Beatrice was the daughter of Joel Jasper Clark and Frances A. "Fannie" (Smith) Hughes Clark Stevens Black. Beatrice was the oldest of four children of Joel and Frances (Smith) Clark. Beatrice was married three times. First to Howard Ridgely Ward (1881-1946) on September 20, 1905 in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. They had three children together: Elizabeth, Beatrice and Thomas Ward. Howard and Beatrice were divorced by 1920 and Beatrice married her second husband, Pvt. Roland Leonard Black (1896-1953) on August 24, 1920 in Gooding, Gooding County, Idaho. Beatrice and Roland were divorced about 1933 and Beatrice married her third husband, Cpl. Robert Albert Hubert (1901-1961), on July 15, 1937 in Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada. Beatrice and Robert were divorced in November 1943. Beatrice remained single until her death in 1965.
Beatrice was adopted and raised by her aunt, Sarah Ann (Clark) Kidder and her husband John Flint Kidder. (Beatrice would use the maiden name "Kidder.") Sarah (Clark) Kidder was the sister of Beatrice's father, Joel Jasper Clark. Beatrice lived with her adoptive parents (aunt and uncle) until she was married the first time to Howard R. Ward in September 1905 in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. Howard and Beatrice were divorced between 1917 and 1920 and by 1920, Beatrice went to live with her biological mother, Frances Angeline (Smith) Hughes Clark Stevens Black, in American Falls, Power, Idaho. She ended up marrying Frances' stepson, Roland Black on August 24, 1920. Beatrice then lived with her husband, Roland Black, and her biological mother, Frances, in 1930 in Salinas, Monterey, California.
(Also, California Death Index lists her birth date as October 5, 1885, however, the date of September 6, 1884 was given on her Social Security index while she was still alive, so may be more likely to be her correct birth date.)
Beatrice was adopted and raised by her aunt, Sarah Ann (Clark) Kidder and her husband John Flint Kidder. (Beatrice would use the maiden name "Kidder.") Sarah (Clark) Kidder was the sister of Beatrice's father, Joel Jasper Clark. Beatrice lived with her adoptive parents (aunt and uncle) until she was married the first time to Howard R. Ward in September 1905 in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. Howard and Beatrice were divorced between 1917 and 1920 and by 1920, Beatrice went to live with her biological mother, Frances Angeline (Smith) Hughes Clark Stevens Black, in American Falls, Power, Idaho. She ended up marrying Frances' stepson, Roland Black on August 24, 1920. Beatrice then lived with her husband, Roland Black, and her biological mother, Frances, in 1930 in Salinas, Monterey, California.
(Also, California Death Index lists her birth date as October 5, 1885, however, the date of September 6, 1884 was given on her Social Security index while she was still alive, so may be more likely to be her correct birth date.)
Beatrice was the daughter of Joel Jasper Clark and Frances A. "Fannie" (Smith) Hughes Clark Stevens Black. Beatrice was the oldest of four children of Joel and Frances (Smith) Clark. Beatrice was married three times. First to Howard Ridgely Ward (1881-1946) on September 20, 1905 in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. They had three children together: Elizabeth, Beatrice and Thomas Ward. Howard and Beatrice were divorced by 1920 and Beatrice married her second husband, Pvt. Roland Leonard Black (1896-1953) on August 24, 1920 in Gooding, Gooding County, Idaho. Beatrice and Roland were divorced about 1933 and Beatrice married her third husband, Cpl. Robert Albert Hubert (1901-1961), on July 15, 1937 in Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada. Beatrice and Robert were divorced in November 1943. Beatrice remained single until her death in 1965.
Beatrice was adopted and raised by her aunt, Sarah Ann (Clark) Kidder and her husband John Flint Kidder. (Beatrice would use the maiden name "Kidder.") Sarah (Clark) Kidder was the sister of Beatrice's father, Joel Jasper Clark. Beatrice lived with her adoptive parents (aunt and uncle) until she was married the first time to Howard R. Ward in September 1905 in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. Howard and Beatrice were divorced between 1917 and 1920 and by 1920, Beatrice went to live with her biological mother, Frances Angeline (Smith) Hughes Clark Stevens Black, in American Falls, Power, Idaho. She ended up marrying Frances' stepson, Roland Black on August 24, 1920. Beatrice then lived with her husband, Roland Black, and her biological mother, Frances, in 1930 in Salinas, Monterey, California.
(Also, California Death Index lists her birth date as October 5, 1885, however, the date of September 6, 1884 was given on her Social Security index while she was still alive, so may be more likely to be her correct birth date.)
Beatrice was adopted and raised by her aunt, Sarah Ann (Clark) Kidder and her husband John Flint Kidder. (Beatrice would use the maiden name "Kidder.") Sarah (Clark) Kidder was the sister of Beatrice's father, Joel Jasper Clark. Beatrice lived with her adoptive parents (aunt and uncle) until she was married the first time to Howard R. Ward in September 1905 in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. Howard and Beatrice were divorced between 1917 and 1920 and by 1920, Beatrice went to live with her biological mother, Frances Angeline (Smith) Hughes Clark Stevens Black, in American Falls, Power, Idaho. She ended up marrying Frances' stepson, Roland Black on August 24, 1920. Beatrice then lived with her husband, Roland Black, and her biological mother, Frances, in 1930 in Salinas, Monterey, California.
(Also, California Death Index lists her birth date as October 5, 1885, however, the date of September 6, 1884 was given on her Social Security index while she was still alive, so may be more likely to be her correct birth date.)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
