Background
Clark, Margaret Ann-Cynthia was born on August 20, 1964 in New Orleans. Daughter of Joseph Christian and Elizabeth Rose Muller.
(Long before the American colonies won their independence,...)
Long before the American colonies won their independence, the Irish were making their own history in Louisiana. The Louisiana Irish tells the story of how the Irish influence touched every aspect of society and can still be felt throughout New Orleans and the surrounding region today.Author Margaret Varnell Clark chronicles a number of people and historical events, including: Ulster Protestants who found a safe haven from British intolerance in the mid-1700sIrish-born Governor General Alexander O'Reilly, sent by the Spanish to take the colony, by force if necessary, in 1769Legion of administrators and Irish priests sent to catholicize the SouthBattles for New Orleans between two of Ulster's sons: Andrew Jackson and General Sir Edward PackenhamYoung Irelanders in America following the 1848 rebellionConfederate Irish regiments who fought bravely at Spotsylvania, Monocacy, Manassas, the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, and GettysburgPlaywright Oscar Wilde's legitimate property claim to a Southern plantationInternational chess phenomena Paul MorphyFilled with historical treasures and little-publicized facts, The Louisiana Irish tells the story of the Irish and how they shaped the city of New Orleans, the state of Louisiana, and the American South.
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Clark, Margaret Ann-Cynthia was born on August 20, 1964 in New Orleans. Daughter of Joseph Christian and Elizabeth Rose Muller.
Diploma, St. Mary's Dominican College, 1984. AS in Nursing, University New York, 1990. Bachelor in Journalism, 1999.
Postgraduate, Harvard University, 2002. Master of Science in international health, Touro University, 2005.
Pediatric, neonatal therapist Charity Hospital, New Orleans, 1984-1986. Therapist/nurse Touro Infirmary, 1986-1991. Therapist St. John's Mercy Hospital, St. Louis, 1991-1992.
Nurse Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, 1992-1995. Director pulmonary rehabilitation Touro Infirmary, 1995-1998. Writer producer WYES-television, New Orleans, 1996-1900.
Contributor The Shakespeare Bulletin, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1996-1901. Correspondent Advance News Magazines, King of Prussia, since 1990. Clinical coordinator pulmonary medicine Boston University, since 2001.
Writer Georgia Medical Care Foundation, 2003. Editorial director Medscape/Webmd, 2004.
(Long before the American colonies won their independence,...)
Board director Shakespeare Festival, Tulane University, New Orleans, since 1996. President Officer's Wives Club, Fort Gillen, Georgia, 1993-1995, American Medical Writers Association, 2005. Member Louisiana Colonels, New Orleans, since 1997.
Member American Association Respiratory Care, American Medical Writers Association, American College Chest Physicians, National Academy television Arts and Sciences.
Married Samuel Varnell, October 5, 1991 (divorced August 1997). Married Kenneth Clark, September 12, 2000.