CLARK GENEALOGY LINEAGE
1-Gilbert F. De Clare-b. abt 1605 Clare, Suffolk, Eng.-d.1115 Tonbridge, Kent, England Married- Adeliza De Clermont
2-Richard De Clare-b.1085 Hertford, Eng-15 Apr 1136 Abergavenney, Monmouthshire, Eng. Married-1115 Tonbridge, Kent, England Alice De Mechines-b.1094 Gemon, France-1115 Kent Co, England-d/o Randulph Le Meschin (This lineage continues)
3-Roger De Clare-b. 116 Tonbridge Castle, Kent, Eng.--d.1173 Oxfordshire Co., England Married-about 1153 Dalling, Norfolk Co., England Maud De Saint Hilary-b. 1132 Burkenham, Norfolk, Eng.-24 Dec 1193 Norkfold Co., Eng. d/o James-(This lineage continues)
4-Richard De Clare-b. 1162 Tonbridege Castle, Kent, Eng.-d.30 Dec 1218 Tonbridge Castle Married-____ Amiee Fitzrobert-b. 1160 Tewkebury, Gloucestershire, Eng.-1 Jan 1225 Hertford, Hertford shire, England. d/o William. (This line continues)
5-Gilbert De Clare-b. 1182 Hertford, Hertfordshire, Eng.-25 Oct 1230 Penrose, France Married ___ Isabel Marshall-b. 9 Oct 1200 Pembrokeshire, Wales-17 Jan 1240 Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, England-d/o William.
6-Richard De Clare-b.4 aug 1222 Gloucestershire Co., Eng.--d.15 July 1262 Ashenfield Manor, England Married 26 Jan 1238 Lincolnshire Col, England Maud De Lacy-b.about 1223 Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England-d.____ d/o John
7-Gilbert De Clare-b.2 Sept 1243 Christchurch, Hampshire, Eng.-d.7 Dec 1295 Monmouth Castle, England Married-30 Apr 1290 Westminister Abbey, England Joan Plantegenet-b. 1272 Aiko, Hazafon, lsrael-23 April 1307 Clare, Suffolk Co.,England
8-Gilbert De Clare-b. 10 May 1291 Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, Eng.-24 June 1314 Sterling shire, England. Married- about 1306
9-Thomas De Clarke-b. about 1350 Kent Co., England-d. ______Married____ _ Eleanor Rawlings-about 1352_____ d. ______
10-Thomas Clerke-b. about 1375 Wrotham, Kent, England-1446 Kent County, England Married______
11-John Clerke-b.about 1394 Forde Hall, Kent Co., England-d. __ Kent Co., England Married-Kent County, England _____-b. about 1400 Kent County, England
12-John Clerke-b.about 1420 Forde, Kent Co., England-d.1480 Forde, Kent Co., England Married-_____ Alice Tatesham-b.about 1425 Tatesham, Kent Co., England-d.about 1480 Wrothram,
\ Kent County, England. d/o Talron (This lineage continues)
13-John Clerke-b. about 1448 Forde, Kent Co., Eng.-6 July 1497 Wrotham, Kent Co., England Married-about 1470 Forde, Suffolk, England (Here there are two counties for Forde) Lucia Moyle-b. about 1450 Canterberry, England-d. about 1494 Forde, Kent Co., England d/o Walter. (This lineage contnues)
14-James Clerke-b.about 1485 Wrotham, Kent Co., England-20 Sept 1554 Wrotham, Kent Co. England Married-Elizabeth Ferrers-1486 Peckham, Kent Co., Eng.-1558 Warwickshire, Eng. d/0 Henry. (This lineage continues)
15-John Clarke-b. about 1503 Westhorpe, England-d. 3 May 1559 Finningham, Suffolk, Eng. Married-about 1535 Suffolk County, England Margaret_____ b.about 1515 Westhorpe, England-d.about 1568 Finningham, England
16-John Clarke- b. 11 Feb 1541 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co, England-d.4 Apr 1598 Finningham Suffolk Co. England Married-12 Oct 1567 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., England Katherine Cooke-b. 12 Feb 1541 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., Eng.-d.27 Mar 1598 Finningham, Suffolk Co., England. d/o John. (This lineage continues)
17-Thomas Clarke-b. 1 Nov 1570 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., Eng.-d. 29 July 1627 Westhorpe Suffolk Co., England Married-13 May 1600 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., England Rose Kerrick-b. 13 Apr 1572 Saxted, Suffolk, England-d. 13 May 1600 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., England. d/o William. (This lineage continues)
18-Lt. William Clark-b.1609 Dorset Co., Eng.-d. 18 July 1690 Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., Eng. Married-about 1637 Dorchester, Mass-10 children, came to U.S. Sarah Strong-b. 1613 Chardstock, Dorset Co., Eng.-18 July 1690 Northampton, Mass. d/o John. (This lineage continues)
19-John Clark-b-1 May 1651 Dorchester, Mass-d. 3 Sept 1704 Windsor, Conn. Married-9 Oct 1672 lpswick, Mass Mary Bumham-b. about 1657 Norwick, Norfolk Co., Eng.-d. 1674 Preston, Conn. d/0 Thomas. (This lineage contines)
20-Ebenezar Clark-b.18 Oct 1682 Northampton, Mass-d. 27 Feb 1781 Northampton, Mass Married-10 Dec 1712 Northampton, Mass-8 children Abigain Parsons-b.1 Jan 1689 Northampton, Mass-d.17 Aug 1763 Northampton, Mass d/o Joseph. (This lineage continues)
21-EbenezerClark-b.16Aug 1714 Northampton, Mass-d.21 Nov 1782 Northampton, Mass Married-1740 Northampton, Mass Jerusha Russell-b. 1711 Sunderland, Mass-6 Mar 1809 Northampton, Mass d/o Daniel. (This Lineage Continues)
22-Ebenezer Clark-b.3 Oct 1747 Northampton, Mass-d. 7 July 1834 Lanenburg, Vt. Married-6 Jan 1774 Hadley, Mass Eunice Pomeroy-b. about 1761 Northampton, Mass-ct 6 Jan 1774 Hadley, Mass d/o Ebenezer. (This lineage contines)
23-Judge Spencer Clark-b.13 Jan 1781 Westhampton, Mass-d. 25 July 1870 St. Johnsberry, Vermont Married-28 Feb 1805 New London, New Hampshire-4 known children Betsy Mills Slack-b. 4 Dec 1774- Belchestown, Mass-d. 19 Feb 1843 Hunington, Ohio
\ 24-Ransom Clark-b. 22 July 1809 St Johnsburg, Vt-d.24 May 1859 Portland, Oregon Married 1845 Lafayette, Oregon ; Lettie Jane "Letty" Millican-b.3 Oct 1830 Canehall, Ark.-d. 10 June 1911 Walla Walla, WA. d/o Elijah . (This lineage continues)
25-Charles Webster Clark-b. 29 Aug 1846 Near Portland, Ore-d. Nov 1933 Walla Walla, WA. Married-26 June 1872 Walla Walla, Wash. Maggie S. Gray-b. Sept 1853 d.26 Feb 1936 Walla Walla, Wash.
26-Lettie Lucinda Clark-b. Oct 1875 Dayton, Columbia Co., Wash-d. Feb 1941 Walla Walla Married-3 Nov 1909 Walla Walla, Wash. Gustave Emil "Gus" Bartell-b.29 June 1875 Philadelphia, Penn.-d. Dec 1947 Walla Walla, WA. .:::ounties (States) of England Page I of 1
Principal areas of Wales The counties of England England has been divided into counties for hundreds of years.
I Areas are Counties, unless marked * (for Bedfordshire, Gloucestershire, Shropshire, Cities) or f (for County Boroughs). Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Somerset, Welsh language.forms are given in Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Staffordshire, parentheses, where they differ.from the Cheshire, Kent, Suffolk, English. Cornwall * , Lancashire, Surrey, Cumbria, Leicestershire, Warwickshire, I. Merthyr Tydfil (Merthyr Tuqful) t Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, West Sussex, 2. Caerphilly (Caerfjili) t Devon, Norfolk, Wiltshire, 3. Blaenau Gwent t Northamptonshire, Worcestershire 4. Torfaen (Tor-faen) t Dorset, Durham, Northumberland, 5. Monmouthshire (Sir Fynwy) East Sussex, North Yorkshire, 6. Newport (Casnewydd) * Essex, Nottinghamshire, 7. Cardiff (Caerdydd) * Oxfordshire, 8. Vale of Glamorgan (Bro Morgannwg) t 9. Bridgend (Pen-y-bonl ar Ogwr) t I 0. Rhondda Cynon Taff (Rhondda Cynon Taj) t 1. Monmouthshire (Sir Fynwy) 11. Neath Port Talbot (Castell-nedd 2. Glamorganshire or Glamorgan (Morgannwg) Port Talbot) ·j· 3. Carmarthenshire (Sir Gaerjyrddin) 12. Swansea (Abertawe) * 4. Pembrokeshire (Sir Ben.fro) 13. Carrnarthenshire (Sir Gaerfyrddin) 5. Cardiganshire (Sir Aberteffi) 14. Ceredigion 6. Brecknockshire or Breconshire (Sir 15. Powys F,ycheiniog) 16. Wrexham (Wrecsam) t 7. Radnorshire (Sir Faesyfed) 17. Flintshire (Sir y Fjlint) 8. Montgomeryshire (Sir Drefaldwyn) 18. Denbighshire (Sir Ddinbych) 9. Denbighshire (Sir Ddinbych) 19. Conwy "f I 0. Flintshire (Sir y Fjlint) 20. Gwynedd 11. Merionethshire (Sir Feirionnydd) 21. Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Mon) 12. Caemarfonshire (Sir Gaernarfon) 22. Pembrokeshire (Sir Benfro) 13. Anglesey (Ynys Mon) POMEROY
1-Henry De Pomeroy-b. about 1191-d. 1222 Holy lands Married: _____ Johanna De Valletarta-b. abut 1180 Trematon Castle, Cornwall, Eng.-d. ____ d/o Roger De Valletort
2-Henry De La Pomerai- b.1210 Castle La Pomerai, Devon, Eng.-d. 1235 Acre, Palestine, Israel Married: 1146 Margeria De Vemon-b. _____,Normandie, France-d.1254 Cornwell, Eng. d/o William De Redvers
3-Henry De La Pomeroy-b.1236 Devon Co., Eng-d.12 July 1281 lngsdon Manor, Eng. Married-about 1259 Cornwell Co., England lsolda De Baihonia-b 1242 Cornwell Co., Eng.- d. 1333 ______
4-Henry De La Pomeroy-b. 23 Apr 1265 Berry Pomeroy-d. 27 Sept 1305 Berry Pomeroy Married: 1 June 1281 Feast Pentecost Amiee De Camacilla-b. about 1279 sibbstone, Leicestershire, Eng.-d. about 1328 Berry Pomeroy, Devon, Eng.-d/o Geoffrey. (This lineage continues)
5-Henry Lord De Pomeroy-b. 1306 Berry Pomeory-d. 23 Oct 1367 Berry Pomeroy Married: ____ Joan De Moels-b.1326-d.Castle Cary, Somerset, Eng.-d. 16 Apr 1359 Berry Pomeroy d/o John- (This lineage continues)
6-Thomas De La Pomeroy-b. 1350 Pomeory- d. _____ Married Joan Cludleigh-b.------1356 Board Clyst, Devon, England-8 Dec 1423 Board Clyst Manor d/o James-(This lineage continues)
7-Edward De La Pomeroy-b. 1392 Pomeroy-d.3 May 1446 Devon Co., England Married1404 England Margaret Bevile-b. about 1380 Woolstone Manor, Conwall, England-d.10 Sept 1461 Berry Pomeroy. - d/o John-(This lineage continues)
8-Henry De La Pomeroy-b. about 1413 Berry Pomeroy, Devon, Eng.-d7 July 1481 Berry Pomeroy Married-about 1438 Devon Co., England Alice Raleigh-b. about 1415 Fardelll, Devon, England-d. 20 Sept 1478 Berry Pomeroy d/o John-(This lineage continues)
9-Thomas Pomeroy-b. 1459 Rousden, Devon, England-d.29 Dec 1493 Devon Co., England Married-about 20 Sept 1478 Dorset Co., England Agnes Kelloway-b. about 1454 Sherbom, ____Co., England-d.1483 Devon Co., England-d/o John Kellaway 10-Richard Pomeroy-b.1484 Rousdon, Devon Co., Eng.-1531 Rousden, Devon, England Married-about 1505 Beamister,Devon, Eng. Elizabeth Denzell-b. about 1482 Maypowder, Dorset, Eng.-d.about 1550 Devon, Eng. d/o Richard
11-Henry Pomeroy-b. 1531 Beaminster, Dorset, Eng.-d. 1589 Devon Co., Eng. Married-about 1534 Beaminster, Dorset, Eng. Anna Huckmore-b. 1531 Beaminster, Dorset, Eng.-d.26 Nov 1602 Swondsburg, Dorset, Eng.-d/o William. (This lineage continues)
12-Richard Pomeroy-b. 1560 Beaminster-d. 7 Feb 1612 Simondsburg, Dorset, Eng. Married-about 1534 Beaminster, Dorset, Eng. Eleanor Coker-b. about 1563 Beaminster-d. 12 Apr 1612 Simondsbur, Dorset, Eng. d/o John-(This lineage continues)
13-Etweed Pomeroy-b. 4 July 1585 Beaminster-d.Mar 1673 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass Married-7 May 1629 Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng. Margery Rocket-b. 1605 Beaminster, Dorset Co., Eng.-d.5 July 1655 Windsor, Hartford, Conn.-d/o thomas-(This lineage continues)
14-Medad Pomeroy-b.19 Aug 1638 Windson, Hartfoeld, Conn-d. 30 Dec 1716 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass Married-21 Nov 1661 Suffolk, Dorchester, Mass Experience Woodward-b.1 O Nov 1643 Dorchester, Suffolk, Mass-d.8 June 1686 d/o Henry (This lineage continues)
15-Ebenezer Pomeroy-b. 30 May 1669 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass-d. 27 Jan 1754 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass Married-4 Mar 1696 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass Sarah King-b.30 May 1659 Windsor, Hartford, Conn-d. 11 Feb 1693 Northampton Hampshire, Mass. d/o John. (This lineage continues)
16-Ebenezer Pomeroy-b.18 Sept 1697 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass- d.22 Apr 1774 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass Married-26 apr 1772 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass Elizabeth Hunt-b.2 Mar 1701 Northampton, Mass-d.10 June 1782 Northampton, Mass d/o Jonathan-(This lineage continues)
17-Ebenezer Pomeroy-b. 1 May 1723 Northampton, Hampshire, Mass-d. 1800 South Hadley, Hampshire, Mass Married-1741 Hackanum, Hadley, Mass Mindwell Lyman-b. 29 July 1721 Hadley, Hampshire, Mass-d. 9 Oct 1797 South Hadley, Hampshire, Mass-d/o John. (This lineage continues)
18-Eunice Pomeroy-b. about 1761 Northampton, Mass-d. 6 Jan 1774 Hadley, Mass Married-6 Jan 1774 Hadley, Mass Ebenezer Clark-b.3 Oct 1747 Northampton, Mass-d. 7 July 1834 Lanenburg, Vt.
19-Judge Spencer Clark and Betsy Mills Slack parents of Ransom Clark RUSSELL
1-John Russell-b. ______-d.about 1452______Married-______
2-William Russell-b-about 1479 Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng.-d. 14 Oct 1521 Saxfield, Eng. Married____ _ Joan Laxfield-b. ___Laxfield, Suffolk, Eng.-d. ______
3-William Russell-b. 1505 Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng.-d. ___lpswich, Suffolk, Eng. Married___ _
4-William Russell-b.17 Mar 1537 Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng.-d. 7 May 1570 Brisbome, Queensland, Australia Married-20 July 1557 Ipswich Elizabeth Whiting-b. 1536 Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng.-d.8 Feb 15 68 Ipswich, England
5-William Russell-b.1563 Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng.-d. ___Ipswich, England Married-23 June 1596 Ipswich, Suffolk, England Ann Amold-b. 1575 Ipswich, England-d.8 Feb 1568 Ipswich, England
6-John Russell-b.1597 Cretlingham, Suffolk, Eng.-d.8 May 1680 Hadley, Hampshire Mass Married-about 1625 Bamford, Suffolk, England Phebe Collins-b. 3 Mar 1605 Bramford, Suffolk, Eng.-d. 8 July 1642 Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass. (This Lineage contines)
7-Philip Russell-b. 1629 Hadley, Hampshire, Mass-cl. 19 May 1693 Hatfield, Mass. Married -25 Dec 1679 Hatfield, Mass Mary Church-b. 17 Sept 1656 Hatfield, Mass-1 May 1743 Sunderland, Mass (This lineage continues)
8-Daniel Russell-b. 8 Oct 1691 Hatfield, Hampshire, Mass-d. 28 June 1737 Sunderland, Mass. Married-18 Nov 1713 Hatfield, Hampshire, Mass Jerusha Dickinson-b. 20 Mar 1693 Hatfield, Mass- Mar 1781 Sunderland, Mass
9-Jerusha Russell-b. 1711 Sunderland, Mass-d. 6 Mar 1809 Northampton, Mass Married-6 Jan 1774 Hadley Mass Ebenezer Clark-b. 16 Aug 1714 Northampton, Mass-d.21 Nov 1782 Northampton Mass. -s/o Ebenezer Clark and Abigain Parson and f/o Ebenezer Clark husband of Eunice Pomeroy, which this lineage comes form. Trematon Castle Page 1 of 1
TREMATON CASTLE
In the civil parish of Saltash. In the historic county of Cornwall (Modem Authority of Cornwall, 1974 county of Cornwall).
Castle mentioned in Domesday and passed to the Dutchy of Cornwall in 1337. It became neglected in the mid C14 and was in ruins by C16. There are the remains of C12 shell keep and the gatehouse, rebuilt in C13, is substantially intact. A deer park is named in 1282 but had lost the deer by 1500. Higher Lodge, a two storey crenellated house (ll*listed), was built within the castle bailey in 1807-8 and part of the curtain wall was demolished to provide views of the estuary.
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Located in Tornes, Devon, the fonner beauty of a castle called Berry romeroy now stands in ruins. From I 066 to 1550, this castle once served as the home of the De La romerai family. You may wonder why such a family name may ring bells throughout the area. but it is some of the family members from the past who still hold a place in the minds and thoughts of residents.
When sifting through early records regarding the Berry romeroy Castle, you will find that the Pomeroy family earned wooden fortification for their roles played within the Nonnan Invasion. Throughout the years. many changes took place in regards to the castle and in about 1600, the buildings on the premises were enlarged.
By the end of the 17th century, the family that occupied Pomeroy Castle at the time (the Scymours), abandoned the residence. It didn ~t take long for the castle to slowly decline. Ry 1730, the castle became the ruins you sec today. So. what happened to the castle lo make it such a ruin? The castle has suffered greatly throughout the years to the hands of dcstrnctive clements of weather. The lead, wood, and glass that the castle once possessed was also salvaged. Maybe it is its current appearance that breeds the haunted talcs associated with the castle, hut there plenty of stories attuchcd to this site.
One of the legends connected to the castle involves one of the family members that have become known throughout the years. Her name is Margaret De Lu Pomemi and her ghost is believed encountered by many, who described her wearing robes of white. She offers a rather pitiful talc. Talcs reveal that Margaret might have hud a sister named Eleanor. who was filled with spite and negativity.
Sibling rivalry took center stage between the two sisters when they both fell in love with the same fellow. At the time, Margaret was a rather attraction woman and Eleanor paled in comparison. She was wildly jealous of her sister and could not contain her feelings. One day, she trapped her sister in one of the dungeons located in the castle, leaving her without any food or water. Murgarct eventually passed away at the hands of her sister, but her spirit is said to live on. It is her image and figure that witnesses claim to have encountered while on the castle grounds.
The Berry Pomeroy castle also serves as home for many other ghosts. spirits and apparitions that you will be able to explore in upcoming articles. Some arc animals like the Black Hound. while others arc lost souls like the Blue Lady. Each has a story of their own. Be on the lookout!
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ue 3: Weird Happenings at Berry Pomeroy, Devon by Mavis Vlgay I Summer 1994 I went with my husband John, our son Paul and his girlfriend Jan to visit Berry Pomeroy near Totnes. For several months we had been interested in the place and had read about the psychic phenomena which are reputed to have been witnessed in and around the castle which is said to be the most haunted one in England. It is intersected by ley lines which may have something to do with it. History The castle dates from the 15th and 16th centuries but the site has probably been occupied since the 11th century when Ralph de la Pomerai received the manor of Beri from William the Conqueror as a reward for his services at the Battle of Hastings. The Pomeroys, as their name became, held the manor until 1548, then it was sold to Edward Seymour, the brother of Jane Seymour who was the third wife of King Henry VIII. He became the first Duke of Somerset and was Lord Protector during the brief reign of the boy king Edward VI. He planned and began to build a new wing of state rooms at the castle. After his execution in 1552 the castle passed to his son Lord Edward Seymour who with his son, spent large sums of money continuing the building which was never finished. The castle was abandoned by the family and by 1730 had become a ruin. The castle still belongs to a Seymour - the 19th Duke of Somerset. Many strange tales have grown up around the castle, of apparitions, freezing air, shadows of unseen objects, feelings of fear, lights and unexplained sounds, so it was with great curiosity that we drove into the leafy grounds of the castle and parked the car. We went for a pleasant woodland walk with our two dogs where a steep slope lay below one side of our path. On our return we left the dogs in the car then Paul, Jan and I walked towards the castle whilst my husband John took some photographs and kept his eye on the dogs.
~ Ghostly apparitions A Gatehouse with two towers, a curtain wall with a small round tower at the end and the remains of a large three storied medieval mansion rose in front of us. We entered the Courtyard through the Gatehouse then walked along the Rampart to the small tower called Margaret's Tower which fascinated us as it is haunted by the ghost of Lady Margaret Pomeroy. She had been imprisoned there by her jealous sister Lady Eleanor as both sisters had loved the same man. Inside the tower we went down a steep spiral staircase to a dark damp chamber, a dungeon in which small slit-like gun loops let in some light. The ground was wet and it seemed a very eery place. On a dark night it would be positively macabre. The White Lady The ghost of Lady Margaret, known as the White Lady because she is dressed all in white, has been seen to leave the tower and walk along the Rampart Walk. Among the many reports of her appearance is one of a terrifying experience which a man had one night in 1987. For months he had spent nights visiting the castle in the hope of seeing something then one night he entered the castle, walked along the Rampart to Margaret's Tower where he descended the spiral staircase to the dungeon. It was completely dark then a brilliant light appeared, illuminating the chamber and the White Lady appeared in front of him. He was so frightened that he ran up the stairs and out of the castle as fast as he could, and nothing will make him visit the castle again. In other parts of the castle we saw fireplaces stranded where other floors had once been, and we peered into one fireplace at ground level where we saw the sky a great distance away. Many jackdaws were flying around the ruined walls and uttering their harsh "chak chak". The walls were draped with the plants of Ivy-leaved toadflax, Herb Robert and small ferns which had found a scanty lodging in crevices in the ancient stone. Whilst standing in the former kitchen and looking up past the towering walls to the sky we noticed that the clouds were moving very fast overhead. Both Jan and I had a strange feeling that time was passing unnaturally quickly outside but in the castle we were caught in a time warp. It was almost as though we were disconnected with the outside world. http://www.cropcircleresearch.com/articles/e003-pomeroy .html 7/3/2007 Crop Circle Research: Enigma Issue 3: Weird Happenings at Berry Pomeroy, Devon Page 2 of 4
The Blue Lad A ghost with an evil reputation is that of the Blue Lady whose appearance is a portent of death, not necessarily of the person who sees her. She is supposed to be the daughter of one of the barons of Berry Pomeroy and had given birth to a child sired by her own father and whom she strangled.
Temgting Death She has been known to beckon a man from the summit of a lofty wall and when he tried to reach her thinking that she would fall, the masonry gave way and he almost fell headlong to a great depth. Luckily, he managed to cling to a ledge and was eventually rescued. When he mentioned the lovely woman he had tried to save he was told that she was not a real person but a phantom.
Pure l;yil The presence of another evil ghost was felt by a group of people who were ghost watching at the castle one night in 1983 and as a result they were all in a state of terror. Later when one of them used an ouija board in his home the ghost came through and answered some questions. She said that her name was Isabella and that she was nine years old. She then appeared with an evil grin on her face and caused much panic, going from one person to another to taunt them and to frighten them.
The south face of Berry Pomeroy Castle, showing Margaret's Tower on the 1 • right. • Photograph by P. Vigay
Making Contact They contacted her for nine months through the ouija board and found out who she was and how she had lived. She had been born a Pomeroy but was illegitimate and had spent all her time within the castle walls. She had been well cared for and had the best of food and clothes. One evening she entered the kitchen and saw her mother, _,,______, who was a maid, about to be raped surrounded by drunken men who had gone there to gorge on food and wine after a successful day's hunt. She tried to drag her away but one of the men hit the girl and she fell head first on the stone floor dying instant ly. At first she did not know that she was dead. She tried again to save her mother but when she tried to pull her mother's arm her hands kept going through her mother's hands and body. She made many attempts but all in vain. She saw her mother raped repeatedly and slowly she realised that she herself was dead. For over five hundred years she was tortured mentally by the horror of that night and she remained earth-bound and in a negative state. Circumstances had turned an innocent little girl into a ghostly monster. Gradually after the nine months of contact in a family environment she was introduced to a greater more positive spirit from a higher plane and she was reunited with her mother. She is at last free of Berry Pomeroy. Later it was discovered that there were another twenty-six negative spirits in and around the castle.
The sky was blue and the sun was bright making the castle ruins seem peaceful and innocent and I didn't feel at all uneasy. (I even went into the dungeon of Margaret's Tower again on my own). The reports of spine-chilling experiences mean that the castle can invoke other feelings. With this thought we left the castle meaning to return on another day. Two days later we were at Berry Pomeroy castle again. This time I took our dogs Sally and Dusty close to the haunted Margaret's Tower to see their reaction. It has been found that dogs often refuse to go near but our dogs could not get close enough and tried to get through the narrow openings of the gun loops. Either our dogs do not possess the reputed sixth sense or the ghost was away for t he day! Paul wandered around by the walls with his gadget which records electrical energy to see if he could get a reading. The tall trees nearby shook in sudden gusts of wind and I felt very cold although the sun was shining and I had felt quite comfortable until I had arrived at the castle. http://www.cropcircleresearch.com/articles/e003-pomeroy.html 7/3/2007 Crop Circle Research: Enigma Issue 3: Weird Happenings at Berry Pomeroy, Devon Page 3 of 4
We spoke to a man who was photographing the tower and who was curious to know what Paul was doing. The man was a photography teacher from a nearby college and had brought a group of ~ students to practice their skills. One of the boys later told us that he had seen a shadow move out into the sunlight from the deep shade of the Gatehouse, and one of the girl students said that she had felt a tingling in her hand when she touched a fireplace In the castle kitchen.
Personal Experiences This time John entered the castle with Paul whilst Jan and I, with the dogs, sat in the forecourt of the nearby tea house. We met the teacher again and spoke to him. He said that he often visits the castle. In spite of it having an evil and frightening reputation he likes it and it doesn't give him any bad feelings, although his dog has refused to go near Margaret's Tower. He told us that he had known one of the builders who had worked on restoration of the castle for about five years. This man had had many ghostly experiences and had witnessed a manifestation of one kind or another nearly every day. Apparently, the present builders continuing with the restoration have seen nothing. Many of the manifestations take place during the day. Physical Evidence Some people have had films come out blank or their cameras have jammed. Sometimes ghosts have appeared on film even though none were seen at the time. When I.T.V. cameramen came to take shots of the castle at night for a documentary all their cameras jammed. This happened again the following night after the cameras had been checked and were working properly. On the third night the floodlighting would not function so the filming never took place. Car engines have also failed in the vicinity of the castle. I asked the woman in charge of the teahouse if she had experienced anything ghostly, to which she replied that once when she was in the shop alone she had felt a hand placed on her shoulder yet there was no one else there. Another time her husband was opening the shop early In the morning ~ when a shadow passed across the door, but again there was no one there. Jan and I stared at the Gatehouse seeing John and Paul wandering around beyond. The castle is a fascinating ruin and we felt we had to keep gazing at it, our eyes inevitably focussing on the small Margaret's Tower with its dark secrets. Eventually John and Paul re-joined us, Paul saying that his gadget had recorded slightly less than normal electrical energy in Margaret's Tower where the White Lady is said to roam.
Grisly Suicides After having had a snack and drinks at the tea house we took the dogs for a walk along a wooded path which joined a narrow road which led round the castle's eastern and northern sides. From here can be seen a dramatic view of the castle ruins on top of a high wooded precipice. It was here that two Medieval horsemen, who were Pomeroy brothers, were supposed to have leapt with their steeds to their death so as not to surrender to their foe who was besieging the castle. The ghostly sounds of galloping hooves and cries have been heard. The Haunted Mill House Further on we came to the castle mill house beside a stream and I thought of an account I had read of two women out for a drive who apparently went back in time and they saw the mill house and its surroundings as it once had been, with a girl in peasant dress sitting on a wall. Retracing our steps we went back to the car and drove away from Berry Pomeroy. Noticing some fields of young green corn I was reminded that crop circles have appeared there in recent years and are more prolific than in other parts of Devon. The Brutus Stone ~ Besides ghosts and crop circles there is another inexplicable thing in the area - an ancient stone which is connected with a legend. It is named the Brutus Stone and is set into the pavement near the East gate in the main street of Totnes.
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Origins of the Legend In his History the 12th century historian, Geoffrey of Monmouth, tells of Brutus who was a great grandson of the Trojan Prince Aeneas. Brutus captured the King of the Greeks and forced him to set the enslaved Trojans free and to provide a fleet of ships for their departure. He embarked on a long voyage, seeking a permanent home for himself and his people. Eventually he arrived at Totnes on the island of Albion (Britain) which was inhabited only by a few non-human giants, such as Gogmagog, etc. After disposing of them Brutus peopled the land with Trojans and re-named it 'Britain' after himself.
Aliens? What can we make of the non-human giants? This is a mystery that cannot be solved. Were they some kind of alien beings as has been suggested of the goblins and elves of folklore ?
Fab ication or Fact? Geoffrey of Monmouth was not a reliable historian. He coloured his facts to embellish a story and it is thought that he invented the legend, or most of it, to give a boost to the ancestry of the Britains. What gave him the idea of the giants? The saying 'There is no smoke without fi re' makes me wonder.
Berry Pomeroy and the surrounding area is one of great interest and beauty, and to the seeker of unexplained phenomena, one certainly worth visiting.
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Ghosts at Berry Pomery
Standing on a steep valley side near the Devon coast, Berry Pomeroy Castle is said to be one of the most haunted in Britain
The sun had not yet dispelled the chill of the early morning, and the birds were still chorusing their welcome to a new day from their roosts in the trees around Berry Pomeroy castle. There is a clatter of hooves on stone. A horse snorts, followed by a jingling of harness. A man leads his mount onto the castle battlements. He is quickly followed by a second. A bird flutters from St. Margaret's tower, out over the precipitous west wall and up into the pale blue sky. The horses are restless with a certain nervous tension transmitted from their youthful owners, who - turning to face one another - doff their wide-brimmed hats, revealing the same sad faces and features. Brothers, perhaps even twins. Both with the same grim determination straining their boyish good looks. ~ They wind broad strips of cloth around the horses' eyes, tying them over the animals' necks. Then they embrace each other, cross themselves and commend their souls to God. The birds have finished their morning chorus, and there is a deep and respectful silence. Only the lichen-encr usted walls of the old castle bear witness as the brothers mount their steeds and spur them forwards. They gallop along the battlements at full speed and spring over the western edge, falling through the crisp morning air to their deaths a hundred feet below.
This legendary story is associated with the rambling and ruined castle of Berry Pomeroy, Devon. It stands on a craggy bluff near Totnes and about one mile from the village of the same name. It is said that because of the Pomeroys' part in the religious rebellion of 1549, Edward VI ordered that the castle's fortifications should be reduced. The family refused to obey, and the castle was besieged by royal troops who had been sent to enforce the order. The last of the Pomeroys were two brothers, twins it is said, who defended the castle for many months. Finding at length that they could hold out no longer, rather than submit to the king's men and have their property taken from them, they chose to ride to their deaths off the castle battlements. The castle itself has a history going back a thousand years, having been owned by two families, the Pomeroys and Seymours. The Pomeroys lived here for about 500 years after the family's founder, Ralph de la Pomerai from Caen in France, acquired the property following the Norman Conquest. In 1548 it was sold to the Seymour family, in whose hands it remained until the 1970s, when it passed from the eighteenth Duke of Somerset to the Department of the Environment. Largely destroyed in the Civil War, the castle nowadays presents visitors to Devon with picturesque ruins on an impressive scale. The massive and forbidding gatehouse is the most dominant feature that one sees on arrival. The remains of a Tudor mansion, built by a Seymour in the early 17th-century, stand in the courtyard. Solitary stone stacks in the north wing of the mansion point like accusing fingers up into the sky. http://www.angelfire.com/pa/NewboldRevel/Ghosts.htm 7/3/2007 Ghosts at Berry Pomery Page 2 of2
As well as the legend of the Pomeroy brothers, there are other stories which justify the castle's claim to be one of the most haunted in Britain. One is about two medieval Pomeroy sisters, Eleanor and Margaret, who both loved the same man. Eleanor, being insanely jealous of her beautiful sister, imprisoned Margaret and starved her to death. Margaret's ghost is said to walk the ramparts and anyone who sees her will die shortly after. Another ghost who is supposed to presage death is that of a 13th-century woman, another Pomeroy, who had an incestuous relationship with her father. It is said that because she smothered her child, her troubled spirit can find no rest. In the castle grounds is a wishing tree. It is supposed to have the reputation of granting a visitor's desires provided he walks round it three times backwards. A green mantle of moss and ivy crowns much of the castle remains nowadays. There are sightless windows and doorways leading nowhere. A variety of birds and other small creatures inhabit the crumbling masonry, which provides them with shelter and support. They peacefully settle back down and no doubt breathe a sigh of relief once the last visitors have departed. The castle's romantic image is enhanced by the picturesque dereliction and decay of its ruins. And it is not hard to imagine ghostly apparitions here, nor can one ever forget the Pomeroy brothers leaping out from the battlements on their horses.
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Cont. on chart No. __ m. d. d. b. 22 p.d r-b-.------...,.(F"'"a...,th~e-r"""ot,..,.N.,...o._l_l_, -- Cont. on chart No. __ 11 m. •------(M_o_t-he-r-of_N_o._S)___ --1d. b. 23.______p.l->. (Mother of No. 11, b. Cont. on chart No. __ _ d. p,d. d. 24 ______b. (Father of No. 12, Cont. on chart No. __ 12 m. ------1(Father of No. 6) b. 25.______p.b. (Mother of No. 12, b. Cont. on chart No. __ m. d. b. d. p,b. p.d 26~------(Father of No. 131 m. Cont. on chart No. -- 13 '------im. d. (Mother of No. 6) d. p.d b. 27, ______p.b. (Mother of No. 13, b. Cont. on chart No. __ d. (Mother of No. 1) d. p.d. b. /b~/ft:,~ 28 ______p.b. b. (Father of No. 14, Cont. on chart No. ___ ' d. ,;I..? 'n,-,y /97? 14_,______---im. p.d. (Father of No, 7) b. 29'------(Mother of No. 14, p.b. b. Cont. on chart No.·--> m. d. b. d. p.b. p.d (Father of No. 15, d. Cont. on chart No.~ 15 p.d. •------l301~-(Mother of No, 7) d. b. 311 ______&~~.f;,tu) (Mother of No. (Spouse of No; 1) 15, p.b. b. Cont. on chart No. --: b. /9~o- d. 187'1 d. d. p.b. p.d. p.d. //IIU4tM (3hve,t Name of Compiler______Person No. 1 on this chart is the same Chart No.~ Address ______person as No. __on chart No.---• (Father of No. 8, Cont. on chart No. __ City, State ______8 (Father of No. 4) ~ Date ______b. 17.______.,.,..__...... ,.,,...... ___ p.b. (Mother of No. 8, b. Cont. on chart No. __ m. d. d. b. {b,_,/~ ¢? 18 ______p.d p.b. (Father of No. 9, b. Date of Birth Cont. on chart No. ___ p.b. Place or Birth m.~tfe;- /~'/~ m. m. Date of Marriage 9 .______"""(M,..,,_.o..,.e_r_o...,fN..,.o.__,-1),------1d. d. Date or Death d.~,;.aw, l?aB p.d. Place of Death 19.______p.d b. (Mother of No. 9, p.b. b. Cont. on chart No. __ 2 . t 4 fr~A- ✓ Q,rttdllb d. A- ~er of ~o. 1) t..... d. b. /~l"t?~~,/JI~ p.d 20 ______p.b. b. (Father of.No. 10, Cont. on chart No. __ m.'15~/7/1) ~ m. 10 ~~~Ld..'4-L-..~~~~-,,...... ----1 d • .,k~ 1$",ly; f'l,/-/3. ~.a/76 -:2- d. p.d ~~/Ja~t'V~~ b. -~4-4.. " 21.______6'0 "dla,,t,,Y (Mother or No. 10, p.b. b. Cont. on chan No. __ 5 L-.I..t2...,.Ud:;i~UJ.,L_t.~~~~----lm. d. b. d.J.~~/1:,95"-?J~ p.b. p.d p.b. (Father of No. 12, m. ~l'J / a,.,,-;,, -x'T .. ,...... , I!, cZ./ ~ I 'i'tJ v- . . -1 D 51 twr 111-; ~~'IV~ ---1..!.,______ \, ···-'•·---· -...... ~- ••·•· .. ·- ···--· - -· - -·-· "----I.______FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name ~~ -~ .. (2. .I ,J This Jnfonnotion Obtained From: ~~f_!>and·• Dey Meats Y•r C"tcy. Town or PIK• "I Ccuaty OI' Provtnc•, etc. SlateorCGunlry Add. Info. en ll11!1bcQ."'·•-- 1•••__._,/,;!2~,tt.d-b /1<1.L h . 't; JP'{,_._j/. - Birth - ., __,, LA •• ,",,,.,..)(7JJ.'i>. ~-AA_._) Chr'nd I , c:?..,,., ,~~ rJ '19 Mar. ~ Death /5>~"2 ( 1'(_ --- .-, Au.. ~~ Burial Places of Residence Occupation -- ~::!::l;,: z1ecN,:;. - ~c~>s::t ···-- His Father Mother's Malden Name ··---· Wife's Full Maiden Name ~1 .... ~,,.~ -11. wue•• a~J~ ...... -- O.t.a Dey Modh Year CJcy, TOIID oc Plaee Camey or Pnmnce, ac. srare or counrry Add. Ir:!-,,' '. .. , ···- . Birth 17~0 ~ ... - ····-- Chr'nd (I ·- ... ·-- Death Burin I Places of Residence -.. 0ccuoatlon If other than Housewife . ~.:r: -~u'..r1,1'~4f\gtac. rler Father Mother's Malden Name Se.a Cblldnfl•• Name• In Pull ICblldNn"• (Arnqc In order d btnb) Dec• Dlly Moalh Y•r CUy. Towa or Piao Couacy or ProYSDcct. ~ Slate or Countiy .Add. Wo. c:n GWldc-ca 1 Birth J. /J,•~-' ,A .Ji. - } ·" - -- :,, Death , 1 u (J Places or Residence ------+=--==~__,;a.-====------h--~ .~7'.,,,.) A~~ ... - ... .11- ..... , • Occupation Mother's Malden Name ( d . .,, _ _ ... '7» ••• o---~-- ------FB:.:.irt:.:.:.:..h-1-.-...::L....:....:.2.=-.;; ..:.LnL2.i!ffi:....· ~-~·P:&,.,,,.______...iiil'lll1_:r.:c"'~""·=------"'..,,~l..:!.,--+---· ····------r;..;.;.,.-----+------,------,------+----·-·tchr'nd ·-- Death J _ JfS'Y ~f. J. '..J ,, t. . ,,··- _J Burin1 ., Places or Residence ------~~~;,...;;.------Occupation I( other than Housewlfe I Her Father\.::/ll A :... l:P~ . ..,,. ~•-~.) Mother's Malden Name ~ L .. .-I~ ~ ~ Y ~ ~ 5eJl CIIUdnn"• Name• In Pull Cblldren'• r " (Ananae In order d blrda) IDal • Day Monlh Y•r Chy, TOWD or Pt.ce 1 M , ' ~ r ta«' et,,,1µ Pull ameolSpou•-'9 F'a;;.;r;;..;:.;...... -,t------r------1------Death I - h - J.f~,- Y-J- ••.AA.'. • F .J_,.. _,,_ \ A11rh11 - - 2 Birth J ...... &. ... Mar. II ' Name ol SpouN-9 PlulJ Death ~--~ I : I ~I£:. ._ .:.. F II I '7 ·--1 \ Burial r 3 Birth v- Mar. ' Full Name ol Spouee- Death /I- - ~.J. ... J '2.u, J:. ~---··. \ Buda! Birth J/3-7- /SI(> I , Mar. Peath IL._ ..L- J9o:J. 6'An~. J ~-. · -4-~) \ Burial BII1h 1.2. -'S-J'il/2- ., Mar. I Full Name d Spowie• Death /t, _/n - J'1.9x' a_,I,..~ - \ Burial ~1~11-,1J.~~ q 6 !Birth Mar. p ' Full Name of Spou•e• Death \ Burial l}_i_r:t~ •· .!30 .. ~-,,'"' Mor. , ' Full Name ol Spoueo• Death 7L ..,I - L \ 3urial Birth , I f-;.;__-t------t------:---,.-----.,,.--lf------·.Mar. Full Name of Spouae• Death I ~~ flN'111All<'"P1dfhll'l6)l>yT1wf:wr1unPuhlisbcn,l~.• , •. n.11.. ,.,1,11,1.upn. Husband's full name 12nh-u1_,_ G~ U1;ab. l'uhlhbcn of' TIIE GENEALOOICAL IIELPlllt. Send rur ~ rr,-.: c-,11.&l"SIIC -.itll 11s1, aDJ run dacripdous ar 111:1ay senafoaical aids. .., · Wife's full maiden name ~A.pJ1U> ~ 1uJ Chlldl'en'• Names In Full f Children•• Day Month Year Clry, TOW\i or Place Count)' or Provlllce, Cl~ ~ lArnrure ln order ol blr1h) Oata I State or COWltl'y I Add. Info. on Children No.ll. Birth ~~ _ ~ -Hb:J j/ .·. ./Jr- \ ~~~ Mar. . Full Name of Spouse Death _..,- - ./A - l!t':2 ...'3 ( ~- A ... J'N hi /d .. b--,,. \ Burial No.E:, Birth 9_ 9. ///.2~ { ~-.ltA J...'71 ~ -~11 ~ .,,.-?7J~.-,J,,:t Mar. o:am~ of Spouse Death ;:: "'11!.h-- \ Burial - No.E} (2 Birth 14 - --nc1·1 Day Moath Year C-lty, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or COWll~ Add. Info. a Hust.~ I /J:t,_ )_.A~- Birth h'_ ,1/_ )!,.,., 4 • • >- £.4 "· f.lJ. - - ,I,_ . . . - "'-· r~• •~ ., . ,I·~- , JI Chr'nd '-JH - JL ~ A-:~ ) &~--.., ~.. ~--__ .,.... -, 2. A~'--14 .· -" .-) Mar. ·_1,.) ~_.,DA ,Ld 1. A- 4., - -;t,,,,. Death 9- 4,_/t,.9'i X "'-''--· - 4 .A;. -.. 0 ' A,,.~ -~O "Jv.-,.. /L/.... 8. 112:. ti/ Burial " ,, __ _! -- //J.: ,w . ~'") . Places of Residence -- ~-.1. ! • ~-:J~ r ' Occupation I ~tber wtves, U ani• No. CU ~) c.tc. J_ ~ //,. J/J.-.# - '1H1A ~- • • - 'r7J_ .. ':t/4~i- ake seoarate sh et for c mar. - · - · - ,1 ,. ~ ~Lr.-~. /0L~11~-1- /L ~;J. His Father'7-?&~- ~ • : • ,1 A~ .,,I .. -. ) Mother's Malden Name/?....,..,._. ~.. - ..n.) . II T (J " ,, . .tl~ ~~-- .fl... 4 _ _ . ~Lal Wife's Full Maiden Name ~-,.-A,.74-~ O.....i A WUe's Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place Cowity or~rovtnee, uc. Slate or Country Add. Info. en Wife /~4---.., /6 Jg, Bil:th A- l~bL Ch~'nd . Death /<,j_~_ /LL_~ )f AA_ •• /J. - .. ) ~- ~- . r, V Burial - Places of Residence - Occupation if other than Housewife - ~Nf ~'>f=1/J17r:,N~M\J?t«c. -fer Father Mother's Malden Name Cblldren'111 Name111 in Full IChildren•• Sell (Arnnge ht order ol birth) • Data Day Month Year City. TOWD or Place Comty or ProvtDce. ~ State or Country Add. Info. en ChUdrer. ff AA ___ ~- ) 1 Birth JL.J.2 ·- .. ...4_ ..,,M - _._,. r, . Mar. 1 Pull Name ol Spouse- Death -'.J_8_hd.~ II " r- 'Jn-i-- _-,,J.) \ R11rit:1l I 2 Birth / 9_/2 -/t..4!3 ~, II Mar. Pull Name ol Spous~ 'i beach / "Y - /.:J. .. )'2~ J? II ~, ~ ~ _<, ,_ . I lri \ Burial 3 lBirth ? -/:l .. /6 -LL II I/ ~--n--"- '7/ ,-r. ,d_ - • } Mar. Full Name of Spouse- Death IL 'J? F Jn. -- ~. r-J .. ',J \ Burial 4 Birth •.:1 5 - Wife· s Full Maiden Name ~.. :_ ; ..:Z H ~~ ~h wue·s Data Day Month Year City, Town or PJaco County or Provfnce, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info. OD Wife Birth i,~ .. Chr'nd Death Burial Places of Residence - 0ccuoatlon if other than Housewife WNr h~~s,/~Tt• No. -M~i Cllc. - a e se rate c.r ea • • Her Father Mother's Maiden Name Chlldren°s Names ID Full IChlldrcm·a Sex (Arnnge In order d birth) . Data Day Monlh Year City, Town or Place County or ProV1zlce, ~ Slate or Country Add. Info. on Cblldrer ~,I - • - • J. • ) A_ . ... 1 Birth J - I - h~t, £. .. (/ Mar. V zName d Spouse4' Death /dl.-1- k'Yo- M -'1', • _. ~I• ~-n~. \ A11rial 2 Birth _.1 __~ - It..~ ~tZ.i "'111.tt~ l. ,;t, e.t.e.ct.~ Mar. Pull Name d SpoUII~ Death /_ - 12 -11~ 5 (/.,,,1 •. ·_ ~~.... .l" M \ Burial I 3 Birth ¢.._ 9 - /~ ?? ~,,/) __ .• _J --a-1) .A-1 .. .. I ;!A.Id_, ~ - ••I~ Mar. Full Name of Spoulle"' beath ..1~- d .. /79-sl- _'7L,..1 __ '-J,n._; __ /)A {!1 \ Budal 4 Birth h~- .i - /L ,, 9 L rz :_ -~ ~-··~-- 1 Mar. aPull Name___ ol Spou11~I Death s - /.2- -n,, 1= b;,...... ~.) \ Burial 5 -lJirth ?- 1- IL '71 Mar. J" Name ol Spouse• Death, ._.1..... 19-S'-H _..,, -~.II ~c of Spouse• Dc.'.ath IJL - J.2-.:. li,9." :I! ,0JI -•A • ~- A. ... - ~ .. 6 V - I .M 7n -r'.y \ Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouso• Death p '?1!.A~ :. .) a,_.L • :.. a ) 1,,1_ A ,,\ Aurial •Jr married more dum o,.. -r No. eaC'H mar. ()I ()2 etc. and 11st In • Add. info. c;i, crulc.tren• column. Uae revoreo side for addlllcmal children. other note• references or lllformatlon. CHILDREN CONTINUATION SHEET for FAMILY GROUP No._ I fllfln All C-"l')'ri,t,I 1'16.1 by T1w ll.crlun Puhlwwrs. '""·· 1•. n. 11, ...,, ... '·"""'· S /2t4~llilll'd':..i:#~4Me'-"'i;..a....---411a.,.r-a;..:::e(,lid~idiiil:ia-"'J~~,-,) ____ _ U1:ah. Pllhlkllcn ofTIIE OENEALOOICAL IIELPl:ll. ScnJ for :a fr.,: c.il•IU,IOC Husband full name .... •Ith Ibis and full dcscriptio11s of IUIIJ lfflOlosical aids. Wife's full maiden name '1n,st;,J ~~ Children's Names in Fu.11 I Children'• Day Month Year Clry, Towa or Place County or Provbco, Olt;o SUle or Country Add. Wo. on Children .eic (ArnnH 1n order o/. blnb) Data I I INo/1 Birth Mar. Fu:/Name of Spouse Death 7._ ... , ~~~J._..~J,J Burial /11 . \ ,,A,,.. -J No.J..l- Birth 4- - ?- JLQA ~>~--A ~- ,, -•~) ~.J a ,- Mar. I I Full Name of Spouse Death ,.Jtti-J"'J - //-.9:L ✓ t r- ~ ,;;AH- ••r2 ,d \ Buda! u No.I-' Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death _.;' - ~ - //_q ¢. ✓, ~' p /}~ -· - , 171~1-·f:.'. • ~ \ Burial Birth /')_. /L..9S' ,, ,~ No •.fi - Mar. Full Name of/{ouse Death /0c-5'9- ¢ _ h. 9? ~, ;-, /:' IJ... ~-~ J •-.J \ Burial No •.Lc Birth Mac·. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Bir-th - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar, Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Afrrh Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Auria! No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse !Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse beath \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No.__ Birth !Mar. Full Name of Spouse !Death \ Burial No.- Birth IMar. ~ Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. - Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial F AMILy GROUP No. -~--..;.;H:.:u:.=s:.=b=an::.d.=:.....::'s:.....;F::.,::.:u.::.;;ll:...:N~a=m.:.:e:...,_~)._~/!:::l~~::1::::-_J~~:L- ~l::!::11~~·Si! _.,.~IJ~ id'-==·:.c1:·~~- 4~A-~~l,d•~l:.....---• I Th1s Inf ormotion Obtained From: ~::!>-nd•1 DI)' MCll'llh Year ncy, Town or PlM:• Cowcy or Provine•, etc. State or Couiery Add. Wo. o., tl••!Jl·•~ Birth 4,_ <;, .. /t,?? ?- .n · J•. _,#1) - ~J-4••• 4A.- /{j -1 -A. ... ------t-!C~h!.!.r~'n:!..d:-J.-..£:::...L.::..LKi!:...L.oL-f-1!"2.d:~~!f.4~~0p&&~=..,t.;~~,t.61!1~~..5f;,~J~.=l!.,.,,~,'°4!,.t.,;l#'d~!/.,~----·- ------+---+------t------~-...;...----.J.-----·---·Mar. Death o His Father 'mH ~.a~~~ fl,. ~.o ~-> Mother's Malden Name ""- 1 •·-) Va-<¢1 ~- · " Wife's Full Maiden Name ------tw11e•• ~::.::..::.....=:....=-===-.:.;.:.:.=:.=.:::.:.:....:..::.-=:~::...____::~:;;:a.::::...... ::=t.4,::SIIIG:z:l~Si::S:::::------...$/LI.A~ ~ . -A~ ·------+----+------tr------'------0.La Dey Modh Year Ctcy, Town or PlAco Cou!II)' or Province, Ole. Staro or Co-.mtry Add. Ir.:-:. ; · ·',--- Birth ------r=_.;.;.-+------1------1-----·-·Chr•nd ·-- Death Burin I Places of Residence ------+,_;;;.~;_,;;.---~------~------Occuoatlon if other than Housewtre Mother's Malden Name( A.~.. - /.dh;:_ - _:M Su Cblldnm•• Name• In Pull CbUdren"a (Arn.nae In order of birth) I0.•• 1 _,I,.. ·"' - ... PullNameofSpouN- s:.;M:.:.a::.r:..:•:.-1------t------u------'-•------,, Death q - /~ - /91Ji/- ,, ':J l., ~ , '1?, lb·~ - ,./)) R11rln I \ ,, 2 !Birth .:1J - /.o- /7() b- II Mar. Pull Name of 5poue.- Death ft1 /VJ /]~,,. -- \ Burial 6 Birth ~3-/o ... /1/~ uJ,,hl, .d,,,ie 1 CJMw,._'mLL:;!.r~.. ,I~ .... :::: ::::.______~lJ.:.:.t.:.:.ir.:.i!:.ol!.+------~~------4-----·--··--- 8 ~th .::i,---~- /?/~ /'/ ~M~a;;..r~•~1------+------.------· Full Name of Spouse• ,, Death IP-1::1..,. /?Pl " r- ~~I·,.,} a."_ ... _ \ Dudel 11 9 s:;.B:.:.l.:..rt~h=-t~·~~"'Y""~--:;,,j'i..'l.--.....,Ji;...'J.u>J;...::5=-t ____ ------✓'----'------· -· Mar. ~- Full Name of Spouee• \f-)-<.!;;..•a_[_h-+------._---+------1------·· · · J.~~~-.L/?.....:~::.d~~ ::;d~11o:'~1 "§:,_z.,..s"-==J~-----~~3.::,u,:..;ri:.::·a:.:.14--_~---~r+------'-----··· .:~·:·. 10 Birth /4-/tJ - 17/ ~ // II Mar. n PuU Name ol Spouar \Death 'ja.J_ - __, ~ ~,.,.., . ~urial •fl fflllrrtl'Cl mor.- 1hun "'"•No. ..rh mar. (I) (2) ecc. and 11111: In •Add. into. 011 (:tuhlran• column. UH rover•e aide for addUloaal ch!ld:ru. oehcr DCC•• refenocee or 1nronnatloa'I. CHILDREN CONTINUATION SHEET for FAMILY GROUP No._ F.,,m All C'"l'Yril.lhl 1116.l by Th,r l!wrhm l'uhl;_.bo:r•, In.:., I'. 0. 11,,. .It.II, l.,itt~n. Utab. Puhlldlcn or TII I! Ol!NEALOOICI\L IIELPl!R. ScnJ rur • r"-.! ~o11al11Juc Husband's full name :z/,_.,_ kf,dub ~""~'_,) "'ilh Uses anJ ru11 dcscri1>llons or many scnaloaical aids. Wife's full maiden name ~,?µ..,' ~ ChUdren'a Names hi Full l Chtldren•• Day Monrh Year City, Town or Place County or ProvlAc:o, etc;. Slate or Country Add. Wo. on Children ax (Arnn1:e ln order ol blrth) D111 I I No. II Birth Jt,-. 3- 1 'l::J~ .!!. N.~ A ~ J. ~·- •.1) -.I¥':..,..-~-~- ~-·-A- ·- . r, r lJ.--~-i M .Y--4-41>- Mar. Fu_A:Name ~f Spouse ~ Death I"] _/1_.iAI>. \ Burial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Birth - MaI". Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Rlrrh Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Auria! No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth MAr. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No~ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burlal No.- Birth Mar. Fu~l Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. .. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial CHILDREN CONTINUATION SHEET for FAMILY GROUP No._ F,inn All C"1'1rip1 1116.J by Tbc l:ffrloo Publubch, 1...-., P. (). lkn .IIJI, l.upn, U1:1b. l'uhlWicn or TIii! OENEALOOICAL IIELPl:K. ScnJ fut a frcot c;,l•lusac Husband's full name Chlldrcn•s Names tn Full Children·• et~ - l Day Month Year City, Tewa or Placo County or ProvlAco. State or Country Add, Info. on Cblldren ~ (Arrarute In order ol blnh) Data I I No.Jl. Birth /1,ajJt,? (~_, ,.~-,,.-~, ~-h ~~ "?'I fl... - - Mar. - Full Name of Spouse Death th ..A.- --~.I ... ~ - \ Burial No.E,- Birth J_.,,_-_J_ /?L9 ~~-__,_,,.~.I .A.-11~ __,.~ '71. !1.. 1 Mar. - Full Name of Spouse Death M o~;~~ \ But"ial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No. Birth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birch Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Airth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ AuL""ial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No..__ Bir'ch Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No.- Birth Mar. ~ Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. .. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name e,~A~:_J aJ~,~ - ~J This Information Obtained From: ~~:~nc1·1 Dey Moa1h Y•r C'lty'-Town or PIK• Counly*Provlnce,ecc. StateorO:Nzary Add. Into. on H,1,ben:' Birth 1-s--11,~ r'(/,._ -~~- ~u '7J J_ ~~-~- - Chr'nd V Mar. ~ Death l.:S'-6:J_ n'!3 .2- ¥-··: _;_..) .._/J Burial Places of Residence Occupation -- ~::::,~ ~lct~~Wc~>r:t - ---- His Father /2 Jf~ ~: A.., /I,. DA, ·~) Mother's Malden Name /7_~.'71'1 ~ "'"1 j)~--- u V o-··-· Wife's Full Maiden Name yj --~~ -~~~ WUe'• ... ~-·-· ·•- Dal& Dey MocCh Year Ctry, Town or Plen ec.mc, or Pl'O\'lnce, •c. Stare or 0:Nzary Add. W-:.. , ·, ' ", ··- Birth ,.i./; - 'i' - I :lb s- 7J, Q ·--·- Chr'nd ✓ " ·----- _, ~- . 42L~~ -io~ ~ Death ~- JI- /1WS- ..... - - . .. Burfn1 Places of Residence - Occupation lf other than Housewife - ~w.r =m-~.r-,c:,.N~~n,et-- Her Father Mother's Malden Name Cblldrefl'• In Sex Namea Pull ICbUdnn•• (Arnnae 1n order d btrtbl Der• Dey Mcall Y•r · CUy. Ton or Place Comly ar Provtaco. ~ SC.re ar ~ Add. ID!o. m (;l::l~reci 1 Birth 1:J.. -1 -IJ$1o ?1, !J.., - ~~~.a2 ~eb Mar. Pull Name of Spouw p Death ~ ... ~- .I; \ IRurlA1 a 2 Birth ? -i- /P8/p ;;9:-. Mar. Pull Nam• of~ Death ft\ ~ \ Burial r -- (J -,3 Birth J, _ .2 -l?S8 _A'...~ .. ~ '?Ii-. a,. JJ, -- .. a .... . Mar. Full Name of Spouae4' Death I- 11.s? ':2L."'•~J ~ ~;_ 4 _,,,,.) '21 . .D.°~) p \ Burial ,,P .J ,0 ...... ~ ~. ~ --- • . ·- Q • I ' 4 Birth ? _ II _ J?1Jn .,, l'IK'lll II.II Cupyriithl l'16J by TIN fa-crtoo Pul>luhc,., l..c., 1•. u. 11 .., .,1.11, l.upn, Husband's full name 0~ ttf:f:!..,; r;) U1all. l'llblisllcrs or TIii! Children"s Name• tn Full l Children•• Day Monlh Year Cu-y. TO'lnl or Place · County or ProYlDce, et~ Srate or Country \ Add. Wo. on Cblldren .ea (Anaage In order ol blnh\ Data I "'-fL .-.· .. -r:- } 1 . _ L..,;.) No¼ ,. Birth J_.:f - ~A dA-:, )!,,,u.~- Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death Pl O,!~L~ H '4 I ~ \ Burial No,&! Birth :ti- h -111~~ :f. L - .." ~-" ~ /15",;P ·... Mar. F~arpe of Spouse Death /Y) 1/J.,... \ Burial Birth ~/A .'./Jr.- ~ ~,,:,.. Noda -~, - /:J. - /R.A •.i:;- . ~ ;,L_,~~ Mar• Full Name of Spouse Death F 7A~ ••I- \ Burial No.11],_. " Birth H -?- l~o? ;Jt '._._ A'T_-J~ /D,/,_;\ fl4.w ~,) lJ~~ ~ Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death /. ___ : J: \ Burial No,1' Birth J:t. -//- JS?o QI ':Jl ·",.. J ~u) Mar. ~Name of Spouse Death ~41~ \ Burial No.- (J 131rth - Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Af.rth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Auria! No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial No,.__ Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse Death ' \ Burlal No.- Birth Mar. Death - Full Name of Spouse \ Burial No._ Birth Mar. ·• Full Name of Spouse Death \ Burial FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name ./l_ ·-·. ~--, • ,. ,I This Information Obtained From: ~~~~nd·~ Day MCMlth Year C'lty. Town or Place C~ty or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info. on Hu1beD "-:I. ... - - • IJ ~##--~ ~ . Birth &,.., /~/..t ~"'-- , ~Y . I - -4 -~ - it ..,, - V- ,, - Chr9nd .. r Mar. A. • I- I M 7:. Death rJ/. _::t - fl - /,_ L L .h - - "'- I D - •• ~ ~ • - J - ;, ... - • - -. •_. - J. .,. - ~- .. -c, 'V Burial ✓✓/ /t h " Places of Residence Occupation -- £.ther wlves. U any. No. <_:J ~) c.tc. - ake separate sheet for c mar. His Father Mother's Maiden Name Wife's Full Maiden Name ~~~--·11,.r,1 .. WUc:'a Data Day Month Year City. Town or Place County or Province. ecc. Stare or Country Add. Info. on Wife Birth /I_ /~/fl A . - ~ --. fJ. - -~ .. - ~ ~. ·-• - .. i~~. ·,~: I .. Chr'nd Oeath //4_ /- /'9?c(; I/ ,11 Burial Places of Residence - IOccupation if other than Housewife - ~Nl f~~me,l~rc:f:.M\nt«c. l-ler Father Mother's Malden Name Children'• Names In Full Sex IChildren·• (Anugc In order d birth) . Data Day Month Year Clry. Town or Place County or Provtuce, at;. State or Country Add. Info. on Chlldrer: 1 Birth /L.d,2. r(} ~,.. __ c,.,. ~- A - D 1 . _ 1) A. • - • #~.. Mar. Pull Name d SpoullC" H Death JS"- .:z - /L.¢~ -.A... - - ,6_ ~-- ... -----"" _.., ___ , ? ./(A.. \ R11rinl 2 Birth Mar. Pull Namo ol Spouae8 Death __ ,. ,= //~ _J-,. #- .. : /2 - Burial J? _J _ h,.,J<). J,. - - _4_ - JI - •- - A _J ~ . -~\ .., ---. 3 Birth " '-· Mar. Full Name of Spouse- Death ,, Kl .::tL ... J A. -- - ~-~ Auria! ::r - , ~ _ lln'1> 2.. ,, II~,, 4 airth ~- /~49 /1) ~ii~. - '-72 - :. ~ - A L - - ~) ,, r2..JL._ /Jr- - ~ Mar. Full Name ol Spouae• u !Death .:J./ -:J. - /},:J. '? fl,~ , I - ~ - - -- " M ~-. ~ .. -·- \ Burial ,. 5 Q}.£.!h 9-/hG "- /7)_/p~.- ~-•-A LJ ~--J) Mac-. Full Name ol Spouse• ,II/ Death i.:J- ¥.-/1.o~~ ~~ - - ~ - - -- 4 - ...... • ..I_) ~ ~ ---i Burial " '6 IBirth iMar. Full Name of Spouse• g~i!_l__ ,_ \ ~~udal 7 :Airth --·---- -·----··-- -· M::1r. Fufl ·Name ct Spouao• bt.'ath \ !Burial 8 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse- Death \ Burial 9 Hirth Mar. Full Name of Spouse• Dc:ach \ Burial 10 Birth Mar. FuU Name of Spouse• Death \ Burial •If married mor4-' (h!ln or.. «> No. eac-h mar. (I) (2) e1c:. and list In .Add. info. cm children. columDo Uae reverse aide for addltlonal children. other DCJtea. references or lalormatton. FAMILY GROUP No. -~--H~u...:....sb__;an=---d_'s_F"'T"u_ll_N__;_a_m_e---,1.'J».',44,,,:i:.L.._ " ... -~,..::Sil--~J______,_~:,ld-~~-:t-==· :I:%!:::!."::::::I::::.._ __ This Information Obtained From: ~~!!'-nd' 1 Day MONb Year C'lty, Town or Place County or Provtncc, etc. Slate or c«:untrv Add. Info. on ttu1banc ' --- ~•-.AA) Mar. 4 Death o't I - ~ - /7:2.9 - J_4 ···-· - _,_ y,.J,..,,,. rl. __ .Jj.., , V Burial ------J.:-P~l:ac~.e~s~o~f~R~e~s~id~e~n~c~e~------Occupation Other wtves, U any. No. (U 12) c.tc. "f (~ ~ ~ Makes-rate sheet for acli mar. °" - fl~ - ·• - His Father Jlt,_ ~- .- . • Mother's Maiden Name~ 4,,. _ • 4 - ) Her Father~- - ;, 4. ./. P""- - -- Mother's Maiden Namef1-(, A - ·- $..- _.:, ~'"') u Children's Names In Full IChildren'• Sex (An'aage In order of blrtb) • Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or ProYIJlce, c:te. Slate or Country Add. Info. on Children 1 Birth 1J- //_ /A~L -lo;. .. -- ""'. ~ IJ - ,. ~ - ~1 . ,.. Mar. Pull Name cl SpouSO- II Death I J - II - /4 '>L " Z ~- -.~ R11ri::il 2 Birth II Mar. Pull Namo ol Spou11c9 I. 1 1 £_ .4 - ~- - - -~ ..I Death ,~ ---, ~--4....,Qp.J~.,.·s::::---'~•~A~'DA.0~4----~···::sz.-' -',A~fjl_~~~~------1------l----- ~\ Burial 3 V (1 Birth /t>- .a -/L?9 /jJ,1,, ..... '71.: ~ .. ~_J)_,.~) JI,.• ·-" - ,. L. Mar. , Full Name of Spouae• /).,,, , Death //J ._ .:J. _ h.."'Jq ,, ,1 z. ~\Burial 4 Birth -ZL ~ ~ . '-Jn. :,, __ ~ _./1. o ~ [lA------a-r.----t------t------1------ Full Name ol SpouH• \ Death F /;,,.AA,, ~ · ·· ·' i;;;;B;;...;l;..;;u;;.;;-i.:..;.a_l1----- 5 ~~~1------t------1------Dirth Mar. Full Name of Spouse• Death \ Burial 'ft / Birch CJ &40 ,;,.;/fAf¼c:\· :Ma=r·=====----· ~Full Name of Spouse• Death }'Jt,.~,,. ,,,. _.J /),.J>_ - ,,. • d FH-u:.:::r~ia~I-+-Jl-7---/.-.·-_-/-/4-~-/-+------1------ -----··------•------'------ 8 ~t.:..;.h.;;.~------+------~------Mar. Full Name of Spouse• Death \ Burial ~ 9 Birth f\far. Full Name of Spouse• Dc:ath \ Burial 10 Birth !Mar. Full Name of Spouse• beath \ Burial •n married mor-" than or.~ No. eat"h mar. (I) (2) etc. and Ust In •Add. ,nfo. c;11 children• c:olunm. Use revoreo side for additional c:h1ldrcn. other note•• referencea or laforma•ton. Lyman's History of Old Walla Walla County Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin Counties Volume 11 1918 l.:DW.\llO W. Cf.,.\RK EDWARD WILSON CL ARK E dward Wilson Clark. one of the leading attorneys of Columbia county, practicing at Dayton, was born in :.\for row county, near Heppner, Oregon. on the 15th of November, 1865, his parents being Oscar F. and :.\fary A. (Allen) Clark, the former a native of the state of New York and the latter of Ohio. They were married, however, in O regon, Mr. Clark having crossed the plains as a young man of twenty-one or twenty-two years in 1846. The mother's parents died when ~he was but a little child and she made the long trip •to the west with her brother, Charles A llen, who arrived in Oregon about 1850. She continued to reside with her brother in this section of the country until her marriage. Oscar F . Cla rk took part in the Cayuse Indian war and in 1848 made his \\"ay northward and settled on what is now the city o(Walla Walla in \Valla \,Valla county, \Vash- _ington. The previous year the Whitman massacre occurred. He became familiar wi th every phase of pioneer li fe and bravely met all of its hardships and privations. He was married about 1850 and for some years lived in Corvallis, Oregon. He had been engaged in teaching in the east and was identified with educational work for several years after his removal to O regon. In later years he was elected county superintendent of schools of Benton county, Oregon, and he \\·as also ap pointed the first probate judge of that county. In 1866 he became a member of the board of county commissioners of Umatilla county, Oregon, and he was one of those who were most earnest and effective in securing the establishment · of th~ county seat at Pendleton. Indeed he was recognized as a very prominent and influential citizen of Oregon, where he remained until 1877, when he removed to Columbia county, Washington. Taking up his abode in Dayton, he was soon thereafter elected justice of the peace and served in that office for many years. His decisions were strictly fair and impartial, being based upon the law and the equity in the case, and that he enjoyed the full confidence of the public is indi cated by his long retention on the justice bench. Death called him in 1898 and his widow, surviving for about a decade, passed away in 1908. Edward 'N. Clark was reared under the parental roof and completed his education in the Dayton high school. In 1886 he took up the study of law, read ing under the preceptorship of Judge M .. M. Godman, of Dayton, and in 1888 he was admitted to the bar, after which he opened a law office in Dayton, hL, abili~y placing him, through the intervening years, in the front ranks of the profession. He served for ten years as prosecuting attorney of Columbia county and for five years was city attorney of Dayton. He was also for one year city clerk and at the present writing is a member of the board of education, in which position he has continuously served since 1893. The public school system indeed finds in him a stalwart champion and one ~vhose efforts in its behalf have been characterized by marked progress. On the 28th of Febmary, 1892, Mr. Clark was united in marriage to Miss Nel1ie B. Gritman, of Dayton, a daughter of Delos \V. and Mary (Davis) Gritman. Her father, who was one of the successful agriculturists and prominent citizens of Columbia county, served for a number of years as a member of the board of county commissioners and was widely recognized as a man of sterling character and genuine worth. l\Ir. and Mrs. Clark ha,·e a son, Roscoe L., who was grad uated from \Vhitman College with the class of 19r5 and is no,v a student in the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Fraternally Mr. Clark is connected with Dayton Camp, No. 95, vV. 0. 'N.; with Dayton Circle, No. 238, Women of Woodcraft; and with Dayton Lodge, No. 3, K. P. He ranks with the leading and representative residents of Dayton because of his loyalty in citizenship, because of his genuine personal worth and also by reason of his professional ability. He is a man of well balanced intellect, thoroughly familiar with the law, possessed also of comprehcnsi,·c general informa tion and of an analytical mind. He is recognized as a formidable adversary in legal combat but one who at all times holds to the hig·hcst standards of the pro fession, his record reflecting credit upon the history of the bench and bar of Washington. <7~ :5~¥- (5"1-J HISTORIC SKETCHES OF WALLA WALLA, WHITMAN, COLUMBIA & GARFIELD co•s 1882 o. F. CLAR~:lives in Dayton; is a Justice of the Peace; owns two and one-half acres of city property; was born in Tioga Co., New York, September 10, 1827; came to Oregon in 1847, and to this county in 1878. CLARK: lives in Dayton; is a Justice of th~ PTe.acc; 0 · F · r ·t rty· was born in 1oga owns two nncl onc-hnlf ncres o c1 y prope ' 0 in 1847 Co., New York, September 10, 1827; came to regon , and to this county in 1878. --~--~-- ,;I d1\11ghter 1 l\lrs, John Long, but while in this city, Elmer and Edward, the there she was .. ~tricken with pamlyr.,ia former an cmploye of the Crescent from which she did not recover. lier clothing store and the l:tltcr being remains we~e iaken to_ Kendrick, Idaho, for burial,; She leaves two sons ancl two prosecuting attorney of Columbia coun· ty, of Milton <1nnghte1·s 1 namely, W. 0. l\lntzgor, of Loren Clark and Chas. , this city, Geo. Matzger, or Wilbur, Clark, of Lewiston, all of whom at- I Wash. l\Irs Peter Kriger, of •Let>lnncJ, tended the funeral. Idaho, nncl Mrs. John Long, of Newport The remains arrived in J)Jyton Mon~ ~ Washington. Mrs. Matzger crossed th~ plains in IS-17 with her hnebntHl nml day evening and the funeral was held hns hoon n resident of the Inland Empire from the residence of E. W. Clark since, She was n resident of Dnyto11 for Tuesday arternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. ml\uy years, having settled here in t.hc J. C. Van Patten officiatin1t, Mrs. year J8i2. W. 0. Matzger of this cit,• 0 Clark was one of the pioneer residents tl1•1,artetl for Kendrick, Idaho 1'h11r:--,la J morning to attend the funeral. '7 t!JC!;'" IY'l" a DIED, I • Mrs. Druzilla Wiiham died at C 0 I t~:tprcgon, on September U.ie 29th. ~t~. CLARK-In this city, Fob. 12, 1885, 0. F. 1 uun was a sister of Ohn.rles All ; Clark, aged 74 yoars. · th111 r.ountv und l\Irs Abi ·1 Men. o Oscar .Imzallen Clark WRB a· native of ll~ld .Mrs. 6, 1". OJark ·or lhi~AJcih• nts1~! the atate of New York. Ho l'amo lo the ;;l~A ;i~~SD~~~~-i~regon, ha,·iug C~O;t!Od Pacific Coast in au early dny and settled in Benton county, Oregon, where he eo• 1 ga1:ed in farming. In 1802, _when the! Florenr.c and Warrens gold disco\·eries I turned the tide or itnmfgralion to\l:(l,rds. the \Va11a Walla country, be came here 17 t2er /~9 6- and followed the business or freighting Un~le CharleR Alie~, ~.~l,-,:·J}ailoyr1hnr![, from Walh1la to Lewiston, He then set was s., years old last Wcrlfll•:-;chy. Mr. tled on Willow creek, Umatilla co11nty. Allen crossed Urn plnins in '-ii .willi : OrP.gon nod· engaged in stork. raising. 111 He closed out his fnteresLe· there after a 'o.'C team and hs1E1 HC'en tho l':11·iti1: N11rtl.• few years and located in Dayton where west dc\•elop from tho v;i!,1., 111:-:·,; It- 1!, 1: be Jived continuously up to the time of ch•ilfa:,tion of thr~ prr-n•1:r I i1:,,•. bis death. During hie residence here he· has been repeatedly elected lo tho oftice of' Jnatice of the Peace. I l\Ir. Clark leaves seven children and a widow. Hie wife was a Miss Mary A. Allen ~·hom be married in Benton county 1 Oregon. · · been content to serve as a general J.t1- ~ 190.,,.._ . clerk, nnd a pharmacist's assistant, ;~,--•A' i with the time of his retirement nl Elm·er .Clar1t~'.L •_r.~ I E. W. Cl~~k returned from Heppner, I . .. • ' . ; . . .. . - I - .- . . '. Oregon Thursday. He eays·the calam- ways in the offing an·d now a reality. . i~y is simply indiscribable~ His mother I Betwe drug store with E. S. Ryerson, from Lodg~ .~;t'TQ •._ 26, . _F._&~.;M.; : l~oyal 1 · whom he received his first lessons !\.,$~-\;J4.~~9h,s p1i~~~¢t)·{o_.: · ?. :9f; Iin filling prescriptions. He· has mas Dayt~m;::w_ash1µgton, 99.ni.l!l~n4~' ~'ry,. '.Kn~ghts. remp~a:r, '"o.f: W,~iJ.a , tered pharmacy to the extent ~hat Walla,. a_nd ;. El . K~tif . Sljd_l)Ef 'of he might have taken· examin'ations ~p~kan:e. , ~,' ··~ ··: · .. : ·., ·: ~:·:!'.I and become a registered pharmacist a number of years ago, but he has been content to serve as a general ~~19f-7 clerk, and a pharmacist's assistant, with the time of his retirement al ways Jn the offing ap·d now a reality. Between 1910 and ~915 he was_ in Elmer Clark Retires I business with Henry Parker in. the building now occupied by the Day Death of Mrs. Emma JL Clark ton Inrr, and after that partnership. One of the most estimable of women, After 49 Years was dissolved, he took a position and a member of a pioneer Paciflc . with W. L. Walls, who owned ancl coast family passed away Wednesday i Elmer Clark, who has been asso operated the Drug Store for many at 2:30 a. m. in this city in the person I ciated with the drug store business years, finally selling to R. C. Wool-' of Mrs. Emma M. Clark, wife of Elmer . on Main street since 1898; and has son, the present owner. Clark. Mrs. Clark had been a. partial : long been a favorite salesman with So familiar has he become with invalid for ·many years and death: ! old timers and newcomers alike, re all lines han'dled by the Elk Drug seemed almost a. welcome visitor to i tired from active · business life the store in his many years there, that end her sufferings. She was born near 1 first of the month. patrons have taken on the habit of Eugene, Ore., on August 16, 1883, was ' Forty-nine years is quite a Ume lo asking Elmer what kind of cough married to Mr. Clatk about 14 years· serve the public, but the ,proprietor medicine, solve or vitamin tablets ago in this city. Besides her husba~d of the Elk Drug store, where he has they use, trusting his memory rath and her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Single-. spent most of his business career, er than their own, and always find tary of this city she leaves three broth- R. C. Woolson, says not to take his ing his judgment infallible. Elmer's ers, J. M. Singletary of Eugene, Ore., retirement too seriously as he may . treatment of customers throughout J. W. Singletary of Woodburn, Ore., 1 be called back now and again, and his ncnrly 50 ycnrs on Main slrc-!!l and Samuel Singletary of Yakima., if the store ls in a pin:ch everyone has been one of the truest examples Wash. Two sisters also survive, Mrs. knows Clark w111 be there. of .. friendly service'' ever seen here, Anna Hartung of Yakima. and Mrs. Al· Born in Lexington, Oregon, Elmer an'd while he will be seen socially ford of Eugene, Ore. Samuel Single- come here with his parents whe.n and about the streets much as usual, tary, Mrs. Hartung of Yaldma. and a but a year old, so he knows no other he will be greatly missed at his old- niece, Mrs. Myrtle Peterson of Grang- home than Dayton~ He attended the time post of duty. · er, Wash., arrived bere Wednesday. Dayton public schools and was grad Elmer is a great fisherman ancl She was ·interred in the city cemetery uated here, taking his first job in a takes no little interest in 'bird-hunt where her father and brother are drug store with E. S. Ryerson, from ing. He has a cozy little· cabin on· buried, the funeral being held fro~ whom he received his first lessons Coates creek where he expects to the family r13sldence ln Brooklyi! ' in filling prescriptions. He· has mas spend much of his leisure time, and Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with ' tered pharmacy lo the extent that visitors to the Wolfe Fork durirrg Rev. W. C. Gilmore/officiating. he might have taken· examiaations: the coming season will no doubt and become a registered pharmacist find him there more often than at a number of years ago, but h~ has his home in town. (p ~ /9¢0 MRS. ELMER CLARK Mrs. Elmer Clark dled at the Brin Ing hospital 'Thursday evenlng after . MRS .. E. W. CLARK a week's Wness. Her health had not \ been of the best, but her illness had 1 not ·been thought critical, and her' ·DIES FRIDAY EVE., death, which was wholly unexpected, came a great shock to her family Mrs. E. W. Clark died at. her home as in this city Friday evening at. seven' and frlends. o'clock following several months of "1neral services were held from tllness. Flmera.l services were held · the Hubbard-Rogg chapel Saturday .from the Hubbard-Rogg chapel Mon• afternoon at two o'clock, with the day a.ftemoon with. the Rev. Thomas Rev. R .L. Jenkins of the Methodist Mccamant of the Oongregat.ional church as officiating clergyman, and church in charge. Music was provid Lindon Barnett; soloist. Interment ed by DBll Gaiser and Leslie Arm st.rong, accompanied by Mrs. H. Z. was made at Waitsburg. Brown, and members of the local Ruth Sherman was born at Endi cl1apter of the Neighbors of Wood cott nearly 38 yea.rs O.BO and o.t crnrt, of whicl) Mrs. Clark had been · tended school there. Before coming secretary for more than 20 yeo.rs, at here she lived at White Salmon anfl tended the services in a body. Lovely at Wal~burg brlefiy. She was mar floral offertng.s banked the front of ried to Elmer Clark tn · 1937, and the chapel. this had since been her home. She Nellie BeJle Gritman v.•as born at. ; Greenvte.w, • Menard county, Dllnols, made many friends 1n this commun ; Aprll 14, 1872. She was the sevent.h lt,y who deeply feel her untimely '. of the 11 cbtldren of Mr. and Mrs. death. ; Delos Gritman. She came west wltk Besides her husband, Elmer Clark. ·her parents ln 1881 and waa ma.rrted she leaves two chtldren by a former · to Edward W. Clark of this city Feb- marriage, Charles Kingman, 17, and ruary 28, 1892. Surviving , a.re her ·Jean Kingman, 13; her parents, Mr. • husband, E. w. Clark,· one son, Dr. · and Mrs, M. A. Sherman of Aber- · Roscoe· t,. Clark of Sacramento, Call!., deen; two brothers, Marton Sherman, a da.ugbter, Bernice Nell Clark of Endicott; and Cla.rk Sherman, Ho this city, and one grandson. She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. May Roe of quiam; and four sisters, Mrs. T. Jt. Nez Perce, Idaho, and Mrs. LUhl Dingle, Coeur d'Alene, Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Spokane. The late Dr. A. Danielson, Aberdeen, and Mrs. Hom D. Gritman or Moscow, was a er Johnson and Mrs. R. R. Hutc~.:> brother. son, Pullman. ,, 'f~ /'it.,7 -:·iocoe Clark, ·who.bas been attenc~Ung 'e- University. of. Pennsylvania at -htiadelpbta, came home last weelt to Dr. R. L. Clark .pend' the .summ~r m~nths visiting ~{parents, -Attorney and Mrs._~. °W_· Passes April. 9 c''arit. · · ·· · ----~---- ...... _._,.______, Word has been received in· Dayton of the death of Dr. Roscoe Loyal Clark, 73, retired Sacramento physician who had been living near McArthur, Calif., on Sunday, April 9. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark, he was born Oc tober 8, 1893, in Dayton. He graduated from Dayton High School. Af.ter graduation from medical school in Pennsylvania, he prac ticed in Sacramento, Moscow, Idaho, Washington and Alaska. He practiced from 1929 to 1951 in Sacramento. Family ~embers include his wife, Edith; a son, Dudley G., and three grandchildren, all of McAi:1:hur. t#..5 {!)u 1?2> 3 9-~-~/~/1 Charles W. Clark, Early MRS. LETTIE CLARK BARTELL Mrs. Lettie Clark Bartell, wlfe of Mrs. Lydia Clark Crabb. . Dayton Resident, Dies o. E. Bartell, formerly of Dayton,· Mrs. Lydia Clark Crabb died at the Charles W. Clark, a member of died of a sudden heart attack early home of her · daughter, Mrs. James ...-... one of Wnla Walla's oldest families, Saturday morning at her home at Stearns, Monday July 7, at 4:30 a. m. f ' and· a resident or Dayton during the the Denny apartments, Walla Walla. The funeral was held Tuesday, July· Funeral senlce were ·held Monday eighties, died at his home In Walla 8, at 4 p. m. Walla Prlday night at the age of 87. at two o'clock, with the Rev. Ken Funeral services were held Monday neth Claypool officiating, and burial i ~rs. Crabb was born. in· Indiana afternoon at two o'clock from the was made at the Mountain View August 8th, 1829, crossed the plains Cookerly and Groseclose chapel in cemetery. in 1863 to Wilammette· valley, Oregon, Walla Walla with the Rev. Gordon Born in Dayton, the daughter of remaining there ·15 years; tften came Hart 1n charge. the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, to Dayton; remained here for a time; Charles Clark was born near Port Mrs. Bartell had spent her entire . then went to Lexington, Oregon, living llfe here and 1n Walla Walla. Het land August 29, 1846, and came to there four years. From there went to Walla Walla wlth his father, the grandparents came west In the mi gration train of 1843 and her grand Caven_dish, Idaho; from ther~ to St. i late Ransom Clark, In 1859. He Uved John, Wash. '.... 1n Walla Walla until after his mar father took up a claim on Yellow riage to Maggie S. Gray In 1872, .hawk creek whlch became known as Mr. Crabb died in 1913, at the home when he moved to Dayton. He was the Ransom Clark donation claim. of bis daughter, Mrs. James Stearns, first employed ,ln the woolen mills, . Her parents celebrated their golden of North 'Coucliet. and later he became ·the bookkeeper .wedding 1n Walla Walla ln.1922. Mrs. _Crabb is survived by.one daugh for Dusenbery & Stencel, p\oneer Lettie Clark received her education ter, Mrs. James Stearhs of this county; merchants of Dayton. The Clarks; 1n Walla Walla and was graduated from the nurse's training school of four sons, John W. Crabb of St. John, returned to Walla Walla after spend- l Wash.; Geo. W. Crabb, of Cavendish, ing several yeal"S in Dayton, and J St. Mary's hospital. For a number they celebrated thelr sixtieth wedding I of years after her marriage to o. E. I4aho; Jarrett Crabb of Orofino, Bartell slie Jlved ln Dayton, but anniversary there last June. Mr. j Idaho: Clark Crabb, of Spart~, Or.egon. later returned to Walla Walla. Clark was the thlrd oldest man born 1 1n Oregon, and the third longest , I · · She was a charter member o! the consecutive resident of. the Walla · · Graduate Nurses' association, a Walla valley. charter member of Walla Walla chap 1 ter No. 12, Daughters of the Pioneers ts ! Besides his widow, M1·. Clark of Washington, and a member of survived by two daughters, Mrs. a. i the First Congregational church, E. Bartell and Miss Mary Clark, : Walla Walla. She was very active in I? i4_!_?IK . both of Walla Walla, a grandson, I fraternal orders, and hnrl held num Charles Bartell of Walla Walla, a i erous offices tn Mistletoe temple No. M111 ••11,iao lfaUoy ·rui.·11e1. ~ siste1·, Mrs. Ell2abeth Baker of Ever- I 23, Pythlan Sisters and Bee Hive Re• M1·s. ,lllllU i1uuu1·. ~h~ ·v.~l~H~~ U.Y(J~1 f ·::,. ett, a brother, W. S. Clark of Seattle, bekah lodge No. 7. In llullllll'hUIII Mim1lll)' 1iloi·uhu,, 'V"" and two half br.Pthers, H. A. and Surviving are her husband, o. E. hrc,ugh~ lo l>nylon fu1• 'ii,,i·lnt' ~,ntili1~ A. H. Reynolds, both of Walla Walla. Bartell, a son, Charles G. Bartell a. hur lnuslmud, ,loim UuUoY,. wh~ -do .. daughter-in-law, Lucllle Dale B~r 1m1·to,I t.hl1t itr.u ~bout. ty,p1it.1•t~ve tell, a sister, Miss Mary E. Clark, and )'Ulll'd llilO, nnd lhu rn,ioral wlll \Ju b"tl two uncles, Harry A. and Allen H. rru111 U,u lllu·lisUun Uhm·ull Lhht nrt.ua·- Reynolds, all of Walla Walla. nuuu ul 2 u'cluck. . 'J'ho uutluyet WOl'O lLIIIOIIK lbu uau·ll uul uomu1·11 lo thl11 cunuLr)' whou IL w11a 'uettiu,t uucl llvocl horo for a,u.uy yu1u·11. Mr. l111Uu1 rlratl 01uu·uto,t u. amwmlll, nn,t lntc1·. rulluwocl r,u•mln(( nnd, tho rnmlly t11ullo Mund• · whua•avoa• thuJ wuru ttllm,Lod, M1·11. lhilluY ulLuluod lhu rh•u uht. ngu ur 02 )'Ulll'l,t Un~ tlLh ur'luisl Uu· , 1, comhor und ho11hlo11 lun.vl111 Ii lu.1·1e, : r11111lly or_ cialldren, ehe ia isua·vlved by ; 1 a iaumber or ir,~clc~i~<}r~~ ~4. thr~~ Kt·uut 1r11mtcbtldru11, two or )Vl1oui llve In. SuntUo untl on~ ·~ San P'f~P,CJaco. 11'\10 11&,Uc,y .olllhh•ou . 11.a•a -Nu.U11111lol 1111Uoy · or . l:h111111tor,• Oa'dllUII; - Mrs.: .luru1,1lnh lhtlluy, Mr11, A. · Jtouuyor, nleu 1>f i1all~ust11~m, WI\N '""' 1' lo 1·0Ht. unit lnal Bnm111y. Mr11, ll&&Uoy. 1 ht uurvlvu~ hY 01io. etl1tur, "1•·~•. l,Y41~, ClJ-nhhu, wl,u h1 80 yonr• or utco, un~ I 111111<01 hor humu huro ·with 1"11' chUIKf ~, { tor, Mt·M. ,IUUU.,N fflolll'UM. --__·_ HUSBAND:..._~~Ba,,4."--...£:.,.~~~~__J~~~----,:----,------11 7 95 furn /~ kpl: If~? Place~~2::fj:::l,~~~..u.r..£:;P..:.______. Married______1 PJace ___-S,,Jjrt'.4d~~..a...--.J..,,ll:~~~--11 Sheet suhni tted by: Died Lel. NL IC9 rs - 7¢~ ~ace--~--~~------H furied at C&,,p,.,, ~JfJ Church Aff. ------11 Other wives______--fl -~FATHER---"'~~1!!:2!!::::::....______--4 Date 1 AUTII:-:o=R~I-=TI~E-S_: ______furn------P]ace ______---11 Married Place______-fl (List vo]une and page) ------Place______---tt Died~------Ihried at______Church aff. NOTE; MOIBER so that ------,1PJace ______, Born 1 ------Place ______u Died------B.ir i ed at------Oturch aff. ------• PJace ______...... ;;...==--'------tt PJace~~~~Lx.J.:C.------11 Oturch Af.f. ______---tt Place ______--tt Place Place------tt Otu rc ------h Aff. ______-ft Place Pl ac e ------______-ff Cllurch Aff. CHILDREN BORN DI ED MARR I ED ~&======#======J:======I======::::::::::=:=====\\hen \\here \\hen Yrhere To v.hom \lihen \\here I 1 ,41J---(~,:t.,t,i.~-L1..------fi~-~--~~~------4------ 2 tr.1---.J~~~___;~------U------.l~i'40-i;lr,,IL------+------ 3 fv\f--a<:=5;;.ra:.::U,1',~~lol2..------U-----~~i;,ez::i:"4------~-+---=~---,------ 5 l'l~uI.Ja&=~L------~1-----~~~=------~~~------ 7 f'lll-L~~t..t..e~~~:dl::2~----.J.j._j~:.!::!...-__::_,.J,.,::~~4------+----A~~~~~------ 0 rr,L--!::.LJ.--!::::~~:::::::...------...l.L.-----~~«.L,,l!::.,______-:--=---~---;---;i--r----:---- . ..: , .· . •.·.··. . ·.· :rn t,hr: ::t!1,cr10r C0t1rt, of the ~t,;·.tc of 1-fas hin,.·ton fnr t he co11·.i-:ib1a. :: .·, ! n ~he ~~tier of ~he ·.state of J>·ary /,. C:lar',. rlcccsacd. :Pct~tinn for Appoint~ent : of 1\dr.11 nis trat,or . .:o ·the ·:onorn.blc Chester '. .' . JiTllor .::udc·c of the above -.:·0t1r pc,-:,1~•,ioncr J. st. """ ., "' 7,... .• - I • • , ·,at,cd :-·cbruar:v : '. ~-rd. l ~J (;'/. ..------.. --~..,.,------·----~---. - r ID \he SUper1o~ court or the state or' Wafthington,tor Columbia county. In tbe .,,~or the ea\a\e i Oharle&S Allen ,deoeued. • 0 i, -~ • "' ',,··. '. L ...... - ---·------r ------. "' ~· \ ... ~·""'' . . ., . .. -~ •I 4 I tl,,c, c,c:,a_.J>l ,a,;.] -~t.-e;: ,.-;,...,_..__ l J ~..,;.ti::m::.www..1..-... ~hy:he~----·· ~-v-~:::_L..,_ _•.... ll:-~ · . -. · "" . .. .1\:._ -~-• J.~ -'-· ...... ____ ...... _ ... ;., lM c-r of_ .. 4. ~ -- .. i§"~-: ~ c:~ , .::..J ' !:S.,btcnDf"o,I aoJ ~won, 1u. i:.. npm Coort, before -• !hot. _ __;/. _ ,,2 __•:. :... 1 ! __,lay of ' I · _ _Lc_c..J. t '7 < 2- ,ss_ I • I . _?_;· ------~ :___ 1)> .. . .J...... 1 • t · c L ' ..· --?:... =·•. J > ~. '· ' :~ _J L .: ~ ... ' :, .. ,~."":. ~ . ------.·' . .i Ill 'l'U SUPJ:IIIOR COUJl'r OP 'rliF. S'l'ATJ: OP WASHIHO'rOlt POR COLlW.BIA CO\.'IA!Y • \~};i) I ~~:?~:/jt ; .-· -i. In the ~au:/t the e~ute I Pinal re~rt • lift~I-: .. · ..· .. ·., .. · .:...:,,· ... f ) &· ...:• tl· 1 !; ··: ---:::::e: :::~:e:::::.~xem:tr1x ot the Laat mi and teetU9nt ot · .. ··_:_:_· .. _··_. [;.i:.~..~... •·.·:·:····.:.-;:.;:_. __(_:,i_ , Charle11 Allen,deoeaeed ,and preftenta 1thit1,he:r. final ,_.eport of her ... doing ~ If· .. 1 a .. 11110h exeoutr1x from the tiMe or he,. Rl>Po1nt,ment, to the p:reaent· til'le: That 1mmed6ately Rf'ter he:r. appointment as auoh exutrix- .flhe oau11ed l·· · ·.:·~ notice to the. cred1tors·.of' said deoeaaed to .be J,\tblinhed in the Columbia ~- · ::\ ft;~· .. Chroniole a weekly :•rieWA. r.,aper printed and publ1wh-.d in. ea1d county and ._., · _. .. .-. 11t.ste ~.. ~qu1:r1ng them to present t:teil" clAintil ~ig~1'iiftt. fl&id eflt.at.e w1t.h1n · ' · · ·· }:/·· I~ ·. one year ~t.e:r the dat.e or _the. first pttblitlaUon of .ea~d not.1oe·. ,or .i":e ·. · _.:"_ ·.. ,: :· ...... , , ·: forever bu:,oed ,an~·th!tt nore .than one yea~:hae elap•~~ e1noe the date_.,~t• 1:·~·:·: .. :~ :;,{· L :,·-: the :ru-"t publication: of' .. Mid. notice ,and ncrcla.1~ have .been._.1"1led .. ~•1na\ :· .. ·.-_:.:. i' .: ·. aRid estate ,~!~... :,,11 the.,..expensea or adm1n1~tration have been tully paid · ·,:: •·. :· ;.~. / and. ,ia1d estate ·:..e ·now .ready to,. final flett.lement. and d1str1bUt1on 1n··.the } ·-~----. ~:~: -.:. ·-menne:r provided by e;'id L"'aRt Will nnd Tel!ltBD_len1. -.:.. :.:' · t:· ., · .:: f. 'f.-".R E O 1. I ·-p IT S • . 1 .. · .. ·. I\·.'.::. ~: . g:~te~!e:~~ft 1u1 ])er inventory :·~~--=~.:- 0 ~e;:i,~i.::"~~::d ti;::gg ;.. /'./. ~- • •1. • 'l'otal reoeiptli.... · -.::< ils9.00 '.'. ·. < ~ . ..) . /.· ·,~•-~-•' ,• 1L • j: Pa1d Cour\ co~~~J.;.~: R s Et~J:)!, T s f ·--: . 1. . : ~::;y:i:~:ell :;::~• f . ·;.-: f.· " PUb11nat1on,not1ee f 4.85 t · · · f .. $73 i 10 . ~·~-·: .._-:~} ! ·. ; .... : r· That no property hH come into the hande or y0\1r exeoutrix thAn that· .. i. =.. -.. ·':':._. I r.tentioned and deM:ribed in the inventory herein • . . . · :.; • · : · .. ~ > .•\· That by the t,erma ot ea1d Will ,David Allen,Jo11eph Allen·.·and Ko2'r1*:i.: .-.'!°:_.·->:, .~'.. Allen are .eaoh ~ntitled to rece1ve One. Dollar and no more : And; t.Jlit; t1ie :·: · L.. ·.:·\--.:}: _. ,t',:'. ·wife.of ·11a1d·deceafted Jfara111·aa Allen 111 entitled to receive all.·t.he .. reeti,·.>_.! ··\·~/-.:.: !.···· ree1dtte and ,remainder ot _ee.id eRtate to have. and. to hold ·dl1Jt1ng .lier:: ... • .i_..:. ·.-J. \/:.:(.:• . natural -lUe · ,and at her de11th .to go. and beoo11e the property '..ot· .. aeorge:.,{· ·.?I.\.~ ..'·.:~; r ·, Allen 1110n or ttaid · deaeaeed • . . · · ...... · ·: ·. · : t :.- . · .: :·, . . ftllREPORE your e•eautrix prayn tor a hearing on-.th1a. repori.:··;anc1 .. /\:·;··:':J :;:\/\; upon eaid hearing and the evi·denoe t,o be .·addua'ed.· tbilt.:the-·.11ame.i~;:::a11owed-~::O::,l.-'_::,:.~:.\:.:.1 .. . e3>proved a...'ld oon:f'irmed and settled. , and ·that .. 8aid ottat·e. :'be:•.-disJr1b\it'ed \:<·=.::-- :: .. :.:~·.-:::~~;,; in the !llllllller herein and 1n 8111d WUl ·41reoted • · ·· .. · _·.· ·.. _•.·.. . , ....·. ·. _· /\·,:-t-:/f~~~ i . j ... ··· __ ·· .- ·-~:>>:_2il~&i;J ., ~. STATE OF '7ASHIHO'l'011 ) . ·. .-· ._. ·.:. ·_.·.· .. ·._·.·->·t~/:-:_\~t~if:t.~~\·! ,; i :::.: .. l . ) ss...... "-::·~· ·-:·. :,:-:: ~~:: ~.·: :·. :.:. ;.:;_--::~t~\:-:{ i~~~~tt~ I county or Columbia ) . . ·. , . ·. •. -:. :: ··.,·. •·'::;=,-:,~~t. ;,,,:.~~-:t~:1 , ... · .. · t Luv1na Bailey: being :r1r11t. -~ly.: ~o~ .. on . oath·:. i,ay~:·J~iiat:~:tihi::tiiltii~t{.r:. t~i~~l~f-~ ~ . 1 exe~tr1x ·ot the eetate ot.· the :•~ve ..:.named,.tleoeaaed /;:thlttli•¼~abov.e:;:afid.-~~i.~.t~·,:·.i·J~•~X!J:•.:.:.J! ! _:toregoing.: 1ft: :f\tll ,t:ru". end ·_eone:ot:._:ro»c,M, ,·ot)!ier·:=.c1oing-i;a't~.Siio&tneoa~r.ff;f?~~,.;.1::~-~7~~-t:t;,:~] ;, ·._from the:":t1me.=._ot.:~6T. ·appo1ntment··.~o~.;tlie~~:pr.~s:&nt•::,i·1nr~.~!.~i·lfitt:;;il\'i\~~\1ie.. ~iali.;r-;.t~;t~~·1t·:£%}~;1£· . . :·1Ra· tme report ot all: moi,i:ers ?°~/tt:;I~0)~j!~-y~~;r.t\1 ... SUbeor1bed and norn to before _me·_· 'h:1e_ _, __a;1.o .1 .. • :. _ .. ,;,:.: ... ':• ..-·~£:•/.~-:-t:.:-:-J!.:·t\" . .-· !{;.~i. '! '. :...... ~ot;;,~~ ,, ,·~ i·;:~~ -::'~i::G:»j:'.ifljI}J{/;:;fII . -. -.. - -• '.'~:::EJ.:.:_t:_;·::.:_:.:~.~-~.-.~.:,·:~1.:..~: .. ~-·'.: ..:-.:.;:.::i_.-.;;_J_::_:· ••·•· ,.._.,,_. ~.•,,._. 1. , •rt·•,.:.• t••::::-:1~-.,.,..A._'--"'·.•--u.•,,:,,~ 1 .,....•~at,...,_.,,,,_~-.,:,.8.t-,· ... ..u'.IIIUl"'.,.,v• .-,. • .c...,..G',11~.4 •tor~~...... ,,.-. - - .- . , ... , ...! ...... t,, .•. ~ ..... ,.,..,_,, ... ~.4... L . . L :.\_/1}1:··1 r .... ·.. ·. . . r • • .... ' ··~-.: • .... / ·••.>.~~-~~--'i~~:;·,·.··~ ··- .~ .-,,~ · ... - . - . . ... :j'{i.(~·:···; ..., .. •:. ir~····· · ... -· In \he SU»erior Co,u-t. ot \he state or W&t1J\1ngt,on tor Col~ OOWl1.7. In \he M\\er ot \he ea\ate 0 ot 0 Cil&rlefl Allen ,deoeft"ed O S\ate ot YaRhing\on I ss. i~l•.: Coun\7 ot Columb1a ~~l:. ~~· ,,~-fi: t/. r~ A\tnt • I L L J I L r ;:•.· t··. I i_·_'·: ,f..: .. ·.· ; . ·. 00 ' t/14, L ------...;...-·- -- .. ·--•··• ...... •.. :. •: .... ·• ______\ \ ·:·_::·. ·. ·. ·-. -- ·~ .. .... . ·...... • . - . ··,. :. . , -' { ·?_f =£(\~~::\'.\~.::.... ' .~ .,. '\ . .·• ( .. . --? ·. ,:. • ":. _, ...... _ . .. . In the name of God, Amen I, Charles Allen of the county of Columbia and State of Washington, being of sound and disposing mind and memory and recogniz ing the uncertainity of life, do hereby invoke, declare proclaim and publish this, my last will and testament. in manner following, that is to say: 1st. I give and bequeath unto my sons, David Allen, Joseph Allen,and Morris Allen, the sum of one dollar each and to my daughter Emily,wife of Wilson Bump, the sum of one dollar. 2nd. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Narcissa Allen, all and singular the re mainder of my property of which I am now or may hereafter be possessed. Real,personal and mixed to have and enjoy. The same for and during her natural lifetime should she survive me and upon her death all of my said property of which I may die possess- ed of every description shall go to and become the property of my son George Allen and if my said wife shall die before me, then said property shall go to and I hereby give and bequeath all the ·- same to my said son George Allen , provided however that if my said wife should, after my death , re-marry, then said property shall go directly to and become the property of my said son, George Allen immediately upon such marriage. 3rd. I hereby nominate and appoint my friend Lavina Bailey of the county of Columbia, state of Washington,my sole executrix of this my last will and testamant and she is hereby authorized and informed to execute the same according to law and I hereby revoke all former wills by me made. 4th.I hereby expressly provide and be it understood that no bond be required of my said executrix. On wittness whereof I hereto put my hand and offer my seal at the city of Dayton in Columbia County , state of Washington this, the 7th. Day of December, A.O. 1889 Charles Allen (seal) Subscribed by the above named testator and by her declared to be his last will and testamant in our presence and we in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereinto subscribed our names as wittnesses thereto. And I, E.W. Clark, one of said subscribing wit nesses do hereby certify that I subscribed the name of the testator to the foregoing will at his request under his direction and in his presence W.K.Rodgers E.W.Clark Filed Dec. 10, 1902 T.T.Ellis County Clerk .·. ·:.•. '":• . ~· . ·1. :··.. :. ·. -1.I .. . =·, ~- ·: :. .. · , .. . ~-. . . ~---·--.<-~ ·. ·~·---:· ·. " ...... :"" .. '. -- .. ····--·---- ~ ... _.._:, _.. ·~ --~.'- .'·. - ·: .. ·' •: .. :;·. : ...· .. ... -··- . __._ _ . ,.,... .. ·. ··· · ,.._r-•••--w-oa...-~•.._ .....- ~ .. ,• ~~·:·~ ;t-ti'• . T><.J". .~·. ... l"-"!f.. ·:. · ...... ·: ·. . !r~~!lfat));f i ~tii~:::>_ ~:_:_ . :"'.'' , - .:,• ...... :1.: .· ..~ .·.: ~ . .. . ( / .!\..: .. .:"' .. :; ~r.· : '.. \ .::-. -:-·· ·.: ...\ ,:·~:::."--r /.·· ~\ : . ~ , ! . ·, --· ~- ., -. '· -·: • • . , . ,· • I • , _ • # . _::.-..~ ~ - ; ·. . . . ·. .• ·.·: • . • ·1 ? . ...~ ,~ . . . 1575 HERSEY, Lewis, Clackamas Co, T5S R1E sec 21 160aJ m 12-6-1857, Clackaaas Co, O,T,, Sarah Ann Halpruner, #31 1576 LAUGHLIN, Samuel (Sr,), Yamhill Co, T2S R4W seos 22,23,26 J24,4laJ b 12-2- 1791 ~ndleton Dist,, s.c, d 6-22-1869 (obit. gave age at death as 77 yrs 6 mos 28 days), m 1st Naom:l.e Morrow, who d 1828,(7 children)J m 2nd 1-5-1830, Mo., Nancy. Doughty (Doty), b D.mcombe Co, N.C. #ll 155a G-m #9 1577 HAYES, Henry E., Washington Co, T2S RlE sec 31 & T.3S R1E sec 6 J20,29a; m Sarah L, Woodward. #50 1578 HARLOW, Mahlon Hall, Lane Co, Tl4S R: 23-1835 Lafayette Co, Mo,, Frances B. Tand;y, ian Co, Ky,, dau of Jackson & Sarah (Scott) Eugene, Ore, #9 ES-Mrs, W. s. Hulin, Eu 1579 STOOT, Richard, Marion Co, T6S R1E ~ ~2-24-1796, son of Josephs. and Rachiel (~ {/26 1580 MC MURRY (MC MIRRY), Fieldin, Lane 1 ;22.54a; m Harriett Riggs in Adams Co, Ill ;I.581 BUSHNELL, Ursula G., Lane Co, Tl6S m Daniel Bushnell. HH Ore, Jr, 7-30-15 1582 JOHNSON, Gabriel (Dr,), Lane Co, T. 259,.32aJ b 9-28-1803 Knox Co, Ky. d 5-29· en Co, Ind,, Martha Jackson, b 6-7-180.3, Ky, ( .e) 1583 KEES, Morgan, Linn Co, Tl2S R2W secs 2,3,~19,10,ll 616,72a; b 181£1. washing ton Co, Pa, d 3-7-1866, Linn Co, Ore,; m J-2l-11::S4-l, Henry Co, Ia,, Mary Banni~ (b 4-18-1813 Va, d 1-2-1882 Linn Co, Ore,) (name is giyen as Rees in DLC i11dex) _Henry Co,, Ia, M, Rec, Linn Co, Cem, Rec, 1584 CCMFORT, Edwin Bertrand, Wash:tngton Co, TIS R2W secs 26,27 631.80aJ b 1815, Philadelphia, Pa. d 12-3-1896; m 3-23-181.J.l~ Des Moines Co, Ia,, Elvira (Elina) Bally (Batty) Holland, who d 3-16-1905. Shem 2nd Nicholas Bier, Dec, 1900, #55a OHS-PF W-58 1585 CLARK, Oscar F., Benton Co, TllS R5W secs lO,ll,ll~,15 639,8Ja; b 182l~, Tioga Co, N.Y,; m 12-2-184"9, Benton Co, , O.T., ~~-~ ~81!_, M-4 1586 WILLIAMS, John A., Clackamas Co, TlN R2E sec 9 165,2Ja; b 1-25-1805 Morgan Co, Ky; m Nancy B. Jameson, b 3-5-1806, G-IV il 1587 BRIOOEFARMER, Christopher, Washington Co, TlS RlM secs 27,28,JJ,34. 320,04a; b 8-4-1330, Ind.; Served in Indian Wars 1855-6 ; m 7-2-1865, Linn Co, Ore,, Martha Annis Wishard, (Name is listed as Bridge in DLC index) IWP-fJ,59 1588 ROBINSON, Benjamin Morgan, Yamhill Co, TlJ.S R3W secs 28, 29, 32,33 64J.60aJ b Cayuga Co, N.Y, 1-18-1813 (1815/17 given on DLC applications): m 4"-22-1845 Elizabeth Christman (Chrisman), dau of Joel Chrisman. Bur Dayton, Wn's Brookside Cem. #11 #63 s-106 1589 WELCH, .Amelia, Yamhill Co, TJS R2W secs 6, 7 & TJS RJW seo 1 318,91a; b 9-10- 1802, Frederick Co, Md,, dau of Joshua and Eleaner Grimes, d 9-10-18861 m 1820 Abra- ham Welch ( one ref gave hl: s name as W. D. Welch) • 121 #11 -101- Mrs.Mary Clark (Weston Leader, Dec 21, 1906) An Oregon Pioneer of 1846 is Summoned by Death At six o'clock Sunday morning, December 16, 1906 Mrs. Maryann Clark aged 74 years, widow of the late O.F. Clark, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ezra Vinson of Weston. Mrs. Clark was born in Michgan, August 14, 1833, and crossed the plains from her native state in to King's Valley, Benton County, Oregon, at the age of thirteen. She was the mother of thirteen children, seven ofwhom survive her. She also had eighteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. For many years she lived at Heppner, Oregon, where she was an earnest member of the Baptist Church. In this faith she died. For some time past she had been in feeble health and often spoke of her willingness to go, saying on the last stormy night, "I shall feel better in the morning." Her remains were taken by her sons to Dayton, Washington to be laid by the side of her husband who preceded her to the grave twelve years ago. CLARK (Information received from Earle L. Greig of Corvallis, Oregon) 1870 Umatilla County Census Oscar F. Clark 46 Farmer Pa Mary Ann " 36 Mich CharlesM " 18 Ore Hiram E " 16 " Sanford E " 14 " Emily A " 12 " David " 10 " Laura " 8 " Edward " 5 " MaryE " 3 " OscarF " 1/12 " There is a Charles Clark born 17 Mar 1852 died 14 May 1931 buried in Athena. -·• \ BENTON COUNTY 1850 CENSUS Oscar F. Clark 26 N.Y. Mary A " 17 Ind Mary A " 1/12 O.T. Wa terville z~ · :,:" -., C - t t-._c.. 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DAYTON 1 WA ... . ···. . .·•· •••' .. • • : ••• •. ~.. .-. :·· ..~: :· : •• =•• ·• :- . • :'. \.__ ..... ~ ~ ~ m '-o . :~ ~1~ 11 ·t nt~ !l -~~ 11 f~~ 1\ }l ~ \?'-,.ii ll ~- ~ ~ ~ ~-! I - - . l . . ½ ~ ...... ~ a") ~ -n. ~1 ~~ ~~ 11~~ ~ tl ri ~1~ ' 1, q-.. ~ ~ -::: ~ " - i \ ••. \'{) ~ )'{). '9 ~ " ll ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ' Q--. . :\ ' .. - r-· - ~- - ~ ~ ""- " <'<) '::I-- '-n> ~.... ·- ~.] ~', }<) ~ ...... c:\ ~ ~ -.. - - ~ ~ - ~ ...... ~ "() ~ lo· t1 ·1\. ~l il ·}4 (~ii 11 il Jl ~ ~ ~ ::::: ' ...... ~ <'f) ~ ~ ~ cs~ 11 l'f' ~ ~ ~ ~ ' -' ' " ::,... 1 11 . ~1dl~ 4\ ~i ti 1if -11 11 ~ t) ll"" ~ ·~~ f- -..... ' - ' ~- )V) '\,,Q ...... ~ 'I'() t~ l) ~} }l ~--~ ~ . ~ 1} il ~t.J... ~~ G"- ~ ~ ~ <"" ...... - ..... \.. ,, I -~ I¥- X). f"-l ...... \'r) I I lt ~l 1~ 1 Ji ~ ·c::--. I ...... ,::::; ~ ()'-- ¼ "I 1 I-. ·~ tt) -::J-- \o ~ ~1 ..\'-, ii -~l ~~ :tl . \,0 c--- i • ~ ~ ' er- 1- • :::. \_ ~ DEATH ·IN' ·pATH•:._· . ' . Mrs._.Clark ·and· .children -had. ·been •. ~y-narrow ~cape_s -.~Y p~ople ·liv . ·... .~f:(CLOy~·~u·~sT _standing· ::in -~e :· ·yard: watching the mg_ below the Clark ~o~e are· reported. (oJ.'ked ton·gues .shoQf hither and thither that.of C~~es Wellman,-,4 ··miles, be MOTHER AN~, TWO ·.·GIRLS. :,:'swi:~\ AWAY ' and as. a few · patietjng drops :of · rain, ' . . ' '-: ·.. ·.-. '' __ ·. .-·,>)·;,/i. ·;\ ./ .. low,· J>~~ng ~ esp~ci~lY ..Jl~Qw · one,· forerun~ers of the awful_ deluge . which ·Mr.-,Wellr~u,.n was;:W~ned ;.of./~he•~:ap• q~ed·,f~~~:~;~~!irJ~~t~-~it~ -~~1 c~ed : everything ·in · ~ts · path, came : pr?~ching._ 4anger 1;,y- a-'farm·i:.hand·;who of water \!}µCh .Ca!Jle. nt!i)lbig" down the ' gently . do11n,. one of the ·· hired men . . . ~ ..... ~:. .... ' •,.·.·.'.ft'"-~ 't, •. :: •:· :•,,!t! ' . l-~--· )J~~~i.: -~ji•:~·-·~~~py~)w~ •. ·,~ci-. ~yon and:un'-~le:io ·emerge:'fiom the left the hou:ie and started to the barn • • • • • •· • ', I ' ': :•. :_, • ,• f~/'}i!• :., .• I : t f ,,.... •"'-. •, I • ~•• . re~chQd an e~evated piece·' :oi .- gt9und ~udqv .,\o~e.nt t~:~:place_'p(~ety~ Mrs~ ·:to_ ~are for the stock.< Before reaching ...... ,_. ·_· • · .. ·,:''· ··.·· .. -. . I rlqs destina.tion, however, ·he tumed; to just as the first .waUof water rushed by. W•. ~ -~Jar~ ~d ~~J.~~-·1~ ~AYS AFTER IWSBANDS - .. · :. ~••:,,•. · ..-,f·,:~• ~•""•••:,~•';'~r'{(T_ ..::,.l},~~:~..,t:°'}~~;-· ...h•,a!•< •\:~>':· r·J-:,~_ .._, ~-'.·, .•• , • - : , , ·--.--·.• ... _'. ... -·- ·, • .·A. w~t WJdow's AlTlval .f~~ Fu~~ral- r~~er~-p~yt-C>~f?~~jf~)i_t -~1 • · ': • Recelve·.word Slle DJod .' . Dies•,: at·" >·~··· DIED. Culdesl&C·~·-:]dali6 CLAltK-In this city, Janunr}', 11, lSOG. \·::::. .. :'? .... ,· .. ,. .".: -<·' ,:: :,:\(:, -~ : Twelve days after the deatl~. of her ' ~,~rs.· Mary -Ne1D1m.,J>ne·· of ·Day- husband, Mrs. Isaac B. Newman, ageti J>r. Jeremiah Clark, aged 74 years. too•s'-- -itrst. ·,_ .restcieii~ . . -ldled- .. __ -. .: at <. tte 70 died yestel'clay nt Athol, Idaho, Mr. .Teremillb Clt1rk \\'US born in the elate of Ohio· io 1821. lo 1841 he wns mar liome ··,ot·· a son at··culdesac, '=iciaito Newman died December 4 at the· East ried to l\J iss .Maria Rea in Indiaoa. In '. rrldaY :~atf#~:'·~'--!•nrtet:jn~ess.-_::ib~ugh_ ern hospital and the body was brought 1809 be moved to Oregon no \ public affairs around Weston. 'ing and prosperous city. Israel be- ~- . 1: ~: . Thereafter th·e family moved to carp.e a ·. wheat bur~:; for Hamilto.~ Dayton where the customary Israel. &-\Rourke: and ,,a}~~j b!;!_Cs!II:e ._,a.(jif~ a~tivities were continued · until he · rector .in the ·weston bank, a . coun:..i Idied some 30 years ago. Since then ~il~n• .and ·acti;J; 'in. ~p~o~otion. of, the sons and daughters have been new school activities··.at' We~ton: :. carry_ing on in typical Israel fash ·~... · M~ved tQ J:?a.yton . \ ion in widely-spread areas, but Mrs. In 1894 the family moved to Day-, Israel has continued' to make Day ton ·~here Isra~l -agiin' bought grain' ton her home. for '.·'i,ramilton' &_ _:I{oi:ir~e. venture\f• Last week the roving re~orler had· into. ·,the .business on nis own, and, the · pleasure ·of interviewing Mrs. Iremained .. with 'ilii!"' ~vheat business· Israel, now a lovable matriarch in s_ome conne~tioi/~til his deat~-- happily blessed with good health, in 1909. w,Q_o lives in comfortable circum stances, and has , lost none of the Mrs. . Isra_el. in '~ite of her- ad~ width and .yarmth of ·her genial v:anced years keJl· ·~cti;e n·of only SII)-ile which . Weston friends knew ' :n her civic afiair:s but maintained and admired. ' I While her husb.antl'was busily en gaged ill many civic adve~tures l Mrs. 1:5~ad conferned_,~rself wit~ the ra1smg of a family of 10 child ren, and devoting unselfish service to the W.C.T.U.' and the Methodist church. She joined that church group at the age of 11; which gives 1 her virtually·· 70 years . of· continu-' - . ~ - _ous membership and ·activity ~th MR~. J.._p. ~SRAEL the cburch of her selection. Further: more, her interests in' the affairs· of the W.C.T.U. has now :co~tinued 49 _ years. · She has a· distinction which few can ~laim in relation to wide con: .· tacts with her· family. She has · known and seen seven generation:s. \· She knew her maternal grandmoth ) er and great-grandmother· she has . . . great-grandchildr_en. of her . own, qdding up to 7· generations all told. "It is not because I am so awfully . old that I can clai~ that dist.inc-.: tion," she told the -reporter, "but because' my. maternal grandparents attained advanced ages." · John: D. Israel· was born in Log ansport, Ind., February- 3, 1845. His father· was a native of North,-C;ar~ lina who had come to Indiana when young. Later .. he ·ip.oved to Illinois; and when the war broke· out both ... Peat,h came to release Mr;, J. D. :father and son soon f~und them Israei" _at 3 a.~m: Tuesday :from a selves in ser-:ice. Joh n's. enlistment !ingering jllness'. , . . was 18 months long, but he saw an ., . • , • • I • Annie P. Clark wa_s ..born June 18, <;xtraordil;iary i1ffi.OUnt of active ser~ 1860; the daughter of Ezra M. and vice in that short time. Sarah A .. Clark of.Mt.J>ul;ski Ill- , After the war -lie went to Texas, 0 inois, a·nd the ·gran'.ddaughter of a but retw;ned to Illinois to operate cit:cui_t _.rider of' the 10:etbodist Epis- his father's farm foi;- a period of 10 : copai church' irr the e~i~. 1800's·. . ·y_ears. ·Then he. eng;iged in the mer- ' . • P erha~s ~~e .. m?5t complete bio- canti~e business_· in. Cnestnut, Illi graphica], ba_1;~"ir.9und '._oi' this lady so nois, until 1884, when he went into dear' to:.Jler.·~·iiu:n:/ fr'iends ··i~ :con- business with D. W. Dunhill & Co., .. - ~ ...... , ... . ~ ... tain,ed_in •· an ~ .t!':,rvie:,v::sh.e, gave, A. _Chicago grain buy:ers. He was clos- )'.1-:. N_elso:1. \ >! ( !~e Union-Bulletin e~y ~cia~ed with the grain bus _sev-eraLY,ears · ago: Iri~part it said: iness; :~md i one of: his :sons and his ·: Since.. 1~90 \h'e\ John' D. Israel fam- ·son's _sons hav~;~~~~ast\y .stµck·,t'o ;ilY ~~-'ih':d a: P.rO¥Un~nt . place hi that b_usiness. ,; .. - . ., . I corrunerdal· and:·,civi~·-affairs -of ', In 1876 he,mafried·Anna P. Clark ,~ix:,t.~~~ei-n ::oregoi;:: .. and ,