Parents were Robert Clark and Ellender Parker.
Elizabeth Clark married Nicholas Geasland February 25, 1868 in Roane County, TN.
No children for Elizabeth and Mr. Geasland. Her children were born earlier on.
Military record states that this is the first and only marriage for both Nicholas and Elizabeth Clark Geasland. She collected his pension from the Civil War until her death in 1904.
Living with her son Euphratus when she passed away, he buried her next to his son Johnnie Clark.
Elizabeth Clark married Nicholas Geasland February 25, 1868 in Roane County, TN.
No children for Elizabeth and Mr. Geasland. Her children were born earlier on.
Military record states that this is the first and only marriage for both Nicholas and Elizabeth Clark Geasland. She collected his pension from the Civil War until her death in 1904.
Living with her son Euphratus when she passed away, he buried her next to his son Johnnie Clark.
Parents were Robert Clark and Ellender Parker.
Elizabeth Clark married Nicholas Geasland February 25, 1868 in Roane County, TN.
No children for Elizabeth and Mr. Geasland. Her children were born earlier on.
Military record states that this is the first and only marriage for both Nicholas and Elizabeth Clark Geasland. She collected his pension from the Civil War until her death in 1904.
Living with her son Euphratus when she passed away, he buried her next to his son Johnnie Clark.
Elizabeth Clark married Nicholas Geasland February 25, 1868 in Roane County, TN.
No children for Elizabeth and Mr. Geasland. Her children were born earlier on.
Military record states that this is the first and only marriage for both Nicholas and Elizabeth Clark Geasland. She collected his pension from the Civil War until her death in 1904.
Living with her son Euphratus when she passed away, he buried her next to his son Johnnie Clark.
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Headstone has been knocked over a few times due to weather or stray cows. Back in the day when she was buried fences weren't always up for the animals. Attempts have been crudely made to repair the stone & it's still standing which says a lot.
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