J. C. Clark Manufacturer of sleigh bells located on the Colbalt Stream, Chatham, Ct., established 1865, under the firm name of Wells & Clark bros.
composed of *James J., Cyrus R., Watson W. & J. C. Clark & Isaac Wells a brother in Law.
Isaac was married to Jane C. Clark, Nov. 16, 1853, Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
James was the son of:
Jonathan B. & Nancy ClarK
his wife
Harriet (Watrous)
his children
Frederick Clark
& Elisha M. Clark
Hale Index
Obituary, and Directory,
Meriden Public Library
Transcribed by
Jan Franco
Local History librarian,
Meriden, Ct.
(Many thanks, Jan)
Census Records
1850 Chatham, Middlesex Co. Ct.
Jonathan B. Clark 51 occupation-real estate $1500, Ct.
Nancy 51 Ct.
Jane 26 Ct.
James 24 shoemaker Ct.
Cyrus 22 shoemaker Ct.
Nancy 20
Watson 18 laborer Ct.
Jonathan 8 Ct.
1860 census Easthampton, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jon B. Clark wheelright real estate $2000 personal estate $1000, Ct.
Nancy 61 Rhode Island
Jonathan C. 19 Ct.
Emeline Dee 14 black servant Ct.
1870 Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jamin J. 44 Bell manufacturer
Harriet 38
Frederick 16, common labour
everyone b Ct.
1880 census Meriden Ct.
Jamim J. Clarck 54 Brass Molder
Harriet 47
Frederick 25 Shipping clerk
Elisa M. 20
all born Ct.
1881 Directory, Jamin is listed as living on 13 Chestnut St. Meriden, working as a molder for M. M. I. Co
On the 1870 & 1880 census, and the directory, James is listed as Jamim Clark.
On his headstone he is listed as James Clark.
This is not Albert's brother James E Clark. Many thanks to Nina for all the help she has given on the Clark line. I never expected to see 2 James married to 2 Harriets'.
Barbara's Clark
family research
composed of *James J., Cyrus R., Watson W. & J. C. Clark & Isaac Wells a brother in Law.
Isaac was married to Jane C. Clark, Nov. 16, 1853, Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
James was the son of:
Jonathan B. & Nancy ClarK
his wife
Harriet (Watrous)
his children
Frederick Clark
& Elisha M. Clark
Hale Index
Obituary, and Directory,
Meriden Public Library
Transcribed by
Jan Franco
Local History librarian,
Meriden, Ct.
(Many thanks, Jan)
Census Records
1850 Chatham, Middlesex Co. Ct.
Jonathan B. Clark 51 occupation-real estate $1500, Ct.
Nancy 51 Ct.
Jane 26 Ct.
James 24 shoemaker Ct.
Cyrus 22 shoemaker Ct.
Nancy 20
Watson 18 laborer Ct.
Jonathan 8 Ct.
1860 census Easthampton, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jon B. Clark wheelright real estate $2000 personal estate $1000, Ct.
Nancy 61 Rhode Island
Jonathan C. 19 Ct.
Emeline Dee 14 black servant Ct.
1870 Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jamin J. 44 Bell manufacturer
Harriet 38
Frederick 16, common labour
everyone b Ct.
1880 census Meriden Ct.
Jamim J. Clarck 54 Brass Molder
Harriet 47
Frederick 25 Shipping clerk
Elisa M. 20
all born Ct.
1881 Directory, Jamin is listed as living on 13 Chestnut St. Meriden, working as a molder for M. M. I. Co
On the 1870 & 1880 census, and the directory, James is listed as Jamim Clark.
On his headstone he is listed as James Clark.
This is not Albert's brother James E Clark. Many thanks to Nina for all the help she has given on the Clark line. I never expected to see 2 James married to 2 Harriets'.
Barbara's Clark
family research
J. C. Clark Manufacturer of sleigh bells located on the Colbalt Stream, Chatham, Ct., established 1865, under the firm name of Wells & Clark bros.
composed of *James J., Cyrus R., Watson W. & J. C. Clark & Isaac Wells a brother in Law.
Isaac was married to Jane C. Clark, Nov. 16, 1853, Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
James was the son of:
Jonathan B. & Nancy ClarK
his wife
Harriet (Watrous)
his children
Frederick Clark
& Elisha M. Clark
Hale Index
Obituary, and Directory,
Meriden Public Library
Transcribed by
Jan Franco
Local History librarian,
Meriden, Ct.
(Many thanks, Jan)
Census Records
1850 Chatham, Middlesex Co. Ct.
Jonathan B. Clark 51 occupation-real estate $1500, Ct.
Nancy 51 Ct.
Jane 26 Ct.
James 24 shoemaker Ct.
Cyrus 22 shoemaker Ct.
Nancy 20
Watson 18 laborer Ct.
Jonathan 8 Ct.
1860 census Easthampton, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jon B. Clark wheelright real estate $2000 personal estate $1000, Ct.
Nancy 61 Rhode Island
Jonathan C. 19 Ct.
Emeline Dee 14 black servant Ct.
1870 Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jamin J. 44 Bell manufacturer
Harriet 38
Frederick 16, common labour
everyone b Ct.
1880 census Meriden Ct.
Jamim J. Clarck 54 Brass Molder
Harriet 47
Frederick 25 Shipping clerk
Elisa M. 20
all born Ct.
1881 Directory, Jamin is listed as living on 13 Chestnut St. Meriden, working as a molder for M. M. I. Co
On the 1870 & 1880 census, and the directory, James is listed as Jamim Clark.
On his headstone he is listed as James Clark.
This is not Albert's brother James E Clark. Many thanks to Nina for all the help she has given on the Clark line. I never expected to see 2 James married to 2 Harriets'.
Barbara's Clark
family research
composed of *James J., Cyrus R., Watson W. & J. C. Clark & Isaac Wells a brother in Law.
Isaac was married to Jane C. Clark, Nov. 16, 1853, Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
James was the son of:
Jonathan B. & Nancy ClarK
his wife
Harriet (Watrous)
his children
Frederick Clark
& Elisha M. Clark
Hale Index
Obituary, and Directory,
Meriden Public Library
Transcribed by
Jan Franco
Local History librarian,
Meriden, Ct.
(Many thanks, Jan)
Census Records
1850 Chatham, Middlesex Co. Ct.
Jonathan B. Clark 51 occupation-real estate $1500, Ct.
Nancy 51 Ct.
Jane 26 Ct.
James 24 shoemaker Ct.
Cyrus 22 shoemaker Ct.
Nancy 20
Watson 18 laborer Ct.
Jonathan 8 Ct.
1860 census Easthampton, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jon B. Clark wheelright real estate $2000 personal estate $1000, Ct.
Nancy 61 Rhode Island
Jonathan C. 19 Ct.
Emeline Dee 14 black servant Ct.
1870 Chatham, Middlesex Co., Ct.
Jamin J. 44 Bell manufacturer
Harriet 38
Frederick 16, common labour
everyone b Ct.
1880 census Meriden Ct.
Jamim J. Clarck 54 Brass Molder
Harriet 47
Frederick 25 Shipping clerk
Elisa M. 20
all born Ct.
1881 Directory, Jamin is listed as living on 13 Chestnut St. Meriden, working as a molder for M. M. I. Co
On the 1870 & 1880 census, and the directory, James is listed as Jamim Clark.
On his headstone he is listed as James Clark.
This is not Albert's brother James E Clark. Many thanks to Nina for all the help she has given on the Clark line. I never expected to see 2 James married to 2 Harriets'.
Barbara's Clark
family research
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
