Waman Clark was the fourth child and only living son of Daniel and Mourning Hembree Clark. He married Elizabeth Lowrey (Lowry) on 28 Feb 1843.
They had at least two children:
- Mark Lowery Clark (1844-1906)
- Ann Clark (1847-1849).
The Clark family is found in the book, "The Pariss Sims Family and Related Families 1765-1965." It was one of the "Related Families" of the author, Almon James Sims. He wrote, "In the 1830s Waman Calrk who married Elizabeth Lowery, aquired a large track of land west of Sparta and built a splendid two-story brick home which is still in the family and in excellent condition. The home was and is known as Beechwood, but is no longer in the family. A grist mill, known as Clark's Mill, was operated by the family for many years."
Waman Clark was a farmer White Co. Tn.
In the public record he is found in the following public US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for White Co., Tn - with wife, Elizabeth, and son, Mark
- 1850 Slave Schedule - 9 males and 2 female slaves
- 1860 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, son, and farmer overseer
- 1860 Slave Schedule - index
- 1870 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, 3 black housekeepers, 2 black farm workers
- 1880 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife and an aunt, Polly Clark
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept., 2015
- revised March 2017
They had at least two children:
- Mark Lowery Clark (1844-1906)
- Ann Clark (1847-1849).
The Clark family is found in the book, "The Pariss Sims Family and Related Families 1765-1965." It was one of the "Related Families" of the author, Almon James Sims. He wrote, "In the 1830s Waman Calrk who married Elizabeth Lowery, aquired a large track of land west of Sparta and built a splendid two-story brick home which is still in the family and in excellent condition. The home was and is known as Beechwood, but is no longer in the family. A grist mill, known as Clark's Mill, was operated by the family for many years."
Waman Clark was a farmer White Co. Tn.
In the public record he is found in the following public US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for White Co., Tn - with wife, Elizabeth, and son, Mark
- 1850 Slave Schedule - 9 males and 2 female slaves
- 1860 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, son, and farmer overseer
- 1860 Slave Schedule - index
- 1870 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, 3 black housekeepers, 2 black farm workers
- 1880 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife and an aunt, Polly Clark
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept., 2015
- revised March 2017
Waman Clark was the fourth child and only living son of Daniel and Mourning Hembree Clark. He married Elizabeth Lowrey (Lowry) on 28 Feb 1843.
They had at least two children:
- Mark Lowery Clark (1844-1906)
- Ann Clark (1847-1849).
The Clark family is found in the book, "The Pariss Sims Family and Related Families 1765-1965." It was one of the "Related Families" of the author, Almon James Sims. He wrote, "In the 1830s Waman Calrk who married Elizabeth Lowery, aquired a large track of land west of Sparta and built a splendid two-story brick home which is still in the family and in excellent condition. The home was and is known as Beechwood, but is no longer in the family. A grist mill, known as Clark's Mill, was operated by the family for many years."
Waman Clark was a farmer White Co. Tn.
In the public record he is found in the following public US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for White Co., Tn - with wife, Elizabeth, and son, Mark
- 1850 Slave Schedule - 9 males and 2 female slaves
- 1860 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, son, and farmer overseer
- 1860 Slave Schedule - index
- 1870 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, 3 black housekeepers, 2 black farm workers
- 1880 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife and an aunt, Polly Clark
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept., 2015
- revised March 2017
They had at least two children:
- Mark Lowery Clark (1844-1906)
- Ann Clark (1847-1849).
The Clark family is found in the book, "The Pariss Sims Family and Related Families 1765-1965." It was one of the "Related Families" of the author, Almon James Sims. He wrote, "In the 1830s Waman Calrk who married Elizabeth Lowery, aquired a large track of land west of Sparta and built a splendid two-story brick home which is still in the family and in excellent condition. The home was and is known as Beechwood, but is no longer in the family. A grist mill, known as Clark's Mill, was operated by the family for many years."
Waman Clark was a farmer White Co. Tn.
In the public record he is found in the following public US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for White Co., Tn - with wife, Elizabeth, and son, Mark
- 1850 Slave Schedule - 9 males and 2 female slaves
- 1860 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, son, and farmer overseer
- 1860 Slave Schedule - index
- 1870 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife, 3 black housekeepers, 2 black farm workers
- 1880 for White Co., Sparta, Tn - with wife and an aunt, Polly Clark
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept., 2015
- revised March 2017
