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  • This document is part of the Great Migration To New England project at American Ancestors (NEHGS).

  • The marriage is documented in Torrey’s New England Marriages, but no actual date is given. Other Clays are mentioned.

  • An integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree showing the integration of all Big-Y tested Clay branches. Best viewed after downloading and Zooming in.

  • An Integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree including non-surname Clay member genealogies – included with their permission. Best viewed after downloading and Zooming in.

  • An Integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree including non-surname Clay member genealogies with their permission. Best viewed after downloading and zooming in.

  • An Integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree of New England Clays other than Jonas Clay (1643). Best viewed after downloading and zooming in.

  • An Integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree of England Clays. Best viewed after downloading and zooming in.

  • Integrated Genealogy & Y-DNA Haplotrees of Germany & Netherlands Clays. Best viewed after downloading and zooming in.

  • Hand written record of marriages for people mentioned. This document is a page from Clarence Almon Torrey’s “New England Marriages Prior to 1700,” a seminal genealogical index. Purpose: It serves as a comprehensive finding aid for marriages that occurred in New England before the year 1700. Structure: The index lists the groom’s name, the bride’s…

  • The story of Vassili Sawitzky and his marriages to art and Susan Jacob Clay (great granddaughter of Senator Henry Clay, granddaughter of James Brown Clay and daughter of Lt. Col. Charles Donald Clay). Published in the Clay Family Society Newsletter Pieces of Clay, Q4 2023 issue.