Notes and resourses:
Death certificate of John A. H. Clark (son)
Death certificate of John Thomas Clark
Tombstone of Lucy Savell Clark, Good hope Cemetery, Neshoba Co., MS
Tombstone of John T. Clark, Good Hope Cemetery, Neshoba Co., MS
1865 - fourght in Civil War at Vicksburg, CO 1, 13th AL
1866 - Neshoba Co., MS (Lucy "received by experience of grace" and baptised, Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, Neshoba Co., MS)
1866 - Neshoba Co., MS (John Thomas & Lucy dismissed by letter from Mt. Sinai Baptist Church)
1870 - Neshoba Co., MS, census (Dist 1, p. 17 #106/106, John T. Clark, 36, MS, father b. TN, mother b. AL, Lucy J., 28, MS, father b. MS, mother b. SC, William M., 10, MS, Hughey R., 5, MS, Molly A., 3, MS, Eliza L., 4/12, MS)
1887, 1889, 1890, Neshoba Co., MS, tax lists
1900, Neshoba Co., MS, census, p. 27a #189/190, John T., April 1844, father b. TN, mother b. AL, Lucy J., wife, September 1851, MS, father b. MS, mother b. SC, Mary R., daughter, November 1882, MS, John A. H., son, August 1885, MS., Amanda M. daughter, June 1888, MS, Lucy C., daughter, April 1891, MS, Clemma V., daughter, November 1893, MS, Eliza L. Duise, daughter, January 1880, MS, widow, Roff L., 1899, MS)
1910 - Neshoba Co., MS, census (p. 51 #115/118, J. Tom, 66, married 41 years, Lucy, wife 58, Viola, daughter, 16)
1920 - Neshoba Co., MS, census, ED 80, sheet 5B, January 10, 1920:
Tom Clark, head, owns property no mortgage, MW, 75, MS/TN/MS; Sarah, wife, FW, 66, MS/TN/TN; Viola, daughter, 26.
Source: Rebecca Cowen-Cornelius, Big Lake, Alaska. You can reach me at becky@alaska.com
Source: Rebecca Cowen-Cornelius, Big Lake, Alaska. You can reach me at becky@alaska.com
Source: Rebecca Cowen-Cornelius, Big Lake, Alaska. You can reach me at becky@alaska.com
- Died in Civil War in train wreck at Chunky, Mississippi. The engine and5 cars went into the water of Chunky River. Between 25-50, mostlysoldiers, were lost.
- Never married.Source: Rebecca Cowen-Cornelius, Big Lake, Alaska. You can reach me at becky@alaska.com
Source: Rebecca Cowen-Cornelius, Big Lake, Alaska. You can reach me at becky@alaska.com
Source: Rebecca Cowen-Cornelius, Big Lake, Alaska. You can reach me at becky@alaska.com
Notes:
1900 - Neshoba Co., MS, census, ED 45, sheet 4b
Clark, William, head, wm, January, 1870, 30, married 10 years, MS/MS/MS
Clark, Emma L., wife, wf, January, 1872, 28, 1 child born, 1 living (but NOT shown in HH!), MS/MS/MS
1920 - Neshoba Co., MS, census, ED88, Sheet 17B, "Philadelphia Road.":
Clark, William M., head, mw, 50, married, b. MS, both parents b. MS
Ollie, wife, fw, 25, MS/MS/MS
Pauline, daughter, fw, 16, single, MS/MS/MS
Lexie, daughter, fw, 13, MS/MS/MS
Ethel, son, mw, 14, MS/MS/MS
Corrinn, daughter, fw, 10, MS/MS/MS
Franklin, Alphus, step-son, mw, 8, MS/MS/MS
Gertrude, daughter, fw, 6, MS/MS/MS
(Descendents of William Monroe Clark furnished by his great-granddaughter, Peggy Gillespie Winhardh.) One of her references is the Hattie Lee Clark Harris family record.
- 1900, Neshoba County, Mississippi census, # 29/29: Joseph W. Clark, w,m, 28, MS/MS/MS; Josephine I. A., w, f, 23, MS/MS/MS; Temple T. W., w, m,8, MS/MS/MS; Doris E., w, m, 7, MS/MS/MS; Casea L., w, f, 5, MS/MS/MS;Oma L., w, f, 3, MS/MS/ MS; Ina Levina, w, f, 2, MS/MS/MS; Joseph P. A.,w, m, 1 month, MS/MS/MS.