The first Richard Clarke (d.1620) emigrated in 1620 on the Mayflower from England to Plymouth, and died during the first winter, leaving no progeny in the colonies. The second Richard Clarke (d.1674) emigrated with his wife, Alice, and family about 1643 from England to Rowley, Massachusetts. There is some evidence that he was a son of the first Richard Clarke. Descendants and relatives of the second Richard lived in New England, New York, North Carolina, Illinois, Wisconsin and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to Canada. Includes ancestry of various families in England.

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