CLARK FAMILY TOMBSTONES
Thomas Clark and Abigail Everman ClarkSidney Ann Clark's Family Tree
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| Three Clark brothers -- Daniel, William, and John -- came from Scotland in the early 1700's. They lived side-by-side in Hampshire (previously Augusta and later Hardy), West Virginia. Thomas is thought to be the son of Daniel. |
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Thomas Clark b. 1775 W Virginia death 1856 Married Abigail Everman b. 1775 W Virginia death Dec. 1849 Limerick, Jackson, Ohio
Children of Thomas Clark and Abigail Everman Clark Reverend Daniel Clark b. July 23, 1804, Jackson Ohio death Aug 9, 1851 William Clark b. 1806 Ohio *HIRAM CLARK b. Sept. 2, 1808 Sarah Clark b. about 1810 Ohio Priscilla Clark b. about 1812 Ohio Ruth Clark b. about 1814 Ohio Margaret Clark b. about 1816 Ohio
*Hyrum Clark birth: Sept. 02, 1808 Ross County Ohio Married: Sidney Van Scoy, 1828, Ohio Death: May 21, 1876 Limerick, Jackson Ohio Parents Thomas Clark Mother: Abigail Everman
Children of Hyrum Clark and Sidney Van Scoy Clark Pheba Clark b. Aug.3, 1829 Jackson Ohio death Oct. 19. 1911 Abigail Francis Clark, b. June 15, 1833 Jackson Ohio death June 17, 1889 Malinda Clark b. 1834 Jackson Ohio *David Clark, b. Sept 4, 1837 Jackson Ohio, death Oct. 26, 1904
David Clark birth: Sept. 4, 1837 Jackson Ohio Married Clara Byron Clark Dec. 24, 1856 at the Home of Harvey Pancake, Pike Ohio Death: Oct. 26, 1904 Parents: Hyrum Clark Mother: Sidney Van Scoy
Sidney Ann Clark wife of John Collin Terry Sidney Ann Clark birth: March 24, 1858 Jackson Ohio Married: John C. Terry Aug. 30. 1875 Death: Sept. 3. 1895 Parents: David Clark Clara Byron Clark Sidney Ann and John had 7children. Elmon dob 1878 Blanche dob 1880 Marcus dob 1883 Elva dob 1885 Clyde dob 1889 Minnie dob 1891 Hoyt dob 1892 |
| Excerpted from A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio, vol. II, Editorial Supervision of Lyle S. Evans |
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"The maiden name of the wife of John C. Terry was Sidney A. Clark. She was born March 24, 1858 on a farm near Limerick, Jackson County, Ohio. A daughter of David and Clara (Byron) Clark and granddaughter of Hiram and Sidney (Almira) Clark. Her great grandfather, Thomas Clark, was born in Virginia of early English1 ancestry. Coming to Ohio in the very first years of its settlement (Thomas Clark) purchased a tract of timbered land close to the present site of Limerick, and immediately began its improvement. All of that part of the country was then in its virgin wildness, bear, deer, wild turkey, and all other kinds of game native to that section being plentiful and roaming at will. He built a substantial long house in 1816 in the wilderness, making the nails used in its construction by hand and riving the boards that covered the roof. Clearing the greater portion of his land, he lived there until his death at the age of four score years. His wife whose maiden name was Sidney Van Scoy survived him, passing away at the venerable age of 88 years. Mrs. Sidney (Clark) Terry died Sept. 3, 1895, several years before the death of her husband...." 1 Subsequent research indicates that Thomas Clark was born in Scotland, not England.
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| I would like to thank Clark family members Sharron Filer, Barbara Malamatenios, and Jim Clark for the information posted to this page. |
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