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John Clark

Birth1750 - Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death27 December 1819 - York County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherNellie Armstrong
FatherJames Clark

Born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA on 1750 to James Clark and Nellie Armstrong. John Clark married Margaret Bittinger and had 8 children. He passed away on 27 December 1819 in York County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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James Clark
1725 - 1778
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Nellie Armstrong
1720 - 1760
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Bittinger
1752 - 1833
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Elizabeth Kerney
1755 - Unknown
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Phoebe E. Clark
1799 - 1879
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Mary Ann Clark
1795 - 1853
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George Washington Clark
1773 - 1835
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Julia Ann B. Clark
1788 - 1874
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Harriet A Clark
1780 - 1862
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Lavinia Clark
1783 - 1867
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Mary Clark
1798 - 1878
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Mildred Clark
1778 - 1833

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