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David Clark

Birth25 Sep 1832 - Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
Death12 Jan 1901 - Linn, Iowa, United States
MotherEula Electa Wilcox
FatherOliver Clark

Born in Ashtabula, Ohio, United States on 25 Sep 1832 to Oliver Clark and Eula Electa Wilcox. David Clark married Mary Ann Boxwell and had 9 children. He passed away on 12 Jan 1901 in Linn, Iowa, United States.

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Parents
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Oliver Clark
1796 - 1871
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Eula Electa Wilcox
1797 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Boxwell
1842 - Unknown
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David Elsworth Clark
1872 - 1944
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Edwin Ray Clark
1883 - 1969
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Robert L Clark
1876 - 1954
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Bird Clark
1879 - 1952
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Walter Eugene Clark
1865 - 1893
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Ida Jane Clark Flowers
1866 - 1929
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Rhoda Clark
1869 - Unknown
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Moses Richard Clark
1853 - 1918
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Harry Clark
1887 - 1889

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