Mary Saint Clair

October 14, 2026 — PROVISIONAL PLACEMENT — published family history

Archive AI: These specific tree connections are recorded provisionally under Joe Stuart’s instruction to allow clearly labeled placements from published family histories. They are source-attributed working hypotheses, not independently proved relationships.

Reported spouse: [[person:person-5e1e4241-c716-48c2-8765-4d32e850f4fc|Thomas Wallace (father of John Wallace)]]. Source: John P. Wallace, Genealogy of the Parke Family (1920), pp. 8, 11–12, 24–26. https://archive.org/details/genealogyofparke00wall

Reported child: [[person:person-9fa6cde3-0726-4083-8db5-69c26421a06d|John Wallace (1755–1825)]]. Source: John P. Wallace, Genealogy of the Parke Family (1920), pp. 8, 11–12, 24–26. https://archive.org/details/genealogyofparke00wall

Original-record corroboration remains pending for the connections listed above. Previously established relationships retain their existing evidence status. No exact vital dates, new residences, or identities among unresolved namesakes are inferred. Earlier statements withholding these particular links describe prior research stages and are preserved below.

Earlier archive notes (preserved):

8 October 2026 — Direct-line research update

The 1920 genealogy, pp. 24–26, names her as the mother of John Wallace and first wife of Thomas Wallace. Her death preceded his later marriages. Exact dates and her parents are not established here; Saint Clair is the book’s spelling.

Evidence and limits B06 — Parke family genealogy, 1920. Historical family compilation; page images inspected. John P. Wallace, Genealogy of the Parke Family, nine generations from Arthur and Mary Parke, 1720–1920, pp. 8, 11–12, 24–26, 32–34. https://archive.org/details/genealogyofparke00wall

Status: Proposed ancestor or parental-family research profile. This entry preserves the sourced lead; it does not claim that every biological link has been proved.