Port Jervis, Dec. 27 - Mrs. Ada Case Clark died on Sunday at Hancock. The body was brought to this city on Erie train Four Tuesday afternoon and was taken to the chapel of the Terwilliger-Woolsey Company, 42 Front street. The funeral took place at one o'clock this afternoon in the Cuddebackville church. Interment was in the Cuddebackville cemetery.
Deceased was the widow of Elisha Clark, a veteran of the Civil War, to whom she was married on December 10th, 1866. The death of Mr. Clark occurred on February 5, 1922, at Port Orange. The surviving relatives are four daughters, Mrs. Marietta Piatt, of Port Orange; Mrs. Marie Skinner, of Mount Hope; Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss, of Akron, and Mrs. Alice Briggs, of Liberty.
--Orange County (NY) Times-Press, Friday, December 29, 1922, page 5
Deceased was the widow of Elisha Clark, a veteran of the Civil War, to whom she was married on December 10th, 1866. The death of Mr. Clark occurred on February 5, 1922, at Port Orange. The surviving relatives are four daughters, Mrs. Marietta Piatt, of Port Orange; Mrs. Marie Skinner, of Mount Hope; Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss, of Akron, and Mrs. Alice Briggs, of Liberty.
--Orange County (NY) Times-Press, Friday, December 29, 1922, page 5
Port Jervis, Dec. 27 - Mrs. Ada Case Clark died on Sunday at Hancock. The body was brought to this city on Erie train Four Tuesday afternoon and was taken to the chapel of the Terwilliger-Woolsey Company, 42 Front street. The funeral took place at one o'clock this afternoon in the Cuddebackville church. Interment was in the Cuddebackville cemetery.
Deceased was the widow of Elisha Clark, a veteran of the Civil War, to whom she was married on December 10th, 1866. The death of Mr. Clark occurred on February 5, 1922, at Port Orange. The surviving relatives are four daughters, Mrs. Marietta Piatt, of Port Orange; Mrs. Marie Skinner, of Mount Hope; Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss, of Akron, and Mrs. Alice Briggs, of Liberty.
--Orange County (NY) Times-Press, Friday, December 29, 1922, page 5
Deceased was the widow of Elisha Clark, a veteran of the Civil War, to whom she was married on December 10th, 1866. The death of Mr. Clark occurred on February 5, 1922, at Port Orange. The surviving relatives are four daughters, Mrs. Marietta Piatt, of Port Orange; Mrs. Marie Skinner, of Mount Hope; Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss, of Akron, and Mrs. Alice Briggs, of Liberty.
--Orange County (NY) Times-Press, Friday, December 29, 1922, page 5
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