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1899 in Drexel, Cass, Missouri, USA. He died on 17 Jul 1960 in Arkansas
City, Cowley, Kansas, USA. Parents: Josephus
J. CLARK and Mae MERRILL. Howard Warner CLARK was born on 28 Jan 1905 in Sunnyside, Yakima, WA, USA. He died on 2 Jan 1981 in Everett, Snohomish, WA, USA. Parents: Francis Pitt CLARK and Lenora Ethel CARLYLE. Inez May CLARK was born on 27 Sep 1885 in Lancaster, Miami, Kansas, USA. Parents: Josephus J. CLARK and Mary LAMASTER. Irene CLARK. Parents: Charles Franklin CLARK and Ethel CURTIS. Israel Elmer CLARK was born in Oct 1869 in , , Missouri, USA. He appeared in the census in 1870 in Marion, Polk, Missouri.774 He appeared in the census in 1880 in Marion, Polk, Missouri.775 Parents: James Peter CLARK and Rebecca LONG. Spouse: Fenton Ellen HARRISON. Israel Elmer CLARK and Fenton Ellen HARRISON were married. Issabelle CLARK. Parents: Dolph M. CLARK and Ora V. WAITE. James CLARK. Parents: John CLARK and Abigail HUTCHINSON. James CLARK was born about 1739. Spouse: Rhoda GIBBS. James CLARK and Rhoda GIBBS were married on 21 Dec 1762 in Litchfield, Connecticut.776 Children were: Lois CLARK, Rhoda CLARK, James CLARK, Benjamin CLARK. James CLARK was born on 11 Sep 1767. Parents: James CLARK and Rhoda GIBBS. James Bruce CLARK was born in 1887. He died about 1960. Parents: Charles Samuel CLARK and Lucy CUSTER. James Iszac CLARK was born on 16 Nov 1808 in Jamestown, Greene, Ohio, USA. He died on 21 Oct 1863 in Benton City, Polk, Missouri, USA. Parents: Robert CLARK and Rachel. Spouse: Rebecca HATCHER. James Iszac CLARK and Rebecca HATCHER were married in 1828/29 in Jamestown, Greene, Ohio, USA. Children were: Amy CLARK. James Jenning CLARK was born on 30 Jul 1900 in , , Kansas, USA. He died on 2 May 1986. Parents: Josephus J. CLARK and Mae MERRILL. James M. CLARK was born in 1871. Parents: John Thomas CLARK and Charity Ann HIGHTOWER. James Monroe CLARK. Parents: Edmond Howard CLARK and Susan Annie HARRIS. James Peter CLARK was born about 1833 in Jackson, Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He appeared in the census in 1870 in Marion, Polk, Missouri.777 He appeared in the census in 1880 in Marion, Polk, Missouri.778 He died in 1882 in Polk, Dade, Missouri, USA. Spouse: Rebecca LONG. Children were: Nancy Jane CLARK, Tracy Ann CLARK, Martha Ellen CLARK, Mary Catherine CLARK, Peter Monroe CLARK, Missouri Belle CLARK, Rebecca Josie CLARK, Israel Elmer CLARK, Dora Elizabeth CLARK, Eva Theresa CLARK. Jane Anar CLARK was born about 1830 in Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois. Parents: Orange CLARK and Isabel NEELY. Spouse: Martin J. S. WAMPLER. Martin J. S. WAMPLER and Jane Anar CLARK were married on 19 Jul 1851. Children were: Candace America WAMPLER, Daniel Pratt WAMPLER. Jason Squire CLARK. Spouse: Anna MICHAEL. Jessie Loy CLARK was born on 9 Apr 1907 in , , Arizona, USA.779 He died on 4 Mar 1971 in Sacramento, Calfornia.779 Parents: Charles Franklin CLARK and Ethel CURTIS. Spouse: Bernice Lenore WARNER. Jessie Loy CLARK and Bernice Lenore WARNER were married in 1929. Children were: June Lenore CLARK, Joycelyn Ann CLARK. Jessie Orela CLARK was born on 1 Apr 1896 in Garfield, Whitman, Washington, USA. She died on 21 Aug 1971 in San Diego, San Diego, California, USA. Parents: Henry Clarence CLARK and Elizabeth Ann BOWMAN. John CLARK was born about 1759 in New York, New York, New York, USA. He died about 1832 in , , New York, USA. The following person may or may not be in this line: Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 2 ISSUE " JOHN CLARK, the immigrant, came from Braintree, near Chelmsford, Essex Co., England, and settled at Cambridge, Mass., as early as 1632. Moved to Hartford, Conn., with Rev. Thomas HOOKER'S Company. He was in the first division of lots at Hartford in 1639, and had 22 acres, was one of the committee to apportion the land. Was a juror at Hartford in 1641. Was a member of Capt. Mason's band of 90 men in the Pequot War. Was one of the patenters to whom the first charter of Connecticut was granted in 1662. Was a Deputy to the General Court at Hartford 1641-42-44-49-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-61-62-63-65. Commissioned for Saybrook, Conn., May, 1664. He moved to Saybrook, Conn., sometime after 1640. In May, 1651, he was desired by the General Court in company with the Governor and Mr. CULLICK, to go to Stratford, and try Goody BASSETT for her life (witchcraft). He moved from Saybrook to Norwich, Conn., about 1660, from Norwich to Milford, Conn., about 1664, where he d. in 1673-4. m. Mary COLEY, dau. of John COLEY. " =========================== Taken from a summary written by John Clark's unknown descendent: Just on the weight of this document, I would have put this John Clark as the father of my Clark line. "John Clark was born in New York State. Served in the war of the Revolution, and as Quartermaster had charge of the outfitting of soldiers. On one occasion, reporting to his wife Abigail Huchison (**Hutchinson) Clark that he lacked one pair of stockings for the company of men who were to leave the next day, she took from her store of yarn and in the twenty four hours, by continuous knitting finished the pair of long stockings in time to outfit the needy soldier. Many were the stories of hardship and privation related by Grandma Clark. At one time they were so nearly reduced to starvation they were compelled to eat slugs. John Clark and Abigail Hutchinson had the following children: James, John, Malinda and Rachel who were all born in New York State." ===================== From Ancestry.com, Biography & Genealogy Master Index: Full Name: John Clark Birth: 1758Death: 1833 Cross Reference Information217105 Name: N/ABirth: N/ADeath: N/A Source Information3 Citation 1: Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography. Six volumes. Edited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1888-1889. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1968. (ApCAB) 2: Biography Index. A cumulative index to biographical material in books and magazines. Volume 9: September, 1970-August, 1973. New York: H.W. Wilson Co., 1974. (BioIn 9) 3: The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans. Brief biographies of authors, administrators, clergymen, commanders, editors, engineers, jurists, merchants, officials, philanthropists, scientists, statesmen, and others who are making American history. 10 volumes. Edited by Rossiter Johnson. Boston: The Biographical Society, 1904. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1968. (TwCBDA) Title PEN Code Portrait 1: 0109 ApCAB No 2: 0266 BioIn 9 No 3: 2214 TwCBDA No Parents: CLARK. Spouse: Abigail HUTCHINSON. Children were: Malinda CLARK, John CLARK, James CLARK, Rachel CLARK. John CLARK was born about 1778 in New York, New York, New York, USA. Between 1814 and 1816 he was a preacher in Duck Creek Baptist Church, Hamilton Co., Illinois; Occupation: Baptist Minister. He Served before 1852 in pastorate of the Baptist Church at Oxford, Illinois. He died in Jun 1852 in Oxford, Illinois. He was buried in 1852 in Oxford, Illinois. John Clark's last charge was the pastorate of the Baptist Church at Oxford, Ill. where he passed on in June 1852. We are assuming that he was buried here. "John, born in 1779 became a pioneer minister and was always on the frontier. He went to Ohio and later to Illinois where he lived in five different counties. He was never longer than seven years in one place, yet never made a move without first consulting his wife. She would seek counsel of the Lord and was guided by the answer to her prayers. Pioneer church work took Grandfather Clark much from home, so the work of raising and caring for the family fell to little grandmother and the older boys. She must have done an excellent work, for all of her six sons except Gibbs became preachers, and even he exhorted at times. They were largely self educated, pursuing their studies by the light of the open fire through the long winter evenings. Grandma Clark could not sing but the children were all quite musical, several of them teaching singing school in pioneer communities,as well as leading the singing in their congregations. John Clark and Anar Gibbs were married Jan 4, 1801. Their Children were: Orange, Cynthia, Alvin, Gibbs, Naomi, Samuel, Rosetta, John, Cyrus. (June Anar) John clark's last charge was the pastorate of the Baptist Church at Oxford, Ill. where he passed on in June, 1852. (After, his wife, Anar made her home with her son John the 3rd, near Sugar Grove, Ill.) Anar Gibbs Clark crossed the plains with her son John (John J.) in the summer of 1854. They came to Oregon where her son Alvin and daughter Rosetta with their families had come two years previous. Born May 8th, 1780 this pioneer mother of 74 walked many miles of the way from Illinois to Oregon, never complaining of any hardships. She was the loving companion of her granddaughter, Irene. After a year and a half of helplessness grandma clark passed away Feb. 4th, 1860, and was buried in the Alford County graveyard situated at the junction of the Big and Little Muddy abut five miles south of Halsey. (No evidence of her grave was found.) Orange Clark married Isobel Seely. One daughter was born to them. Jane Anar who married Mr. Wampler. Cynthia Clark married Billy Martin. Their first child was Orange. Alvin Clark married his cousin Laura Gibbs. Their children were: Lucy, Calista, Theresa, Rufus, Emeline (born June 4, 1834) Dewitt, Howard and Hannah. After the death of Laura Gibbs Clark, Alvin Clark married Mary Miller Moore. To them were born Clarence (May 17, 1851) and Clara. Mary Miller Moore died en route to Oregon in 1852 from cholera. Later Alvin Clark married Efariah McCracken who bore him one son, Alvin Pitt (June 1856) Gibbs Clark married Elizabeth Long. Their children were: Orlando, Orson, Omar, Mary Frances, Elsey, Adolphus, Avery, Nancy Ellen, Cynthia Maria, Sarah Anar and Benoni. Naomi Clark died at the age of 17 from a dose of opium given her by mistake. Samuel Clark married his brother Orange's widow. They had several children, among them John and Thomas. Went to Texas. Rosetta Clark married Ransom Long. Their children were: Matlida, who died in childhood, Cyrus Jefferson, Cynthia Anar, John Clark who died of cholera on the plains, Mary Amanda, Joel Milton, Helen who passed away at the age of 2 1/2 yrs., Charles Albert, Melvina Efariah, James Otto and William Oscar, twins born Aug. 23, 1864. Cyrus Clark married Charity Hudson and had two sons, Abiah and John Hudson. John Clark, born June 18, 1815 died Nov. 24, 1902, married Mary Sweet Rice March 22nd 1838. To them were born Orin Daniel, Nov. 28, 1839, died Oct. 27, 1904. Phobe Irene, April 17, 1844, died June 6, 1934. After the death of his first wife, John Clark married on Dec. 9th, 1852 Betsy Vanatta. They had the following sons and daughters: John Cline, Oct 26, 1853 died Mr. 7, 1923 Cephas Bennett Mar. 4, 1855 died Jan. 28, 1875 Miner Palmer, July 6, 1856, died July 14, 1888 Mary Sarah, April 11, 1858, died May 28, 1935 Martha Jane, Feb. 22, 1860, died Aug. 3, 1956 Riley Hubbard, Dec. 4, 1861, died Jan. 20, 1888 Ada Ellen, July 7, 1864, died Mar. 6, 1949 Annie Mariah, Nov. 9, 1866, died Aug. 2, 1871 Gibbs Gearsham, Oct 16, 1870, died June 16, 1956 Emery Curtis, Oct 16, 1872, died Jan. 20, 1892 Nellie Emaliza, May 2, 1875, died Jan 20, 1889 Rhoda Adelia, Aug. 28,1878, died June 20, 1891" Parents: John CLARK and Abigail HUTCHINSON. Spouse: Anar\Hannah\Anna GIBBS. John CLARK and Anar\Hannah\Anna GIBBS were married on 4 Jan 1801 in Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois. Children were: Ransom CLARK, Orange CLARK, Cynthia CLARK, Alvin CLARK, Truman Gibbs CLARK, Naomi CLARK, Cyrus CLARK, Samuel Lee CLARK, John J. CLARK, Bertha Rosetta CLARK. John CLARK. Parents: Charles Franklin CLARK and Ethel CURTIS. John Cline CLARK was born on 26 Oct 1853 in Sugar Grove, Mercer, Illinois. He died on 7 Mar 1923. Was living in Berkley, CA in 1902 Parents: John J. CLARK and Elizabeth (Betsy) VAN ATTA. John Earl CLARK was born in 1882. Parents: Daniel James Edwin CLARK and Lucinda Molly MILLER. John Edward CLARK was born in 1876. He died about 1960. Parents: Charles Samuel CLARK and Lucy CUSTER. John Edwin CLARK was born in 1875. Parents: John Thomas CLARK and Charity Ann HIGHTOWER. John J. CLARK was born on 18 Jun 1815 in Reading, Hamilton, Ohio. He Sold in 1853 in Mercer Co., Illinois. He Deed on 3 Jan 1854 in Kaskaskia, Perry, Illinois.780 He emigrated in 1854 from Macy Train.781 He DLC about 1854 in Darlington, Montgomery, Indiana, USA.782 He appeared in the census in 1860 in Linn Co., Oregon.783 He Deed on 1 Sep 1869 in Vancouver, Washington Territory.784 The State of Washington, was admitted to the Union on November 11, 1889 as the 42nd U.S. state. He appeared in the census in 1870 in Clark County, Washington Territory.785 He appeared in the census in 1880 in Washington Territory, USA.786 He appeared in the census in 1885 in Clark, Washington Territory, USA.787 He appeared in the census in 1900 in Portland Ward 9, Multnomah, Oregon.788 He died on 24 Nov 1902 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. He was buried in Brush Prairie, Clark, Washington, USA. This is an article published by the Clark County Genealogical Society, entitled "Turn of the Century." Rev. John Jay Clark The grandfather of our subject, John Jay Clark, was born in New York about 1750. He served in the Revolutionary War and died in New York about 1830. His son, also named John Clark, became a pioneer minister and always on the frontier, going from New York to Ohio and later to Illinois. In 1801 he married Anna Gibbs, the daughter of Trueman Gibbs, who also served in the Revolutionary War. Their son, John Jay Clark, was born in the village of Redding, Hamilton County, Ohio, on June 18, 1815, When John was four years of age, his family moved to eastern Illinois and settled on the Wabash. Here he spent most of his childhood. In 1837 and 1838 he studied at Shurtlif College at Alton, Illinois and on March 22, 1838, married Mary Sweet Rice and they began their married life at New Boston. The Clarks moved to Sugar Grove, in Mercer County, Illinois in 1848. Mary passed away and he took Elizabeth VanAtta for his second wife on 12-9-1852. She was born in Henderson County, Illinois on 12-15-1834, the daughter of Gearshum VanAtta and Sarah Palmer. In the summer of 1854, the Clarks headed for the Oregon country, crossing the plains by ox team. Elizabeth's parents and their younger children were also in the party. John's seventy-four year old mother, Anna, also made the trip. John's brother Alvin and sister Rosetta (Clark) Long and their families had came to Oregon in 1852, suffering many hardships on the way. In Sept. of 1854, Alvin Clark and Ransome Long met John Jay and his wagon train on the Oregon Trail near Arlington and led them along the Barlowe Road to Oregon City. They first settled on a small farm, about four miles from Halsey, in Linn County, Oregon. John organized a Baptist church there, which later became the Halsey Baptist Church. On May 30, 1863, they sold out and moved to north Clark County, Washington, where they lived at Brush Prairie. He had taught school in both Linn County and at Brush Prairie. The land at Brush Prairie was heavily timbered and they built their home from logs cut from the forest. The cabin consisted of three rooms, with two fireplaces, one on each end of the building. There was a stove with a small chimney for cooking. More trees were logged off to make room for vegetable and flower gardens. Gearshum VanAtta bought a place from Mr. Larkin containing some cleared land and a very fine well with a windlass. He donated a parcel of this property for the first cemetery at Brush Prairie. When John located at Brush Prairie there was but one other family there, that of Merritt Bowman, and other than his brother, Alvin Clark. There was only one Baptist minister, Rev. Weston of Puget Sound. In August of 1863, John and his brother Alvin, organized the Salmon Creek Baptist Church, located in what is now known as the Brush Prairie area, which was used as a school in earlier years. For more than twenty-five years, John served as the pastor of the Brush Prairie church and would often walk ten to fifteen miles to preach in various part of the county. The Brush Prairie Baptist Church is the oldest Baptist Church in Washington State, which has had a continuous existence since its organization. In 1869, John was elected to the Territorial Legislature, where he served one term, Although living on the frontier, he was greatly interested in world events and had a deep interest in the quest for knowledge and a love of books. In March of 1876, the Vancouver Independent reported the "uncle Johnny" Clark of Brush Prairie, was critically ill with typhoid fever. Elizabeth passed away on Oct. 26, 1891 and is buried in the Brush Prairie cemetery. In 1900, illness forced Johns' retirement from the church and John went to live with his daughter, Irene Davis, Portland, Oregon. He passed away at her home in 1902." John J. Clark learned to preach in the Baptist Church at or near Sugar Grove (Illinois) and often did preach. The church was organized in 1849 and a Minister by the name of Eberhart was called to serve at the church. (Source: Early Memories by Irene Clark Davis) Land Claim, Linn Co., T14S R3W secs 20,29 320a Brush Prairie (S.22;T.3N;R.2E) - Brush Prairie is eight miles northeast of Vancouver in Central Clark County. It was named by Elmorine Bowman for a very brushy prairie and swamp on her father's homestead. (Meany, p. 28). Parents: John CLARK and Anar\Hannah\Anna GIBBS. Spouse: Mary (Sweet) RICE. John J. CLARK and Mary (Sweet) RICE were married on 22 Mar 1838 in Madison Co., Illinois.789 Children were: Orin Daniel CLARK, Phebe Irene CLARK. Spouse: Elizabeth (Betsy) VAN ATTA. John J. CLARK and Elizabeth (Betsy) VAN ATTA were married on 9 Dec 1852 in Sugar Grove, Mercer, Illinois. Children were: John Cline CLARK, Cephas Bennet CLARK, Miner Palmer CLARK, Mary Sarah CLARK, Martha Jane CLARK, Riley Hubbard CLARK, Ada Ellen CLARK, Annie Mariah CLARK, Gibbs Gersham CLARK, Emery Curtis CLARK, Nellie Malisa\Emaliza CLARK, Rhoda Adalia CLARK. John Raymond CLARK. Parents: Josephus J. CLARK and Mae MERRILL. John Thomas CLARK was born on 28 Nov 1840 in , Moultrie, Illinois, USA. He appeared in the census in 1900 in Hillsboro, Sierra, New Mexico, USA.790 He appeared in the census in 1910 in Rodeo, Grant, New Mexico.791 He died on 31 Dec 1922 in Cloverdale, Hidalgo, New Mexico, USA.792 Went to Texas Parents: Samuel Lee CLARK and Isabel NEELY. Spouse: Charity Ann HIGHTOWER. John Thomas CLARK and Charity Ann HIGHTOWER were married on 26 Jul 1866 in Texas. Children were: Martha Isabel CLARK, James M. CLARK, CLARK, John Edwin CLARK, Sarah Luann CLARK, Charles Franklin CLARK, Calidonia CLARK, Robert Owen CLARK, Lillian Mae CLARK, Chariety Ellen CLARK, William Harvey CLARK. Josephus J. CLARK was born on 4 Nov 1859 in , , Iowa, USA. He died on 28 Mar 1937 in Oklahoma City, Canadian, Oklahoma, USA. Parents: Orlando CLARK and Sarah PATTEN. Spouse: Mae MERRILL. Josephus J. CLARK and Mae MERRILL were married on 28 Sep 1898 in Paolo, Miami, Kansas, USA. Children were: Hershel Joseph CLARK, James Jenning CLARK, Fay Bernal CLARK, Amy Lois CLARK, Lester Orlando CLARK, Ada Grace CLARK, Lucy Lee CLARK, Woodrow CLARK, John Raymond CLARK, Zelda Celia CLARK. Spouse: Mary LAMASTER. Josephus J. CLARK and Mary LAMASTER were married on 11 Mar 1937 in New Lancaster, Miami, Kansas, USA. Children were: Charles W. CLARK, Inez May CLARK, Alva J. CLARK, Raymond CLARK, Margaret Zelma CLARK, [?] CLARK, Harry Truman CLARK. Joshua CLARK. Spouse: Gina Kelly COE. Joycelyn Ann CLARK died in Sacramento, Calfornia. Parents: Jessie Loy CLARK and Bernice Lenore WARNER. June Lenore CLARK was born on 24 Jun 1931 in Ajo, Pima, Arizona, USA. She died on 26 Feb 1988 in , Kern, California, USA. Parents: Jessie Loy CLARK and Bernice Lenore WARNER. Laura Esther CLARK was born on 27 Jun 1873 in Brush Prairie, Clark, Washington, USA. She died on 13 Feb 1960 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. She was buried in Lincoln Mem Cem, Multnomah, Or. Parents: Edmond Howard CLARK and Susan Annie HARRIS. Spouse: Herbert Kavanaugh OLIVER. Herbert Kavanaugh OLIVER and Laura Esther CLARK were married on 20 Jun 1895. Children were: Jessamine Ellen OLIVER, Herbert Lacy OLIVER, Ruth Margaret OLIVER. Laura Nanetta CLARK was born in 1880. Parents: Daniel James Edwin CLARK and Lucinda Molly MILLER. Lawrence Elmer CLARK was born on 12 Nov 1878 in Brush Prairie, Clark, Washington, USA. He appeared in the census in 1880 in Clark, Washington Territory, USA.793 He died on 5 May 1959 in Ridgefield, Clark, Wa. He was buried in Hayes Cemetery, Clark, Wa. Parents: Edmond Howard CLARK and Susan Annie HARRIS. Lester Orlando CLARK. Parents: Josephus J. CLARK and Mae MERRILL. Lillian Mae CLARK was born on 6 Apr 1885 in Lincoln, New Mexico, USA. She appeared in the census in 1900 in Hillsboro, Sierra, New Mexico, USA.794 She died on 23 Jul 1967 in Los, New Mexico, USA. Parents: John Thomas CLARK and Charity Ann HIGHTOWER. Spouse: Charles JOHNSON. Charles JOHNSON and Lillian Mae CLARK were married on 20 Apr 1903 in Dery, Sierra, New Mexico, USA. Children were: Clarence Jerome JOHNSON, Gerald Jigs JOHNSON, Ellen May JOHNSON, Charles Rollin JOHNSON. Spouse: Charles DAWSON. Charles DAWSON and Lillian Mae CLARK were married. Linda Jean CLARK was born on 26 Feb 1954 in Kanawha Co., West Virginia. She died on 3 Dec 1981 in Boone County, WV. Parents: Robert E. CLARK and Lena Arbutus PETTRY. Spouse: DAILEY. Children were: DAILEY. Lois CLARK was born on 10 Aug 1763 in Litchfield, Connecticut. Parents: James CLARK and Rhoda GIBBS. Lou CLARK. Parents: Charles Franklin CLARK and Ethel CURTIS. Lucy CLARK was born on 22 Jun 1825 in Illinois. Parents: Alvin CLARK and Laura GIBBS. Spouse: JUDD. JUDD and Lucy CLARK were married in 1851 in Marshfield, Warren, Indiana, USA. Lucy Lee CLARK. Parents: Josephus J. CLARK and Mae MERRILL. Lulu Maude CLARK was born on 25 Jul 1877 in , , California, USA. She died on 11 Dec 1963 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA. Parents: Henry Clarence CLARK and Elizabeth Ann BOWMAN. Spouse: Ernest C LLOYD. Ernest C LLOYD and Lulu Maude CLARK were married on 15 Feb 1900 in Garfield, Whitman, Washington, USA. Children were: Don E. LLOYD, Oleta Fern LLOYD, Charles Wayne LLOYD, Robert Clark LLOYD. Malinda CLARK was born in 1761 in , , New York, USA. Parents: John CLARK and Abigail HUTCHINSON. Margaret Zelma CLARK was born on 25 Jun 1890 in New Lancaster, Miami, Kansas, USA. She died on 11 Sep 1892. Parents: Josephus J. CLARK and Mary LAMASTER. Margy CLARK was born on 18 Dec 1893 in Eureka, Wahkiakum, WA, USA. She appeared in the census in 1900 in Garfield, Whitman, Washington, USA.795 She appeared in the census in 1910 in Moscow, Latah, Idaho, USA.796 She died in Washington City, District Of Columbia, USA. Parents: Henry Clarence CLARK and Elizabeth Ann BOWMAN. Marion Edwin CLARK was born in 1871. Parents: Daniel James Edwin CLARK and Lucinda Molly MILLER. Martha Ellen CLARK was born about 1858 in , , Missouri, USA. She died about 1879. Parents: James Peter CLARK and Rebecca LONG. Martha Isabel CLARK was born on 19 Nov 1867 in , Hood, Texas, USA. She appeared in the census in 1880 in Precinct 1, Coleman, Texas, USA.797 Parents: John Thomas CLARK and Charity Ann HIGHTOWER. Spouse: John HALE. John HALE and Martha Isabel CLARK were married.
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