DEATH TAKES LYMAN CLARK
Lyman Clark, for 22 years a resident of the Freeze district near Potlatch, Idaho, passed away on January 9 at the home of his son, after an illness of several months.
He was born in Ontario, Canada on January 12, 1842, the son of Charles Clark and Mary Jane (Davis) Clark.
At the age of 23, he emigrated to Gratiot County, Michigan where he bought 40 acres of timberland and proceeded to make a home.
He was married to Mary Jane Eckert in June of 1867.
He moved to Minnesota in the fall of 1882 and was located on a farm near Thief River Falls, being among the first settlers in this part of the state.
After living there for 22 years, he decided to go West and took a trip to Idaho in July of 1904. After buying an 80-acre farm, he returned east, sold his property there, and moved his family to their new home in November of the same year.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, three daughters, and three sons; Mrs. George Turville of Stettler, Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Henry Wiese of Louisberg, Minn.; Mrs. L. D. Augir of Potlatch, Idaho; Charles Clark of Harvey, N.D.; Archie Clark and Vern Clark Clark of Potlatch.
Mr. Clark lacked but a few days of being 85 years of age.
Interment was in the Freeze Cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock of Potlatch officiating.
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no source provided with this info:
mother's name was Harriet Davis-Clark
b. 1826 - d. 1911? Ontario, Canada
d/o Asahel Davis and Helecta Moulton
Contributor: e.weaver (47703208) •
Lyman Clark, for 22 years a resident of the Freeze district near Potlatch, Idaho, passed away on January 9 at the home of his son, after an illness of several months.
He was born in Ontario, Canada on January 12, 1842, the son of Charles Clark and Mary Jane (Davis) Clark.
At the age of 23, he emigrated to Gratiot County, Michigan where he bought 40 acres of timberland and proceeded to make a home.
He was married to Mary Jane Eckert in June of 1867.
He moved to Minnesota in the fall of 1882 and was located on a farm near Thief River Falls, being among the first settlers in this part of the state.
After living there for 22 years, he decided to go West and took a trip to Idaho in July of 1904. After buying an 80-acre farm, he returned east, sold his property there, and moved his family to their new home in November of the same year.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, three daughters, and three sons; Mrs. George Turville of Stettler, Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Henry Wiese of Louisberg, Minn.; Mrs. L. D. Augir of Potlatch, Idaho; Charles Clark of Harvey, N.D.; Archie Clark and Vern Clark Clark of Potlatch.
Mr. Clark lacked but a few days of being 85 years of age.
Interment was in the Freeze Cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock of Potlatch officiating.
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no source provided with this info:
mother's name was Harriet Davis-Clark
b. 1826 - d. 1911? Ontario, Canada
d/o Asahel Davis and Helecta Moulton
Contributor: e.weaver (47703208) •
DEATH TAKES LYMAN CLARK
Lyman Clark, for 22 years a resident of the Freeze district near Potlatch, Idaho, passed away on January 9 at the home of his son, after an illness of several months.
He was born in Ontario, Canada on January 12, 1842, the son of Charles Clark and Mary Jane (Davis) Clark.
At the age of 23, he emigrated to Gratiot County, Michigan where he bought 40 acres of timberland and proceeded to make a home.
He was married to Mary Jane Eckert in June of 1867.
He moved to Minnesota in the fall of 1882 and was located on a farm near Thief River Falls, being among the first settlers in this part of the state.
After living there for 22 years, he decided to go West and took a trip to Idaho in July of 1904. After buying an 80-acre farm, he returned east, sold his property there, and moved his family to their new home in November of the same year.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, three daughters, and three sons; Mrs. George Turville of Stettler, Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Henry Wiese of Louisberg, Minn.; Mrs. L. D. Augir of Potlatch, Idaho; Charles Clark of Harvey, N.D.; Archie Clark and Vern Clark Clark of Potlatch.
Mr. Clark lacked but a few days of being 85 years of age.
Interment was in the Freeze Cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock of Potlatch officiating.
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no source provided with this info:
mother's name was Harriet Davis-Clark
b. 1826 - d. 1911? Ontario, Canada
d/o Asahel Davis and Helecta Moulton
Contributor: e.weaver (47703208) •
Lyman Clark, for 22 years a resident of the Freeze district near Potlatch, Idaho, passed away on January 9 at the home of his son, after an illness of several months.
He was born in Ontario, Canada on January 12, 1842, the son of Charles Clark and Mary Jane (Davis) Clark.
At the age of 23, he emigrated to Gratiot County, Michigan where he bought 40 acres of timberland and proceeded to make a home.
He was married to Mary Jane Eckert in June of 1867.
He moved to Minnesota in the fall of 1882 and was located on a farm near Thief River Falls, being among the first settlers in this part of the state.
After living there for 22 years, he decided to go West and took a trip to Idaho in July of 1904. After buying an 80-acre farm, he returned east, sold his property there, and moved his family to their new home in November of the same year.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, three daughters, and three sons; Mrs. George Turville of Stettler, Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Henry Wiese of Louisberg, Minn.; Mrs. L. D. Augir of Potlatch, Idaho; Charles Clark of Harvey, N.D.; Archie Clark and Vern Clark Clark of Potlatch.
Mr. Clark lacked but a few days of being 85 years of age.
Interment was in the Freeze Cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock of Potlatch officiating.
==
no source provided with this info:
mother's name was Harriet Davis-Clark
b. 1826 - d. 1911? Ontario, Canada
d/o Asahel Davis and Helecta Moulton
Contributor: e.weaver (47703208) •
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