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Ebenezer David Clark

Birth10 Oct 1765 - Massachusetts, United States
Death1842 - Westernport, Allegany, Maryland
MotherMary Paddoch
FatherKimbal Clark

Born in Massachusetts, United States on 10 Oct 1765 to Kimbal Clark and Mary Paddoch. Ebenezer David Clark married ELZABETH JANE BETTY HALL and had 14 children. He passed away on 1842 in Westernport, Allegany, Maryland.

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Parents
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Kimbal Clark
1734 - 1801
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Mary Paddoch
1739 - 1789
Spouse(s)
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Elzabeth Jane Betty Hall
1775 - 1857
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Ebenezer Richard Clark
1801 - 1887
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Daniel "Dan" Miller Clark
1812 - 1892
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Thomas Clark
1806 - 1893
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Enoch Clark
1820 - 1862
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Hannah Clark
1818 - Unknown
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Mary Clark
1816 - 1902
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Mary Clark
1802 - 1876
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Hammond Clark
1810 - 1834
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Ann Clark
1792 - Unknown
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Phebe Clark
1808 - Unknown
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Levi Clark
1809 - 1880
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Andrew Clark
Unknown - Unknown
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Westley (Unknown Son #6) Clark
1816 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Clark
Unknown - Unknown

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