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Ida May <I>Chiles</I> Clark

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Ida May Chiles Clark

Birth
Giles County, Tennessee, USA
Death
13 Nov 1904 (aged 27)
Ellis County, Texas, USA
Burial
Forreston, Ellis County, Texas, USA
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Daughter of William Buck Chiles and Ann Eliza Young Chiles of Giles County, Tennessee, Ida married Edward Porter Clark, also of Giles County, Tennessee on 28 October 1897 in Ellis County, Texas. Their children were Walter Clark, William Floyd Clark, Edwin Porter Clark, Harvey Clay Clark, and infant Fannie May Clark who died 15 days after her mother's death.

Infant Fannie May Clark died 15 days after Ida & is buried next to her mother. Their burials are recorded in the Glenwood Cemetery and found in the Ellis County Cemetery Book, Volume 2 page 37.

Clark, Ida May September 28, 1877--November 13, 1904....wife of E. P.( broken)
Clark, Fannie May October 18, 1904--November 28, 1904....daughter of E. P. and Ida May

Ida's Chiles ancestors can be traced and are documented with prime source records back to the immigrant Walter Chiles I from Bristol, England who died circa 1653 at Black Point, Jamestown, James City County, Virginia Colony.

May you rest in peace, great grandmother. For you Mama - Love, Gloria
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Obituary
Waxahachie Daily Light
Monday 14 November 1904
Page 3, column 4

"Two Deaths Sunday"

"Mrs. E. P. Clark, wife of a young farmer near Bardwell, died yesterday. The interment took place today at Glenwood Cemetery near Nash."

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A special thanks to Sue Heath, Dale Ellison & many others for the restoration of the Glenwood Cemetery & the addition of the gravestone photo on 06 January 2018.
Daughter of William Buck Chiles and Ann Eliza Young Chiles of Giles County, Tennessee, Ida married Edward Porter Clark, also of Giles County, Tennessee on 28 October 1897 in Ellis County, Texas. Their children were Walter Clark, William Floyd Clark, Edwin Porter Clark, Harvey Clay Clark, and infant Fannie May Clark who died 15 days after her mother's death.

Infant Fannie May Clark died 15 days after Ida & is buried next to her mother. Their burials are recorded in the Glenwood Cemetery and found in the Ellis County Cemetery Book, Volume 2 page 37.

Clark, Ida May September 28, 1877--November 13, 1904....wife of E. P.( broken)
Clark, Fannie May October 18, 1904--November 28, 1904....daughter of E. P. and Ida May

Ida's Chiles ancestors can be traced and are documented with prime source records back to the immigrant Walter Chiles I from Bristol, England who died circa 1653 at Black Point, Jamestown, James City County, Virginia Colony.

May you rest in peace, great grandmother. For you Mama - Love, Gloria
~~~~
Obituary
Waxahachie Daily Light
Monday 14 November 1904
Page 3, column 4

"Two Deaths Sunday"

"Mrs. E. P. Clark, wife of a young farmer near Bardwell, died yesterday. The interment took place today at Glenwood Cemetery near Nash."

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A special thanks to Sue Heath, Dale Ellison & many others for the restoration of the Glenwood Cemetery & the addition of the gravestone photo on 06 January 2018.

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"Rest, mother, rest in quiet sleep. While friends in sorrow o'er thee weep"

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  • Created by: Gloria Tune
  • Added: Jan 18, 2009
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/33039537/ida_may-clark: accessed ), memorial page for Ida May Chiles Clark (28 Sep 1877–13 Nov 1904), Find a Grave Memorial ID 33039537, citing Glenwood Cemetery, Forreston, Ellis County, Texas, USA; Maintained by Gloria Tune (contributor 46777289).