In 1930, John W. Mark was a resident at Central State Hospital.
Note: I could not locate him in any other record. He is the right age to be William, the son of Clark and Amelia Mark. His name might have been John William Clark.
His gravestone is between the stone for Clark and Amelia Mark and Cora Mark Mays, so it would really make sense.
Note: I could not locate him in any other record. He is the right age to be William, the son of Clark and Amelia Mark. His name might have been John William Clark.
His gravestone is between the stone for Clark and Amelia Mark and Cora Mark Mays, so it would really make sense.
In 1930, John W. Mark was a resident at Central State Hospital.
Note: I could not locate him in any other record. He is the right age to be William, the son of Clark and Amelia Mark. His name might have been John William Clark.
His gravestone is between the stone for Clark and Amelia Mark and Cora Mark Mays, so it would really make sense.
Note: I could not locate him in any other record. He is the right age to be William, the son of Clark and Amelia Mark. His name might have been John William Clark.
His gravestone is between the stone for Clark and Amelia Mark and Cora Mark Mays, so it would really make sense.
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