The son of Revolutionary War veteran Burgess Clark and his first wife Molly Browder, Clark moved with his father to White County sometime around 1820.
He was named after an uncle, Darius Browder, and Browder was very likely his middle name, especially since no fewer than two of his grandchildren carried the name Darius Browder as their first and middle names.
He was named after an uncle, Darius Browder, and Browder was very likely his middle name, especially since no fewer than two of his grandchildren carried the name Darius Browder as their first and middle names.
The son of Revolutionary War veteran Burgess Clark and his first wife Molly Browder, Clark moved with his father to White County sometime around 1820.
He was named after an uncle, Darius Browder, and Browder was very likely his middle name, especially since no fewer than two of his grandchildren carried the name Darius Browder as their first and middle names.
He was named after an uncle, Darius Browder, and Browder was very likely his middle name, especially since no fewer than two of his grandchildren carried the name Darius Browder as their first and middle names.
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