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Aaron Barnum Clark

1799–1854

Also recorded as A. B. Clark.

Biography

Aaron Barnum Clark appears in the family history as a chair maker and cabinetmaker. It gives his birth as February 25, 1799, and records his marriage to Mary Ann Randolph on July 8, 1819, in Athens County, Ohio.

The account gives his death as June 2, 1854, in Goshen, Indiana. The collection also includes a photograph catalogued as his tombstone. The genealogy preserves conflicting birthplace information: Massachusetts in its census transcription, and the Cincinnati area in a family correspondent’s account.

Family connections

Parents

  • Barnum Clark

    Deceased · born 1774; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

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  • Lucy Whipple Clark

    Deceased · born 1777; death year not recorded

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Marriages and partners

Siblings

Children

These are the relationships currently documented in this archive, not necessarily a complete list of relatives. Provisional connections remain clearly marked.

What still needs checking

The birthplace conflict remains unresolved.

The compiled genealogy’s more distant ancestry traditions are not treated as proved relationships here.

Sources for this page

  1. The Clarks · PDF page 4 · printed 4 Read cited record Family account Historical excerpt checked against the cited scan; a family compilation rather than an independently verified vital record.
  2. Aaron Barnum Clark tombstone photograph Read cited record Family account Identification follows the original filename; no cemetery location or unreadable inscription is inferred.

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