John B Clark

Birth1862 - Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA

Death18/Dec/1936 - Birth-Sheboygan, Wissc. Death - Syrcuse, N. Y.; Four Sons, John of R. City, Leo of Lohrville, George and Cyril of Estherville, IA. Newspaper: Enter-Prise 24 Dec 1936

MotherAlice Clare

FatherJohn Clark

Born in Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA on 1862 to John Clark and Alice Clare. John B Clark married Anita Ellen Case and had 12 children. He passed away on 18/Dec/1936 in Birth-Sheboygan, Wissc. Death - Syrcuse, N. Y.; Four Sons, John of R. City, Leo of Lohrville, George and Cyril of Estherville, IA. Newspaper: Enter-Prise 24 Dec 1936.

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Parents

John Clark
1831 - Unknown

Alice Clare
1834 - 1896

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Anita Ellen Case
1867 - 1927

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Rosella A Clark
1897 - 1985

John Clark
1886 - 1959

James Leo Clark
1895 - 1964

Cyril Bernard Clark
1899 - 1972

Francis Edward Clark
1894 - 1936

George G Clark
1907 - 1925

Clarence E Clark
1902 - 1913

Anna Clark
1889 - 1968

Nancy Marie Clark Swape
1904 - Unknown

Mary Ellen Clark
1887 - Unknown

Ramon Paul C Clarke
1909 - 1972

Thomas Clark
1870 - Unknown

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