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Daniel David Clark

Birth13 Sep 1804 - Orange, New York, United States
Death17 Dec 1870 - Assyria, Barry, Michigan, United States
MotherMartha Miller
FatherNathaniel Clark

Born in Orange, New York, United States on 13 Sep 1804 to Nathaniel Clark and Martha Miller. Daniel David Clark married Clarinda Stanton and had 12 children. He passed away on 17 Dec 1870 in Assyria, Barry, Michigan, United States.

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Nathaniel Clark
1785 - 1840
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Martha Miller
1784 - 1857
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Clarinda Stanton
1815 - 1894
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Sarah Matilda Clark
1838 - 1910
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Elsie Ann Clark
1834 - 1906
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Charles Stanton Clark
1840 - 1914
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George Washington Clark
1844 - 1931
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Addie Lucelia Clark
1859 - 1910
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Josephine Emma Clark
1855 - 1926
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Wesley A. Clark
1842 - 1940
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Sheldon Adelbert Clark
1847 - 1890
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Mary Elizabeth Clark
1836 - 1900
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Melville Delos Clark
1853 - Unknown
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Edgar A Clark
1850 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Clark Wicks
Unknown - Unknown

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