Husband of Mary Vincent Adams. Son of Benjamin Whipple Clark and Marietta Broadhurst
THE LARNED EAGLE-OPTIC
Larned, Kansas
Friday, September 7, 1900
DIED OF HEART DISEASE
Mr. Edgar T. Clark, an old soldier and an old resident of this county, died suddenly of heart disease last Sunday afternoon at his home northeast of this city. Mr. Clark was stricken while walking in his front door-yard, when he was assisted into the house and laid upon his bed, where he expired almost immediately. The deceased was well-known and greatly respected in this community, where the announcement of his unexpected death was received with many expressions of regret and sympathy.
THE LARNED EAGLE-OPTIC
Larned, Kansas
Friday, September 7, 1900
DIED OF HEART DISEASE
Mr. Edgar T. Clark, an old soldier and an old resident of this county, died suddenly of heart disease last Sunday afternoon at his home northeast of this city. Mr. Clark was stricken while walking in his front door-yard, when he was assisted into the house and laid upon his bed, where he expired almost immediately. The deceased was well-known and greatly respected in this community, where the announcement of his unexpected death was received with many expressions of regret and sympathy.
Husband of Mary Vincent Adams. Son of Benjamin Whipple Clark and Marietta Broadhurst
THE LARNED EAGLE-OPTIC
Larned, Kansas
Friday, September 7, 1900
DIED OF HEART DISEASE
Mr. Edgar T. Clark, an old soldier and an old resident of this county, died suddenly of heart disease last Sunday afternoon at his home northeast of this city. Mr. Clark was stricken while walking in his front door-yard, when he was assisted into the house and laid upon his bed, where he expired almost immediately. The deceased was well-known and greatly respected in this community, where the announcement of his unexpected death was received with many expressions of regret and sympathy.
THE LARNED EAGLE-OPTIC
Larned, Kansas
Friday, September 7, 1900
DIED OF HEART DISEASE
Mr. Edgar T. Clark, an old soldier and an old resident of this county, died suddenly of heart disease last Sunday afternoon at his home northeast of this city. Mr. Clark was stricken while walking in his front door-yard, when he was assisted into the house and laid upon his bed, where he expired almost immediately. The deceased was well-known and greatly respected in this community, where the announcement of his unexpected death was received with many expressions of regret and sympathy.
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Co. K 16th KY Infantry
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