From "Orangeburg District History and Records, 1768 - 1868", by Marchant
Culler, the following about Robert Lark:

Robert Lark was living in Granville County on November 19, 1772, when he
acquired 300 acres close to the Savannah River.  Later, he was issued 707
more acres, part of which were on Steel Creek in Orangeburgh District.

Elected to the House, Lark was a member of the Second General Assembly and
represented the District Between the Savannah River and the North Fork of
the Edisto River in the Fourth General Assembly in 1782.  He also was
elected to the Fifth General Assembly (1783-84) but declined to serve.

Source of the above was given as "Bailey and Cooper, Biographical
Directory...House, 3:415-16.

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