1880 census for Brainerd, family #265:
Clark, Henry, head, 50, married, b. England
Clark, John, son, 10, b. Canada
Clark, Frederick, son, 16, b. Canada
It looks like Henry came first, with the two oldest sons, to establish a homestead while his wife and younger children waited in Canada. Ann and daughter Susanna (and probably the rest) immigrated in 1880 according to 1910 census.
See wife for more census info.
Mr. Henry Clark [sic] died in this city Monday, Sept. 3, about 6 p.m., just as the sun was setting he breathed his last.—Mr. Clarke was born in England, where he grew to manhood. After he was married he came over to Canada and settled in Montreal where he remained for several years. About four years ago he came to Brainerd, For some time he worked in the car shops. For a few months previous to his death he was engaged in running a bakery, He was sick for nearly four months and suffered greatly. He was a quiet and respected citizen. He leaves a wife and children to mourn his loss. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Elder W. W. Regan on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Clarke was 51 years old. (Brainerd Dispatch, 06 September 1883, p. 3, c. 2) [Contributed by A. Nelson]
Clark, Henry, head, 50, married, b. England
Clark, John, son, 10, b. Canada
Clark, Frederick, son, 16, b. Canada
It looks like Henry came first, with the two oldest sons, to establish a homestead while his wife and younger children waited in Canada. Ann and daughter Susanna (and probably the rest) immigrated in 1880 according to 1910 census.
See wife for more census info.
Mr. Henry Clark [sic] died in this city Monday, Sept. 3, about 6 p.m., just as the sun was setting he breathed his last.—Mr. Clarke was born in England, where he grew to manhood. After he was married he came over to Canada and settled in Montreal where he remained for several years. About four years ago he came to Brainerd, For some time he worked in the car shops. For a few months previous to his death he was engaged in running a bakery, He was sick for nearly four months and suffered greatly. He was a quiet and respected citizen. He leaves a wife and children to mourn his loss. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Elder W. W. Regan on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Clarke was 51 years old. (Brainerd Dispatch, 06 September 1883, p. 3, c. 2) [Contributed by A. Nelson]
1880 census for Brainerd, family #265:
Clark, Henry, head, 50, married, b. England
Clark, John, son, 10, b. Canada
Clark, Frederick, son, 16, b. Canada
It looks like Henry came first, with the two oldest sons, to establish a homestead while his wife and younger children waited in Canada. Ann and daughter Susanna (and probably the rest) immigrated in 1880 according to 1910 census.
See wife for more census info.
Mr. Henry Clark [sic] died in this city Monday, Sept. 3, about 6 p.m., just as the sun was setting he breathed his last.—Mr. Clarke was born in England, where he grew to manhood. After he was married he came over to Canada and settled in Montreal where he remained for several years. About four years ago he came to Brainerd, For some time he worked in the car shops. For a few months previous to his death he was engaged in running a bakery, He was sick for nearly four months and suffered greatly. He was a quiet and respected citizen. He leaves a wife and children to mourn his loss. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Elder W. W. Regan on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Clarke was 51 years old. (Brainerd Dispatch, 06 September 1883, p. 3, c. 2) [Contributed by A. Nelson]
Clark, Henry, head, 50, married, b. England
Clark, John, son, 10, b. Canada
Clark, Frederick, son, 16, b. Canada
It looks like Henry came first, with the two oldest sons, to establish a homestead while his wife and younger children waited in Canada. Ann and daughter Susanna (and probably the rest) immigrated in 1880 according to 1910 census.
See wife for more census info.
Mr. Henry Clark [sic] died in this city Monday, Sept. 3, about 6 p.m., just as the sun was setting he breathed his last.—Mr. Clarke was born in England, where he grew to manhood. After he was married he came over to Canada and settled in Montreal where he remained for several years. About four years ago he came to Brainerd, For some time he worked in the car shops. For a few months previous to his death he was engaged in running a bakery, He was sick for nearly four months and suffered greatly. He was a quiet and respected citizen. He leaves a wife and children to mourn his loss. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Elder W. W. Regan on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Clarke was 51 years old. (Brainerd Dispatch, 06 September 1883, p. 3, c. 2) [Contributed by A. Nelson]
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