Elizabeth Ann Holt was the daughter of Thomas Holt of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania and Sarah. Elizabeth moved to Waterloo, Lack Township, Pennsylvania in 1834 when she was quite young (18). Future census show her residing in Lack Township, Juniata County until her death in 1893.
Elizabeth was married John Clark and they had the following children:
Thomas R. Clark b. 1837
Mary Holt Clark 1839-1906
John I. Clark b.1841
W. Ephreim Clark b.1844
Sarah Clark b. 1847
Alexander Clark b. 1849
Henry Pilgrim Clark 1851-1911
Clarra Clark b. 1859
Margaretta Clark b. 1859
Obituary:
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clark, wife of John Clark, deceased, passed from earth to Heaven, on Friday evening, at 4 o'clock. She was born near Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA, July 19, 1816, died suddenly on January 20, 1893, aged 76 years, 6 months and one day.
She was the oldest daughter of Thomas and Sarah M. Holt. Her parents moved from Shippensburg to Waterloo when she was quite young and that was her home until 1834.
She was married to John Clark, who preceded her to the grave in 1879. She had a family of eleven children, two of whom died in infancy. Five sons and four daughters still survive, namely, Thomas R., of Fort Wayne,Indiana; John I. of Orbisonia; W. E., of Holidaysburg; Alexander, of Burnt Cabins; H. P., of Port Royal; Mrs. R. Pollock, Mattawana, Mifflin County; Mrs. E. Duncan, of Waterford; Mrs. R.E. Dobbs, of McCoysville; Mrs. D.H. Taylor, of Port Royal.
She was a good faithful mother and a Christian woman and until the infirmities of age came upon her, she was seldom absent from the house of God, if it was possible for her to be there. She could truly say: I love thy church O'God, Her walls before the stand. She has been a member of the Presbyterian Church for over 50 years. She tried to do her duty, and train up her children in the fear of the Lord. For some years past she had partially quit the cares of the worldly toil and devoted the greater portion of her time to reading, of which the Bible was her chief study. She died in the full hope of a blessed immortality in Jesus.
She was laid to rest in the cemetery near East Waterford, and the services were conducted by her past, Rev. R. M. Campbell.
Elizabeth was married John Clark and they had the following children:
Thomas R. Clark b. 1837
Mary Holt Clark 1839-1906
John I. Clark b.1841
W. Ephreim Clark b.1844
Sarah Clark b. 1847
Alexander Clark b. 1849
Henry Pilgrim Clark 1851-1911
Clarra Clark b. 1859
Margaretta Clark b. 1859
Obituary:
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clark, wife of John Clark, deceased, passed from earth to Heaven, on Friday evening, at 4 o'clock. She was born near Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA, July 19, 1816, died suddenly on January 20, 1893, aged 76 years, 6 months and one day.
She was the oldest daughter of Thomas and Sarah M. Holt. Her parents moved from Shippensburg to Waterloo when she was quite young and that was her home until 1834.
She was married to John Clark, who preceded her to the grave in 1879. She had a family of eleven children, two of whom died in infancy. Five sons and four daughters still survive, namely, Thomas R., of Fort Wayne,Indiana; John I. of Orbisonia; W. E., of Holidaysburg; Alexander, of Burnt Cabins; H. P., of Port Royal; Mrs. R. Pollock, Mattawana, Mifflin County; Mrs. E. Duncan, of Waterford; Mrs. R.E. Dobbs, of McCoysville; Mrs. D.H. Taylor, of Port Royal.
She was a good faithful mother and a Christian woman and until the infirmities of age came upon her, she was seldom absent from the house of God, if it was possible for her to be there. She could truly say: I love thy church O'God, Her walls before the stand. She has been a member of the Presbyterian Church for over 50 years. She tried to do her duty, and train up her children in the fear of the Lord. For some years past she had partially quit the cares of the worldly toil and devoted the greater portion of her time to reading, of which the Bible was her chief study. She died in the full hope of a blessed immortality in Jesus.
She was laid to rest in the cemetery near East Waterford, and the services were conducted by her past, Rev. R. M. Campbell.
Elizabeth Ann Holt was the daughter of Thomas Holt of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania and Sarah. Elizabeth moved to Waterloo, Lack Township, Pennsylvania in 1834 when she was quite young (18). Future census show her residing in Lack Township, Juniata County until her death in 1893.
Elizabeth was married John Clark and they had the following children:
Thomas R. Clark b. 1837
Mary Holt Clark 1839-1906
John I. Clark b.1841
W. Ephreim Clark b.1844
Sarah Clark b. 1847
Alexander Clark b. 1849
Henry Pilgrim Clark 1851-1911
Clarra Clark b. 1859
Margaretta Clark b. 1859
Obituary:
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clark, wife of John Clark, deceased, passed from earth to Heaven, on Friday evening, at 4 o'clock. She was born near Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA, July 19, 1816, died suddenly on January 20, 1893, aged 76 years, 6 months and one day.
She was the oldest daughter of Thomas and Sarah M. Holt. Her parents moved from Shippensburg to Waterloo when she was quite young and that was her home until 1834.
She was married to John Clark, who preceded her to the grave in 1879. She had a family of eleven children, two of whom died in infancy. Five sons and four daughters still survive, namely, Thomas R., of Fort Wayne,Indiana; John I. of Orbisonia; W. E., of Holidaysburg; Alexander, of Burnt Cabins; H. P., of Port Royal; Mrs. R. Pollock, Mattawana, Mifflin County; Mrs. E. Duncan, of Waterford; Mrs. R.E. Dobbs, of McCoysville; Mrs. D.H. Taylor, of Port Royal.
She was a good faithful mother and a Christian woman and until the infirmities of age came upon her, she was seldom absent from the house of God, if it was possible for her to be there. She could truly say: I love thy church O'God, Her walls before the stand. She has been a member of the Presbyterian Church for over 50 years. She tried to do her duty, and train up her children in the fear of the Lord. For some years past she had partially quit the cares of the worldly toil and devoted the greater portion of her time to reading, of which the Bible was her chief study. She died in the full hope of a blessed immortality in Jesus.
She was laid to rest in the cemetery near East Waterford, and the services were conducted by her past, Rev. R. M. Campbell.
Elizabeth was married John Clark and they had the following children:
Thomas R. Clark b. 1837
Mary Holt Clark 1839-1906
John I. Clark b.1841
W. Ephreim Clark b.1844
Sarah Clark b. 1847
Alexander Clark b. 1849
Henry Pilgrim Clark 1851-1911
Clarra Clark b. 1859
Margaretta Clark b. 1859
Obituary:
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clark, wife of John Clark, deceased, passed from earth to Heaven, on Friday evening, at 4 o'clock. She was born near Shippensburg, Cumberland County, PA, July 19, 1816, died suddenly on January 20, 1893, aged 76 years, 6 months and one day.
She was the oldest daughter of Thomas and Sarah M. Holt. Her parents moved from Shippensburg to Waterloo when she was quite young and that was her home until 1834.
She was married to John Clark, who preceded her to the grave in 1879. She had a family of eleven children, two of whom died in infancy. Five sons and four daughters still survive, namely, Thomas R., of Fort Wayne,Indiana; John I. of Orbisonia; W. E., of Holidaysburg; Alexander, of Burnt Cabins; H. P., of Port Royal; Mrs. R. Pollock, Mattawana, Mifflin County; Mrs. E. Duncan, of Waterford; Mrs. R.E. Dobbs, of McCoysville; Mrs. D.H. Taylor, of Port Royal.
She was a good faithful mother and a Christian woman and until the infirmities of age came upon her, she was seldom absent from the house of God, if it was possible for her to be there. She could truly say: I love thy church O'God, Her walls before the stand. She has been a member of the Presbyterian Church for over 50 years. She tried to do her duty, and train up her children in the fear of the Lord. For some years past she had partially quit the cares of the worldly toil and devoted the greater portion of her time to reading, of which the Bible was her chief study. She died in the full hope of a blessed immortality in Jesus.
She was laid to rest in the cemetery near East Waterford, and the services were conducted by her past, Rev. R. M. Campbell.
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