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Bradford |
Clark |
| Birth Date: |
1822 |
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| Birth Location: |
Ohio or Indiana |
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| Death Date: |
Not known. |
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| Death Location: |
Not known. |
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Burial: |
Brown Hill Cemetery Papineau Township, Iroquois County, Illinois |
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| Parents | |
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Father John Clark (1794-1858) |
Mother Sarah (Sallie) (?) (1798-1874) |
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| 1 William Clark 1817-? |
2 Bradford Clark 1822-? |
3 Mahala Clark 1826-? |
4 Orrin B. Clark 1828-1861 |
5 Barak E. Clark 1831-1855 |
6 Lucinda Clark 1834-? |
7 Lydia Clark 1836-? |
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Bradford Clark married Rosannah Powell
After Rosannah died, Bradford married Polly Schenck |
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| Children (in birth order) | |||||
| 1 John Clark 1843-? |
2 William Clark 1844-? |
3 Ellen Clark 1846-1868 |
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4 Albert Clark 1848-? |
5 Lucinda Clark 1850-? |
6 Noah Clark 1851-? |
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7 Thomas Clark 1853-1855 |
8 Catherine Clark 1854-? |
9 Joseph Clark 1856-? |
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10 Bradford Clark 1859-? |
11 Mary Clark 1863-1865 |
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| Notes |
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In 1850, Bradford and Rosannah Clark are living in District 21, Iroquois County, Illinois. They have four children living with them: John, William, Ellen, and Sanford. In 1860, Bradford and Rosannah Clark are living in Wygandt Township, Iroquois County, Illinois. They have nine children living with them: John, William, Helen, Albert, Lucinda, Noah, Catherine, Joseph, and Bradford. In 1870, Bradford and Rosannah Clark are living in Papineau Township, Iroquois County, Illinois. They have two unmarried children living with them: Joseph and Bradford. They also have their daughter and son-in-law living with them: George and Lucinda Brower. Rosannah Clark died on October 19, 1871; she was buried in the Brown-Hill Cemetery in Papineau Township, Iroquois County, Illinois. Bradford married Polly Schenck in 1873. In 1880, Bradford and Polly Clark are living in Papineau Township, Iroquois County, Illinois. They have one son living with them, Joseph. |
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This unreadable stone is believed to mark the grave of Bradford Clark.
Right: The gravestone of Bradford's first wife, Rosannah.
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