Burial: 25 October 1902
Age 80y 4d
Source: Diamond Grove Cemetery Records
Moved to Brown County, IL at the age of 19 with his parents.
In 1847, he moved to Morgan county, IL.
Married Margaret J. Taylor on December 22, 1847 in Morgan County; they had eight children.
Survived by his wife, and the following children: Mrs. Mary E. Folckemer of Camp Point; Mrs. H. F. Strickling of Denver; William D. Clark of Peoria; Mrs. W. R. Scott of Holdenville, I.T.?; Mrs. W. G. Wolfe of Jacksonville; Henrietta Clark of Jacksonville; and John F. Clark of Jacksonville.
Preceded in death by a son: George W. Clark, who died at the age of two.
At one time, George Clark was a farmer. He was elected Justice of the Peace, served as deputy sheriff for six years, served one term as Circuit Clerk.
Residence: 328 West Court Street.
Sources: Obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, October 29, 1902; Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Thanks P. Meado for the above information.
Age 80y 4d
Source: Diamond Grove Cemetery Records
Moved to Brown County, IL at the age of 19 with his parents.
In 1847, he moved to Morgan county, IL.
Married Margaret J. Taylor on December 22, 1847 in Morgan County; they had eight children.
Survived by his wife, and the following children: Mrs. Mary E. Folckemer of Camp Point; Mrs. H. F. Strickling of Denver; William D. Clark of Peoria; Mrs. W. R. Scott of Holdenville, I.T.?; Mrs. W. G. Wolfe of Jacksonville; Henrietta Clark of Jacksonville; and John F. Clark of Jacksonville.
Preceded in death by a son: George W. Clark, who died at the age of two.
At one time, George Clark was a farmer. He was elected Justice of the Peace, served as deputy sheriff for six years, served one term as Circuit Clerk.
Residence: 328 West Court Street.
Sources: Obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, October 29, 1902; Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Thanks P. Meado for the above information.
Burial: 25 October 1902
Age 80y 4d
Source: Diamond Grove Cemetery Records
Moved to Brown County, IL at the age of 19 with his parents.
In 1847, he moved to Morgan county, IL.
Married Margaret J. Taylor on December 22, 1847 in Morgan County; they had eight children.
Survived by his wife, and the following children: Mrs. Mary E. Folckemer of Camp Point; Mrs. H. F. Strickling of Denver; William D. Clark of Peoria; Mrs. W. R. Scott of Holdenville, I.T.?; Mrs. W. G. Wolfe of Jacksonville; Henrietta Clark of Jacksonville; and John F. Clark of Jacksonville.
Preceded in death by a son: George W. Clark, who died at the age of two.
At one time, George Clark was a farmer. He was elected Justice of the Peace, served as deputy sheriff for six years, served one term as Circuit Clerk.
Residence: 328 West Court Street.
Sources: Obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, October 29, 1902; Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Thanks P. Meado for the above information.
Age 80y 4d
Source: Diamond Grove Cemetery Records
Moved to Brown County, IL at the age of 19 with his parents.
In 1847, he moved to Morgan county, IL.
Married Margaret J. Taylor on December 22, 1847 in Morgan County; they had eight children.
Survived by his wife, and the following children: Mrs. Mary E. Folckemer of Camp Point; Mrs. H. F. Strickling of Denver; William D. Clark of Peoria; Mrs. W. R. Scott of Holdenville, I.T.?; Mrs. W. G. Wolfe of Jacksonville; Henrietta Clark of Jacksonville; and John F. Clark of Jacksonville.
Preceded in death by a son: George W. Clark, who died at the age of two.
At one time, George Clark was a farmer. He was elected Justice of the Peace, served as deputy sheriff for six years, served one term as Circuit Clerk.
Residence: 328 West Court Street.
Sources: Obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, October 29, 1902; Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Thanks P. Meado for the above information.
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