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James CLARK

Birth1818 - Staunton, Nottinghamshire, England
DeathMar 1902 - Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
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Born in Staunton, Nottinghamshire, England on 1818. James CLARK married Mary Ann Artcliff and had 15 children. He passed away on Mar 1902 in Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom.

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Mary Ann Artcliff
1820 - 1895
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Reuben Clark
1852 - 1929
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Sarah Ann Clark
1854 - 1929
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John Clark
1859 - Unknown
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William Clark
1842 - 1911
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James Clark
1840 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Clark
1848 - Unknown
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Joseph Clark
1845 - Unknown
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George William Clark
1858 - 1883
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George Clark
1857 - 1936
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Annie Clark
1872 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Clarke
1863 - 1944
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James Burley Clark
1871 - 1876
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Edwin Clarke
1854 - Unknown
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Hannah Bailey Clarke
1868 - 1963
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Samuel Clark
1868 - Unknown

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