Clarno - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Clarno Ancestry

Kathleen_FALENSKY — 2013-11-03 19:12:54Z

Columbus area? I have a friend that is a descendent of Ross Hunter Clarno "Clarneau"
Any info quite welcome.
Thanks

Re: Clarno Family History

Kathleen_FALENSKY — 2013-11-03 19:07:30Z

Also France

Re: CLARNO book by Ed Clarno

dmfoote_1 — 2013-07-22 02:25:04Z

Hi Tammie,

Not sure about the book by Ed Clarno, but I do have a PDF copy of a Clarno Family Tree by Roland Grenzow. I cannot upload it here, but would be happy to send you a copy. Please respond to footes2016@gmail.com or call me 614.327.2965. Look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Clarno Ancestry

dmfoote_1 — 2013-07-22 01:57:34Z

Anyone looking for Clarno history, please reach out. I have a pdf of our family tree that may prove useful in any search. My name is Dianne Foote (Clarno), my number is 614-327-2965. Look forward to hearing from you.

relatives of Andrew Clarno

missy1603 — 2013-02-24 16:46:24Z

Wanting to learn more about family of Andrew Clarno. My grandma was Anna (McDonald) Cloer, daughter of Laura Clarno who was the daughter of Andrew.

Re: Andrew Clarno who settled on the John Day River

missy1603 — 2013-02-24 16:39:40Z

Get a hold of Bev Clarno in Redmond. She and her husband operate the Clarno Grange. I am the 2xGreat Granddaughter of Andrew Clarno. My Grandma was Anna (McDonald) Cloer, granddaughter of Andrew.

Any information or photos re: Clarno Township.

mrsal62 — 2013-02-21 18:49:01Z

If you have any information on Clarno's or the Township. I would grately appreciate it. Or any photographs. These are my ancestors. Also anyone with any info on Daniel Stephen Clarno. TY.

Searching for Clarno family History I:E; Mormon background

mrsal62 — 2012-05-16 20:57:39Z

I am searching for any living family members, to enlighten me on the Clarno family history. Particularly any Mormon Heritage theres prooof of. I would also like to get aquainted with any whom are interested. Family is everything to me. TY mrsal62@gmail.com

Re: CLARNO book by Ed Clarno

jakeclarno — 2012-04-04 02:07:01Z

I am Jacob Clarno, I was born the son of Robert Clarno, brother to Micheal and Richard Clarno, all from Lake County area California. I have a sister, Bernadette Clarno. Anyone know of our place in the Clarno genealogy?

Re: Clarno surname

vpchief — 2010-11-06 14:36:47Z

My name is Jami, my grandfather was Edwin Schiermeister- my mother is Donna Schiermeister are you Sunnys daughter out of Rice Creek?

Re: CLARNO book by Ed Clarno

jesanlynch28 — 2010-07-17 22:51:26Z

There are errors in the information presented in the "Ed Clarno" book. I am John Harold Clarno's daughter. Helen Clarno was his oldest daughter by his first marriage to Helen MCConnell. My understanding is that she left the family for some reason and did remarry. She is, in fact, now deceased. When, I don't know. When she left the first marriage, she had 3 children, and left them behind.

This I heard from bits and pieces as I grew up.

Re: Andrew Clarno who settled on the John Day River

jesanlynch28 — 2010-05-26 00:07:37Z

Andrew Clarno is my great great grandfather. I don't have anything except the middle initial of "D"

His Father was william George Clarno--born in Virginia and his father was John

I have other information but not all of what you asked for.

Andrew Clarno who settled on the John Day River

domojo138 — 2010-03-24 00:21:31Z

Would anyone know the full name of Andrew Clarno that moved from Illinois to Oregon ,and also his father's name? Have no date but he was one of the earliest white settlers. Trying to make a connection to the Clarno's in Wisconsin and Minnesota. I'm not related but helping out a friend who has Clarno kin.
Thanks,
Darleen

Re: CLARNO book by Ed Clarno

danvilletammie — 2009-11-09 17:55:18Z

Me too... hope someone can help...I hear bits and pieces of an interesting family that I have never heard before. My grandmother, Helen Clarno, lost her mother at a young age and her father, John Harold Clarno, remarried. I found out just today that my greatgrandmothers name may have been Esther McConnell. I hope to find the book.

Re: Clarno Family History

danvilletammie — 2009-11-09 17:51:17Z

We are cousins???? My grandmother Helen was Kays sister.
danvilletammie@yahoo.com

Re: Clarno Family History

danvilletammie — 2009-11-09 17:49:24Z

How can I get ahold of one of the Books Clarnos in America? I saw this old post and am hoping it makes it to someone who knows. My grandmother was the daughter of John Harold Clarno and Esther McConnell. I don't know any more than that really. danvilletammie@yahoo.com

Re: Clarno Family History

2006-05-03 21:10:17Z

Please note I have a new e-mail address and I look forward to hearing from you in Aug. Sue

Clarno Ancestry

2004-09-19 17:14:55Z

I am a descendent of John Hunter Clarno to James Monroe Clarno to Elmer Clarno to Robert Hugh Clarno, Sr. to me, Robert Hugh Clarno, Jr.
I am interested in finding exactly where we came from. I know there is a family story of us coming from France, but I can find no evidence of that, including the fact that there are no French First names in the family "tree". I have checked French last names and cannot find any even near the spelling of Clarno, but I have found Clarno (Clarvoe) in Glouscester England in the 1600s. The records on micro film for the 1700s (for Glouscester) are unreadable, but their are readable records from the 1600s showing Clarno and Clarvoe. Does anyone have any information to add? I'm still open to origins outside of England if solid evidence shows up.

Re: Clarno Family History

2004-09-19 01:53:08Z

Hi, I am also descended from the same line. I have Ed's book and have shared all my info with him and him with me. Would be happy to compare with you. Mainly I am starting to work on our origins. So far I have found the Clarno (Clarvo) name in England (Gloucester county) in the 1600s. The 1700s microfilm of records from that area are unreadable, so I am working on talking directly to libraries or other sources in the Gloucester. I have the names of a couple of towns there that I will share when I get home from my vacation. I hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Clarno surname

2004-03-01 00:48:13Z

My family name is Schiermeister
There were several families of Schiermeisters that settled in the Oregon and Washington areas.
I have a couple Family history books of the Schiermeister families, possibly there is information in the books that could help you out. Tell me who the Schiermeister was you're related to and I will see what I can do to look up the information I have.

Re: Clarno surname

2003-09-07 01:14:37Z

My grandmothers name was Helen Irene Clarno. She had a brother and a sister names Frank and Kay. She married my grandfather and her married name was Schiermeister. I don't know anything other than that. I have been told the Clarno family came from the John Day area, but I don't know anything for sure. She said she was born in Oregon, but I am not sure where. Maybe McMinville. Anyway, I would like to know who her parents were. Nobody seems to know.

Re: Clarno Family

2003-05-25 00:38:29Z

Jean: Sorry I havn't responded sooner, I've about given up on my search for my dad. I don't have any idea if Eugene C. Wilson's middle initial stood for Clarno. Thanks for your reply to my post.

Mindy

Re: Looking for my relatives

2003-01-04 04:08:19Z

I don't know if we're related. My father's brother, Vincent, lived in the Spokane area I believe. He died several years ago. It would be interesting to see if we have common relatives.

Clarno's from John Hunter Clarno

2002-11-13 03:54:30Z

Found your name on a search. You say you are descended from John Hunter Clarno. What is your relation to him?

Re: relation????

2002-08-12 04:05:55Z

Re: Clarno Family History

mattclarno — 2008-11-25 04:03:29Z

Please help. my grandmother Kay (katarina) married George Wilbur clarno. George passed before i was born, Kay has just recently passed. they had a family bible, history of the clarno family. Since they have passed i can not seem to find this bible. Please send me as much information as you can on the Clarno family. Thank you so much for your time. Matthew Jay Clarno. matt.clarno@state.or.us

Re: Oregon Clarno's

mattclarno — 2008-11-25 03:56:04Z

The german heritage comes from Katarina Wilkens who married George Wilbur Clarno. The clarno's did not come from Germany.

Re: Oregon Clarno's

mattclarno — 2008-11-25 03:55:45Z

The german heritage comes from Katarina Wilkens who married George Wilbur Clarno. The clarno's did not come from Germany.

Re: Clarno surname

mattclarno — 2008-11-25 03:53:08Z

My Grandparents Katarina Clarno and George Clarno had the family bible, a history of the Clarnos. They are both deceased now and I have been unable to find the bible. When I do find it I will post more info on my family, The Clarno's.

Re: Clarno surname

danvilletammie — 2009-11-09 17:10:08Z

I got a family history book at a reunion about 10 (or more) years ago. Grandma's history wasn't in there. I am Calvin Elmer Schiermeister Sr's grandaughter thru his son Calvin Elmer Schiermeister Jr. My great grandparents were Karl and Sophie Schiermeister. How are you related :D.

Re: Family

danvilletammie — 2009-11-09 16:06:37Z

My grandmother was Helen Clarno (maiden name). Her fathers name was Harold. I don't know who her mother was. My name is Tammie. I live in Oregon. I would love to hear more about the family if it turns out this is the same Harold Clarno. danvilletammie@yahoo.com

Re: CLARNO book by Ed Clarno

rhoytfamily — 2009-07-03 05:50:30Z

mary willard madien name mary clarno who died in north bend ore had uncle andrew clarno and claimed that he fought indaians and ran a wagon train business from central ore to spokane wash before rail interested in the book because no body left alive of her family except one cousin in blye ore

Re: Oregon Clarno's

vmpm1 — 2006-08-04 22:11:16Z

My grandfather, George William Clarno, Sr., is Lucinda's brother. He married Jeanette E. Burch and they lived in Coos Co, OR.

Re: Clarno Ancestry

dmfoote_1 — 2009-09-27 18:44:57Z

Mr. Robert Hugh Clarno,

The French spelling is Clarneau. And here is a link to our family tree. I think it was made by Roland Lee Grenzow. Anyway your ancestral line is on it as well. It is a PDF document that has a search bar in the top middle of page. Type in your name and it will highlight the area where your name is with a blue box. To show the legitimacy, you've had two wives, and with your second wife you had 10 kids (if I am reading it correctly) and three were adopted. I actually come from the line with George Washington Clarno. My father is Eugene Lyle, and I am Dianne Michelle. I heard from Newell Jr that someone was planning a Clarno Reunion in 2010, but have no other details. Good Luck with your search. And feel free to reply @ dmfoote@hotmail.com

Thanks,

Dianne

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/g/r/e/Rolland-Lee...

Re: Clarno Family History

imasue42 — 2006-01-11 23:42:38Z

Hi: Would you have any information on Effie May Clarno who married Charles L. McMahan. She was the dau. of James Monroe Clarno and Celia Leverton? Not sure of her last name.

Re: Clarno Geneolgy

LindaMecham74 — 2004-01-17 21:14:48Z

From "Pioneer History of Coos and Curry Counties, 1898 (OR) by Orvil Dodge, pg. 18:
CLARNO, Henry L., was born in Haswell Co., IL Sept. 8, 1855, and came to Oregon in 1863. In March 1874, he settled in Curry Co., on Cayuse Prairie and in 1884 moved to Catching Creek, but now lives on Rogue River, near the mouth. He is an old veteran of the Indian Wars. His wife's maiden name was Julia A. Buell, born in Douglas Co., Or. July 14, 1868, and their children's names are: Lucinda F. b. June 24, 1885; James W. b. April 22, 1887; d. Sept 5, 1891; George W., b. Aug. 18, 1889; John W. b. March 18, 1892, d. Oct. 3, 1894; Albert E. b.Oct. 13, 1894; and Clarence C. b. July 23, 1897.

Re: Clarno Family History

rclarno66 — 2006-07-08 21:56:45Z

Sorry I didn't see your request until now. I am currently in New York and my records are back home in Washington, so I will send you some info when I get back home in August 2006.

Re: Clarno Geneolgy

rclarno66 — 2006-07-08 21:56:45Z

I (Robert Clarno) have been doing a lot of research and I cannot find any evidence that Clarno is a French name, on the contrary it shows up only in England. I have not been able to find any official record showing the name "Clarneax or anything near that. I would be interested in any info you might have on that spelling.

Re: relation????

sunshine986262000_1 — 2005-02-12 05:54:35Z

Troy,
This is Bonnie Smith's oldest daughter Terrie. I was wondering is I was ever going to run into you here. How are you doing? Mom told me you were working on the Clarno genealogy before she passed away. I have gotten alot off the internet but any help you would like giving me would be a god sent. Also if you have any information on the Ritchie family, I have non. Keep in touch. Terrie

Re: relation????

sunshine986262000_1 — 2005-02-12 05:54:35Z

Hi Troy,
The only information I have is off the internet and some from mom when she passed away. I do have alot of Clarno pictures of your dad and everyone growing up. I also found a book where grandma Bell had written things about all of them. If your interested I'll send you what I have and copys of the pictures. Give me an address to send them to.
Terrie

Re: Clarno surname

genlu194 — 2004-06-21 23:18:47Z

Tammie, if I understood your message correctly, you want to know your grandmother's (Helen Irene Clarno) parents name?

Her parents were John Harold Clarno and Esther McConnell. Helen was born in Bend, Oregon. Frank is deceased and Kay (Kathleen) is still living.

I have been trying to locate Helen's daughter, Kathy. Do you have an e-mail or snail mail address for her?

Re: Looking for my relatives

genlu194 — 2004-06-21 23:18:47Z

Janet, Vincent may have lived in the Spokane area at one time; however, most of his time after his war service was working and living in Walla Walla, WA

Hi, stranger!!!

Re: Oregon Clarno's

skeeterd_1 — 2006-09-20 02:44:26Z

My Grandfather was George Wilbur Clarno. He also lived in Coos County. His wife is Kathrina. I am not sure how long they lived in the area or where they emigrated from. I do know that there is a strong German heritage. If you have any information about the family I would love to know.

Re: Clarno Ancestry

grandmadragonfly1 — 2009-09-04 05:56:32Z

Hi Dianne
My name is michelle wagoner Iam answering to see if we are
related.My grandfathers name was Patrick Andrew Clarno I dont know how many were in his family.He was married to Kathryn Reinhardt(Clarno).Recently my mother and I were talking about the family tree and apparantly there was a John Prentiss back in the past which we could investigate. Also looking I found a Eugene Clarno which I know is related to us. My grandmother does have the family crest unless,Eugene took it with some of the family history when my grandmother died in 1995.Iam curious to find out somemore about my grandfather. Sincerely Michelle Wagoner

Re: Clarno Ancestry

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Clarno Geneolgy

druidpriestess — 2003-03-03 21:31:18Z

My word!!!

I had no idea how many Clarno's are present in the US. I am astounded!!! I am I believe a direct descendant from Stephen Clarneaux, who came over from France. I believe Andrew Clarno was a descendant of his. I am interested in any information out there. I sit here shocked!!

Karin

Re: relation????

terrienewhouse31 — 2005-04-22 07:45:23Z

Sorry it has been awhile but my husband was killed in a motercycle accident and I haven't been up to much latley. Anyway you don't happen to know grandmother Dorthey Bells parents parents names by any chance? Terrie

Re: relation????

mrclarno — 2002-08-11 01:51:35Z

I'm the son of Troy Clarno, Dorothy Ritichie (Clarno) is my grandmother.

Re: relation????

terrienewhouse31 — 2002-08-12 03:18:00Z

Troy,
I'm not sure weather or not you got my last message but I have all kinds of pictures you may be interested in. Alot of them of our family (Clarno family) growing up. If you are interested in them I'll send them your way. Let me know Terrie , Bonnie Smith's daughter and grand daughter of Dorothey Bell.