The Clarks

[Photograph: a portrait of a man.] Jesse Marion Mead [Handwritten note below the portrait is not clearly legible.]

[Blank facing page.] CLARK — 1 1 JOSEPH CLARK and wife Alice Pepper came from England. Of first thirteen settlers of Dedham, Massachusetts. Made a freeman in 1652. At that time lived Medfield. Served 1660 as a Selectman. Died in 1684. Alice 1710. [Handwritten above the entry: married 1640. Other faint handwritten annotations are illegible.] Issue: - Joseph — 1642–1702 — m. 1663, Mary Allen, Medfield. - Benjamin — 1644 - Ephraim — 1646 - Daniel — 1647–1674 — died six weeks after rec’d wounds from Indians at the burning of Medfield. - Mary — 1649 — m. 1673, Jonathan Boyden - Sarah — 1651–1704 — m. 1673, John Bowers. 2nd to Samuel Smith in 1677 - John — 1652–1720 — m. 1679, Mary Sheffield, of Sherborn. Settled in Medway - Nathaniel — 1658 - Rebecca — 1660–1739 — m. 1679, John Richardson 2 JOSEPH CLARK born 1642, died 1702. Married 1663, Mary Allen, born 1641, died May 5, 1702, same year as Joseph, (dau. of James Allen of Medfield, and wife Ann Guild). Joseph served as a Selectman and Representative. He owned his homestead, a house and land at “planting-field” and a house and land in Wrentham. Issue: - Joseph — 1664 - John — 1666–1691 - Jonathan — 1668–1690 - Esther — 1670 — m. Thomas Thurston - Thomas — 1672–1790 - Mary — 1674–1675 - Daniel — 1676–1694 — (twin) - Lea — 1676–1676 — [ditto: twin] - Solomon — 1678–1748 — m. Mary White of Medfield - David* — 1680–1714 — m. Mary Wheelock - Moses — 1685–1685 — (twin) - Aaron — 1685–1751 — [ditto: twin] Settled in Wrentham *Rec’d as his portion, the house in Wrentham. Had dau. Elizabeth who m. 1722, Daniel Holbrook, and had children. Reference: Vital Records Medfield Medfield, Mass., by William S. Tilden (1887) History of Franklin, Mass., by Blake (1879) Vital Records Wrentham, Massachusetts.

CLARK — 2 3 SOLOMON CLARK born 8-8-1678, died 1748. Married about 1698, Mary White, of Medfield. Mary died 1740, and he m. 2nd Elizabeth Adams. Solomon served three years as a Selectman. Was a trustee of the State Loan in 1721. Representative to the General Court in 1725. Settled on the place at “planting field.” Issue: - Mary — 1699–1718 - Jonathan — 1700 — m. Experience Cook - Solomon — 1701 - Daniel — 1703–1704 - David — 1705 - Ann — 1706–1764 — m. 1726, Ephraim Cheney - Hannah — 1708–1710 - Daniel — 1710–1710 - Hannah — 1711 — m. 1730, A. Robbins Walpole - Sarah — 1713–1713 - John — 1715–1715 - Sarah — 1718 [Several faint handwritten additions near this section are illegible.] 4 JONATHAN CLARK born 6-14-1700. Married Experience Cook. They settled in Wrentham, Massachusetts. One family tradition is that Experience was descendant of Mayflower Pilgrim Cook. Another that she was a descendant of Sir Walter Cook. Issue: - John — 10-22-1725 — m. Ruth Baxter - Mary — 12-26-1727 - Martha — 4-2-1730 - Experience — 5-8-1733 - Sarah — 5-14-1735 - Jonathan — 6-27-1737 - Thomas — 8-8-1742 - Anne — 5-2-1744 - Rachel — 8-10-1746 Reference: Medfield, Massachusetts by William S. Tilden (1887) Vital Records of Wrentham, Massachusetts. History of Franklin, Massachusetts by Blake (1879) CLARK — 3 5 JOHN CLARK born 10-22-1725, Wrentham, Massachusetts. Married 1-16-1752, Ruth Baxter, born 8-13-1733, Braintree, Mass. (Thomas Baxter and wife, Deliverance Marshall). Marriage intentions of John and Ruth were published, 12-14-1751. He was a soldier in American Revolutionary War in Captain Asa Fairbank’s Company. His son John was a Sgt. in the same company. Removed to Franklin. [Handwritten death annotation above this entry is only partially legible.] Issue: - John — 3-27-1753 — m. Relief Barnum - Abijah — 3-4-1755–1849 — m. 1782, Melatiah Pond - Susannah — 7-30-1757 — m. Nathaniel Thayer - Ruth — 6-14-1760 — m. 1782, Asa Metcalf - Mary — 12-22-1762 — m. Levi Fisher - Nathan — 11-26-1765 — m. Sabra Metcalf - Sarah — 5-7-1768 - Paul — 10-26-1770–1852 — m. Phebe - Rachel — 11-12-1772 — m. 1795, Nathan Pond 6 JOHN CLARK born 3-27-1753, Wrentham, Massachusetts. He was a Sgt. in Captain Asa Fairbank’s Company in the Am. Rev. War. Married Relief Barnum, (Nathan Barnum and wife Mary Wheeler). Lived in Franklin, Massachusetts, where his children were born. Died 6-15-1837, and his wife Relief died 3-17-1830. They are buried Jewel-Farm-Waters Cemetery, on the road from Milford to Westville. [Handwritten place note beside the cemetery statement is partially illegible.] Issue: - Barnum — 6-23-1774 — m. Lucy Whipple - Baxter — 8-26-1777 - Relief — 12-24-1781 - John — 5-1-1785 - Nathan — 5-7-1788 Reference: History of Franklin, Massachusetts, by Blake (1879) Wrentham, Mass. Vital Records Braintree, Mass. Bates (1886) Dedham, Mass. Historical Register, Vol. II. Births of Franklin, Norfolk County, Mass.

CLARK — 4 7 BARNUM CLARK born 6-23-1774, Franklin, Massachusetts. Married Lucy Whipple, born 1-30-1777, (dau. of Samuel Whipple and wife Lucy Brown). Moved to New York, to Ohio, and then to Indiana. [Handwritten note after this paragraph is partly illegible.] Issue: - Lucy Brown — 9-1-1797–1854 — m. 1819, J. Columbia - Aaron Barnum — 2-25-1799–1854 — m. Mary A. Randolph - Hannah — 1801 — m. Samuel Johnson - Elias — 1803 — m. Nancy Sweary* - Elmira — 1807 — became a Doctor after the age of 40, m. 1st William S. Smith. 2nd to Mr Banks. - Benjamin — 1811 — Went to Dakota. had son named Pierre. - Justin — 1811 — (twin of Benj.). Went to Dakota. m. 1831, Mary Miller? - Angeline — m. 1st Rev. G. R. Ball; 2nd to Mr Marsh. 8 AARON BARNUM CLARK born 2-25-1799, (according to U.S. Census, in Massachusetts, but Mrs L. Cary Slayton states that he was born in Walnut Hills, sub. of Cincinnati, O.). Chair and Cabinet maker. Six feet, three inches tall. Fair complexion. Was of “firery” temperament. Died 6-2-1854 in Goshen, Indiana, six months after being injured by large falling tree. Married 7-8-1819, in Athens co. Ohio, to Mary Ann Randolph, born 7-25-1802, Ohio, (dau. of John Randolph of Virginia, and wife Jane Owens, of Va.), descendant of Pocahontas. Mary was gentle, had soft voice with southern accent. Died 4-29-1878, Greenville, South Carolina. Buried Oak Grove Cemetery. Issue: - 81 — Lucy Whipple — 6-23-1820 - 82 — Mary Anne — 2-26-1822 - 83 — Adella A. (“Delland”) — 6-17-1824 - 84 — Leafy Francis — 8-2-1826 - 85 — Columbia Brown — 10-4-1828 - 86 — Aaron Washington Lafayette — 2-1-1831 - 87 — Lucinda Jane (“Jennie”) — 3-25-1833 - 88 — Calvary Calvin Constantine — 3-1-1835 - 89 — Currance Anne Caroline* — 7-11-1838 - 8(10) — William Henry Harrison — 10-8-1841 - 8(11) — Lydia Alice Cecelia — 7-22-1844 *Carrie Reference: Mrs L. Cary Slayton of New Haven, Conn. Mrs Grace Simmons of Inglewood, Calif. Mrs F. F. McCammon of Denver, Colo. CLARK — 5 U.S. CENSUS 1820 — OHIO — Athens county, Dover twp. CLARK b. Aron. - Males: 1 — 16 to 26 - Females: 1 — Under 10 - Females: 1 — 16 to 26 U.S. CENSUS 1850 — INDIANA — Elkhart county, Goshen. - CLARK A. B. — 52 — Massachusetts — Chairmaker - Mary A. — 50 — Ohio - Adella — 26 — [ditto: Ohio] - Columbus B. — 22 — [ditto: Ohio] — Painter - A. W. L. — 20 — [ditto: Ohio] — Chairmaker - Lucinda J. — 17 — [ditto: Ohio] - Calvery C. — 16 — [ditto: Ohio] — Laborer - Currens A. C. — 12 — Indiana - Wm. Henry H. — 10 — [ditto: Indiana] - Alice C. — 7 — [ditto: Indiana] (Enumerated by H. Morgan. 11-1-1850) The township of Dover originally formed a part of Ames, and as such settled as early as 1799. Separate township 1811. As originally organized, included all of Ames lying west of 13th range, comprised present twps. of Ward, Green, and Starr in Hocking county, and Trimble, York, and Dover in Athens county. Main settlements on Sunday creek, near waters of Hockhocking. (Walkers History of Athens County, Ohio. 1869)* Lewis De la Columbe born in France in 1770, came to Ames township in 1815, and established the first tannery in that part of the country. He died in 1825.* John Columbia, son of Lewis above paragraph, married in 1819, Lucy Brown Clark, daughter of Barnum Clark, and wife Lucy Whipple. (see Barnum 7 on page 4) An interesting book to read: MY LADY POKAHONTAS A True Relation of Virginia. Writ By Anas Todkill, Puritan And Pilgrim.

CLARK — 6 81 LUCY WHIPPLE CLARK:DUNBAR born June 23, 1820, Ohio. Married 1-1-1840, Charles Dunbar, b. [blank in source]. Lucy is buried in Wyandotte, Michigan (Michigan Central Road). Either this family or descendants lived in Romulus, Michigan. Issue: - Eugene..had son Charles who m. and had ch. There was a lady named Dora Dunbar related to this family, who lived prior to Oct. 1883, in Orange Lake, Fla. 82 MARY ANNE CLARK:JOHNSON:SIPP born 2-26-1822, Ohio. Died 12-25-1903, buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery, near Canton, Jackson county, Iowa. Married Andrew M. Johnson, born 1816 in Pennsylvania, died in February 9th day, the month after death of baby Alice, and two months after death of son James. Mary m. 2nd to Daniel Sipp. The Johnson farm in Jackson county, near Maquoketa, Iowa is still in possession of Johnson descendants (1943). U.S. Census 1860 — IOWA — Jackson county, Brandon twp. - JOHNSON Andrew M. — 44 — Pennsylvania - Mary A. — 38 — Ohio - Jas. A. — 18 — [ditto: Ohio] - Arabella — 12 — Indiana - Ann S. — 9 — Iowa - Andrew — 7 - Alice — 5 - George W. — 3 - Benjamin F. — 1 — Iowa U.S. Census — July 12, 1870 — Jackson county — IOWA - SIPP Daniel — 56 — New York — Teamster - Mary — 45 — Ohio — Keeping house - George — 13 — Iowa — Attending school - Frank — 11 — [ditto: Iowa] — [ditto: Attending school] - William — 9 — [ditto: Iowa] — [ditto: Attending school] - Harriet — 17 — Pennsylvania — At Home CLARK — 7 83 ADELLA A. CLARK:ARNOLD born 6-17-1824, Ohio. Died at the age of fifty four. Known by the name “Delland” or Dell was married to Charles Arnold as his second wife. A grandson stated in his letter, that Charles died 1-3-1897, at the age of 73. From a record of the Historical Society in Vineland, New Jersey, I have data—“Charles Arnold, born in New Hartford, Connecticut, March 1, 1819; Came to Vineland in May 1863; Had a daughter Dora who married Robert Peet.” Lived in Vineland, New Jersey in 1869. Was in Orange Home, Florida in January 1884. Removed to Spartanburg, South Carolina prior to 1887. Data recently rec’d are that they lived for a time in Greenville, S.C. About 1883, Charles lived his home Hendersonville, North Carolina, cared for by housekeeper Mrs King. Issue: - 831 — Ida May - 832 — Charles Barnum — 9-29- [year blank] — Indiana. (Gorman?) U.S. Census 1870 — NEW JERSEY — Vineland, Cumberland co. - ARNOLD Charles — 46 — Connecticut — Farmer - Adella — 45 — Ohio — Keeping house - Dora E. — 18 — Indiana — At home - Ida M. — 14 — [ditto: Indiana] — [ditto: At home] - Charles B. — 12 — [ditto: Indiana] - CLARK Mary A. — 68 — Ohio — Aged DORA ARNOLD:PEET born 1852, Indiana, daughter of Charles Arnold and his first wife. Died 2-16-1919, in Pickens, South Carolina. Buried in Greenville, South-Carolina. Married Robert Peet. He died prior to 1919. Dora than became Companion to the wife of Dr. Miles (Mills?), a wealthy lady of Greenville, S.C. Robert had a Jewelry Store “Up North”. No children.

CLARK — 8 84 LEAFY FRANCIS CLARK:MEAD born 8-2-1826, Ohio. Sang to her children. Good voice. Blind several years before death. Married 5-10-1846, Berrien county, Michigan, to Thompson Mead, born 10-30-1820, Tompkins county, Ulysses township, New York, (son of Israel Thompson Mead, and 2nd wife Elizabeth Newman. Israel was 1812 soldier, and a son of Michael Mead, veteran of the Am. Rev.). Thompson was a Cabinet maker, and Farmer. Never had much to say. He was nicknamed “Tomps.” Had brown hair, a light complexion. Was about five feet, eight inches tall. M.E. Church. (have been told in a letter that Thompson was drafted for service in Civil War, but not called; that he signed papers in Council Bluffs, Iowa). Leafy died 1866 or 1867, and was buried on the farm near Little Sioux, Iowa, but after Thompson’s death about 1880, her body was taken up, and reburied in same grave with his, in the N.E. corner of lot which has large head stone in center of lot, inscribed “Orpha Perkins.” Leafy was a lady slight of build, and short of stature. Issue: - 841 — Orpha A. - 842 — Miner C. — 11-29-1848 — South Bend, Indiana - 843 — Henrietta C. — 1850 - 844 — Eliza Jane — 10-6-1851 — near Maquoketa, Iowa - 845 — Olive C. — 4-30-1853 — [ditto: near Maquoketa, Iowa] - 846 — Charles G. — 1855 — perhaps, Council Bluffs - 847 — Lura F. — 11-13-1857 — near Little Sioux, Iowa - 848 — Henry C. — 1859 — [ditto: near Little Sioux, Iowa] - 849 — Victor M. — 12-25-1864 — [ditto: near Little Sioux, Iowa] U.S. Census 1860 — IOWA — June 27th — Little Sioux - MEAD Thompson — 41 — New York — Farmer - Leefy — 33 — Ohio - Orpha — 12 — Indiana - Miner — 11 — [ditto: Indiana] - Annette — 10 — Iowa - Eliza — 8 — [ditto: Iowa] - Alley — 6 — [ditto: Iowa] - Charles — 5 — [ditto: Iowa] - Lowery — 2 — [ditto: Iowa] - Jenisa — 3/12 — [ditto: Iowa] Thompson kept a diary in which he had written data the Clarks and the Meads. This diary was accidently destroyed after his death. Victor had read it. I can not discover contents, since all are deceased who may have had knowledge. CLARK — 9 U.S. CENSUS 1870 — IOWA — Little Sioux, Harrison co. - MEAD Thompson — 50 — New York — Farmer - Eliza — 18 — Iowa - Olive — 16 — [ditto: Iowa] - Lura — 13 — [ditto: Iowa] - Charles — 15 — [ditto: Iowa] - Henry — 10 — [ditto: Iowa] - Victor — 7 — [ditto: Iowa] 85 COLUMBIA BROWN CLARK born 10-4-1828, Ohio. (Named for John Columbia, son of Lewis De la Columbe—page 5). Died at the age of thirty two. Married 1-18-1852 to Lucy Foeei or Focei. Have report that Lucy was member of Catholic church. Any one having information possible descendants this family, please write to Eva Mead-Firestone, Upton, Wyoming. U.S. Census 1860 — MICHIGAN — Cass county, Dowigiac - CLARK C.B. — 32 — Painter — Ohio - Cary — 27 — Tailoress — [ditto: Ohio] 86 AARON WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE CLARK born 2-1-1831, Ohio. Died 12-11-1911, Mena, Arkansas. Was Portrait and Landscape Artist. Made violins by hand from wood grown in his own apple orchard. Very fond of music. Played the violin. Married 3-13-1856, Elizabeth Castertter. m. 2nd to Hannah Gallatin, born 2-4-1836, Massilon, Ohio, died 4-27-1876, Three Rivers, Massachusetts, (Palmer). Hannah was the mother of Aaron’s three sons. He m. 10-22-1882 Julia H. (or E.) Barlow, born at Anderson, South Carolina. She died at Chattanooga, Tenn. No issue 1st and 3rd m. Lived 1864 in Palmer, Mass., and in Springfield, Mass. in 1869. Hannah buried ancient cemetery, Palmer. Issue: - 861 — Allen Russell* — 1-27-1863, Erving, Mass. - 862 — Harry Grant — 7-25-1865, Palmer, Mass. - 863 — Allen Whitman — 12-30-1868, Charlestown, N.H. *died 5-21-1865.

CLARK — 10 U.S. CENSUS 1870 — MASSACHUSETTS — Springfield - CLARK Aaron — 39 — Ohio — Ink & Oil Artist - Hannah C. — 34 — [ditto: Ohio] — Keeping house - Harry G. — 4 — Mass - Allen W. — 2 — New Hampshire - GALLATIN Ella — 32 — Ohio — Keeping house INSCRIPTIONS, ANCIENT CEMETERIES, PALMER, MASS. (Publ. 1902. page 40) Allie R. son of Aaron W. and H.C. Clark died May 21, 1865, age 2 yrs. Hannah C. wife of A.W. Clark died Apl. 22, 1876, ae 40. 87 LUCINDA JANE CLARK:SMITH born 3-25-1833, Athens, Ohio, died 8-17-1923. Educated by brothers at home. Met David Rockefeller Smith at the home of Mary A. Clark-Johnson in Maquoketa, Iowa, and married him, May 15, 1855 at Cassopolis, Michigan. Lucinda was called “Jennie”. She had one of the first sewing machines, and did leather work. Also fancy work. Good singer. Read any music “right off”. Danced. Was member of the M.E. church, and regular in attendance. After marriage moved from Goshen, Indiana, to South Bend, Indiana, then to Warrensburg, Missouri, in 1867. David was born 2-2-1832 in Sunbury, Pennsylvania, (son of Eliza Rockefeller, and husband John Smith of Penn). David was a soldier in the Northern army in the Civil War. He lost an eye, his little finger, and part of next finger in that War. He was a Cabinet maker, and made Stair Cases. Died Sept 1911. His mother was a close relative of John D. Rockefeller. Another report about David’s birth is that he was born 2-2-1830, in Potts, Dam, Penn. Issue: - 871 — Frank Charles — 1857 — South Bend, Ind. - 872 — Alice* — died 2½ yrs, age - 873 — Grace E. — 10-19-1863 — South Bend, Ind. - 874 — Minnehaha — 7-31-1867 — [ditto: South Bend, Ind.] - 875 — Mayflower Jeanette — 5-2-1869 — Warrensburg, Mo. - 876 — Flora Eunice — 3-23-1873 — [ditto: Warrensburg, Mo.] - 877 — Charles Ernest — 3-23-1873 — died age 17 - 878 and 879 died infancy *Alice died of Scarlet fever at Cairo, Ill., during the Civil War, when she was two and one half years. CLARK — 11 88 CALVARY CALVIN CONSTANTINE CLARK, known by his second name, was born 3-1-1835 in Athens county, Ohio. Married 1-10-1865, in South Bend, Indiana, to Mary A. Thomas, born 9-5-1845, Fairview, New Jersey, (daughter of Frederick J. Thomas, and wife Ann Napier. They were married 1-2-1825 in Philadelphia. Ann died 4-22-1886). Calvin and Mary lived in Seward, Nebraska, and in St. Louis, Missouri, before removing to Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mary died about 1918, and Calvin soon after. Both buried in Colo. Sprs. Colo. Mary was a good manager, clever seamstress, could do tailoring, and trimmed hats. Calvin was a Painter in oils (landscapes and portraits). In South-Bend he was a Carriage finisher, and in Colo. Sprs. a house painter. Issue: - 881 — Evalyn Colfax — 4-18-1866 — South Bend, Indiana - 882 — Charles Napier — 10-27-1867 — [ditto: South Bend, Indiana] - 883 — Clement Studebaker — 12-2-1869 — [ditto: South Bend, Indiana] 89 CURRANCE ANNE CAROLINE CLARK:JONES born 7-11-1838, Indiana. Married 7-26-1857, Aaron C. Jones, born [blank in source]. [Handwritten: Aaron died early in 1874.] Either his father or grandfather was Captain of a Clipper. Currance known as “Carrie” was a beautiful girl. They lived in Chicago. Issue: - 891 — Fred Elsworth Randolph — about 1859 [crossed out; handwritten replacement: 1-18-1860]

[Left side of physical PDF page 8] 12 | CLARK 8(10) WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON CLAPK born 10-8-1841,Goshen, Indiana, Elkhart county. Died 1929 in Citronelia,Alao, buried there. Was Portrait palnter. Photographer. Musician. Played piano and cornet. Enlisted 1861,at Dowagiac, Michigan In Company E.42nd Illinois Infantry. Promoted to Sergeant. Declined commission as First Lt. May 186k. Was wounded in action at the battle of Resaca, Georgia,May 14,1864. Loft shoulder ever after him trouble. Was still in the hospital the follow ing October. Had been wounded twice before. time was stationed at Jefferson City,Missouri in the Military Band, (*Jefferson,U.S.A.General Hospital,at Jeftersonville,indlana)• In 1868,had a small dewelry siр.a. Lagartown, Mass. Ione was a Musician of exceptional merit. Played the Vio1in,Organ, and Piano. Composed music. Her composit- ion of a difficult arrangement in five different keys to test the ability of Blinà Tom was a wonderful suc- cess before a full house in New Berry, South Carolina. Ione died of Typhoid Malaria 10-6-1883,Lochble,Florids and is buried there. Nollie the little daughter died four days later. After this William joined his brother Aaron in the Photography business. In 1884,he went to StoLouis for supplies, and there he met Mrs Maria LoU- isa fluzgibbon, a widow,and owner, publlsher of the st.- Louls and canadian Photographer Magazine. They were married in sept 1884. The business was failing,and Maria persuaded William,much against his will to be- come manager. In jult 189o, they had a divorce,which was settled in a friendly manner. At that time the business was bringing in $10,000. each year,and Maria insisted that William keep stock in the company. His son Fred wished to try farming in the South,so they re mored to Citronelle, Alabama, where William bought a farm. Here in June 16 in College work in Jacksonville, Illinois, but retired and moved tocitronelle for the health of his wife,the mother of Anna Belle. Mrs Clark knoun to everyone her second name played the piano very well. She lives (1945) in Dallas,Texas at 5502 Merrimac ATe. William during his last years was rural mail carrier until his health failed. (relatives of William stated in letters to me the following: "Uncle Billy was so full of fun, joked about his wounds. He said, 'Istill have bullets in my skin." He was very good looking. His eyes always danced. He was gentle and kind.") [Right side of physical PDF page 8] CLARK | 13 8(10)1 Frederick Fellows 2-16-1874 Palmer 9-16-187/ Paleny Mass. 8(10)2 Nellie South Carolina. U.S.Census 1870 Fampden co MASSACHUSETTS Palmer. Post Office - Three Rivers At a hotel run by Nelson B.Royce: CLARK W1111am | Watch repairer 30 Indiana Frederica | 21 Massachusetts 8(11) LYDIA ALICE CECELIA CLARR:WHITMAN born 7-22-1844,Ind. Married 9-29-1863, Dr.Martin -ra Whitman (M.D.),1843- 1913 of Chicago and Detroit, (son of William Greene- Whitman and wife Laura Jane Finch)• Martin enlisted Apri] 17,1861 at South Bena, Indiana in Company I,the 9th Regt Indiana Volunteers, mustered out at ndianapo- 113,7-29-1861. His second enlistment was Sept.18,1862 at south Bend, in the 99th Regt.as Hospital Steward. Mustered out near Washington,D.0.6-5-1865. His daugh- ter ter Nrs I.Cary Slayton, writes:- "I have the origin al discharge papers,slso one sent to my mother after his daath,which gives him the rank of laptain. I also have his diary which he kept during the war. My fathei was a full fledged surgeon when he came out of the army, Joung as he was. He had had full charge of the was often 'under the weather.? m Alice and two children lived In Chicago,where he was Medical advisor for the New Jersey Mutual Life Insur- ance company. Mrs Whitman was knuwn by her second name This Whitman family may be found in the Compendium of American Genealogy, by Virkus, Tol.7, under the name of Mrs I.Cary Slayton. Gives lineages--Whitman, Slayton, clark,ete. Issue: Harry Randolph 1866-1931 Alberta Mary | 1868-1879 Charles Martin 1870 11 4 Grace Alice | 1872-1928 8(11)5 Clark | died at birth. 8(11)6 Katherine | 1875 | Chicago, Ill.

[Left side of physical PDF page 9] 14 | CLARK ARABELLA JOHNSON:ROSS born Goshen,-ndiana, 3-26-1848, died 8-3-1930,Lowa Falls, Lowa Burled Hickory GrOVOy iage. Fbrested in the M.E.Church, and the W.C.T.T: canton,-owa. laught schoos belore mart- Flowers and crotcheting were her hobbies. Married 3-17 1869,Samuel Ross, born 1846, in Ohio, May the 10th, (son of Thomas Ross and wife Rachel Green). He was an out- standing citizen in the rural community of Canton. Liked Iarming. Fond of horses. Was a "ddep" reader. Issue: 8221 Charles I. 11-23-1874 Canton, Ia. Unmarried. 8222 Mabel | 8-31-1881 Elmer Edgar 5-27-1890 827 Johnson was known in Onslow as I.B.Johnston, also as Ben Johnston. The Cashier of the Onslow Savings Bank, Mr George H.Paulsen took care of the estates. He ad- vised that Miss Lura H. Johnston was a daughter of Orlando C.Johnston, formerly of Onslow, and that she l1t ed in Tampa,Florida at 205 South Blvã. (I wrote to Miss L.H,Johnston but rec'd no reply). 831 IDA MAY ARNOLD:CANNON born about 1856 Indlana. Taught school before and after marriage Relativès write that she had a "lovely Charabter", and had many friends. Died 1-20-1917• Married Edward Henry Cannon, born Spartan- burg,s.C.(son of Wilson Cannon and wife Ruth Holt)• He taught school. Died 10-22-1920. Both burled in the Cannon Private Cemetery near Spartanbury, South Carolina ISSUe: 8311 John Ol1ver 8312 Cl1fford Ernest 6- 7-1891 8313 Asa Robert | 1]-14-1895 Spartanburg co. 8314 Roy Cowan | 9-28-1898 South Carolina [Right side of physical PDF page 9] CLARK | 15 Catherine Davis. She died at Clemson College,S.C. 4= 20-1894. Buried at Greenville,S.C. Charles m.2nd to and Sarah Cannon)• No issue this 2nd marriage. After death of Charles, his widow Nan married Columbus Hamp- ton. The Hamptons (1942) lived at Hendersonvill,N.C. Issue: 8321 James Barnum 11-19-1884 d.10-16-1887 8322 Charles Dorroh 12-21-1887 8323 Willie Davis | 3- 8-1890 a. 5-17-1890 8324 Jasper Frederic 7-14-1892 841 ORPHA A.MEAD:PERKINS born 1847 Indiana according to U.S.Jensus, but according to relatives, she was born in Upper Sandusky,Ohio. Died 1886. Buried Iittle Sioux, Ia. as second wite,Jonathan Levi Perkins, born Ohi0 Died Relatives write in description of Orpha and husband:- "Fine people, good character, Intelligent." Isgue: 8411 Erastus I.2nd 6-30-1865 LIttle Sioux, Ia. 8412 Cora B. | 11717-1866 8413 Ermina A.. | 11-16-1868 | TT :8414 Justin R. | 10-13-1870 | 17-- 8415 Miner Newton 10-13-1872 8416 Sarah Nº | 11-18-1879 Eunice | prior 1865 dau.of lst wife. 843 FENRIETTA CHARLOTIE MEAD:SCURLOCK born 1850;died 1-4- 1926,Las Vegas,Nevada. Married Levi Scurlock, born 9-30 184>, near DaTenport | Died November Of Dec.1911. Buriod Idaho Fails, faano, (son of Thomas and Julla Per- kins:Scurlock) .Levi was soldier in the Civil War. Henrietta was about five feet, two inches tall.Had blue eyes, brown curly hair.Good singing voice. Nurse, Seam- stress, competant housekeeper.Cheerful.Read a great deal Fond of poetry. Courageous Deeply reverent. Protestant. Well informed. Could hold her own in a lively .and in- telligent argument on polltics. Fond of music. Had a Iine sense of hunor. (continued next page)

[Left side of physical PDF page 10] 15A | CLARK 8431 Orion | 8-8-1868 Cherokee Iowa 8432 Elmer | 2- 8-1870 8433 Amy | 2-19-1872 8434 Lee | 4-13-1874 Ilttle Sioux, Iowa 8435 Charles 4-26-1876 Valley Station, Nebr. 8436 Louisa A.12-28-1878 Valley, Nebraska 8437 Miner | 6-19-1881 or Hayward,S.Dak. 8438 Lester L.12-11-1886 Hermosa, South Dakota MINER CLARK MEAD born 11-29-1848,South Bend,Indiana® Died 1-19-1926,Bonilla,South Dakota at the home of his daughter Grace. He is buried in Beemer,Nebraska. Was a Carpenter by trade. Life long member sI the M.E. - Church, and of the Masonic Lodge No. 253,A.F.&.A.M. - Beemer,Nebr. Played Alto or Baritone horn in St Edwar- ds,Nebr. Banã. Sang in Church Choir. Was S.S. Supt. Had blue eyes, light brown hair,and fair complezion. Short of stature. Champion speller. Sociable, Courteous. En- tertained his grandchildren with poetry,songs,riddles, rhymns, and puzzles. Composed little songs and poems for them. Wrote articles for newspaper In Sloux City, Iowa. When fourteen, he ran away to join the Northern Army. The officers became very fond ef Miner,and al- though he begged to stay as a drummer, one of them took Miner home to his parents. Married 9-2-1870 in Oto, Ia. Rose Ann Ginther, born 2-13-1852 Indiana (daughter of John Solomon Ginther and his wife Ernestine Philllps). Rose was short of stature, slender. Had thick curly dark red halr, ana brown eyes. Fine classic features. Reiined in nature,manner and dress. Very neat and com- petant house keeper. Alert.(her son Jess M.resembled her in nature and features). Active menber of the M.E. Church. Raised beautiful flowers. Died 9-19-1910, in Norfolk, Nebraska. Buried In Beemer, Nebraska. Issue: 8421 Ira Elsworth 6-19-1871 Oto Iowa 8422 Jesse Marion | 7-8-1873 | 19- 8423 Grace Lilllan 5-26-1876 Valley Nebraska 8424 Bessie May | 2-10-1879 Valpraiso 8425 Charles Eugene 2-21-1881 St.Edwards " 8426 Iva Irancis | 4-5-1886 | 17 844 ELIZA JANE MEAD:SCURLOCK born 10-6-1851 near Naquoketa 1929,Cherokee,Ia Buried there. (son of Thomas Scurlock and wifé dulia Perkins). Eliza sang to her children, the songs which leafy taught her. Fliza had blue eyes [Right side of physical PDF page 10] CLARK | 15B dark brown hair. Was five feet, one inch tall. Weighed 102 pounds. She was very attractive. Seamstress and tallor for the pioneer country where she lived. In- tertained neighbors at friendly gatherings with sing- ing. Protestant. Left Little Sioux, Iowa In Sept.1870. Issue: 8441 Ella | 9-14-1871 Cherokee Iowa 8442 Minnie | 3- 8-1874 | T1 8443 ROy | 10-3-1875 | TT 84444 Raymond | 11-14-1877 8445 James Vick 5-22-1882 8446 Floy Fay | 4-13-1884 | 19 8447 Elsie Erma 1-14-1887 | 18 OLIVE CAROLINE MEAD:POOL bOrn 4-30-1853,near Maquokets Iowa, Died 12-27-1909. Married Hlisha Pool, born 7-12- 1843,New York State Died 9-16-1924. Olite was five It three in. tall,had dark brown hair,gray eyes. Sang and whistled. Played the Jews Harp.Good singer. Protestant Friendly. Elisha had dark curly hair, and blue eyes. He was five feet,ten inches tall. Issue: 8451e Peter 6-20-1874 near Little Slour, Iowa 3-20-1877 8453 Lura 10-17-1878 8454 Earl 9-23-1883 846 CHARLES GORDON MEAD born 1855 either in Council B1- uffs,Iowa or near Ilttle Sioux. Died 1934.Buried in the older Cemetery of Ilttle sioux. Was about five It. nine inches tall. Thin. Had light complexion, brown hair. Nicknamed "Spare Ribs." Played the Violin very well. Was a Carpenter and Mason by trade. Protestant. Bonney House at Little SiouI, IOWa. BENRY COLUMBIA MEAD born 1859 Palmer farm near Little Sioux, Iowa. Died before 1915. Buried older Cemetery, Ilttle Sioux. (His brother Charles is buried at his

[Left side of physical PDF page 11] 15C | CLARK 847 LURA FRANCIS MEAD:REYNOLDSON born 11-13-1857,Palmer- farm two miles south of Little Sioux, Iowa. Narried Wes Reynoldson, born 10-22-1855,Wisbech,England. Iuta is short of stature. Has blue eyes, light brown hair, fair complexion. Active. Enjoys working in garden and orchard. Reads a great deal. Fond of music. Resembles outytai treon ten teet sltes ee te saltic lalr, of apple, she had raised on the farm near Wes was a good farmer. Raised blooded horses. Cheer- ful. wiked to sing. Had a good clear strong voice. Would sing at the top of his voice when out working in the morning Protestant. Died 7-18-1934. Lura lives (1945) in Albion, Nebraska. 8471 Ina Francis | 11-29-1885 Boone co.Nebr. 8472 Dan Procter | 6-12-1888 17 8473 Victor West | 2-4-1890 8474 Jesse Harrison 4- 2-1892 8475 Fearl Lura | 11- 1-1894 8476 Bessie Ülive | 1-24-1899 VICTOR MARTIN MEAD born 12-25-1864 near Llttle Sioux, Ia. Played Violin very well, banjo, mandolin, and was extra good on the Mouth Harp. Could play any string instrument. Traveled a great deal when a young man. Camped in the mountains of Old Mexico for six months. Expiored the Cliff Dwellers' Ruins there. Was in two R.R.wrecks and one terrific storm. Five feet,nine in. tall,slender. Jolly ana sociadle. Protestant. Good a- singing voice. Alert. Interested in many things. Liked and many other things which delight a boy's heart. He never married. Died April 26,1937 of Cancer at Monte- sano,Washingion Was almost blind. Victor sent much data for this genealogy of the Mead branch, and the first real clues for the Clark history, even though part of his information was confused and sent me off on fairy paths, still his letters incouraged me to keep up the research. [Right side of physical PDF page 11] CLARK | 15D ALLEN WHIIMAN CLARK born 12-30-1868,Charlestown,I.H. Died 5-23-1921 ginterprise Mississipvi. After the death op nig ñother Allen lef+ Charlestown, and started south with his father's brother William H.H.Clark. Allen re- Cresent Studio 7115 S. Broadway, St.Louis,Mo. II 189k; he went to.Enterprise Miss.where he had studio ot- his own. Married 1898, Warren Parker, and wife Lyâia Ophelia Melton). Issue: 8631 Allen Franklin 8-13-1899 Scott co Miss. 8632 Martha Clara 7-19-1901 Enterprise,Miss. 8633 Mary Katherine 10-28-1903 8634 William Walter 3- 4-1906 8635 Sarah Elizabeth: 1-30-1910 +9804-3-1925 MAYFLOWER Men of the: John Alden Isaac Allerton John Billington William Bradford William Brewster Peter Brown James Chilton Francis Cooke 9 Edward Doty Francis Eaton Edward Fuller 1 Dr. Samuel Fuller 13 Stephen Hopkins John Howland Degory Priest 1 Thomas Rogers Henry Samson 18 George Soule 19 Myles Standish 20 'Richard Warren 21 William White 22 Eaward Winslow

[Left side of physical PDF page 12] 16 | CLARK 862 FARRY GRANT CLARK born 7-25-1865,Palmer,Massachusetts died 1895, ln Jacksonville,florida. Never marriea. Well thought of by his cousins. 871 PRANK CHARLES SMIIH born 1857, So1th Bend, Indiana. Died Onyx, Callfornia, marriea at Havilah, California, to Mamie Ross: Aiter Frank's death,Mamie married Joe Burns, and lives at 600 Baker Ave Bakerfiela, Cal1l. Frank and Manie lived In Bakerfield; He is buried in Union Cemetery,Bakerfield. Was a "Cow Puncher", rode for the Rankins in Walker's Basin, via Caliente,Kern county, Calif. Was an idealist. Mamie was born 3-1- 1869, Carson City,Nevada, (dau. David Milton Ross, an old time sea Captain,a Scotchman, and his wife Emily Gross- man, born in Gernany! Issue: 8711 Emmeline | 1- 2-1893 Kernville,California 8712 Charles David 1- 4-1894 Twin | 1-4-1894 "died at birth $713 GRACE EDNA SMITH: SMMONS born 10-19-1863, South Bend, Indiana. Was a beautiful girl. Grace stated that her married life was a very happy one. Her husband,Louis James Simmons, born 8-28-1858,New. York City,died 12- 20-1928, (son of Emma Cooke of New York City and her husband Henry A.Sirmons of New York City),was School Teacher,Printer,Fournalist,and owner of Newspapers. sec'y of Chamber of Commerce. Had good sense of humor. Lived in Seward, Harrison, and Omaha,Nebraska. he was 3 Christian Science Practitioner. Grace had been a member of the Eastern Star Lodge, but resigned in late years. Studies Christian Science. Lived in Inglewood, California (year 1945),with daughter who works for Western Union in Inglewood. Issue: 8731 Nellie Ione | 9-20-1885 Seward,Nebr. 8732 Edward Frank | 3- 1-1887 Edna Grace | 1-19-1889 19 8733 | 19 8734 Minnehaha Jeanette | 7-22-1890 Harrison 9-2-1896 | 1t 8735 Margarette Josephine | 11 8736. Henrietta Pauline | 2-10-1898 Omaha [Right side of physical PDF page 12] CLARK | 17 874 MINNEHAHA SMITH:POOLE (Minnie) born 7-31-1867, South Bend, Indiana Married Lytle Ihomas Poole, born 11 23-1815 or.1874 in Riverton, Iowa,died 5-8-1936, (son 0f Thomas Jefferson Poole and wife Mariam Lytle)• Farmer,Landlorà of Hotel,Pump Engineer for C.B.&.Q.R. R.,Forman of Stockyards, Alliance, Nebr.Water and St. comm., Salesman for John Deere Plow Co., Dept.Store- ownet, Manager Jonn Deere Plow Co.,branch at sidney, Nebr, since 1921,where he was also the first tresident of the Rotary International, Pres.of Sch Board 8 yrs., Pres.Chamber of Cormerce, Pres.Black Hills Good Roads, Meriden Rd., Cheyenne, Wyoming,will reach her,as is the address of her son, where she visits at times. Mrs Poole is an active lady. Competant. A nd like her sister Grace Sirmons is an intelligent woman. They a beautiful hand of penmanship. 8741 Thomas Smith | 11-13-1895 8742 Marian Jeannette 8-23-1897 Marsland Nobos 8743 Clyde Harold | 4-3-1899 8744 Ethelynne Elaine 1-24-1901 Belmont 8745 George Basil | 8-24-1902 Alliance 8746 Sydney Arthur | 8-18-1905 8747 Jean Grant | 8-23-1908 Marsland 875 MAYFLOWER JEANETTE SVITH:KIRNS:MASON born 5-2-18-- Warrensburg,Missouri;Married Matthew M.Kirns. He was a Cigar Maker, Irish Catholic. M.2nd to Ed Mason, - Cattleman,Farmer. Issue: 8751 Matthew Rockefeller Kirns 8752 Harold Mason | died age 14 8753 Clark Mason

[Left side of physical PDF page 13] 18 | CLARK 876 FLORA EUNICE SMITH:KUNKEL born 3-23-1873,Warrens- burg,missour1. Marriea Charles E.Aunkel,12-25-1894, in Warrensburg, (son of Henry kunkel and wile Lyale Erb), born 2-19-1870, Sherman,Kentucky. Charles was a nember of the centenary Methodist Ghurch,aiea 3-27- 1942. Had worked in the Tob Dept.of the Printing - office over thirty eight years, (South West Nail Print- ing Company). Moved to Neyada,Missouri in 1901. Skil1- ed workman and scrupulously honest. Artistic and high grade printer. His greatest interest centered at all LImes àt his home. Loyal in his friendships. Flora lives at 628 S.Main Street Nevada,Missouri. (Charles' nother Lydia was born 11-28-1841). Issue: 8761 Earl ' 11-30-1895 died at 17 years oi age 8762 Charlene 4-2-1898 Warrensburg Missouri 8763 l'aliaferro Henry 7-18-1899 -0r 1900 881 EVALYN COLFAX CLARK:DICKHY born 4-18-1866, South- Bend, Indiana. Married Doctor George Washington Dickey, born 2-23-1860, Vermont, Ison of Robert Richle Dickey, and wife Rebecca Pierce). Evalyn died September about 1927, in colorado springs, colo. George died about 1933. Issue: 8811 Forrest 12- 8-1890 Sewara,Hebraska 8812 Nana | 1- 1-1893 St.Louis,Missouri 882 CHARLES NAPIER CLARK born 10-27-1867,South Bend, Ind. Married Enma....:..? They went to California about 1910. Were divorced. Charles married a second time, about 1918, in Ceder Keys, Florida. Issue: 8821 Evalyn child of lst marriage 8822 Ruth 8823 A son | 2nd Bither Evalyn er kuth was a splenaid Harpist, ana played in Sousa's Band, and lived at one time in L.A.) CLEMENT STUDEBAKER CLARK born 12-2-1869, South Bend died ca 1939, buried in Colo.Sprs.Colo. Never married. *Name on program(Philharmonic in L.A.) was Zhay or Thay. One of Charles N.Clark's wives; was daughter of Brigham Young and a favorite wile. Ezuiid [Right side of physical PDF page 13] CLARK | 19 FRED ELSWORTH RANDOLPH JONES borI about 1859. At one time was City Manager of the Metropolitan Insurance Company. Wealthy man. Lived Chicago, Illinois. The Asa Cannon family of Whitney, S.C.have a photograph of fred The address on the back of the picture is 995 konroe Street,Chicago. And made at 309 Madison by sartley. After the death of Fred Istolla his widow may have lived at one of the following addresses: - 4554 Vin- cennes Ave: 6110 Michigan Ave: 7145 Yale Ave. All in sio nteaidren Hs &die T9i4 nonem6 Wefe t alicen. 8(10)1 FREDERICK FELLOWS CLARK born 2-16-1874,Palmer,Mass® Married Hattie McElroy, born m.2nd at Mobile,Ala.6-22-1907, Ines Erett Mills,only child of William Washington Mills and wife Nargaret Jane Lankfora (Lanhford?).Ines was born 1-21-1875, 8- miles south of State Line,Niss. the Bost-Office for the town of Eret where Mr and Vrs F.F.Clark live. Ines is known by her second name. Her maternal granaparents were wealthy slave owners beforethe Civil War. Her father ,when he married a seoond time. Mr Clark attended the Height Military Academy at Kirkwood,Missouri. He states 1n a lotter that he and his father had their home in st. Louis for about twelve years. He studied Claronet, Plano, and several other string instruments. Special- on Piano and Claronet. St1ll (1944) plays the piano very well. At fourteen,he became interested 11 the labor Movement and worked for the cause all thru went to Detrolt,where he engaged as carpenter, building nouses. In 1918 and 1919, contracted his own house building work. In Vet. 1919,returned to Erett,Niss,and since 1939,has been pulp wood contractor for the Nat- ional Gypsum Company of Mobile,a 100% Defense dob. He enjoys wonderiul health. Owns the village of Erett, and about 400 acres adjoining. Fred played piano in Opera Concert at the age of four years. Later he played piano and olarongt for a theatrical company; and clar- onet in Stovers rchestra. Issue: | at Cape Girardeau. 8(10)11 Nellie Estelle 5-25-1898 in Missourl,

[Left side of physical PDF page 14] 20 | CLARK NELLIE CLARK born 9-16-1878,Greenville,South Caro- lina. Died 10-10-1883, Lochbie,Florida. She was a child prodigy. Made her appearance in an Opera Con- died of Typhoid Malaria same as her mother) little past two, she could play the organ, but was too small to reach the pedals, so would get down on her knees and pump with her hands,as hard and as fast as possible, and then quickly scramble up onto the stool, and play the keys, untid more pumping was needed, ano then down she went again. I have a photograph of a Sob?, sent to me by the sea bannon landly of whitney, On the back of this pieture 1s written "Wax doll presented to Nellie Clark after playing in the pera House, February 21,1882." concert in Newberty and printed:- "Clark's Photographs O1d Pictures Copied and Enlarged," HARRY RANDOLPE WHITMAN born 1866 in Ühicago. Died 8(11)1 1931. Married Rebecca Bernstein, born 8(11)4 GRACE ALICE WHIINAN:DELONG born 1872. Died 1928. Married Edward S.DeLOng, DOTI Issue: | ALiCE IIl.Joseph Stadtler. No issue. 8(11)41 Edward,l.Aline Gantert. Issue:- 8(11)42 | Barbara Botty Jane [Right side of physical PDF page 14] GLARK KATHERINE WHITMAN:SLAYTON born 3-10-1875,Chicago. 8(11)6 Educated in Private Schools Detroit. Grad. Edna Chaffe nsenvat sh co tot ana To do.0ng: Dotroat D.K.O.G. D.A.R. Married Lucius Cary Slayton, born 12-31-1872, (son of wile Julia Bell Abbott), Eugene Ireadway Slayton and died 1-13-1941. Katherine has been her family gene- She sent the Clark lineage from Joseph of ing. down to and including Barnun. alogist for many years. Has possession of the Clark Bible in which Mary Randolph Clark had written the names of her children and to whom married. Mrs Slayton also gave lineages: Whipple,Barnum, Brown, St. J0hn, Lockwooa,Allen,Hoyt, Charta;and notes about Marshall, Barons of the Magna Randolphs and Owens. Live 544 Whitney Ave. New Haven Issue: 8(11)61 Harry Whitman 1-3-1898 Detroit 8(11)62 Eric Randolph 9- 1-1901 West Haten * Conn. 8(11)63 Cecelia Grace 8-5-1904 8(11)64 Janet Abbott 11- 2-1911 " 8222 MABEL ROSS:FALL bOrn 8-31-1881,Canton,Lowa. Married 9-3-1902,Arthur Jameson Fall. Live at. Iowa Falls,Ia. Issue.: 82221 *William Arthur 8-19-1903,Hudson,1a. 82222 Anedia Maybel 5-23-1907 Canton,1a. 82223 Ross BerIJn | 2- 2-1909 Anamosa, Ia. #a-jed 1915 Aredia M.lives In Burlington, Iowa Ross lives in LOs Angeles. ETMER EDGAR ROSS born 5-27-1890,Canton,-owa. Worked on the Boulder Dam project for two jears. is Interested in horses. Is Electrician in the largest laundry, in the West. Married Nellie Marie Hedgoock born 6-27-1892,0maha, Nebr. (dau.of Henry Wrightson- Hedgcock, and wife Edith Mary Hammond) .Live 8827 Cimarron St.Los Angeles, Callfornia. Issue: 82231 Margaret Edith 7-7-1922 Los Angelos

[Left side of physical PDF page 15] 22 CL.ARK 8311 JOHN OLIVER: CANNON born Narried Daisy Smith, born Dau.of They live in Arcadia, South Carolina 8312 CLIFFORD ERNEST CANNON born June or July 7th,1891. Married Lucy A.Wilkie, born 1-13-1896,/dau.Joe WilK1e and wile Mattio Sutton• Mr Cannon is known by the name of Ernest. He is an employee of the Duke Power Ton say company in Spartanburg, south Carolina. They live at 180 Spring Street, Spartanburg,s.C. Issue: 83121 Ernest J. | 8-1917 83122 W1lliam Arnold 5-9-1919 8313 ASA ROBERT CANNON born 11-14-1895,Spartanburg county, S.C. Married Nellie Mae Reid, born 6-11-1899,Spartan- burg, (dau.of James Ruben Reid' and wife rtha Ärdella Gossett). Asa and Nellie were married in 1916. They own their home in Whitney,S.C. and both work in the city.Issue: 83131 Hilda Arnold :10-22-1919 83132 Frank Russell | 4-22-1922 (is in the Navy) 83133 Louise R. | 11-11-1924 83134 Margaret Allenne 5-16-1927 83135 James Edward | 7-30-1929 83136 Sara Jane | 8-23-1931 83137 Martha Marie | 9-11-1933 8314 ROY COWAN CANNON born 9-28-1898,Spartanburg county, s.0. Married May Belle Wood,born 5-14-1903,Greer, s.C.(dau.of Frank Wood and wife Effie lorgan). They live in Saron, South Carolina. Issue: 83141 Kathleen 12-18-1920, M. Harry Williams. [Right side of physical PDF page 15] CLARK | 23 8322 CHARLES DORROH ARNOLD born 12-21-1887. Married 10-7- 1913 ,at. Portsmouth, Vlrginia,Lucy Elizabeth *ocke, born 6-27-1892,Portsmouth, Virginia,|dau.of Samuel Denny Vice Fresident. Completed a business course and left home at the age of fourteen, to make his own way in the world.' Live at 6032 Westwood Terrace,Norfolk,V8. Issue: 83221 Lucy Locke | 9- 1-1914 Portsnouth 83222 Charles Dorroh, JI. 1-19-1917 TT 83223 George Moore | Va. 9-12-1921 JASPER FREDERIC ARNOLD born 7-14-1892, died 2-29-1940 in Portsmouth and is buried there. Served in the J.s. Armed Forces in france in the lst World War. Married 4-23-1923 ,in Atlanta, Georgla, to Barriette wyrtle Hamp- ton, born in Columbus,N.C.(dau.of Christopher C. Hampton wife Harriette Anne McFarland). Jasper was with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Irom 1913. He was a General Accountant. 83241 Jack Hampton Arnold 10-18-1924,Portsmouth 8411 BRASTUS IEWIS PERKINS 20d born 6-30-1865, Little Sioux, Iowa. Married Wartha Jane Bishop, born 1-22-1867, warne county, Iowa, (daughter of Henry Bishop and wife Lucinda Peasley) ,died 2-22-1890 | Erastus 3, ma it on saokoon 2avor and ve/e lan oila, raatine Ertle)• Erastus was named for his grandfather. Live in Pisgah, Iowa. Issue: 84111 Phil S. | 6-13-1889 Little Sioue Ia. 84112 Floyd H. | 4-28-1894 17 84113 Harrison A. 6-20-1899 17 | 17 84114 Mary Orphe | 17 9- 7-1905 Pisgah, Iowa.

[Left side of physical PDF page 16] 24 | CLARK 8412 CORA B.PERKINS:DEMAN bOrn 11-17-1866, Little Sioux, Ia. Died 1899, buried Little Sioux. Married Andy H. Deman, born 3-4-1863,0linton, Iowa, son of frederick veman ano wife Marie Behrens). Andy lives in Walthill,Nebraska Issue:. 84121 Guy 1-20-1887 Modale Iowa 8413 ERNINA A.PERKINS:KEARNEY born 11-16-1868,Little Sloux, Iowa. Narried Willis W.Kearney, born Ermina is known by the name Mina. She is a foet. Mr Mrs Kearney are on the staff of the "Clinton Eye Publication," in Glinton, Missouri. Issue: 84131 Orpha Eleanor (Ellen) 8414 JUSIIN ROSINTHAL PERKINS born 10-13-1870,Little Sioux, Iowa. Married Bertha Phlancey Terry, born 7-23-1874, Little Siour, Ia,(dau.of Phenious Dennett Ierry and wife Sarah Ann Seymour). Live in Dawson,Minnesota. All children born in Little Sioux, Iowa. Issue: 84141 | Car_ A. | 10-11-189- 84142 | Clyde I. | 4-22-1893 84143 | Orpha M. | 5-30-1895 84144 | Archie L. | 5-24-1897 84145 | Willis R. | 3-8-1899 84146 | Terry S. | 11-17-1901 84147 | Gladys E. | 5-6-1903 84148 | Guy T. | 4-20-1905 84149 | Paul 1. | 2-16-1908 8414(10) Harry N. | 3-24-1911 (twin) 8474(11) Harvey J. | 3-24-1911 was a little above medium stature,and slender. Mead:Reynoldson, his aunt, stated that Miner resembled his grandfather Thompson • Mead) • Report came to me in July 1945,that Miner had died early ln 1945. Ella ha: dark brown hair,gray blue eyes. Has in her keeping,the letters writter by tary 1.Randolph Clark, and photo- [Right side of physical PDF page 16] CLARK | 25 rapns. Une of the pictures is of William H.h. Clarl in Civil | n1IOrM, Ella composes poetry. Live in Omaha, Nebraska, at 2711 Sprague. Issue: 84151 Myrtle A. 3-19-1899 LIttle SIOUE, Ia. 84152 Thelma C. 10-11-1901 | :1t 7-11-1904 | 11 84153 Serle 0. | 11 84154 Estella M. 1-11-1907 84155 Kenneth K. 27-1910 Omaha, Nebraska 84156 Eliza J. 5- 6-1913 84157 Lawrence barson Wilson, born 4-28-1896, adopted from the Ione Childrens Home in ves woines, towa. Veteran of the first World War. Died Aug 1934. 8421 IRA ELSWORTH MEAD bOrn 6-19-1871,000,LOwa. Blue eyes, black curly hair. Very fond of reading. Was member oi the M.E.Uhurch in Beemer,lebr.and an officer in the Ephsworth Leaque. Sang tenor in thurch Choir. Played alto horn in Deemer Band. Was one of the first Editors in Snyder,Nebr. Worked In Planning Mill, then many yrs in furniture store. Is tinner by trade. Drummer in Snyder Band. Married 4-16-1898,Ella Henrietta Molle, born 9-18-1876, Snyder, (daughter of Fred john molle, and wife Matilda weyers) Brown curly hair, blue eyes. Good singing voice Nature: lover. Mr and Nrs Mead are active members of one of the Lutheran Ühurches in snyder,Nebr where they live. Issue: 84211 Pearl Inez | 1-17-1899 Snyder Nebr 8-31-1900 17 84212 Erma Leona 84213 Ina wae | 12-4-1903 84214 IIene tiatilda 5-6-1906 84215 Lealy Myrtle 11-23-1908 11 84216 WaIvin Miner 6- 1-1911 Norfolk Snyder TT (twin) 84217 Chester Victor, 3-14-1913 Charles Elsworth, 14-1913 19 84218 | 17 84219 Mary Jane | 5-27-1915 8421(10) Roland Cec11 2-21-1917 11 8422 JESSE MARION MEAD born 7-8-1873, Oto, Iowa. Blue eyes, black ourly hair. Began working for the lod.VeV.hok ebr.at the age of seventeen, ano as helper in Beenel,snyder, when only nineteen. Laft was given Agency at NebI.in 1916. Began working for the C.B .&.@ R.R. Was few months in Montana,and then in Wyoming, until he

[Left side of physical PDF page 17] 26 | CLARK Agent in Upton, Wyo. retired in the spring of 1939. Was | iebr.where he Member of the Masonic Lodge. Bible Student. Collected old coins and stamps. Nature lover,and of books. Very To a eatit itet gn2-2g 6 tazenet dk-e merer ,o d- of John Meyer, and 2nd Sang in ' | well, and enough terman to the Bohemion language very | Took organ lessons when carry on a light conversation. a girl. Issue: Rose Ann* | 12-30-1897, snyder, Nebraska 84221 | 3- 4-1899 84222 Baby Boy* | 19 Eta Oma | 9-18-1900 84223 | 2- 8-1903 Bristow, 84224 Jessie Elizabeth | ft 1-5-1907 Niobrara 84225 Marion Clark | 17 | t1 Thelma Maye 10-22-1909 84226 | 6-7-1914 Howell 84227 Lee Eugene *two first children buried in Beemer,Nebraska. Rose '3-29-1899. died 4-21-1898, and the baby boy died GRACE LILLIAN MEAD:BUSSELI born 5-26-1876, Valley, Nebr. Died 7-3-1926,Bonilla,South Dakota. Buried there. Had thick curly reddish brown hair, and blue eyes.' Read a Good seamstress. Fond of dancing. Was Alde vember-protestant Church. Cheerful nature. Married toan 10-1891,Martin Levi Bussell,born 7-27-1865, Indianapolls Indiana, (son of John I homas Bussell and wife Phebe - Ann Perky. John born Indianapolis, son of Asa, probably of Ohio. Phebe born near Indianapolis). Farmer near B onilla,S.D. Protestant. Actire. Alert. Issue: | 2-28-1892 Beemer, Nebr• 84231 | Earl Eugene Lillien Mae | 3- 4-1894 Valley 84232 | 1-23-1896 Knox co. " 84233 | Iva Francis William Dewey | 1-10-1899 Beemer 84234 | :2-21-1901 84235 | Ida Irene | Bloomfield" John Miner | 11-27-1903 84236 | 1-18-1906 | Nebraska 84237 | Ralph Ray Grace Ellen | 6-13-1908 84238 | 9=3-1910 84239 | Rose Ann 8423(10) Theodore Martin 10-24-1912 Bonilla,S.D. Vio1a Florence 5- 4-1914 Wolsey 8423(11) Joy Evelyn | 9-27-1916 8423(12) [Right side of physical PDF page 17] CLARK | 27 8424 BESSIE MAY MEAD:PURRINGION born 2-10-1879,Valpariso, "ebraska. Died 11-28-1921,South Dakota Buried Beemer, Nebr. Brown curly hair, brown eyes. Church organist. S.S.Teacher of small children many years. Trained o hildren to sing for intertainments. Lover of FloweIs Married 12-19-1900,Andrew Harry Purrington, born 6-22- Then with son | Uutlook,Washington. Tall,had blue eyes and brown hair. Ten grades in school. Farmer member of Protestant Church. and raised stock. Active "December 1944 in OutIook, Washington. Issue: 84241 Orville Andrew 6-14-1903 Beemer, "ebr. 84242 Julia May | 11- 6-1907 Center CHARLES BUGENE MEAD born 2-21-1881,St.Edwards,NebI® Diea 1-6-1934,West Point, Nebraska Buried there. Black fiction. Llked to dance. Member of Lodges: Odd Fellews Modern Woodmen, knights of Phythes. Flayed Cornet in Beemer Cornet Band. Played Alto horn and drums. Ten Fula Burnette St. Clalr, bomn 9-15-187s, Wishingtonvile, grades in school. Married in Beemer, Pennsylvania, (daughter óf Jacop St.Clair and wife - Eliza wartz),dark brown hair,gray eyes. Pianist. Sang. No Issue. : 8426 (son of James Cartier, born in Canada, his parents born born in Canada, her was a descendant of Cartier the American explorer). George has black hair and dark eyes. Musical. Protes- tant. Issue: Edmond James 8-14-1905 Meadow Grove,N. 84261 | 6-1-1908 | Nebr. 84262 Lilah Marie 7-4-1914 | T9 84263 La Nora

[Left side of physical PDF page 18] 28 | CLARK 8431 ORION SCURIOCK born 8-8-1868,Cherokee, Iowa. Died 9-1- 1934. Killed by rock from blast at Bonnyville Dam. Buried in Portland,Oregon. Was Inspection Carpenter. kusician. Married Ruth Anna Ferry, born Issue: 84311 Levi Perry died 1924. Had no children 84312 Mayo | married and had three ch. 84313 Emily Jane (MIs Bagley? of Ential, wn.?) 8432 ELMER SCURLOCK born 2-8-1870, Cherokee, towa, Was a Good Singer. Played string instruments. Was hit on the head with shingle bolt by strikers at warkem,wn. Has been at Fort Steilecoom,Washington since 1910. Never married. 8433 ANY SCURLOCK: SCURLOCK born 2-19-1872, Cherokee, Iowa. Married her cousin,Ed Scurlock, born 9-6-1872,Cherokee. (son of Jasper Scurlook and wife Angeline Huntley). Hurricane Mills, Tenn. Route 2 Idaho 84331 Archie Wilfred 2-27-1898 Idaho Falls, 84332 Ethel Julia | 7-4-1904 Hurricane Mlls 84333 Althea Mai | 7-9-1909 Bold Springs Tenn. 8434 LEE SOURLOCK born 4-13-1873 or 1874 near Little Sioux, Iowa, Died 5-20-1939. Married. No children. Buried in Oroville, California. 8435 CHARTES SCURLOCK born 4-26-1876,Valley Station, Nebr. Married Futh Ann Perry (who had been the wife of his brother Orion). Charles played String instruments. Lived Oroville, California. No Children. MINER SCURLOCK born 6-19-1881, Hermosa, South Dakota. or near Hayward. Address unknown. Was in Howe, Idaho about 1920. Last heard of, he was at Los Vegas. [Right side of physical PDF page 18] CLARK | 29 8438 LBSIER LOGAN SCURLOCK born 12-11-1886,Hermosa, South Dakota. Dlea 1924 or 1925. Buried Idaho Falls,Idaho. Never married. LOUISA ADELAIDE SCURLOCK: REYNOLDS born 12-28-1878, susea was daughter of Rebecca Bodne:Scidmore; and Rebecca was daughter of Daniel Boone of Historical Fame)• Louisa helped compile Scurlock families. 84361 Clarence Clifton 3- 1-1899 ,Medfora, Ore. 84362 Daniel Forres F.R.12-16-1901,Redbluff,Cal 84363 Victor Melvin | 9-12-1903,Nedfora, Ure. 84364 Felena Rosalia 10-20-1904 84365 Virgil Dale | ?- 1-1907, Westport, Wn. 84366 Lester Lloyd | I- 6-1910,Renton 84367 Ermina Valentina V.2-12-1912,Beverly " 84368 Kathlean Levina | 5-20-1916, Tacoma 84369 Lorraine Eleanor G.5-20-1920, 8441 ELLA SCURLOCK:PERKINS born 9-14-1871,Cherokee,-owa. rried her cousin Miner Newton Perkins. (page 24) 8442 MINNIE SOURLOCK:EISCOX:BADER born 3-8-1874,Cherokee, Ia Died 1919 in Cherokke. Spent whole life in 1ty. Married Ist äugene Hiscor, born II.2nd to IoA.Bader, born 3-8-1874, (son of Henry Bader and wife Amelia Rathenburger. Henry served in the Civil War in the Union Army 1861-65). L.A.Bader lives at 301 south Siowx Street ,Cherokee,antist Ghurch of Ninnle early in life became memberjof the rirst Cherokee; She is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Issue: 84421 Eugenia Hiscox 84422 Iloyd Bader

[Left side of physical PDF page 19] 30 | CLARK 8443 ROY SCURLOCK born 10-3-1875,Cherokee, Iowa. Lives Orson, Iowa. Is carpenter. Irateled over many states. Married Iois Conyers, born 7-1-1884,Iittle Sioux, Ia. kept the children. Issue: Venice V. Peter Earl Zella May цeona tola Irene Lowell Gerada Willian Scott 8444 Douglas, North Dakota. He went to N.D.in 1906. Has gray eyes, black hair. Annie has a homestead near Raymond's. She has reddish brown hair and blue eyes. Came to the U.S.in 1901. Worked at Albia and Cherokee,towa until 1905, then went back to Sweden for one year. Went to N.D.in 190% Speaks unglish very welle fer parents were members of the Lutheran Church. Issue: Stanley Andin 5-12-1913 Douglas,N.D. 84442 Irene | 7- 1-1914 84443 Raymond | 3- 1-1916 | 19 84444 Paul | T9 9-2-1921 8445 JAMES VICK SCURLOCK born 5-22-1882,Cherokee, towa. Married Lydia Sleezer, born 11-24-1884, (daughter of Charley and Lucy Anna Sleezer). After death of Lydia 11-13-1911,buried Oak Hill Cemetery in Cherokee,Ia. •ames married Dolly Nosier, born Irenton, Missourl. They. liTe at Lulu Street, Irenton,Mo. Farmed near Buckner,Mo. Issue: Fern 6-20-1904 Cherokie, Iowa;& Verna, b. ? [Right side of physical PDF page 19] CLARK | 31 8446 FIOY FAY SCURLOCK:BLODGETT:GLANTZ born 4-13-1884, married lat Mr Bloagett, 2nd to Walter Tlantz. Lite 211 O1iver Rd; La Mesa,Santa Barbara, California Issue: 84461 Gladys I.Robert Brassfield. Live in Monterey, Callfornia. Route 1 84462 Faye m.Mr Miller. Lite Springville- Ranch, Camarillo, Callfornia 8447 ELSIE ERMA SCURLOCK:PIGGOT:FRASER borm 1-14-1887. I.Ist Mr Piggot, 2nd to Rex Fraser. Live N.Roosevelt at 711. Cherokee, Lows. Have seven children. & daus. 3 sons. All married. No data the daughters. Issue: 1-Bob | ca 1910 twin to Joe 2-J0€ | Bob 3-Bernard | March 5,1919 8451 PETER POOL born 6-20-1874,near Little Sioux, Iowa.Diod 9-28-1934- Played and owned Violins, Had gray eyes,lt. br.hair. Married Nable Porter, born 11-17-1880,Harri- son county, Iowa, (dau.of Jesse W.Porter and wife Martha Ellen Neely) Veely?). Mable married a 2nd time to Tom McCoy, born 1874,in Monona county, Iowa, (son of Oralondo McCOy and wife Pricilla Davise). Live Onawa, Ia.324 W.5 Issue: 84511 ROy | 6-26-1898 Blencoe IOWa 84512 Vernie 8-28-1900 84513 Ruth | 4-12-1903 84514 Jesse 11-11-1908 | 17 died 12-10-1909 8452 BERT POOL born 3-20-1877, near Little Siour, Iowa. Died 6-10-1914. Played and owned Violins. Gray eyes,1t.bI. hair. M.Elspa Myers, born 9-17-1892,near Magnolia, 1a. (dau.Amos Des Moines Myers and wife Sarah Elizabeth Hoon) • Bert is buried at Onana, lowa. Issue: 84521 Olive 10-29-1910 84522 Bud | 8-31-1912 nar Ifttle Sioux, Ia. LURA POOL:ROBLEY b.10-17-1878,near Ilttle Siour, Ia. Lived OnaWa, lOWa. Blue gray eyes, light complezion 1t.br.hair. I.1931, John Robley. Mo.Valley, Ia.R.F.D.

[Left side of physical PDF page 20] 32 | CLARK 8454 EARI POOL born 9-23-1883, farm near Ilttle Siour, Iowa. Lives this farm. Married Nona Anderson Issue: 84541 Nonald 5-19-1913 near Little Sioux. IwlD. 84542 Ronald 5-19-1913 (twin) diod infancy 84543 Helen 3-18-1915 near Little Siout, Ia, 84544 Robert 2-22-1918 FRANCIS RHYNOLDSON:WATSEN, born 11-29-1885 ,Boone co. Nebraska, Married William H.Wathen, born 9-15-1883,0lay- and wife William died September 1937: Shot to death by bandits when he and another officer tried to arrest them. This story was in one of the Detective Magazines. Issue: 84711 Mable ITances 11-15-1907 Boone co.Nebr. 84712 Helen D. | 10-23-1909 8472 DAN I•REYNOLDSON born 6-12-1888,Boone county, Nebraska. Varried Katherine A-forter, DoI 8-24-1892, Albion,Nebr. (dau.O1 Albert M.Porter and wif Live Iroutdale, lregon, Route 1. Issue: 84721 Lura R. | 9-23-1914 • Albion,Nebraska 84722 Lorraine A. 9-25-1916 " died infancy 84723 Miner D. 12-5-1917 84724 Perl W. | 6- 1-1920 84725 Gladys K. | 8-29-1923 84726 Frances E. 2-3-1928 84727 Marlin I. | 3-13-1932 8473 VICTOR WESI REYNOLDSON DOrn 2-4-1890,BOOne county, NeDI. Married Ellzabeth McNair, born 1890,Blair,Nebr.(dau.01 W.F.McNair and wife Victor and Lamily lite in Albion, Nebraska. Issue: 84731 Violette E. 10-20-1912 Albion, Nebraska. 84732 Kenneth West 11-27-1913 84733 Warren T. | 2-10-1916 84734 N.Dale | 7-3-1924 84735 Robert Ray | 3-4-1924 84736 J.Grahan | 6-5-1929 17 [Right side of physical PDF page 20] CLARK | 33 8474 JESSE REYNODDSON born 4-1-1892,Boone county,Nebraska. Married L1llian Almira Louden, born 10-20-1893, St.Ed- wards,Nebr. (dau. Frank Louden and wife Lanah Wright). Lite 1310 Ave.C.Scottsbluff,Nebraska. Issue: 84741 Stanley | 6-20-1915 Cedar Rayids,Nebr. 84742 Marion | 9-25-1916 Loretta 84743 Charlotte 2-21-1921 Broken B-ow 8475 PEARI LURA REYNOLDSON:YOUNG bOrI 11-1-1897,Boone co. Nebr. Dark brown haii,gray brown eyes. Married Perry Young, born 8-29-1897, Albion, Nebr. (son of Vos. toung & wife Janie Hill. D.S.Young's parents came from Eng.) Perry has dark hair and brown eyes.Live nr.Albion. Issue: 84751 Marvin Perry 6-10-1915 Albion Nebr, Quersseu Irene Pearl 11-3-1923 T1 84752 84753 Darlene Mao 4-9-1929 8476 BESSIE OLIVE REYNOLDSON:MOORE born 1-24-1899,Boone co. Nebr. Married Marion Moore, born 5-7-1900,Schuyler,Nebr (son OI George E. Moore, and wife Jennie Dunlay. They lite Albion,Nebraska. Bessie's mother with them. Issue: 84761 Velma Lavern 1-5-1921 Albion, Nebr. 84762 Wilma Bessie 8-12-1922 | m.@ras.co.la..t 84763 Ragene Marion 1-10-1925 84764 Maxine Eunice 10-29-1926 84765 Inez Loraine 4-10-1929 ALLEN FRANKLIN CLARK born 8-13-1899, Homewood,Miss. Hattle May. They were married in Kentucky). Hattie's maiden name was Balley. she and Charles were not re- lated, even though family names the same). Allen 1s called by the name Frank. "e and Mable haveno child- ren, but have three boys living in their home, under supervision of Illinois Childrens Home and Aid Socioty. Live 714 So.N.W.Hiway,Barrington,Illinois. Fred Wittokind 15 yIs old. Has been 4 yrs with the Clarks. Wishes them to adopt. Dennis Clark | not related. I yrs old. (zyrs with) Allen,brother of Dennis. 10 JrS.(2 mos with Clärks,

[Left side of physical PDF page 21] 34 | CLARK 8632 MARTHA CIARA CLARK: MERRILI born 7-19-1901,Enter- prise,uisg. Known by name clartat. farried 8-4-1920 rural school in Clarke county,Miss. in Enterprise, to wilton Merrill, born 5-20-1894,Voss- burg,Miss,(son of William Wallace werrill and wife Julia Anny Goodwin), of Barnett,Miss. He 1s a Feteran of the lst World War. Worked for the Niss. State Hlway Dept. Later became foreman of concrete work for con- tractor. Then Supt. of construction, bridges, dralnage for several con and paving. worked in that capacity tractors in Miss.La., ana Ala. Now is working in the Tro 2eard sttstes, uissi shppwleat. 86321 Wallace Wilson 8-28-1921 Barnett,Miss. 86322 Euma Claireco 4-27-1923 86323 Glenn Hershel 11-24-1926 " Wallace and Glenn are in the U.S.Navy. 8633 MARY KATHERINE CLARK:BURKS born 10-28-1903,lnterprise, is a registered nurse. Was graduated from Kings Dau- ghters Hospital,Greenville,Mississippi in 1928. Mr Burks is a Veteran of the lst World War. Now has an Insurance Agency. Is chairman of the Board of ste- wards of the Methodist Church,and very active in Civic affairs. They lite at 301 Solomon Bldg., Helena, Ark. Igsue: | 4-21-1932 Memphis Tenn 86331 Edwin "eo,JI. | ATk. 86332 Sarah Katherine 5-30-1933 Helena tt 86333 Martha Elizabeth 11-18-1944 Both children (1944) play in High Sch. Band. 8634 WILLIAM WALTER CLARK borz 3-4-1906, Enterprise,Niss. Anown by the name Walter. His address 1s:- Captain Willian W.Clark InfantIy AUS Reception Center No. 1772 Jefferson Barracks, Missour1 Latest information is that W.W.Clark has been promoted to rank of Major. That his wife's name is Luchle, anc that they have three sons.Second one born Déc.1943, and Allen Whitman, born July 1945. [Right side of physical PDF page 21] CLARK | 35 ENVELINE PATRICIA MARY SMITH:CURRAN:ADAMS born 1-2- 1893,Kernville,California, Kern county. Married Mr Ist World War,and now (1943) works in the Aruy Trans- port service. Live 1047 Ordway, Albany, Cal1Iorhis. tmmeline worked in the shipyards most of the year of 1943. Issue: | 8- 5-1914 Bakerg- 87111 John Barrett Curran 87112 Patricia Curran | 3-27-1917 Lield, Cal. 87113 Donald Blane Adams, JI• 8-9-1923 Oakland," 87114 Jeanne Gale Adams | 9- 6-1927 Berkeley " 8712 CHARLES DAVID SMITH born 1-4-1894,Kernville, Calif. Died 1924,Bakersfield, buried there. Nickname "Chuck". Married- Issue: 87121 ROgeI Known by the name of Roger Talley. He is in the Armed Forces stationed in New York. Married. Has no children. 8731 NELLIE IONE SINMONS born 9-20-1885,Seward,Nebraska. Telephone Operator. Nurse in Hiawaii. Honolulu five years. Western Union Employee, Inglewood, Callfornia. studies Christian Science. No married. 8732 Was R.R.Mail Clerk. Railroader all states). Became Conductor of Freight Train two weeks before his death, 7-22-1915. Married Rose Ada McCool, born, 3-28-1888.,Kan. (Wm.Alonzo MoCool and wife Caroline Elizabeth Gibson) Issue: 87321 Edward Alonzo | 10-27-1909.unm. 87322 Earl (Lewis) | 8-29-1911 Kansas 87323 Grace Elizabeth | 11-16-1913 California

[Left side of physical PDF page 22] 36 | CLARK 8733 EINA GRACH SIMIONS:WALIACE borm 1-19-1889, Seward,Nebr. Died September 1924 or 25. Married Francis Homer Wall- ace, born Issue: 87331 Arthur F. 87332 Mary Grace 87333 Gordon LeRoy 8734 "nown as "Minna." Private Secretary for Mr. Brown, head of the Title Insurance and Trust Company of Los Angeles for sixteen jears. Typist of great speed. Secretary for Los Angeles School Board, Adult Evening Sohool at L.A. Studies Christian Science. Unm Stewart trst bire, Inglewood,California Issue: 87351 David Melvin June 1927 8741 MIOMAS SULIE POOLE borK L1-13-1895 Marsland, "ebraska Married Leila Hathaway, born 5-10-1895,Gering, ebr. (dau.of Elmer W.Hathaway and wife Luella May Randall. Elmer iborn 1867 in Wisconsin, and Iuella born 1870 in Illinois). C.B.&.Q.R.R Engineer, Sterling Division. Live Bridgeport, Nebraska. Issue: 87411 Thomas Randall 11-24-1916 87412 Virginia Loula 7-3-1918 87413 Mariam | 11- 4-1921 87414 Shirley Arline | 5-25-1924 87415 Victor Rockefeller4-13-1929 87416 Manfred Jean | 9-18-1933 8742 MARIAM JEANETTE POOLE: HANEY: HENSLER bOIn 8-23-1897, Harsland,Nebr. Married rville Ralph Haney, born Orville died 1923,and Mariam II. 2nd- Laurence C.Hens- ler of Pewaukee, Wisconsin, born [Right side of physical PDF page 22] CLARK | 37 Fe is a Salesman for Warner Brothers. Lite 6920 niversity Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. Issue: 87421 Maxine Lorraine Haney 12-19-1918 8743 Live Farm near Emmett, Idaho. Issue: 87431 Ralph 87432 Jean Alan 87433 Ronald Douglas 87434 Clyde Lytte 8744 | COLWELI:- ETHELYNNE ELAINE POOLE:WILIETT born 1-24-1901,Belmont Nebr. Married Harold Colwell, born 1-4-1898,Hasting,la. (son of John Foster Colwell, and wife "ola Keen),Vet- eran of the lst World War,and now working in defense In Omaha. He and Ethelynne are _divorced. She III. 2nd Georgeeswartz,who died. m.3rd,dohn Herman Willett of council Bluff's, Iowa, born 12-27-1907,Millersburg Mo. zate 1627 00 C5enei2 50928, n a oiatno), Omaha, lies. 87441 Lola Minniellen Colwell 9-16-1921 in Sidney 8-13-1,NeTaska. 87442 Tom Foster Colwell couno1l Bluffs, Ja. Instantly killed by auto in when only four years of age. 8745 GEORGE BASIL POOLE bOrD 11-24-1902, Alliance,lebraska. 87451 Kathryn Mae | February 1924 87452 Goorge Thomas Dec, 30-1925 . 8746 SYDNEY ARTHUR POOLE born 8-18-1905, Alliance,Nebraska. III.Nettie Dale Frink,b.8-28-1913. He is Radió Inspector for the United Alr Lines at Cheyenne, Wyoning. Has a farm at Marsland, Nebraska. Nattie has dau. Betty.

[Left side of physical PDF page 23] 38 | CLARK 8747 JEAN GRANT POOLE born 8-23-1908, Marsland, Vebraska. and farm 300 acres. 87471 Thomas Jesse 4-20-1939 Alllance, Nebr. 8762 CHARLENE KUNKEI:CROSLEY: BRUCE born 4-2-1898,Warrens- burg,Mo. Married Gail Corydon Crosley, born (son of Charley Crosley and wife son oi Daniel- ence st.Springfield,Mo. Isgue: 87621 Ivonne Crosley 1-11-1922 Nevada,Mo. TALIAFERRO FENRY KUNKEL born 7-18-1899. Married 1941 Aby and wire ciara Blizabeth Gorman) Live in Clenton DOrn s-27-1900,ldau. William Nathar Alabama. R.F.D.2 Salesman. No children. FENRIETTA PAULINE SIMMONS: EBERHARDT born 2-10-1898, Omaha, Nebr. Merried Clarence Kiarl Eberhardt, born LIVe 101 Virginia, El Segunda, Calif. Henrietta has worKed for Douglas Aircraft since 1941. Before marri-- age, she was employed by the lelephone Company, and alter narrlage with the School recreation Work in El Segunda. Issue: 87361 Lydia Grace 87362 John Joseph | 11-10-1926.(1n Navy) 87363 Joyce Josephine (above lamily should have been on page 36) 8811 FORREST DICKEY born 12-8-1890 heard In 1933. [Right side of physical PDF page 23] CLAPK | 39 Albion street, Denver, Colorado. Nana and son have tai- ent as artist with oil, and in music. Issue: 88121 Marcia Jane | 7-8-1920 88122 Virginia | 12-2-1921 88123 Robert Franklin 6-21-1923 8(11) 61 LT.FARRY WHITMAN SLAYTON born 1-3-1898, Detroit,Mich. Graduate Yale 1920. Married Winifred Estabrook, (dau. William S•Powell of Saginaw,Michigan and wife IssUe: 8(11)611 Willian Cary 3-21-1925 8(11)612 John Estabrook 1-10-1929 8(11)62 ERIC RANDOLPH SLAYTON born 9-1-1901,West Maven, Conn. Educated Hopkins Grammar Prep.Sch. and Pratt Inst. Married Minnie Bell, (dau. Walter D.Brockett of New- Haten, Conn. and wife Issue: 8(11)621 Nargaret | 5-26-1922 8(11)622 Eric Randolph 12- 3-1924 8(11)623 Jearine Whitman 10-6-1926 8(11)63 CECELIA GRACE SLAYTON born 8-5-1904,West Haven, Conn. Educated at Mrs Day's Pvt.Sch. Spl.student, Yale. Is an Investigator for lovernment and Credit affalrs. 8(11)64 Janet is a Radio announcer, and the Chief discharge officer at the New Haven Hospital. 8(10)11 | AcKibbim NELLIE ESTELLE CLARK:GIBBIN-b.5-25-1898,Cape Girardeau Missour1. Has wondemiul musical talent. Married Roger

[Left side of physical PDF page 24] 40 | OLARK Eabbin, born (son of Last address was 623 N.Florida Ate.Lakeland, Florida Issue: Lined 19271 Tosia, Eo. 83221 LUCY L.ARNOLD born 9-1-1914, Portsmouth, Virginia. of Wi111am | Now (1942) is and Pipe Organ. CHARLES DORROH ARNOLD, JI. born 1-19-1917,Portsmouth, Va. Purdue University,B.S.Mechanical Engineering, 1939 commissioned 2nd It.F.A. R.0.0. Served two years apprentice engineer with Electro Motive Corp; sub- Diesel locomotives at Latrange First Lleutenant (dau.of | ). In 1943,Charles was Captain In Air Service Command at Dayton, 0hi0. 83223 GEORGE MOORE ARNOLD born 9-12-1921, Fortsmouth,Virginia Graduated Maury High School, Norfolk, ViIginla. student Georgla School of Technology 1939-41. n 1942 passed examination as avlation cadet,U.S.Arny. Nov. 1942 was in Monroe dated Septener ls lloun was copled trom ceyspapar NORFOLK FLIER DECORATED BY GENEARL DEVERS Second Lleut.George Moore Arnold, son of Mr and Wrs Charles D.Arnold, 01 6032 Westwood Terrace, has been awarded the silver Star for gallentry in action, according to an Associated Press story Irom London. The presentation was made by Lieut. Gen. Jacop I.Deters It.Arnold had previously rec'd the furple Heart, the citation for which read mfor wound recid in actior [Right side of physical PDF page 24] 41 CLARK against an enemy of the United States May 15,1943, while serving as navigator on a B-17 alrplane on a combat mission over Germany." He also holds the Army Air Medal with two clusters. Lt.Arnold is a graduate of Maury High School, and was a student atGeorgia Tech at the time he joined the Army Air Forces in May 1942. He is a member of Beta Theta P1 Fraternity, *e rec'd bis training at laxwell Field, Ala., and Selman Fiela, Monroe,ua., receiving his commission Dec.26,1942. He the grandson of S.D.Locke,JI.of 938 North Street,Ports mouth,Virginia. He is attached to the 368th Bombardment squadron. 83241 JACK HAMPTON ARNOLD born 10-18-1924, Portsmouth, Vir- ginia. Graduated Wilson High School,1941,Portsmouth, virginia. In 1942,he was a student at Norfolk Divis- ion of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 86321 WALLACE WILSON MERRILI born 8-28-1921, Barnett ,Niss. Finished High School at Pachuta,Miss. in 1939. Was valedlotorian. Rec'd his certificate in piano at the same time. Was graduated from the Miss State College 1n Starkville,Miss.in September 1943,with a B.S.degree Joined the Sea- Majored in Aeronautical Engineering. bees in Uet.1943,and sent to Camp Peary,Willlamsburg, Va. Had been accepted for officers training and sched- uled to go to cornell University in New Jork. 86322 EMMA CLAIRECE MERRILI born 4-27-1923, Barnett,Miss. Graduated from High School at Pachuta,Miss.in 1941. Then fron Meridian Jr.College in 1943. and lourth grades at Waynsboro,Miss.1943-44. Is making plans to enter Blue Mountain College (State Baptist college Ior Women) 1944• 86323 GLENN HERSHEL MERRILI born 11-24-1926,Enterprise,Miss Was in eleventh grade 1943-44,member of the school- Band, and on the Band Council. Elected Fresident of City Baptist Students Union (eight churches) for the coming year. Studies voico and sings in the Choir at 4lst Ave.Baptist Church. States that he is going to be & Medical Doctor and with that in vlew, 1s taking all the Latin he can get. All three Merrill children have been very active in Church work.

[Left side of physical PDF page 25] 42 | CLARK 87111 JOHN BARRETT CURRAN born 8-5-1914, Bakersfield,valif. Married and lives in Bakersfield. Issue: Jean Barrett Curran 87112 PATRICIA CURRAN:WYNNE born 3-27-1917,Bakersfield,Cal. Married George Wynne. No issue. 87113 DONALD BLANE ADANS,JI, born 8-9-1923, Oakland, Calif. Is in Armed H'orces (probably Air Corps). 87321 EDWARD ALONZA SIMMONS born 10-27-1909 L1ves 1716 Uragon St.East Bakerscield,callser Dnn. 87322 EARI SIMMONS (Louis) Lieuterant in Army Air Corpo. Ground Instructor, Tests Planes. Took course to be Civilian Pilot. Born 8-29-1911,Kansas. Now (1945) 1s B ombadier Pilot. 87323 GRACE ELIZABETH SINMONS:DALE married Oren Dale. He is in the CBs,born 6-1-1910, Calif. Grace b.11-16- 1913 in Calif. Orin Gordon 9-28-1932 MARY GRACE WALLACE:BONAS married J.V.Bonas. Mary has Teachers Life Certificate, Oklahoma Nomens college. Live 226 West Saxon Ave. Wilmar, California Issue: Mary Lynn Charles Wallace 87333 GORDON LEROY WALIACE Was seven years in the U.s. A Imy. Last two years in Alaska. Was in Battle of Attu. Has Medical Discharge. 87361 LYDIA GRACE EBERHARDT:OLSON M.Archie Grant N.01s0n. Nicholas G. died infancy born7-5-1942 [Right side of physical PDF page 25] CLARK | 43 87363 JOYCE JOSEPHINE EBERHARDI born 11-10-1926, twin to. brother John Joseph who is in the Naval Reserves at San Diego. Joyce is Llle Guard at El Segunda School Recreation Center. Studing Aviation to become Pilot. 87411 THOMAS RANDALI, POOLE born 11-24-1916.I.Uct.1940, to Margaret Courtney; He is Aircrait Dispatcher for T.W. A. Kansas City, Missour1. Issue: Beverly Ann 7-25-1942 87412 VIRGINIA LOULA POOLE:OFFENBAKER born 7-3-1918,married Frederick Offenbaker. Fe is T.S. in M.P. Mail thru E.M.San Francisco. Has had seven years service- (1945). Virginia 1s in Bridgeport, Nebraska. Issue: A Daughter born 8-9-1942 87413 MARIAM POOLE:MCGOWAN born 11-4-1921.1.1943,Lt.Michael M.McGowan. Address was Fort Walton, Florida,Box 112. 87414 SHIRLEY ARLINE POOLE:TOLIE bOrD 5-25-1924.1.1944, Insign Francis Tolle. Shirkey--Stenographer in Kan.City 87421 MAXINE LORRAINE HANEY:SABATA bOrn 12-19-1918•W.It. Michael Jack Sabata A0 Wat Bena 15,-1a2na,T0 10 overseas in fattons Issue: Nichele Jeannette 87431 RALPH POOLE Electrician,Canton Island. Fall of 1943 was on way home via Honolulu (was there Dec.?th). In- tends to be inducted at Boise. 87432 JEAN ALAN POOLE Is in the U.S. NaTy. S 2/c Barracks 150 N.A.T.I.C . Normen, Oklahoma.

[Left side of physical PDF page 26] 44 | CLARK 87441 LOLA NINNIELLEN COLWELL: SUTTON born 9-16-1921, Sidney Nebr. Ml.Lealon I. Sutton, born 9-19-19-- in Missouri, (his father lived in St.Louis in 1943). Live Glenwood, Iowa. R.F.D.2. Robert Lee | 1-10-1941 Glenwood Luves, fowa James Richard •6-12-1942 Council Patsy Elaine 2-3-1944 KATHRYN MAE POOLE:RUSSER (not sure last letter of name russer is correct), born February 1924. m.1944 II May to Lieutenant Robert Russer. In 1943 Kathryn was attending the University of Omaha. 87452 GEORGE THOMAS POOLE born 12-30-1925. Sgt.In Marines. Division 3. Rear gunner in B-25 Mitchell, Was station od at Cherry - Foint,North Carolina. Married Betty---- 8(11) 621 MARGARET SLAYTON: FLEMMING bOrn 5-26-1922.Married Robert F'lenming. He is in the U.S.Paratroops. 84111 PHIL S.PERKINS born 6-13-1889,Little Sioux, Iowa. married Mazel Gladys Strang, born 2-18-1895,Fock Island I]l1nois (William Strang and wife Nary Evans).Live in Sedalia,Missouri. Issue: Pearl Lucille 2-18-1914 Sioux City, Iowa Laurice Floya 8-7-1916 Logan Louis Phil | 6-13-1918 Council Dluffs " Harriet Joan 3-16-1920 Sedalia,Mo.d.Apr.1937 FLOYD CERGEY PERKINS born 4-28-1894,Little Sioux, Ia. Died 2-20-1930, Soldier in the lst World War. Company M.' 110th Inf. 28th Dit. Nine months overseas. Married Shirley Lucina Peckenpaugh, born 11-15-1900,Logan,la. in Harrison county, (dau.of Charles Franklin Pecken- paugh and wife Mary Annie Laason. not sure spelling Mary's last name). Shirely living in Logan, -owa. Marian Juanita 3- 6-1923 Logan Iowa Robert Dean 10- 5-1924 (1s In U.S.Navy) [Right side of physical PDF page 26] 45 CLARR. 84113 HARRISON ARTHUR PERKINS born 6-20-1899,Pisgah, arri- 12-7-1902, Dora Edward Arthur 3-14-1925 Pisgah lowa William Lewis 8-16-1926 84114 MARY ORPHA PERKINS:PETERSEN born 9-7-1904, Pisgah,la. Married Cornelius Martin Petersen, born 8-14-1906, Jones county, Iowa, (son of Saenke H.Petersen,Sr. and wifo Christina Nargaret Larenzen, Uhristinia was born in Breklum Province Schleswig-Holstein,Germany, 1-2- 1868, and m.5-8-1891, died 12-5-1940. Saenke was born 4-20-1866, same place as wife, and died 7-9-1941. They had eleven children.Cornelius M. was the l0th child. Saenke and Christinia came to America In 1893, and located in Jones county, Iowa. Citizens as soon as legal to do so). Mary and Corne- lius lived farm near Lake Bark, Iowa and had 240 acres. Now live in Ocheyedan, towa. Issue: clayton Laverne • 10-17-1931 Worthington,winn. Rose Mary | 9-26-1934 Harris, -a.Osceola co Melta Jean | 9-30-1937 Lake Parke, Iowa Richard wartin 6-28-1940 Sibley Lowa 84121 GUY DEVAN born 1-20-1887,Modale, Iowa.I.Ena Engle- brecht, born 6-4-1886, Lyons, Nebr. dau. August ingle- brecht and wife Viola Vreeland).Viola died 1894) •Ena is an Invalid with arthritis. They live in Bancroft, NebI. Issue Verh Wallace 3-19-1907 Decatur,Nebr. 841211 841222 Glen Anfred 12-8-1908/9 " Burt co. 841213 Bernice arie 5-15-1910/11 Lyons Nebr. 841214 | 9- 2-1919 84125 Ay, Tlane | 4-23-1922 84141 CARI. ALVAH PERKINS born 10-11-189- Little sioux, Ia. II.Frances King, born 12-16-1896 Council Bluffs, Iowa (đau.Albert King and wife Bernice Wymore) .Livé 6110 Evergreen R.D. Detroit,Michigar. Issue: Lloyd William 11-20-1917. Boyd Minnesota

[Left side of physical PDF page 27] 46 | CLARK FnaMa Bernico | Tolodo Ohio -11+192 Detroit Michigan Carol June | 5-25-1925 Shirley Jean | 10- 1-1929 == Dorothy Ann | 6-28-1931 84142 Metz Front Gassed at St Michiel. Manager of a Members of Christian Church. No Children. 84143 ORPHA MARIE PERKINS:HOPKINS born 5-30-1895,Little sioux, Iowa. I Wiley topkins. Live Fringhar, towa. Issue: Everett R.Mobley 1-18-1919 Logan Iowa Betty Lou Hopkins 5-13-1928 Deloit " Jacqlyn May | 5-9-1929 Kenneth 8-26-1922 Blencoe, Ia. died 7-20-19 Lawrence 10-21-1924 8-8-1926 William 7-15-1930 84145 WILIIS RAY PERKINS born 3-8-1900,Littla Sioux, Iewa. II Fay Stoneking, born 2-11-1909 Hanessey, Okaahoma, (dau of Ase Rosmond Stoneking and wife Willis is a Veteran of the lst World War. They live in Detroit,Michigan. Elaine 2-22-1925 Dearborn Michigan Elenore 2-12-1926 Vernon 2-22-1928 Joan 6-17-1930 Ester 2-18-1933 Clarkfield Minnesota [Right side of physical PDF page 27] CLARK | 47 84146 TE o2 ong bi 2- 3-150 , anaoa eta o sore, day: They live in Dawson,Minnesota. Issue: Flizabeth Ann 9-7-1929 Dawson Minn. 84147 GLADYS ERMINA PERKINS :GRAVEN: BARRETT born 5-6-1903,. Lowa.I.Gilbert Graven, born 5-31-1889, Dawson, Minno(son of Lars draven, and wife Christin® Iuerson) ,died March 1937. m.2nd to Clinton Barrett, Issuebarrel Leroy | 8-18-1924 Dawson Minn Lavon Phillis 12-11-1925 Monterido." Deloris | 3- 8-1931 Dawson 84148 QUE THONAS PERKINS DOZE 4-20-1905, L S012 n. Anna Jordahl, born 9-14-1909, dau.01e Dawson,vinn. Issue: Roger Guy | 11-27-1929 Dawson Minn Doris Marie | 5-26-1932 Clarkfield 84149 PAUL KENETH PERKINS bOrn 2-16-1908,L1tt1® S10U≤,_&• m.Tilla Haakenson, born 1-6-1909 Boyd.Minn.(dau.dens Haakenson and wife Elise Bakken) .Live Dawson,Minn. Issue; Donald Keneth 1-12-1929 Dawson Minn 8414(10) HARRY NEWTON PERKINS born 3-24-1911,Little Siour, 1a jelpod compile Perkins data. Lived Dauson. Unm.1938. 8414(11) HARVEY JUSTIN PERKINS born 3-24-1911,Little Sioux, Ia Iwin of Haryy. I.3-24-1933, Beatrice

CLARK — 48 84151 MYRTLE ANGELIA PERKINS:MULLIN born 3-19-1899, Little-Sioux, Iowa. m. 7-5-1920 Wahoo, Nebr. to Vee Mullin. Live in Wesley, Iowa Issue: - Carl Victor — 9-17-1921 — Wesley, Iowa - Thayer — 9-26-1924 — Omaha, Nebraska - Frank Avery — 7-11-1928 — Wesley, Iowa - Elaine — 1932 — [ditto: Wesley, Iowa] - Sharen Kay — 9- [day blank] -1936 — [ditto: Wesley, Iowa] 84152 THELMA CAROLYN PERKINS:LEDDY born 10-11-1901, Little Sioux, Iowa. m. 5-12-1924, John Leddy. They adopted a son, Billy, born 1938, and probably live in Omaha. 84155 KENNETH KEARNEY PERKINS born 8-27-1910, Omaha, Nebr. Married. Issue: - Patty Lou — 12-12-1929 — Omaha, Nebraska - Miner Thomas — 5-5-1934 — [ditto: Omaha, Nebraska] - Hope — 12-7-1940 — [ditto: Omaha, Nebraska] 84156 ELIZA JEANETTE PERKINS:LENRHAM (Lenurhan? Lewhan?) born 5-6-1913, Omaha, Nebr. Married Issue: - Patrick — 8-26-1937 — Omaha, Nebr. 84157 LAWRENCE LARSON WILSON PERKINS born 4-28-1896, died August 1934. Veteran of the 1st World War. Married 1920, in Hancock county, Iowa. Issue: - Dorethy — 3-3-1921 — Hancock county, Iowa - A Son — 7- [day blank] -1923 — [ditto: Hancock county, Iowa] 84211 PEARL INEZ MEAD:PATIEDL:MCGIMPSEY born 1-17-1899, Snyder, Nebraska. Eastern Star Lodge in Omaha. Plays piano. Sings Alto. Is Beauty Operator. Has hobby of collecting dolls. m. 1st in Feb. 1925, Jim Patiedly, b. 10-5-1882, died 6-17-1925. No issue. m. 2nd 12-5-1929 Edward McGimpsey, born 5-26-1890, Belfast, Ireland, (son of Henry who was born in Dublin, Ireland, and wife). They live in Omaha, Nebraska. No issue. CLARK — 49 84212 ERMA LEONA MEAD:SCHULZ born 8-31-1900, Snyder, Nebraska. Plays the piano very well. Sings suprano. Lutheran Church. Taught S.S. Class. Married Harry Schulz, b. 4-4-1899, Scribner, Nebraska, (son of Anton who was born 10-29-1867 in Germany and wife [handwritten: Etta]). Farmer near Hooper, Nebraska. Issue: - Dale Anton — 1-25-1921 - Leatrice Joy — 9-27-1922 - Pearl Elaine — 4-5-1927 - Jacqueline — 11-13-1928 — died 1-31-1933 - Betty Joan — 10-13-1930 - Jerry Ed — [7?]-13-1932 [month digit overwritten or unclear] - Billy Jean — 8-14-1934 — this is a little girl - Patricia Kaye — 2-19-1939 84213 INA MAE MEAD:JUNGHANEL born 12-4-1904, Snyder, Nebr. Lutheran Church. Taught S.S. Class. Suprano singing voice. Postal Clerk in Snyder more than four and one half years. m. Carl Junghanel, born 6-9-1900, Snyder, (son of Robert Ott Junghanel and wife [blank]). Works for Gates Rubber Company in Denver. Live 250-Clayton Street, Denver, Colorado. Issue: - Calvin — 4-1-1925 — Longmont, Colorado. [Handwritten: Overseas War II] - Bobby — 5-13-1929 — Snyder, Nebraska 84214 IRENE MATILDA MEAD:PETTIJOHN born 5-6-1906, Snyder, Nebraska. Methodist. Clerked in store. Plays golf. Sings suprano. Has hobby of making scrap books and collects coins. m. Joe Pettijohn, born 2-2-1898, Oxford, Nebraska. He is a barber. They have no children. 84215 LEAFY MYRTLE MEAD:FORNEY born 11-23-1908, Snyder, Nebr. Lutheran. Sings. Clerked in store. m. Alvin Charles Forney, born 8-3-1904, Dodge, Nebraska, (son of Alvin Forney and wife Elizabeth Trueblood). They live in Dodge, Nebr. Issue: - Richard Dean — 7-20-1929 84216 MARVIN MINER MEAD born 6-1-1911, Norfolk, Nebraska. Sang first bass in Lutheran Choir. Is Overseas with [Entry continues on the next physical PDF page.]

[Left side of physical PDF page 29] 50 | CLARK company B.315th lngineers Bn. 90th Div. Unmarried. 84217 CHESTER VICTOR MEAD born 3-14-1913,Snyder, ebraska. Lutheran. Sang tenor in Choir® nlisted in U.S.Armyllaw in 1936 or 1937. His ship the U.S.S.Langley Aircraft- Carrier was bombed the last of February 1942, and the crew of the Langley sank their ship to prevent seiz- ure by Japs. Eleven nen were killed. The survivors boarded the Pecos,warch +,-y42,and that same day the Pecos was bombed | by the Japs, south of Java. Two thirds of the crews of both ships were reported missing. Chester among those. 84218 CHARLES ELSWORTH MEAD (twin of Ohester) born 3-14- Sang first tenor in Lutheran Choir. swims and dives with ease and grace. Is overseas in Company B. 635 Tank Destroyer Bn. with the First Army in Europe. He is a Sgt. 84219 Talent in music. Plays Violin and Piano. and Suprano. Iutheran. Was Librarian In Snyder. Worked in Printing office. Married Washington Emil Conn,born 8-29-1911,Papillion,Nebr.(son of Charles William Conn and wile Ann Pauline Grothe) .Live in Blair,NebI. He is a Druggist. His Scotch ancestry is into scotland. Charles Elsworth 2-25-1940 Janet Joy | 1- 1-1942 Omaha Nebr. 8421(10) ROLAND CECIL MEAD born 2-21-1917, Snyder, Nebraska. sone In lutheran ohoir, voried 1939 For cateratn the Company in Denver. High School graduate. 7th Army in the Pacific. Batry B. 48th E.A.Bn. 38006727. Fought in the Battle of Attu; Iwajalein; Marshall Islands; Leyte; Okinawa. He is a Corporal. [Right side of physical PDF page 29] CLARK | 51 84223 EVA OMA MEAD: FIRESTONE bOrn 9-18-1900, Snyder, ebr. Protestant. Teacher. Librarian, D.A.R. Eastern Star. R.N.A. I.A.G. Am. Legion Aux. Plays piano. Began compiling Genealogy- Mead, Clark, and allled families in 1935. Married Sept. 1920 in Gillette, wyoming Ec George Albert Lloyd Firestone, son of Albert Iranklin Firestone and wife Elizabeth Carder. George was in the A.F.F. in the Ist World War. Company E.8th Inf. Sharpshooter. M.P. Was in Quard of Honor for Pres- idont W.Wilson in Paris. Hurt in irance near Paris attempting to recapture escaping prisoners of wat. "hen 18 or 19, broke saddle horses for the U.S. coe rangs i thy pent on, eaoa, a d in leyade, Voto Ohio. Two children buried Moorcroft Cemetery. Issue: Betty Joyce 1-6-1922 died 9-14-1924 George Lee 2-21-1929 John Lloyd 2-3-1931 died 8-26-1938 84224 JESSIE ELIZABETH MEAD:WHITE bOrn 2-8-1903,Bristow, Nebraska. Pianist. Teacher. R.N.A. Rebecca. Protest 1847,Richview,* "ashville county, Ill.,died 5-11-1921 in Moorcroft, Wyoming. Cornelia born 12-29-1859,Glas- gow,Kentucky,died 3-11-1937 in Moorcroft, Wyo.) is a Contracter Carpenter. Hember the Masonic Lodge. They live in Deadwood, South Dakota. No Issue. 84225 MARION CLARK MEAD born 1-5-1907, W1obrara, Nebraska Rall roadede in Santa Monica,California since January 1943. Unm. Protestant. 84227 LEE EUGENE MEAD born 6-7-1914, Howell,ebraska. Protestant. Ranched. Rail roaded. Employed since 1942 by Vouglas Aircraft in Santa Monica,Calif. M.- 11-5-1938,Hazel Marie Bonney, born 10-3-1921, Forton Wyoming, (dau Alte Floyd Bonney and wife Nell Shoup). No Issue.

[Left side of physical PDF page 30] 52 | CLARK 84226 THELMA MAYE MEAD:BARTHEIMEH born 10-22-1909,Niobrara: Nebraska. Protestant. Plays Plano. Has soft suprano singing voice. Teacher. Eastern Star. R.N.A. Active in Church and Charles Barthelmeh and wife Philadelphia,Ohio). Sings bass. Wittenberg College- 1920-21; Ohio State University 1921-1923; Colorado State College 1924-1926; B.S. Wyoming University - 1932. Plays Cello, and many other string instruments. Also druIl." Member Masonic Lodge. Taught High School nine years; County Agent in Park county, Colorado for several years. Jennie Lind the great singer was a re- lative of Robert. Barthelmehs live in Denver. Issue, phomas tharles 2-12-1932 Moorcroft,Wyoming. Keren Mead | 6-18-1939 Fairplay,Colorado 84231 EARL EUGENE BUSSELL born 2-28-1892,Beemer, Nebraska. Married Pearl Ann Uselding, born June 1893,WOlseY,S.D. (daul. of Peter Uselding and wife | ). Pearl died April 1,1936 in Wolsey. No issue this II. Earl m. 2nd to They live at Bird Island,Minnesota. Issue: Donald Hugene 1-28-1941 84232 LTIJTEN MAE BUSSELT:BALES born 3-4-1894, Valley,Nebr. Protestant. Church worker. Married James Irven Bales, born 7+17-1888 Henry Bales and wallla, South Dakota, (son of George They live in Bonilla,South Dakota. Have five sons in active armed service this 2nd World War. Issue: James Edward | 6-25-1913 Bonilla S.D. George Elmer | 9-18-1915 Fern Lucille | 10-21-1917 Clark Eugene | 9-10-1919 | 17 Richard Irving 8-18-1921 Robert Wayne | 9-13-1923 Glenn Leroy | 8-21-1925 extite $1945 Marvin Lge | 7-16-1927 Stanley Ray | 2-24-1929 Infant son | 11- 6-1930 Mitchell.d.infanoy. [Right side of physical PDF page 30] CLARK | 53 Clayton Irven 9-29-1932 Bonilla,s.D. 84233 IVA FRANCIS BUSSELL:FISK born 1-23-1896, Knos county, Nebraska. Died 11-29-1918. Married Roy Edwin Fisk,JI. born (son of Iva and lamily Protestaat. Issue: Harold Roy | 10-13-1913,Wolsey,South Dakota Lloy& Glenn | 1-13-1915 Ray Edwin | 9-21-1916 Ivan LeRoy | 1-10-1918 84234 WILLIAM DIWEY BUSSELI borz I-10-1899, Beemer,Nebraska. Farmer near Ruthven, Iowa. He and family are Protest- ant. Married Lura Myrtle Colburn, born 10-11-1901,in Sibley,Iowa, (dau. Clinton A. Colburn, and wife Addie A. Estabrook). Lura took Normal training at Spencer, Ia. Paught school. Plays piano. Sings. Paints. Issue: Arlene Jeanette 7-13-1926 Merlyn Wayne | 9-14-1927 Eldon Roy | 4-10-1929 Mavis Elaine | 6-16-1934 84235 IDA IRENE BUSSELI:BONIN born 2-21-1901,Beemer,Nebr. Married Lloyd I.Bonin, born 3-28-18--,Morriston,Minn. Live farm near Wessington,South Dakota (1936). Protestant Family. Sisters of Ida told me that had been a favorite grandchild of Miner C.Mead. Elwood Lloyd 1-25-1925 Wolsey,South Dakota Cleo Irene 11-5-1927 84235 JOHN MINER BUSSELL born 11-27-1903,Bloomfield,Nebr. Married Helen Matilda Pullian bom 12-26-1906, Ring- wood, Okla. (dau.of Francis Narion Fulliam and wife Grace Mary Kirkpatrick). John known by the name rJack" works in Bomber plant in Omaha. Protestant Lamily. He was in the U.S.Aruy 1920-23. Live 4307 Corby,Omaha. Issue: Eunice Grace | 5-20-1925 Omaha Nebraska Jack Martin | 5-12-1928 valley TT Deloris Helen | 1-14-1930

[Left side of physical PDF page 31] 54 | CLARK Janet Madelyn 9- 1-1937 Omaha Nebraska 84237 RALPH RAY BUSSELI born 1-18-1906,married Vilet Revel- 10 Bennett, born 7-17-1914, (dau Myron C.Bennett and ). Farmer in Huron, | . South Dakota. Protestant family. Issue: Lois La Vonne 11-21-1934 Jannette Ann 9-14-1935 died 9-21-1935 Roger Ray | 9-15-1939 Huron S.D. 84238 GRACE ELLEN BUSSELI: HAWLEY born 6-13-1908,Blhomfiela, Nebraska Married Harry Thomas Hawley, born 7-27-1908, Emerson, Nebraska.Live in Cawvor,S.D. Protestants. Issue: Raymond Martin 3-19-1932 Albion Nebraska Gerald DuWayne 6-20-1933 Wolsey, South Dakota Jean Ellen | 1-24-1936 Bonilla Beth Ann | 8- 1-1987 Joyce Ellen | 3-20-1939 Shirley Grace 10-30-1940 Carol Tommy 84239 ROSE ANN BUSSELI:GOSE born 9-3-1910,Beemer, Nebraska. Married William Gose, born 5-25-1909,Wolsey, soutI . Dak. son o1 Otto Gose and wif | ). Live farm near Wolsey. Protestant family. Issue: -Kenneth 8423(10) THEODORE MARTIN BUSSELL born 10-24-1912 Bonilla,S.D. arTled MabeL Ruth Hawley, born 2-3-1912 Woonsocket. S.D.(dau.Of Raynond Chester Hawley and wife Live Hltchoock, South Dakota. Frotestant family Issue: Dale Ihoodore 10-31-1930 Alpena. S.D. Gale Loe | 7-30-1941 8423(11) VIOLA FLORENCE BUSSELL:BIES born 5-4-1914,Wolsey,S.D. Married Donald Bies,born 5-30-1913, Wessengton,S.D. (son of Michael Bies and wife Farmer near Hitchoock,S.D. Protestant family. [Right side of physical PDF page 31] CLARK | 55 James Edward 12-8-1937 Judith May | 8-4-1939 8423(12) JOY EVELIN BUSSELI: PRICE. born 9-27-1916, Wolsey,S.D. warried Glen Willlam Price, born 2-1-1913,Hettinger, North Dakota,lson of Clyde W.Price and wife Protestant family. Live Yankton,s.D. Issue: Dennis Glenn 4-29-1940 84241 ORVILIE ANDREW PURRINGION born 6-14-1903,Beemer, Nebr. Protestant. Active in Church work. Student at Univer- sity 01 Nebraska, in Lincoln,1924-1927. Studies taker were those requlred in Iirst seamester leadine to A•Dodegree in Electrical Engineering. One summer 1923 at Wayne Teachers Colloge,Wayne, Nebr. Owns small farm in Washington near town of Outlook. Not married. 84242 JULIA MAY PURRINGTON:CARI born 11-6-190%,Center,NebI. Plays piano. Protestant. Active in Church work. Mgrried Harlan Amos Carl, born 7-18-1875 in What Cheer Keokuk county, Iowa, (son of H.A. Carl and wife ...Green) Harlan died January 1945. Issue: John Jacob 3-11-1928 Miller South Dakota Helen Alleen 5= 7-1932 (Orville and sister Julia were lavorite grandchildran of Miner C.Mead) 84261 EDMOND JAMES CARTER born 8-14-1905,leadow Grove, Nebr. At nineteenwas Operator and Supt.of gravel producing plant. Then became a partner in the business. In 1937 was contracting and producing for state, counties ano Federal projects. Took active interest in music for several years. Sings. Plays plectrum banjo. Married Meadow GrOve •3. Protestant family. Live Monroe, Nebraska. Issue: Fern Delores 5-18-1926 Valentine Nebraska Joy Arlene | 7- 8-1929 Meadow Grove Leon James | 8-19-1929 Iva Elaine 11-18-1937 Monroe Nebraska

[Left side of physical PDF page 32] 56 | CLARK 84262 LILAH MARIE CARTER:FERRY born 6-1-1908,Meadow Grove, Nebraska. Married Roy Henry | 9-29-1895, To ArF.lerry and wile Wakonda,South Dakota, (son Live Meadow GIove, Nebraska, Protestant family. Issue: Lois Marie | 11-30-1916 Albion, Nebr. (step-dau. Marilou | +0-14-1922 2o souta baroreske Dorothy Mae Jimmie LeRoy 10-5-1929 Alliance Nebraska Joanne | 3-26-1934 Meadow Grove Dixie Iee | 12- 1-1936 Edmond Richard 5-12-1941 Norfolk, 84263 LA NORA CARTER:HORROCKS born 7-4-1914,Meadow Grove, Nebraska. Plays piano accordian, and trombone. Played for dances. look normal training course in High Sch. Of Scotch ancestry. Live near O'Neill,Nebr. Protestant Igsue: Mary Evelyn | 3-15-1933 Meadow Grove Nebr Richard Douglas 1- 2-1936 Joyce Larue | 11-28-1937 84331 ARCHTE WILFRED SCURLOCK born 2-27-1898,1daho Falls, Idaho. Married Hettie Reynolds, born 11-6-1900,Hurri- cane Mills, Tenn.(dau.of W.S.Reynolds and wife Martha Jane Farrester). Live in Bold Springs, Tenn. Issue: Nettie Mae | 2-15-1921 Furricane Mills, Tenn Hilda Louise 10-16-1923 84332 ETHEI, JULIA SCURLOCK :LANCASTER born 7-4-1904, Furricane wife Mary Elizabeth Sledge,born Alabama in Florencel. Live 1274 Hillger Ave.Detroit, Michigay. Issue: Amy Roceilia 11-15-1928 Bold Springs, Tenn. [Right side of physical PDF page 32] CLARK | 57 84333 ALTHBA MAL SCURLOCK:BROWN born 1-9-1909,B01d Springs Lenn. Marrled doe E.Brown, born 10-14-1899,Unly,lenn. Hickman county, (son of Edward Brown and wife Nancy Bradford).Live farm near Bold Springs, Tenn. IssUe: Lois | 10-20-1922 Bola "Springs Jenn. Calvin I. | 3-19-1925 Joe Edward | 5-15-1928 Detroit michigan James Marlin | 5-17-1930 Bold Springs Tenn Doris Narie | 1-13-1933 Billy Desn | 3-15-1936 Waverly lenn Betty Ann | 8-18-1938 Bold Springs " 84361 CLARENCE CLIFTON REYNOLDS born 8-1-1899,Medfora,Ore. soldier in 27th Infantry,Company C. Siberia 19198A.E. F.;lentsin,China, 15th Inf.Co.R. Discharged in Pres1- d10,Cal1I•Sept-1922. Was at Fort Lawton. Was in Siberia about nine months. In the Phillopines about sit months, and two years in China. The 15th Regt.is stationed at Fort Lewis. 84364 RELENA ROSALIA REYNOLDS: SCHMITZ born 10-29-1904, Jackson county,Oregon. Married Emil Schnitz, born They live Sheltos,Washington,R.F.D.2. Own their farm. Issue: Lorrence Arthur David 11-16-1930 known as "Arthur" 84367 ERMINA VALENTINE VIOLET REYNOLDS:EMERY born 2-12-1912 Begerly, Washington. Married Harrold W.Emery. They live Shelton, Wn. Route 2. Issue: Donald R. | 11-7- 1930 Charles Lee | 10-15-1934 Thomas Daniol 7-14-193- Edwin | 1938 (twin to Dana) Edna Helen | 1938 (twin to Edwin)

[Left side of physical PDF page 33] CLARK 58 84368 KATHLEAN LEVINA REYNOLDS:PAUL born. 5-20-1916, Tacoma, Washington.Married George V.Paul, born Live Shelton,Wn.Route 2. Issue: Juanita Pearl 11-27-1934 LORRAINE ELEANOR GERALDINE REYNOLDS:BROCKWAY born 5- 84369 20-1920.Married Graydon Raymond Brockway. His real name is Waggy, but he was adopted and given the name Brockway Live Seattle,Washington. Issue: | 7-3-1939 Modesto Calif Graydon Raymond James Robert | 11-11-1940 2-23-1942 Seattle Washington Leslie Lynn VENICE V.SCURLOCK:BOYD married Arthor Boyd. 84431 Issue: Hay Laraine Dorthy Arthor Jack PETER EARI SCURLOCK married Anna MeClellon of Castana 84432 lowa. They live in Unawa, Iowa 84433 in Chicago by the ZELLA MAY SCURLOCK:GEIRMAN married Richard Geirman. 84434 They lite in Onawa, Iowa. Issue: Delores Robert Otto Edward Richard [Right side of physical PDF page 33] CLARK | 59 84435 LIEONA SCURIOCK:MCLAUGHLIN #. Floyd McLaughlin. They live in Blencoe, Iowa. IssUe: Jane James 84436 IOLA SCURLOCK: TUTTLE :MCLAUGHLIN married lst George Tuttle. 2nd to Gifford McLaughlin Issue: Harold Tuttle Robert Charles " George Laural McLaughlin 84437 SCURLOCK:BETZENDERFER M.Robert Betzenderder. rene was graduated from Onawa Bigh Schoo1, 1933. Iney live in Onawa, lowa. Issue: ' Anne Judy 84438 LOWETI SCURLOCK died at age of 16, in Lake Garà in Mapleton, Iowa. 84439 GERADA SCURIOCK:COWEY m.Leslie Cowey. Issue: Nancy Roger 8443(10) WILLIAM SCOTT SCURLOCK He is the youngest son 84441 STANLEY A.SCURIOCK born 5-12-1913,Douglas,North Dak. Served three years as member of the board of super- visors of kice Lake township. Was chairman in 1938. Helpadrcompile Scurlock data. Not married. Enlisted sarly in 1942 in the U.S. Navy. Rec'd the Purple Heart times. "as in 4th Beach Batt In 1943. Wounded several Co.B.4 Amphibious Force N.A.W. Now (1945) is on the U.S.S.Braxton, Address Fleet P.O.San Francisco, He is Protestant. Interested in tracing lineage SM 2/c. of Sourlook lamily.

[Left side of physical PDF page 34] CLARK 60 IRENE SCURLOCK:MEYER born 7-1-1914, Douglas,N. Dakota 84442 Narried at Buckman,Minn, 9-30-1939,Eaward M.Meyer,D. 1914. he Is 01 German-Polish ancestry, and is Catholic. Irene is Protestant, They live in Buckman,Minnesota. Issue: Eloise Anne 3-8-1942 EUGENIA HISCOX:TEDFORD:WILLIAMS born 9-15-1890.Died 84421 3-23-1934 Married I.V.Tedford. 2nd to Roy Willlams. Issue: Virginia Tedford Dec. 1911 1-14-1913 Lowel1 RUTH PEARI POOL:JONES born 4-12-1903,Blencoe, Iowa, 84513 Live in Waterlo0, Iowa. Issue: Frances Mable 9-13-1921 near Whiting, Iowa Harold Edwin 7-17-1923 84521 OLIVE POOL:BURGER born 10-29-1910,near Little Sioux, -owa.Married Jokob J.Burger, born in Ohio, (son of Johr Burger and wife Rose Iroutman) .Live Palisade,Minn. Issue: | 10-28-1932 Onawa John James | Palisade Minnesota 1-26-1940 Rose Mary Richard Allen 1-29-1941 DONALD POOL born 5-19-1913,near Little Sioux, Iowa. 84541 Married and lives near Blencoe, -owa. Issue: | 5-21-1937 I- Joy Carrol 2- a daughter [Right side of physical PDF page 34] 61 CLARK 84542 FELEN POOL:LEE born 3-18-1915,near Little Sioux, Ia. (son Of William Lee IIve In Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Issue: | 5-27-1933 Council Bluffs,Iowa Clifford Gordon 2-17-1935 Hurley South Dakota Beverly Janette 84711 cognty,Nebraska. Married Noble A. son of Issue: Dwight N. 10-21-1931 Donald M. 10-14-1933 LURA ROSELLA REYNOLDSON:MCCON: born 9-23-1914 Albion Nebraska. Married Loyal #fton lcCone, born 11-9-1904. Monroe, Nebraska, (son of Willard Leroy McCone and wife Obrist).Live in North Bend, Nebraska. Issue: *Gerald Leroy 7-29-1936 Yetersburg,lebr. Leona May | 8-28-1937 Albion *E1leen Rose 12-31-1938 Janell Ann 10- 9-1941 Arlington Ronald Dean 4- 3-1943 North Bend " *Gerald died 8-9-1940 Rose Fi1l *Eileen 12-17-1941 84731 VIOLETIE ELIZABETH REYNOLDSON:SEBASTIAN born 10-20-19- 12,Albion,Nebraska,"arried R.G. Sebastian, born Issue: | 9-12-1932 Albion Nebraska Robert Ruel | Washington, D.C. Ellen Elizabeth 6-25-1937 84743 ,Scottg- Issue: Floyâ Duane 10-28-1937 Scottsbluff,Nebr.

[Left side of physical PDF page 35] 62 | CLARK 84761 VELMA LAVERN MOORE: HAYNES born 1-5-1921,Albion,Nebr. Married May 1938,Thomas Francis Haynes, born 11-15- 1916, Spalding, Nebr.(son of thomes William Haynes and Laura Enora Munsinger). Issue: At least one child 841111 PEARL LUCILLE FERKINS:WAHLERS born 2-18-1914,Sioux- City, Iowa.warried John Henry Wahlers, born 8-27-1909 stover,missouri,(son of Fred Wahlers and wife Frances Pearl Hays) Live Sedalia,Missouri. No Issue. 841112 FLOYD PERKINS born 7-8-1916,Logan,Iowa. LAURICE Married Live (I think) in Sedalia,Missouri. Issue: One or more children LOUIS PHIL PERKINS born 6-13-1918,Council Bluffs,Ia. 841113 Mme booi oe irо at- сааоо 39 3 1a5 1 4o 5 03n, 2-6-1939 Sedalia Missouri Robebt Iouis Bonnie Lou | 8-18-1941 BERNICE MARIE DEMAN:KELLY: JUNKER born 5-15-1910/11 841213 Kelly and wife Rhoda McGaveren)• William lives 573 Higuera Street,San Luis Obispo,Calif. And Bernice m.2nd to Victor Junker and lives at 707 10th St. Sioux City, Iowa. Issue: Beverly Rae Kelly 6-23-1932 Siour City, Iowa 842321 JAMES EDWARD BALES born 6-25-1913,Bonilla,S.Dakota, Married Viola. [Right side of physical PDF page 35] 63 CLARK They live at 3523 Valley Street, Umaha, Nebraska. Issue: Lawrence Edward 2-3-1937 James Lee | 8-5-1940 842322 GEORGE EIMER BATES born 9-18-1915,Bonilla,South Dak. Warried Dorothy George is Sgt. with Medical Corp.H9.6858748. 375th Med Bn. (D.S.0.) A .P.O. 451 % Fost waster Shreveport La. He was in Medical Dept.14th Vavalry, lucson,Ar1z. Enlisted in 1935. Now (1944) 1s in "ngland. Issue: Shirely argaret 7-16-1939 Georgetta Sue | 8-28-1942 842323 FERN LUCILIE BALES:WESTBY born 10-21-1917,Bonilla,S.D. Married 11-23-1935,Thomas Westby, born 5-12-1911, Bonilla, (son of Carl Thorson Westby and wife kartha Otealia Tollefson).Live in Bonilla, South Dakota. Issue: | 9-29-1936 Wessington S.D. Myron Eugene Neryln Arthur 4-3-1938 Huron James Carl | 5-16-1939 Jerald Thomas 4- 1-1940 Doyle Duane | 9-15-1941 (Protestant family) 842324 CLARK EUGENE BALES born 9-10-1919,Bonilla,South Dak. Enlisted 1937 in l4th Cavalry Troop G. in lucson, 6864380 A CC Arizona. Was Sgt. Address now: S/Sgt 711 Tank Bn. A.P.0. 961 % Post Master San Francisco. Not married. Protestant. 842325 RICHARD IRVING BALES born 8-18-1921, Bonilla,S.Dakota. se.M.M.2/c U.S.S.Y.M.S.12. Was on Was in U.S.Navy sub. Chaser out of New York Vitv.Went there June 1942. Saw plenty of sea war. Then studied to be an aviator. Address in lay 1944 was Naval Air Station Bldg #6 2 A-R-3 Dallas,Texas. Then at Pensacola, Florida, to finish training. Started to school "ay 1943 at Nat- Ichotches, La. Ihen to LaFayette La.and Athens,Ga. Protestant Now 1944 1s overseas. Not married.

[Left side of physical PDF page 36] 64 | CLARK Enlisted in Navy September 1942. Evarts D-E-5 & Fleet Post Master,New York City. Destrover Escort Convoy duty in Atlantic 1944. Many trips acroas. Was at Giberalter, Casa Blanca, etc. Not married. Protestant 842327 Cal.near San Diego. Stood guard at gates when the novie "The Fighting Seabees" was made. Was at Oahu Island, and now 1944 is in the Warshall Islands. Unm. Protestant 842331 HAROLD ROY FISK born 10-13-1913,Wolsey, South Dakota Attended River Falls Teachers College for one year prior to enlisting 11-8-1940 in the U.S.Navy at St. Paul, Minn. Trained at Great Lakes, Illinois. Then submarine school at New London,Conn. Became a member of Crew U.S.S.IIout 8-1-1441. His address was SC3C U.S.S.Trout. T'his Submarine wasthe one which stole into Manila Bay before the fall of Corregidor, brought out ton upon ton of gold, silver,and se- ouritles, belonging to the Philippine common-wealth The mission was carried out in early February. The officers and men were decorated by the War Dept. The Trout was reported missing in 1944. Ln June 1943, arold was transferred to another ship. Now Sept 1944 his address is Bkr 1/o sub.Div.42. % Fost Waster San Francisco, California, (Protestant. Not married) 842332 LLOYD GLEN FISK born 1-13-1915,Wolsey,South Dakota. Is Radio Operator on Bomber. Studied at 561 fech. Sch Sgà (SP) Scott Field, Ill. Married one weeis before going into Army to Agatha Veronica Nitzgerald of Scotch-rish and German ancestry. Agatha is Catholic. Lloyd is in Ingland (Sept.1944) Left the states 1r "anuary 1944. He is with the Army Air Corps as a test gunner. Just at present (Sept.1944) he is instruetor in gunnery in ingland. [Right side of physical PDF page 36] CLARK | 65 842333 M CW CE MaNT 2 1916,WOlseY,South Dakota. *grried Mildred Lunice Brown, born 3-18-1919, Bon111a S.D. (dau.Clatk Brown and wife Hazel irancis Young). Home address is Lodi,visconsin. Ray joined the C.B.s in Uctober 1943. Is M.O.M.M. 3/c Stationed on one o1 the South Pacific Islands (Sept.1944)• Protestant. Issue: De10r1S ARn 7-16-1938 Bontla, Sout Dakota Franklyn Ray 3- 5-1940 Huron 845131 He is in the Air Ferry Squadron near Long Beach, Calif ornia (March 1944). OHIO Athens county Dover Township License: July 5,1819 Signed by Nial Nye,J.P. Marriage: July 8,1819 "AARON BARNUM CLARK to MARY ANN RANDOLPH daughter of John Randolph and wife Jane Owens of Henrico- county, virginia. VIRGINLA Frederick County Marriages Ministers Keturns. RANDOLPH John William B. & Lydia Lupton June 3,1805 J.B.I. Sarah & John Cohoon OWENS | Sona & Jila eoa WeaveT uar 1,180s 5.s: OWINS | Lucy & Edward Draper March 10,1800 J.I. OHTO Athens county Marriages RANDOLPH James and Jane Pugsley 12-17-1822 11 | Justin S. 17 | and torinda B.Prince 10-28-1858 Charles W. and Elizabeth • Totman, 6-3-1855

[Left side of physical PDF page 37] 66 | _CLARK ALLEN | ALLIN | ALIN "JAMES ALIEN born in England. Died September 27,1673/6 prietor there One of the first thirteen settlers of Nedfield, 1652. These thirteen were a lompany of Proprietors to were assigned allotments of land in that part of Ded- ham,which in 1659 was Incorportted by the name of weadfield (now Medfield) in allusion to the extensive meadows bordering on Charles Kiver, which forma the Western boundary of the town. An old document reads: "Meadilela granted to James Alin, six acres of uplana, that lieth on the north plaine, abutting toward the west on Stony Winter Brook,against the lands of Tho- mas Wight, and on the waste lands on all other parts." Janes married 3-16-1638,Ann Guild. Ann was born in Scotland. She came to America in 1636 from Guernsey Islands with two brothers,and settled with them in Dedham. She died Warch 29,1673. James was Signer of covenant for Dedham 1636. He was a grandson of Regi- nald Allen of Colby Norfolk,England. 12-4-1539 Dedham. Died 1686 Mary | (twin) 1641 II.1663 Joseph CLARK, JI. wartha | 1641 II.Wm. Sabine of Seekonk,RI Sarah | m.Domingo White of Lyon James | m.1673,Lydia Adams. No ch. Nathaniel | Ioary Frizwell. 9 ch. Joseph | 6-24-1652 m.Hannah Sabine. 12 ch. William | I. and had 4 ch. 2 died infancy Benjamin | II. and had Banjamin,'"ary,Lydia. " References: Genealogical Sketches of the Allen Family of Med- field by Joseph Allen of Northborough Cambridge Press of ilohn wilson and Sor Enstitute of American Genealogy Chicago Illinois History of the Town of Medfield by William- s.Tilden (1887) The o1d document, granting land to James,is in poss- ession of a descendant living in Medfield. This six acre lot, probably included the site of the house not the possession of a descendant. The lot extended to the. small stream forming Its western or rather south western border, termed stony "inter Brook,as [Right side of physical PDF page 37] CLARK | (Allen) | 67 as the ground thru which it runs is literally paved with stones, and the stream though considerable in winter,almost disappears in summer. It is likely, that this water course was much larger before the forests were cleared away. The brook probably con- tinued till it reached "Home ieadow Brook," forming a well defined boundary along the south western bor- der of the town grant. The land on the other side of this small stream now belonging to the homestead was annexed long afterward. The orchard was purchased from Col. Johnson Mason in the early part of 1800. The pasture was bought fifty or sixty years later. We have no means of knowing what were the dimensions of the farm during the life time of James the Urigin al proprietor. Undoubtedly, it was enlargea fron time to time by additional grants and purchases till it became a good sized farn, though never a very large one. As there was a "cooper shop" standing there in the time of King Phillip's war,we conclude that vames Allen Iollowed the occupation of a cooder. His son Joseph was a cooper. From tradition in the family, it is known that this cooper shop suffered during the Indian wars. The Indians under King Phillip in 1676 on their way Irom warboro to Medfield. The dwelling with a large chimney in the center. the only ornament being a Doric scroll over the front door. The old homestead has been in the uninterrupted possession of the A llens thru seven generations, and descendants still awell there. At the time of one of the annual Allen reunions, one particular room is made the receptacle of sundry heirlooms. A blazing fire of wood is piled upon brass knobed andirons, and the blackened crane,with its pot hooks of varying lengths,and singing tea kettle,with their accompany ing snuffers adorned the shelf; over the mantle hangs a musket bearing the date 1770. An ancient tea-sett,dating back four generations is displayed wooden shelves; Ranged beside it are pewter plates of the ancient house keeper. The Spinning wheel and its accompaniments are brought out. (this was copied from a manuscript by d Allen. This manuscript is in the Library of the Institute American Genealogy in hicago)

[Left side of physical PDF page 38] 68 | CLARK BARNHAM in England | BARNUM in America I SIR WALTER BARNHAM waS UhieI Baron of the sword, Excheguer in the Reign of Richard the Second. 2 STEPHAN BARNHAM 3 FRANCIS BARNHAM born 1556. Died 1624 4 SIR MARTIN BARNHAM 5 " THOMAS BARNUM born in ngland about 1625. He is The family was upposed to have cone from Danebulne nane Barnum of good repute and high stanaing. was originally Barnham,meaning "field of the barn." Thomas undoubtedly the ancestor of all the Barnums in America, came to this country when quite young. The first place where he is known to have settled is Springfield,Massachusetts, then known as Agawam, about 1640. Springrield was for a while claimed to' be under the jurisdiction of connecticut Colony. About 1643 he came to Fairfield,Conn, and before 1678, sold his land there to Alexander Bryan; removed to Norwalk about 1660, where he was appointed tything man in 1661 Went to Danbury 1684, was one of the first eight settlers of that town, They settled at the lower or south end of what is now (1889) Main Street. Tho- mas lived a few doors north of what is (1889) South Street. Two of his sons--Richard and Francis,after- ward represented Danbury in the Colonial Legislature. He married twice.Nothing is known of his first wife, children. Married second to Sarah Thompson, widow of John Hurd,Jr. After death oi thomas, Sarah returned tc Straford and died there 1-24-1717/18. Thomas died Dec 26,1695. Ho was the first of the "original eight Est.of Ihomas, Sx. of Danbury. ...Inv. З Jan.1695, signed by Sarah Barnum, Son Thomas to administer with Ihomas Pickett of Danbury. Five sons and five daus. I'he widow had a prenuptial âgreement. Births of four children recorded in Norwalk. T homas | 8- 9-1663 Norwalk.d.1731 Danbury Francis | second son.m.lst Deborah Hoyt Richard | Il.Mary Hurd. Will written 1-1739 John | 2-24-1677 or 1678 1 [Right side of physical PDF page 38] CLARK | 69 " Ebenezer 5-29-1682 | Hayes. Sarah | m.lst Thomas Pickett; 2nd Samuel Hannah 10- 4-1680 And three other daughters. 6 FRANGIS BARNUM I.Ist Deborah Hoyt, daughter of Tatn noy o Danbeey, and wira tory tindall of kek- and Deborah joined on 28 Feb. Francis 1712,1n & mutual agreement of Hoyt Heirs. His 2nd A conteyance was given by l'rancis to his six sons. conveyed to his son Abel, her | interest. (Private Deeds). Sons were by his first wife. Also had a dau. Nothing is known about her. Stratilelr Issue: Isaac | Wosarah Beardsley, dau. Samuel, I.0f David Samuel Thomas Nathan III.Rebecca Lockwood, of Norwalk. Abel | died in New Fairfield, 5-26-1799, aged 82 years. His wife Kuth died 10-31- 1788,age 72 yrs. He and brother Nathan moved 1742 to New Fairfiold. 7 NAIHAN BARNUM, SI. married about 1730 in Horwalk, Conn.to Rebecca Lockwood, daughter of Daniel Lockwood and wife Sarah Benedict. Rebecca was born 7-17-1708. They moved to New Fairfield in 1742. Had two or more sons. Second wife was Jamima Stevens. Issue: Nathan, JI. 1731. d.1799 Bennington David | March 20,1733 Danbury "4odin New Fairfield, January 28,1822." & NATHAN BARNUM, JI. born 1831. Married 1753 Mary Wheeler,of New Fairfield. He was a Captain in the Army in the American Revolutionary ittoa ot o tnan aneoyon 26196 a 1 8n ington, Vermont. CLARK, JI. (see page 3). Reference: Families of Old Fairfield Donald L. Jacobus Biographical Record of f'airfield County,Conn. by Beers and Company 1889

[Left side of physical PDF page 39] 70 | CLARK BENEDICT 1 THOMAS BENEDICI born in Nottinghamshire,Englana, 1617. Was the only representative of his family when he came to America. Married Mary Brigham. (Bridgum?) • Thomas and Mary came to America on the same ship in 1638. They had a son James,who married Sarah Gregory. 2 JAMES BENEDICT married Sarah Gregory. SARAR BENEDICT:LOCKWOOD married Daniel Lockwood, (son of iptrain and keroy st. John: loekwood). REBECCA LOCKWOOD:BARNUM married Nathan Barnum, ST. (see Page 69). HOYT Hoit | Hait | Haight (Families of Old Fairfield by D.L.JaCobus.Vol.I.) 1 "JOHN HOYT and wife luth of Upway in Dorchester, County of Dorchester,Englanà. 2 SIMON HOYT born January 1590, the twentieth day in as well as the Spragues, all from Upway, accompanied the Hoyts, with Governer Endicott to New England on the "Abigail." Simon was of Charlestorn 1628; Dorchester- 1630; Scituate 1635; Came to Windsor about 1639,where he sold his holdings in 1646. The "old Goody Hoyt" who lied 1644 at Windsor,may have been his mother. He rei ceited a grant of land at Fairdield, in March 6,1649, having previously purchased land there from John Green. Not long before his deatk,he removed to Stamford, where he died September 1,1657. Married 2ad to Susannah - Smith with whom he joined the Church at Scituate,Apr- 1635. Alter Simon died, Susannah married Robert Bates, of Stamford and died early in 1674. Children of first. marriage recorded at. Upway. Given on the authority of "Constant Journal" page 417. (as it was most unusual for the parish registers to speci- fy dates of birth and death, perhaps the dates given should refer to baptism and burial). John 3-12-1614,M. 2nd Mary Brundish, wia. Francis Purdy. John died at Rye,New York in 1684. " [Right side of physical PDF page 39] CLARK | 71 HOYT " Walter | 6-29-1616 Thomas | 9-20-1618 Deborah 8- 9-1620 died 6-3-1628 Nicholas 11-10-1622 " 7-7-1655..Dusanna Joyse,Wid. Ruth | 1-2-1625 *95-9-1627 Children in second marriage Moses daughter married Thomas Lyon Sarah | " Samuel Finch, and died at Stamford ca 1712 Joshua Niriam | " 3-25-1662, Samuel Forman. (Firman?) Samuel Beajamin 2-2-1644/or 1645 Windsor. Agreement,1 February 1673/4 of Moses, Joshua,Samuel, and Benjamin Hoyt, Thomas Lyon, Samuel Finch, and Samúeï Firman(Forman?) , to distribute Estate of De- ceased mother,Susanna Bates. 1698,0r the first days of 1699. In 1684,making ar oath as witness to the will of John Hoyt of Rye,he stated his age as about sixty five. In his will 11. 1090,ne stated it as 78. Uet.1659 1678, Oet.1681. Was Sergt. of Norwalk Trainband May 1659. First wife's name not known. She was mother of Elizabeth,John, Hannah, and a child who died 1647. Walter may have had more daughters,as he evidently portioned them at marriage, and did not mention them in his will. I.2nd Rhoda, widow of John Taylor. Children Ist wife: Elizabeth m.at Norwalk, Sept 1663,Samuel St. John. Windsor,13 July 1644 Hannah | ct.1664, Judah Gregory. Child of "Hoyt" died Ioat Norwalk Mindsor 1647 children 2nd wife: Zerubbabel died at Norwalk between 1727 and 1738.His and wife was dehitabel,widow of John Kee- ler, and was daughter of John Rockwell.

[Left side of physical PDF page 40] 72 | CLAPK W111,11 Feb.1695/6. Proved 11 April 1699. Inv.10 Jan. 1698. Two sons: John of Danbury, and "Zarabell." 4 JOHN HOYT Windsor, 13 July 1644. Died Danbury about 1711e Molst at Norwalk was Deacon of the first Church in New Haven, Corn. in 1660). He settled in youth in fairfleld,and sold land there April,12,1666 to Peter Coley; removed to Norwalk. On 28 feb.1712,agreement was made IOr d1g- tribution between Hannah Hoit,widow of John of Dan- bury; Mary Hoit, widow of Nathaniel of Danbury; John, Samue1, Thomas, Joshua, and Benjamin, sons of said John Hoit and brethern of said Nathaniel; and Francis Bar- num and wife Deborah, daú.of said John. Jóhn married 2nd to Hannah........? His first wife's father Henry Lindall died in 1676. Children first marriage recorded at Norwalk. (Lindall data from Mrs I Cary Slayton). 21 June 1669. died at Danbury about 1746. Wi1l- 23 Dec,1745. Froved 22 April 1746. Married Hann- ah,daughter of John Drake of Simsbury. Samiel 17 Oct.1670. Will 27 Uet.1749,proved 3 June 1751. Ch.of Dee'd bros. John, lhomas, Joshua, Benjamin. Homestead to cousin Lavid Hoit. cousins--It.David, and Thomas Hoit, Exc'rs. Thomas 5 Jan,1674/5 died prior 1749. Warried----? Mary 1 Sept.1677. Died Joung Deborah December 28,1679. Married Francis Barnum. (see page 69). Joshua died 1726/7 Admin,granted 7-Feb.1722 to wid. Mary and bro. John. Mary m.2nd 12-Jen.1725 122, .oal 5oa l led 2 448-1728(rocorded Nathaniel died 1712 or 1713. InT. 4 March 1712/13,pre- sented by brothers Benjamin and John. His wile Mary probably was daughter of Thaophi- lus Hull of Fairfield® ( BENEDICT lineage,data, sent by Mrs L.U.Slayton) [Right side of physical PDF page 40] CLARK | 73 BAXTER (Braintree ,Massachusetts by Bates,1886) Page 740 SAMUEL BAXIER and MARY BEAILS both 0f Brantrey By Mr.Moses Fisk 3rd of June 1697. Page 681 THOMAS Je sOn Of Samuel BAXTER and Mary his wife, born ye 25th February 1702. Page 747 THOMAS BAXIER and DELIVERANCE MARSHALL 12th November 1724 Page 770 RUTH BAXTER daughter of Thomas Baxter and Deliverance his wife,born August 13th,1733. (see page 3) this book. RUTH BAXTER married John CLARK, ST. MARSHALI (Irom Mrs I.Cary Slayton) - I GREGORY MARSHALI 2 IT. JOHN MARSHALI 3 THOMAS MARSHAII. 4 DELIVERANCE MARSHATI marTied THOMAS BAXIER. GREGORY (sent by Mrs " '.Cary Slayton ) I ADAM GRECORY WILLIAM GREGORY Over Braughton. 3 HUGH GREGORY married Mary "Marie" II. 4 THOMAS GREGORY married Dorothy Beeston (England)

[Left side of physical PDF page 41] 74 | CLARK References_ for BROWN History of Leicester by Washburn (1860) Walker's History of Athens County, Ohio (1869) Vital Recoras bii Leicester,Massechusetts. vital Records of Athens, Ohio. Genealogical Records Committe of Arkansas Vol.8 -- 1933-34• DoA.R.Library in Washington,D.C. 1 "WILLIAN BROWN born in England. Came to America be- Pore 1686. A "Iirst settler" at Hatfield Massachusetts on the connecticut River. Went to Leicester prior to Was a soldier in the Frerch and Indian Wars. 1721 in Leicester 1752, at his home on koust Pleasant. His wife's name was Martha. Issue: Willlam,Jx. Wife's name Martha. They had a dau. Martha 1724, and son William 1727. Zachariah m.1730, Patience Converse, and had Joshua born 1732,and Zachariah 1739. Samuel His wife's name was lary. They had dau. Eunice who In Elder Richard Southgate, and son Abram born 1740. John born about 1703,died 1791 in Leicester." 2 "Captain JOHN BROWN born about 1703. Died 1791 in Leicester,Wassachusetts, age 88. He was a soldier in the French "ars. Commanded a Company in the Louisburg expedition in 1745. Was a leading man in the town of Leicester and its representative in the Genèral Coubt for twenty years. Four of his sons were soldiers. in the American Revolutionary War. His first wife was - five children. His second wife was Nary Jones, aunt of the Honorable John Corfin Jones." Issue: " John 1733. m.1757, Rebekah or Elizabeth Baldwin. He was a soldier in the Am.Ret. Severely wounded at Bunker Hill ,carried from the lield during the battle. His children were:- 1-Samuel born 1758, I.Lydia thayer, and had a son John; 2-Lydia born 1760,I.Mr Grafton; 3-Phoebe III. John Green; 4-J0hr m.Miss Greene; 5-Rebekah I.Azel Johnson; 6-Ruth III. Jonas Johnson; 7-Azuba II Daniel Owen; 8-E11za- beth I.Elljah Baldwin,and 2nd to Judge E.Hatch." [Right side of physical PDF page 41] BrOWn | CLARK | 75 Perley May 27,1737. Soldier in the French War, and also in Am.Rev. Fought at Bunker R1ll. Was killed in the Battle of White Plains. Dorothea 8-23-1728.m.1746 Simon Wilson. Lydia Novenber 14,1730.I. Edward Fale of Uxbridge, (1n 1748. Azuba last child of first marriage. Rebekah 9-9-1744. I.Isaac Southgate, 1769, father of Captain Isaac Southgate. "Benjamin lotober 1745. m.Jean, dau. Archibald- Thomas, in 1772 in Mass., and had a large family. He served with credit in the colonial army during the French war, and represented the town of Leices- ter in the Mass.legislature during and for many yrs after the Rev.War. In feb.1775, Benjamin then 30 yrs of age, joined a regt.of minute men, and two mos later was engaged in active hostilities. In May, he was commissioned a lleutenant in Colonel Prescott's regt.of the Mass. line,and in June par- ticipated in the battle of Bunker Hill. In Jan.- L7/l,LtoBrOwn was commissioned a laptaln in the 8th Regt Mass.line. This Regt. took a very active part in the operations directed against Burgoyne during the sunmer of 1777,and Capt Brown was en- in some of which he particu- larly distinguished himself by his gallantery and daring. A short timeafter this he was obfered the position of a1de-de-camp on Baron Steuben'g Staff, but declined it, fearing that his military know- ledge was inadequate. In 1779, compelled by the necessities of his family, he resigned his commá ission and returned home. About the year 1789, he' removed with his Lamily to Hartford, Washington county, New York,then a new settlement,whence he migrated in the Lall of 1796, for a home in the northwestern territory, and reached Mgrietta iI the spring of 1797,and in 1799 came to Ames twI (Athens county) Ohio, in company with Judge Cutler Capt Benjamin Brown was one of the prominent cit- izens during the time he resided in Ames, holding various twp offices, and contributin largely to the advancement of the settlement. In 181%, his- health becoming leeble, he went to live wlth his son, Gen. Jobn Brown in Athens,and here he died in Uctober 1821. His wife died at Athens in 1840,aged 86 Another son was A.G Brown, lawyer and Baitor. "Ts.

[Left side of physical PDF page 42] 76 | CLLARK | BROWN Luoy born 10-8-1747,married Samuel Whipple(sgt. in Am. Rer.War, son of Joseph and "ary Whipple:Whipple).During the fev War, tucy holding her baby ucy in her arms, suam ner norse across from the Masg.side to Rhode Is- land to deliver a message to the officer in command of American Army. Their bhiadren were: Aaron; Joseph; WI]l1am;Benjamin;Lucy who M. Barnum CLARK see page 4; Sarah 11-23-1750.Married 1785, John white Hannah 11-24-1752.1.1773,Frederick Baylies.(Bayless?) Elizabeth 12-16-1754. I.1780, Jeremiah Chase William 6-15-1758. Soldier in Am. Rev.War. Fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Died in Hospital from wounds (and fever) rec'd in Battle of White Plains. Caleb 2-16-1760 Daniel 12-17-1761 Opphia April 13,1765 .II. Jonathan Cable Aziel : And three other children. Mary born 4-24-1743.1.Daniel Reed, Uxbridge,1748", WHIPPLE References : (nearly all data from lrs I.C.Slayton) Mr's L.Cary Slayton's manuscript in I.A.G.Chicago, I11. Putnam's Historical lisgazine Vol.2 Felt's History of Ipswich,Massachusetts Grafton Vital Statistics History of Grafton Hinman's Puritan Settlers page 52 and 465 Gleanings in England by Waters. Manuscripts (not Mrs Slayton's) in I.A.G.Chicago. MATTHEW WHIPPLE Of Bocklng,England. Married Joanna in 1582. She was buried in St Mary's 1612. Matthew died January 16,1618/19. (Parish Record,Bocking). The will of latthew states that his son "Matthew" was the eldest Children born in tingland. 2712S23E. [Right side of physical PDF page 42] CLARK | 77 "The will of John Hawkins of Braintree, England,Gent. Sept.3,1633. Pro. Oct.18,1633. Wife varah. Eldest son Also sister Whipple" (Gleanings in Eng. Waters) Issue: ItoJohn born 10-7-1632 or 9-6-1632 Joseph Matthew died Ipswich 10-20-1658 3 JOSEPH WHIPPLE freeman 1674. Married lst Parah,wbo died ?-16-1676,0r 1678. Il.2nd to Sarah Fairchild. He Gied between 11-20-1708, and 5-7-1709. And Sarah was "pub" to Walter Fairfiela, Feb.14,1711. Issue: Joseph | 11- 1-1665 died 11-12-1665 Joseph | 10-31-1666 lived in Salem 1729 wargaret | 8-28-1668 Sarah | 3-29-1670 Matthew | 11-25-1672 died 1742 Mary | 12-25-1674 Jonathan James* | 1681 (Deacon James Whipple) John* | 1690 (Captain John Whipple) Elizabeth Ruth | 10-27-1692 III.Seth Putnam, 1718 of Anna | 7-29-1695 | Salem. 4 Captain JOHN*WHIPPLE born 1690. Marriage intentions • to wary Fairfield of Wenham noved to sutton, Massachusettoubltehed 10-12-1710. Fe- Joseph | 12-22-1711 in Sutton. M. Cousin Nary Ebenezer | 9-14-1713 Sarah | 3-22-1715 John | 8-22-1717 Lucy | 2-25-1724 Abigail | 3- 3-1726 4 Deacon JAMES*WHIPPLE born 1681.Died 1766 .Married Mary Fuller, (daughter of Jacob Fuller and wife Mary Bacon) , born January 12-1704. Issue• Mary haptised 1717. m.her cousin Joseph JOSEPH and MARY WHIPPLE They were first cousins, narried in 1736. He was born 12-22-1711 in Suttod,lsoy

[Left side of physical PDF page 43] 78 Mary Fuller). Removed to Grafton,Massachusetts. Issue: | 8-15-1740 II.Jan,1867 Moses Holbrook Mary Joseph | 10-19-1742 (Capt.) m.Eleanor. 2nd to Simon | 3-9-1745• | (Kate Hastings. Elizabeth | 1747 Samuel | 8-28-1749 In,Lucy Brown, (daughter of Capt. John of Leicester)e born 8-28-1749. Lived in Grafton, 6 SAMUEL WHIPPLE Massachusetts. Was Sgt. in the Am. Rev.War in Captali Page'g Company of Light Infantry in the 15 Regt.Mass. Bay Forces,commanded by Col.Benj.Tupper. Enlisted Apr ithe duration of the war". 28,1777, for three years, or Name is borne on Company's Muster Roll last time April 1,1779,dated West Point,May 3,1779. Married Lucy BrowI born 1747, (daughter of Captain John Brown and wife Mary Jones). Lucy died in Vermont. She married second to Mr Sparhawk, and 3rd to Captain Sawyer. (page 76) Issue: AarOn | 3-26-1770 Joseph | 2- 4-1772 W1111am 1-13-1774 Benjamin 1-3-1776 LuOY | 1-30-1777. I. Barnum CLARK (page 4) LOCKWOOD "ROBERT LOCKWOOD Sergt Fairfield Trainband, May 1657. Came to America about 1636. Brother of Edmund. Settled Freeman of Mass.Bay, March 1636/7• Removed to Fairfield about 1646. Freeman of Connecticut 1652. Married Susannah (probably daughter of Rich- ard Norman of Salem,Mass.). She married 2nd to Jeffery Ferris. Inv.ll Sept.1658. Widow Busannah to administ er Nine children named. (Isttsix]secordedeWatartown). Issue: Jonathan 9-10-1634 Deborah 10-12-1636 m.lst Ens.Wm.Ward. 2nd John 8-6-1638 | Topping. Joseph Daniel | 3-21-1640 Ephraim 12- 1-1641 9-6-1643 | children Gershom Jobn | Willed estate to Ephraim's Abigail | II. John Barlow, JI. Sarah Mary | Il.Ist Jonathaa Husted, 2nd Joseph Knapp [Right side of physical PDF page 43] CLARK | 79 EPHRAIM LOCKWOOD born at Watertown, "assachusetts, December 1,1641, (son of Robert and Susannah Lockwood), died at lorwalk,Connecticut 1685. Married at Horwalk, June 8,1665,Mercy St. John, (daughter of Matthew,Sr.). She died 1094. Ephraim aged about 43..will 13 Jan. 1685. wife: second son Daniel: Iot lying between Robert Steward and Samel Sention my brother (his bro- ther-in-law); son Ephraim: eldest son John-Exad'r with his mother; son Eliphalet; son Joseph; son James had est.by will of uncle; Sarah to have at 18; Mark Sent and John Fitoh, overseers. Witness: Sanuel Hayes and Samuel Belden. IRv. 20 July 1685; Meroy IockwosdT made oath a Nov.1685. Birth dates of children entered in the Probate records. Int.of Mercdy Lockwood of Norwalk,l feb.1694/5. The son Ephraim died a minor after death of his father Ephraim,St. Children,all but James recorded at Norwalk. Issue: 3-19-1665/6 died prior 1690.Unm. Daniel | 8-13-1668 | Il. SaTah BENEDICT Sarah | 11- 3-1670 m.1695,John Platt,0I. Ephraim | 5- 1-1673 died young Eliphalet 2-27-1675/6 m.Mary Gold, dau. of John of Stamiora. Joseph | 4- 1-1680 I.Mary Wood of Stamford James | 4-21-1683 I.Lydia Smith, lst wife. DANTEL LOCKWOOD born 8-13-1668, lived to the age of 44, and his will was probated January 7,1712/13. His wife Sarah Benedict (daughter of James Benedict wife sarah Gregory),was born June 16,1677. Daniel died in Norwalk. All their children were daughters. Issue: Sarah | 4- 1-1700 Phoebe | 11- 1-1701 III.Samuel Knapp of Danbury Rebecca | 7-17-1708 II. Nathan BARNUM, SI. Deborah | 1709 Ann | Prior 1712 Invalid child " ST. JOHN Spelled Sention before 1700 " MATTHIAS ST.JOHN came to Dorchester,Mass. ca 1632. cane to DOrchester,Mags, ca 1164920 Freeman 3 Sept.1634. Removed to Windsor nã 1654 to Norwalk, where he died about January 1669, or 1670. Will 19 Oct. 1669..-Joungest son james, wyw wile his mother; sons: Samuel Sention and phraim - Lockwood; residue, double portion to son Matthias, one part to son Mark, and the other two parts to sons:-

[Left side of physical PDF page 44] 80 | CLARK | ST. JOHN Samuel Sention, and Ephraim. Int. Jan.1669/70. Issue: Matthias died in Norwalk, December 1728. 1693• Deputy-Norwalk. Samuel | 1085/6.Married 1n MerCy | I. 6-8-1665 to Ephraim LOCKWOOD James | died in Norwalk,May 1684" References ST.JOHN Families of Old Fairfield Vol.I. Part 4 by Donald Lines Jacobus LOCKWOOD Vital Records of Watertown,Massachusetts Norwalk Connecticut Norwalk by Selleck 1896 Families of Old Fairfield by D.L. Jacobus OWENS 1 ------OWENS married and had children, among whom were seven sons; three of them were:- some of these sons went to Ohio. | David Jesse W1111am 2 ------OWENS married Naoni ---; After bis death, Naomi married Bernard Brelsford. Owens Issue: son he married and had a son John, who lived in Parkersburg, Virginia, after the Civil War. Jane married John Randolph in Virginia. Jobn died 1844 in Roseville,Belmont county,Ohio. John and Jane went to Jamesville 1n Sharon townshiD, Noble county, 0hio. Issue: Mary Ann 7-25-1802 in Ohio .II.A.B.CLARR, (poh) James Reference Mrs L.Cary Slayton of New Haten, Conn. [Right side of physical PDF page 44] CLARK | 81 Hampshire county, West Virginia. Wills,Deeds Sage and Jones 1939 1795 ADr.14 BRELSFORD Bernard (w.Naomi) to Thomas Hughs в02о2а вв 1 т ковочаь, ои вовоbиe; • Bealle 1795 ADI.18 BRELSFORD Bernard (w.Naomi) to Ellis George, 316 acres on Dillon's Run. Recorded Apr.20, 1795. Wit: same as above. 1795 ApI.18 Bawards, Thomas (w.Martha) to Bernard -- BRELSFORD 206 acres on Great Cascapson. Re- Qr oatno ae dove. rorded Apr.20,1795. Wit: same as above. BRELSFORD Bernard January 12,1843; Proved August 26 1844. No wife. Il children: Jesse. David, (dec'a loft chiidren--Jesse and Thomas). Elizabeth Higgins. Mary Harper. Leah Stevens. Mentions Charles G111, Abbj]1 heirs Wit: Nash Offut, Robert Nildrum, Robert Harrison. (deeds on page 5 and will page 109) RANDOLPH money to the Govormment. Livea in Virginla, als wire PEYTON RANDOLPH born about 1745. Wealthy man died during the A merican Revolutionary War,when sou John was about two weeks old. There was a little girl susannah who was also called Sarah. Peyton was a Wuarter Master, An.Rev. And Captain of & ship which he sailed to the West Indies. He returned when John was twelve years of age. Peyton put a great deal of money aside for his children. The boy was placed in the care of one of his uncles. This unole was unkind to John, MH232 | vacas and so he ran away to live with a man naned Marker. drnken Family tradition is that the Govermment repudlated the debt to Peyton; that he was given land for the money. pao. He was a descendant of Pocahontas. | Tatterde Creek Referenco Nrs I.Cary Slayton of New Baten,Conn. JOHN RANDOLPH married Jane Owens. (see page 80) (see page 65 also for notes)

[Left side of physical PDF page 45] 82 | CLARK Notes copied from letters When Aaron Barnum Clark and family left Ohio for Ind. they traveled in a covered wagon. rart of the time. Mary Anne had to sit in the back of the wagon and fire a gun to deep the wolves from coming too close. And one of her babies was born on the prairie. One of my mother's great uncles,a James Randolph, when young, was stolen by Indians. He learned to be a Med- icine man, and later returned to his people, and became a doctor. There is a record in "arietta, Uhio, of a John Randolph who acted as County Commissioner in 1803. I have an ancient chopping knife used since 1745 in the family. It always oame down to the youngest girt, andlused for a while by the bride. I thought It needed a rost...it is in our Historical Socioty. ........ . . . Notes from a letter Randolf died and she married John Booneliving In Salem oregon, and had 3 girls and 1 boy. John and James Randolf were in Ret. War, and leased land to GoT.where Philadelphia stands. The line goes Clark, Brown,Whipple, on down to Sir Walter Coo's,who came to America on the Mayflower. .. ... ... . . . . . . | .....: From grand-daughters of AW.i.clark landscape paintings of his. He had a hobby of carving violins. We still have the knife he used, and two of the violins he carved, and made fronl the wood grown in his own apple orchard in Ark. Aaron Barnum Clark was a Carriage painter and maker. Allen Whitman Clark was a photographer. My grandfather was an artist,but I lell heir to only two pieces of his work A portrait of my lather's bro- stand in Forest Park thoy as a little boy, and the have & Vldlin that he And in St.ouls,Missouri. made in 1894. The date is Inside, as well as his name. [Right side of physical PDF page 45] 83 CLARK Erom a Niece of W.H.H.Clark Unole Will came South just after the Civil War, when leeling was still very high. He would tease me and ÷ toll me I had Indian blood. He said I was descended Irom Focahontas, and John Rolfe. Uncle Will used to entertain us by the hour with tivil War Stories. About how he ran away Irom home when he was sitteen, and joined the army. And once he was wound ed. He was wearing a black felt hat. The bullet went through the hat and just under the skin. He saia that he got along all right but that later,when his head bothered him, the Doctor had to open the wound, and get out a piece of that old felt hat. And then he told us how one night, his men were oamped Uf course they were thinking of home and their.loved ones. They lonew that many of them would never get back home again, sin- ce they would go into battle the next norning. As they sat around the camp fire, some one started "Home sweet Home," and the whole camp just sine 1erinse se then the other camp on the opposite hill top joined in and they all sang togethel. . • U.S. CENSUS 1850 IOWA, Jackson co. Branden twp. CLARK Iefus 47 Pennsylvania 17 Mary TT Matthias 26 Andrew 25 Oh1o Lefus | 22 17 19 Daniel 19 17 Lucinda 17 Nancy | 15 * Margaret 10 | (twin) A In | 10 TT . Mary | 7 TT | 17 Martha I wish information family above. E.Firestone Also for following. | Upton Wyoming CLARK Jonas 38 Indiana; U.S.Census 1850, Jackson oo Eliza 23 New York; | IOWA Don I. | IOwa; Delion

[Left side of physical PDF page 46] 84 | CLARK MAGNA CHARTA BARONS John S.Wurts (Sent by Mrs I.Cary Slayton of New Haven, Connecticut) 1 Henry de Bohuh Earl of Hereford died 1220 2 Humphrey de Bohult Earl of Hereford and Essex 3 Alice Bohum I. Ralph Ion1,Baron of Flamsted Herts 4 Alice Toni II.Walter de Beauchamp of Alcester Warwickshire 5 Giles de Beauchamp 4th Baron of Alcester 6. Roger de Beauchamp Ist Baron Beauchamp of Bletsho 7 Roger de Beauchamp 2nd Baron Beauchamp of Bletsho & Sir John de Beauchamp 3rd Baron | " 9 Margaret Beauchamp M. Sir Oliver St.John of Pemmark 10 Sir John St. J0hn K.B. OI Penmark Glamorganshire 11 Sir John St. John of Bletsho Bedfordshire 12 Alexander St.John of Thasley Herts 3rd son 13 Henry St.John of Keysoe Bedfordshire shire 14 Sir Oliver St. John 1564-1625 of Caysho Bedford- 15 Matthias St. John m.Elizabeth 16 Mercy St.J0hn II. Ephraim Lockwood 17 Daniel Lockwood Il. Sarah Benedict 18 Rebecca Lockwood II.Nathan Barnum,SI. 19 Nathan Barnum, JI. M.Mary Wheeler 20 Relief Barnum I, JOhn Clark, JI.Sgt. In Am. Rev.War. 21 Barnum Clark m.Lucy Whipple 22 Aaron Barnum Clark Il. Nary Ann Randolph, descendant of Pocahontas. 23 Lealy. Francis Clark i. Thompson Mead, (Israel I; Michael,Veteran of the Am.Rev.War) [Right side of physical PDF page 46] OLARK | l.L Original letters in possession of Mrs Miner Newton- Perkins, 2711 Sprague, Omaha, Webraska. Chicago, Illinois,March 21,1868 My Dear Grand daughter Orpha We rec'd you kind and welcome letter yesteraay....50 sorry to hear your Dear Mother's health is so poor... William took me to New Jersey,when he came out of the service. He had to go to New York, so he took me to your aunt Dells in Vineland, and your uncle Aaron was living in Palmer,Mass. He came to jour aunts after me to go and make them a visit, so I went home with him, and staid there all winter. Your uncle Will was there bao and ls there yet. te dame back with ne and went So you see. I have not traveled alone. Will 1s in shoulder, so he has not got good use of it; but he carries on his business,but he can't do hara work. I would be so glad to see you all. Oh how glad I would be to see your Dear Mother® I have not seen her for so long.. I would come if I could. You mist know that 1t would be a great under- taking for me to go so far alone. I am sixty five in JulJ, and my health has not been very good since I Irom the east, but has been better this winter.... .....When your grandfather died,I sold every thing except the house and lot......When the boys left home I sold it, and they got me to take some land In Iowa, and it proved to be not good, and government land at something for 1t, but I don't that. I am trying to get when it will be. I had a letter from your uncle Will the other day. He says his arl never will be any better. He is well otherwise. Give my love to your father and mother. Tell them I loye them Dearly. I never have forgotten them. Tell your Dear Mother I would give a good deal to see her. Now do write often. From your ever true and loving grandmother to her grand daughter Orpha. | Mary A.Clark Chicago, I11, July,19,1868 My Dear Grand daughter, rec'd your very kind letter, and was so glad to hear from you agaln, but was very sorry to hear your Mother's health is so poor. How I wish I could see her. I would have written before, but I was siok. Orpha I Will send you that picture just

[Left side of physical PDF page 47] 2.1• | CLARK as soon as I ... ... You wanted to know where your aunt Mary was. She says she lives one mile from Maquo- keta. You aunt Mary is married again. She did not tell me that she was, but she sent her name Mary Sipp. bel told your uncle william, she thought her mother was going to get married again, so I suppose she is. Give my love to your dear Nother and father,and all the rest of the family. Tell Miner I would be happy to hear from him .... | Send me some of your hair, and all the fam- 11y,and IW........ make 1t in flowers, and send back to y0U..... Is your father's mother living yet? And where she live? From your ever kind and loving grand- mother to her Dear Children and grandchildren. I love you all dearly. | Mary A.Clark I wrote last Sunday. I thought your aunts would; but they did not. Alice's l1ttle boy is sick,and she could not get a chance. They all send their love to you azl. Write soon. Direct your letter to the thirty first St. Indiana Ave. I wrote to you before I left South Bend, and I have not heard from you yet. If you have,I never got it. ....... Have you written to your gramma Gool, since your Dear Mother died? II you have not, you ought to write to her. She told me how loved you when you were a baby. Now she thinks you might write to her as well as to me. She has never written to me yet...... Your aunt Alice has two ohild- ren....... She sends her love to you all,andher hus- band also sends his love..... Your aunt Carria Jones your ever loving grandmother to her loving grand dau- Mary A.Clark. April 11,1869 My Dear Grand daughter Urpha What is the matter that I can't get any more letters from you nor Miner. I have not heard from you since you wrote that your Mo- ther was dead. I answered it as soon as I got 1t. wrote one since, but I have not heard fron you... Orpha I want you to write. I love you all Dear Orpha, and would be glad 1f I could see you. I want to send you some hair flowers, and I don't want to send them, u- [Right side of physical PDF page 47] CLARK | 3.I til I think you wilb get them. I got some of your grandmother's, your father's mother's hair. Aunt Alice and Uncle Mart sends their love to you all. So does Aujt Carria, and Uncle Jones. Carria's name is jones. Alice's name is Whitman. When you write to me,Direct to colfax,cook county, Ill. Remeber, Colfax, Cook county, Illinois. ... Apri] 26,1869 My Dear Grand daughter I rac'd your ever kind and welcome letter last Satur- day, and was glad to hear from you. I was glad to hear from Miner and your sister. I want all your photographs I have two small pictures of myself. I will send them did not send one to to your brother,and sister, but if I you before, and you have'nt one, you keep one of them yourself, and give the other to Miner. I am going to have your Uncie Aaron take some more, and I will send more to the rest. If you have one, give the other to your sister that wrote to me. I am going to your aunt Dells. Your uncle is coming after me. My health is so poor here. You can direct your letter to Vineland, New- Jersey, Cumberland county. Your grandmother lives in Middlebury, ndiana.....Your father can tell you how to direct to her. From your ever loving grandmother to her loving grand daughter Urpha. . .... Vineland,NoJ. Dec.5,1869 Ny Dear Grand daughter Urpha ..................Did you get the hair flowers? I left them with your aunt Alice to send them. I have been here over six months..... Your uncle Aaron came to Chicaro the last of April. Le said I shoula not gyay there through the summer, so he took me back with him. I have been here ever since. I intended to go back to chicago in the spring, but I don't think i shall. I want to go tô see your uncle Will. He is coming here in the spring to take me to Springiield,wass., where your I came to your aunt vell uncle Aaron has moved to since Wil1 says he is going to take me to Boston next summer I shall come back. Dear been here through the sunmer and fall to injoy the fruit. I never see such a sight in my life. The straw- berrios were ripe the first of vune, some before. Be- fore they were gone, the rassberries came on, before chey were gone, the blackberries were zetting ripe. Your uncle Charley Arnoid had plenty of it. We had more than they could use.

[Left side of physical PDF page 48] 4aL | GLARK They had peaches plenty, and grapes, so many that they could not use them all. I never eat so much Iruit in my l1fe before. It has been so warm here all this fall that we did not need fire half the time. Tell Miner I want him to write to me and your sister. When you write, direct to Vineland, New Jersey, to Mrs A. B.Clark, in care of Charles Arnold to box five hundred and two. from your ever loving grandmother to her ever loving granachildren, Orpha, Miner, Elsey. Give my love to vour father and all your brothers and sister. Acce- pt it your self,and your husband too, iss the little ones for granma. Love to all. Aunt Dell and uncle Cha- rley sends their love to all. Good by Dear Children for the present, from Granma. Mary A.Clark Vineland, New Jersey | July the 10th 1875 Dear Grand Daughter Orpha, I will try to write you a Iew lines. I have not been well for a long time, but I have not been sick abed.......hope I am getting better now. I had a letter from you uncle Aaron Clark a short time ago. "e said your Aunt Hannah that is his wife,she has been sick four or five years. She has the consump- tion. She has not been able to do her work for several years. I never told any of you that your uncle Aaron - Jones was dead. He was aunt Carrie's husband... Your unele William is married and lives in Palmer,Mass.They have one little boy. They call him Frederick Fellows. Uncle Aaron Clark has two boys. The oldest is harry, che otheris name is Allie, 1 will be 13 the 25th of this month. Tell me how many children you have,and what you call them. I would like to know how many great grandchildren I have. I don't know how many there is of - them. If you will send me Miner's address, I will write to him. I would like to have all their addresses. Aunt Dells health is very poor. I had a letter iron your youngest sistere I have not answered it yet, but 1 will very soon. I have not folt lake writs ail the littoee to your father and your husband. ones for grandna. Love to all. Mary A.B.Clark Box 502 Vineland, New Jersey July the 26 1875 Dear Grand Son and Daughter I rec'd your ever kind and welcome letter last Wednesday. I was very happy to hear from you Dear Children., I wish I could see you alt,but it is too far for me to go alone. I am too old 73 gesterday. I have not been well this summer, but I feel some better now. You wanted to know where [Right side of physical PDF page 48] CLARK | 5.L your aunt Mary Ann is. She lives near Maquoketa, Iowa. She married after johnson died. Her name is sipp. Now direct to Mrs Sipp to laquoketa, Iowa. Your cousin Ara- bel is married and has two or three children, that is aunt Mary Ann's daughter. Aunt Alice lives in Chicago, yet. I expect to stay here till next summer. Your unc- keep my healthe Your aunt dell wants to know whether she ever sent you her picture or not ....• I thank you for your picture.....Maybe you better write to your aunt Mary, direct to Hrs Mary A.Sipp. She will get it then. Dear rpha I wish 1 lived near you. Give my love to your father, love to you and your whole family. Kiss the little ones for Grandma. From your ever 10v- ing granamother to her loving grandsor and daughter. ove to all. Nas A.B.Clark. Aunt Dells folks sends love to all. Box 502 Vinelana, New Jersey september 18,1875 Dear Grand Daughter Lury Irecid your ever kind and see you all,but I ..... My health is getting a good deal better. I have not been well all summer. Your aunt larrie Jones is here from Chicago on a visit. She brought aunt Alice's little girl with her. I don't know how long they will stay. I wish you could be here to eat peaches and pears and grapes. There is so many here, there will be bushels that won't be taken care of There is so many aunt Dell says she wishes you had part of them. We have divided all we can, but we can't begin to save near all of it. It will have to go to waste. Ihere is so much raised here, that it won't bring any thing on the Market..... Aunt Dell is feeling a great deal better than she was. I had ..... letter froM your uncle Calve this week. Their little boy got his leg broken. The rest are all well. Give my love to your lather and the boys at home. Give my love to Orpha and her family. Accept 1t your self. All Aunt Dells family send their love to you all. From your grandmother to her loved grand daughter. Write as soon as you can. Good by for the present. Mrs A.B.Clark South Bend, Indiana. Uct. 2-1864 My Dear Niece, You undoubtedly think you are not go - 1ng to get an answer to your letter, but 1f you will ex

[Left side of physical PDF page 49] 6.I | CLARK cuse me this time,I will endeaver to do better next time. I have not been very well,and some of the letter s have remained unanswered. You speak of going to sch- 001. I would if I were you. I wish you were here with us, orpha, you should go to school all the time until vour education was finished. We have such good schools here. Your letter of sept........was the first letter ny of us ever got from you. Calve very seldon writes a. letter, but if you will write to me,l will answei your letters,and you.shall have our pictures as soon as we get them. Is there any artist there, that takes pictures? Perhaps you did not send Aunt Dells letter to the right place. Direct to......lirs Charles Arnold Vineland, ew Jersey. She would be very much pleased to hear from you. Your uncle Will has been in the army over three years,is going to stay three years longer. He was wounded in May. He has not left the hospital His address is W.H.Clark,Post Band,Jefferson Hos- ........Indiana. Aaron,JeffeAsonlärk,Paimer,iass. I want to say a few words to your father. Your grandmother sends her love to you, also Calve, Accept my love and write soon, Ever your loving Aunt Alice. We are not much like aunt and niece. There is not much difference in our ages. I do not know exactly how old you are. I was 20 the 22nd of last duly. Good by for this time. (A post script at the top of Alice's letter said:- "I expect my husband home in a few weeks, he is a Sur- geon in the army. He is but twenty two years old.") Dear Brother, It is a long time since........a letter from you, I wish you would ...... in ......whlle..... ........... llving in Cleveland,Ohio, .....a great many persons,that have been blind longer than dear sister Lefy,and he thinks he could cure her,if she were to come | will you aend hes. size ean aome to our house atrstr How I wiah she could see again. Darling sister, how I wish I could * see you all. Please write and tell us what you think about it. Ma sends her love to all. ly love to all alse Ever your loving sister, Alice Whitman. (Above letter was to Thompson Mead, husband of Lealy) Vineland, Lebruary 1868 Dear Orpha, I have written to Miner,and I thought th that I would write a lew lines to you, and enclose 1t with his this time. Now I want you to toll me what 1s the matter with your mother, and whether she 1s hope- [Right side of physical PDF page 49] CLARK | 7.L lessly blind. Oh how I would like to see her. Do all you can to make her happy, while you are near her, for the time will come when you cannot see her here. I am so far away from my darling mother, and the Lord only knows whether I shall ever see her agaln or not,but I ive in hodes to before long. I should be glad to comE shall see you. You to know where all your mother's folks are. I will tell you where they are as far as I know. Willian is in Palmer,Mass. Calvory 1s in south Bend Indiana. Call Ganes (name here very difficult to read,may have been meant for Caroline Jones, or a relative of whom we know nothing): Is.in Adrian,Michigan, but they are going west some where this spring. Mary, Aaron, and Jenny, I know not where they are. I have not recld any letters trom them for more than a year. Grandma is with Alice I will send you her address. Give our love to your Jour selt. tron aunt lollher husbend, and ascest it husband and Henrietta Vineland New Jersey | Dec.28,186- My Dear Niece I received your letter lagt week, and was greatly rejoiced to hear Irom you once more. has been so long since I heard fIOl any of you. thought you must all be dead or gone far away. written several letters to your father and mother.... Orpha I want you to tell whether your mother is entire ly blind or not. I want you to tell me the childrens names, and what kind of a place it is where your father lives,and if they have any fruit growing. Tell me what kind of a home you ...... call you a foolish girl for getting married so young. I think circumstances alter cases. If you have got a good kind husband and you make a good kind wife, and mother to his children,you will You will find that a stepmother's life is a hard one. You must bare every thing in silence as your own, then there will be enough that will talk. frpha did your mother ever get any flower seeds that sent her some three times. Have you any flowers? If you have not,and want some, I will send you some, ana I want you to get me a few seeds of some kind, and send them to me for my yard. I have a large and nice yard. Ind I have a bed in it that I oall your mothers and hor ramily, andI went some seeds from tharerthen I shall think more of them. Now Orpha, I wil1 I want to write a llttle to your lother. Give iy love to your husband and family, and accept it yourself.

[Left side of physical PDF page 50] 8.L | CLARK Write soon to your Aunt. Direct to lirs Charles Arnold, Vinèland, Cumberland county,New Jersey. My Darling Sister Leafy How It makes my heart ache to hear of your being deprived of your eye sight. Have you no hope of its returning? What is the cause of your going blind? So Young. Oh how I wish that I could see you once more. I wish. we were nearer to each other. My health has become good since I came here. I haven't seen snow but once this winter, then it did not lay on the ground only three hours, and today is like April weather in ndiana. this is the pleasantest country • ever was in. Charlie is out grubbing. There is no frost in the ground. He was plowing last week. They plow their land here in the winter, then again in the spring Iomp,I wish you had a good place here where ou could have a good market for every thing, that you could raise. Now Tomp please write to me iI Leafy can not see, it will be a comfort to her to have you write to her folks,and a pleasure to them to receive your letter. (no date on this following letter) Dear Niece I rec'd your letter last week and was very glad to hear from you again. I have written so many letters to your father and mother......I think of you very often and wish that I could see you all again. I live five miles north of Maquoketa. I have twenty one acres of land, and a frame house, and a corn house, and a 10g stable on 1t,and sixteen apple trees, and two cherry trees. It is a pretty place,it is on the main road and there is another place across the ......... me for sale I wish your father would buy it. Arabell would be so glad to have you come,and so would I. I wish you come and live with me. I have bad news to tell you. James the 2lst of died the oth of february, and I have had a very hard time ###* since I have been left alone. Calico 1s 40¢ a yarà, flour $5.00 a hundred, Corn and potatoes 40¢ a bushel, coffee 6oa, uatted pork ten dollars a I made a half barrel of molases, and and 50 a gallon. six children, 5 boy,s and one girl. I wish your mother would give me one of her girls. Bell is at Canton to work this winter, she will write to you soon. I have [Right side of physical PDF page 50] CLARK | 9.L been out to Indiana since I saw your mother. Cind and Calvee and William have been here. I believe I have nothing more to write. Direct your letters to Maquoketa, Jackson county, lowa, Give my love to your father,and mother,and accept it your self,so good by Irom your aunt | Mary A.JOhnson COWBOYS' PRAYER O Iord, I've never lived where churches grow; I've loved creation better as it stood That day You finished it, so long ago, And looked upon your work and called it good. Just let me live my lile as I've begun! And give me work that's open to the sky; Make me a partner of the wind and sun, And I won't ask a life that's soft and high. Clean as the wind that blows behind the rains; Just keep an eye on all that's done and said; Just right me sometime when I turn aside; ana guide me on the long, dim trail aheaa-- That stretches upward towards the Great Divide. Badger Clark Poet-laureate of South Dakota.

[Left side of physical PDF page 51] [Right side of physical PDF page 51] CLARK | 11i Family Names Page Index Abril] 81. | cook 2. Adams 2,35,42,66. Agle 61. | cooke 16: courtney Allen 1,66,67. Cowey 59. Anderson 30,32. COX 45. Andin 30. Crosley 38. Andrews 40. Curran 35,42. Arnola 7,15,23,40,41. | Cutler 75. Bacon 77• Dale 42. Bader 29. Davis 14° Bagley Davise 31. Bailey 33. Delong 20. Baker 60. Denan Bakken 47. | 24, 45,62. Desaire Baldwin 74° Bales | Dickey 18,38,39. 52,62,63,64. | Dozier. Ball | 34. 4. Banks | Drake 65. 4. Barlow | Draper 65. 7,78. Barnham | Dunbár 6. 08, | 84. Barnum | Dunlap 33. 3,5,68,69,70,72,79, Barrett 47. Eberhardt 38,42,43. •Bates 71. Barthelmeh | Eckhoff 61. :52. Baxter | Idwards 81. 2,3,73. | Emery 57. Baylies 76. Bayless 76. | Englebrecht 45. (continued next page) Erb 18. Cable 76. | Ertle 23. * Estabrooks 39,53. Cannon 14,15,22. Carder | Erans 44. 51. Carl 55. Carr 46. | Fairbanks 3. Fairchild 77° Cary Fairfield 77. Carties 27. Carter | Fall 21. 27,55,56. | 56. Castertter | Farrester 9. Chase | Feake 76. Cheatum | Fellows 12. 37. Cheney 2. | Ferry 56. chute 76. | Finch 13,71. Cohoon 65. | Firestone 51. Colburn 53. | Firgman 71. Coley | Fisher 72. columbia | Fisk 53,24,65. 4,5,9. | Fitch Colwell 37,44° Converse 74° | Fitzgerald 64. conn 50. | Fitzgibbon 12. Flemming 44. Conyers 30.

[Left side of physical PDF page 52] CLARK Family Names Page Index Focei or Foeei 9. | Bohum 84. Forman 71. | Bonin 53. Forney 49. | Bonney 51. FTaser 31. | Boone 29,80,82. Frink 37. | Bowers 1. Frizwell 66. | Boyd 58. Fuller 77° | Boyden 1. Bradford 57. Gallatin or Gallitin 9. | Brassfield 31. Gantert | Brelsford 80,81. Geidts 62. | Bridgum 70. Geirman 58. | Brigham 70. George 81. | Brockett 39. Gibbos 39,40. | Brockway Gibson 35. | Byas 38472 74,75,76,730 BrOwn G111 81. Ginther 15A | Brundish Glantz 31. | Bryan 68. Gold 79. | Burger 60. Goodwin 34° | Burks 3:4° Gorman 38. | Burns 16. GOSE 54° | Burwell 65. Gossett 22. | Bussell 26,52,53,54,55. Grafton 74• Graven 47. | Faakenson 47. Gray 38. | Hale 75. GreEN • 14,55,740 | Hammond 21,38. Greene 74. | Hampton 15 ,23. Gregory 70. | HanBy 36,37,43. '16?1,73,79. GroSSIlan | Harper 81. Grothe 50. | Harrison 81. Guild 1,66. | Hastings 78. Hatch 74. Bealls 73,81. | Hathaway 36. Bearasley 69. | Haynes 62. Beauchamp 840 | Hayes 79. Beeston 73. | Hays 62. Behrens 24. | Hawkins 76. Belden 79. | Hawley 54. Bell | Hedgcock 21. Benedict 69,70,79,84. | Hensler 36. Bennett 54. | Hervey 23. Bernstein 20. | Hiet 37. Betzenderfer 59. | Higgins 81. Bies 54. | H1l1 33. Billups | Hiscox 29,60. Bishop 23. | Holbrook 1,78. Blodgett 31. | Holt 14° Bonas 42. | Hoon 31. [Right side of physical PDF page 52] CLARK Family Names Page Index Hopkins 46. | McBride 81 Horrocks 56. | McCammon 39 Hоуt 68,09,70,71,72. | NcClellon 58 Hughs 81e | MeCone 61 Hull 72° | NcConnell 39 Huntley | Mc0ool 35 Hurd 68. | NcCoy 31 Husted 78. | McElrOy 19 McFarland 23 Iuerson 47. | McGaveren 62 McGimpsey 48 Johnson 4,0,14,51,74. | McGowan 43 Jordaa1147?,00,65,74,78. MeLaughlin 59 Jordahl | McNair 32 Joyse | Marker 81 Junghane] 49 | Marquiss 61 Junker 62 | Marsh4 Marshall 3,73. Kasler 5. | Martz Kearney 24° | Mason 17 Keeler 71. Keen 37. | MEAD Kelly 62. | Bessie M. 15A. 27. King 7,45. | Charles 9 Kirkpatrick 53. | Charles E. 15A. 25• 27. 50. Kirns 17° | Charles G. 8. 15B. Кotmurо78,796. | Chester V. 25.50. Kotnurova | Elizabeth Kunkle 18,38. | Elizabeth M. 26. Laason 44. | Eliza Jane 8,15A,24. Lancaster 56. | Eliza Larenzen 45. | Ella 25 Larson | Erma L. 25,48. Leddy 48 | Eula 27 Lee 61 | Eva 0. 26,51. Lenurhan or Lewhan 48 | Grace L. 15A,26. Lesnow | Henrietta C. 8,15. Bichtwald 46 | Henry C. 8,15B. Lind 52 | Henry 9. Lindall 69,72. | Ina M. 25,49. Locke 23 | Ira E. | 25. 15Ag Ilockwood 39,70,78,79,80, 84. Irene M. 25,49. Lorenger | Israel T. 8,84. Louden 33 | Iva F. 15A,27. Lupton 65. | Jesse Marion 15A,25,26. LyOn 70 | Jessie E. Lytle 17 | Leaiy F. Lealy M.

[Left side of physical PDF page 53] CLARK v1 Family Names Page Index 01ive 47 NEAD | 01son 42 Lee E. 26,51. | 4,65,80,81 3.9.150,24° | Owens Lura F. | owins Marion C. 20.51. Parker 15D Warvin Miner 25,49. Patiedl 48 Mary Jane 25,50. | 55 Patten Michael 8,84. | 58 Paul Miner C. 8,15A. | 23 Peasley Orpha A. 8,15,240 | 44 Peckenpaugh Olive C. 8,9,15B. Peet 7 Pearl I. 25.48. Rose A. 15A,26. | Pepper Rolana C. 25,50. | Perkins Вт 20 324,10:02.24,25, Thelma M. 26,52. 8.9,24,04. | Perky Thompson | Perry 28 Victor M. 8.9,150. Person 30 Petersen 45 Pettijohn 49 Melton 15D Phillips 15A Merrill 34,41 Pickett 69 Netcalf 3 Pierce 18 Meyer 26 2,60 | Piggot 31 Meyers | Platt 79 Myers 31 | 3 81 | Pond Mildrum | Pool 15B, 31,60,61. Miles 7 | 17,36,37,38,43,44. Poole Killer 4,31 | 31,32. 7,19. | porter Mills | 39 29 | Powel1 Mitchell | 55 46 | Price Mobley | 65 25 | Primmer Nolle | 65 Prince MOOre 23,33,62 | 65 pugsley Morgan | 53 Mosier 30 | Pulliam 62 | Purdy 70 Mueller | 27,55. Mullin 48 | purrington Putnam 77 Munsinger 62 Radtke 45 Napier 11 | 36 | 84 Randall Neely 31 | 4,24, 65,80,81,82 47 | Randolph Nelson 74 | Rathenburger Newhall 8 | Reed 76 Newman Norman 78 | Reid 22 Reynolds 29,56,57,58. Nye | Reynoldson 150,32,33,61. Rhinehart 52 Obrist 61 | 1 Offenbakey 43 | Richardson 81 | Robbins offut [Right side of physical PDF page 53] MEAD (INDEX) 43. 43E. 56. | CLAIRE 67 ADAVS CLARK | 15.18.26.34. AGEN | 38. 12. 13.14. | CLAWSON 24 ALDEN 74. | CLEVELAND 14A. 33. ANDERSON 9. 30. 36. | COLLINGWOOD 19. 43D. ARNOLD 440 67. 68. | COLYAR 39 ATKINSON 44 | CONLEY 58 BACON COOPER 68 BAINHART 48 74 | COPLEY 52 BAKER CORBIN 60 BANKS BARBER 24-35.59.75.76.77. COTE | 49 430. 43D. 53. | CRANDALL 9 BARKER 79° | CRANE | 61 BARNARD BARNES 23.30.36.43D.43E.59.75. 18. 21.29. | CROSLEY 42.53.71. BARNUM • BASFORD | CUTTING 38 67• | CULLEN 58 BAUSMAN | 72° | 68. 43F. | DALRIMPLE BEALS BEAM | DAVIS 910-27-38044045.07. BELNAP | 9. 10. | DAWDY 75. | DAY 12.18.20.31.55.60.78. BEVENT BENEDICI 43C | DENISON 27 BENNETT 73 | DENTON 24 63. 73. | DEPLER 37 BENSON BETCHELHE IMER 39. | DIBBLE 21 34 | DICKEY 26 BILLUPS BLANCHARD 25 | DICUS 34 BLOOM | 16 | DICKENSON 52 6 | DOUGLAS 56 ВОСKНE 18. 21. | DORIN 71 BODWEIML 78 | 47. BOSTICK | BOSATF 433. BOWMAN | 53 | EDSALL 49 | EMPIE 73 BRANDI 43D. 59. 76. | ELLIS 35. 43D. BRIGGS BROOKS | 12° 13. | ELLS 34 58. 59. 66. FARLEY 45. 68. BROWN | 5. 6. 9. | FEIGHNER 145° BRYANT 76. | FELLWOCK 47 BURGER BURGESS 43E. 74. | FERGUSON .44 65. | FIFNER | 78 BURNETT BUTLER | 5. | FISHER 1.43E. CARLEY | 29 | FLEMING 14A. CARLSON 68 | FLETCHER 43D 21 | FORREST - 38 C ARLTON CARMICHAEL 77 | FRAZIER 42 CARROLI 64 | FRHEMAN 59 CARUSS | 54. 72° | FRESHOUR 69. FREY. 88. 72 | GAMET 27 GAVANAGH 50 | GARGIS 66 CHASE | 410 CHELSON 43B. 43F, | GEYER 52 51 | GIBSON 15.28.29.50.59. CHRISTIONSEN