Alice Louella Clark was born a twin to Agnes Louise Clark on March 12, 1920. Alice and Agnes were the only children born to the marriage of Robert Clark and Mabel Helen Jenks Bryarly Clark. They had half-siblings from their mother's first marriage--Thelma Bryarly Timm, Ruth Bryarly Hill, Esther Bryarly McIntosh, Charles Bryarly, Helen Bryarly Wirt and Robert Bryarly.
Alice was blond and blue-eyed while her twin had dark hair and brown eyes. Alice died as a toddler after drinking carbolic acid and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Newport Cemetery.
A marker was added in 2014.
Alice was blond and blue-eyed while her twin had dark hair and brown eyes. Alice died as a toddler after drinking carbolic acid and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Newport Cemetery.
A marker was added in 2014.
Alice Louella Clark was born a twin to Agnes Louise Clark on March 12, 1920. Alice and Agnes were the only children born to the marriage of Robert Clark and Mabel Helen Jenks Bryarly Clark. They had half-siblings from their mother's first marriage--Thelma Bryarly Timm, Ruth Bryarly Hill, Esther Bryarly McIntosh, Charles Bryarly, Helen Bryarly Wirt and Robert Bryarly.
Alice was blond and blue-eyed while her twin had dark hair and brown eyes. Alice died as a toddler after drinking carbolic acid and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Newport Cemetery.
A marker was added in 2014.
Alice was blond and blue-eyed while her twin had dark hair and brown eyes. Alice died as a toddler after drinking carbolic acid and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Newport Cemetery.
A marker was added in 2014.
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