burial unknown-not here
info from Bruce York's web site
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Son of Jonathan Clark & Elizabeth Ann Wilson; Wife was Elizabeth Lee (1760-15 FEB 1841). She died in Haywood County, North Carolina.
Contributor: Elizabeth Higginbotham Holmberg (47848639)
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Benjamin Wilson Clark I (1730-1806) is a Revolutionary War Patriot:
SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Patriot #P-345490
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Patriot #A022188
Patriot Service Description: Paid Supply Tax, 1783, and Furnished Supplies.
Sources: (1) Abercrombie & Slatten, VA Rev Pub Claims, Volume 2, pgs 646, 648, 652.
(2) Lib of VA, Lunenburg Co Personal Property Tax, 1783.
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WHO WAS SON BENJAMIN WILSON CLARK II MARRIED TO?
I have seen one date for the marriage of Benjamin Wilson Clark II being 28 Dec. 1772. However, some say that Benjamin (1756-1829; LJTS-S76) was married to Frances Ragsdale (1755-1825; LRGN-1KB) in about 1821. Therefore Frances would have been about 56 when she married Benjamin (55 years old), if the later date is accurate. Records say Benjamin was 73 when he died about 8 years later. And, if this is true, it is difficult to believe that Benjamin and Frances together had any children; at least not as many as listed on the Family Search site and in the note below. Also, it is possible that Benjamin was married previously which could account for the 1772 date. One possible person who may have been Benjamin's first wife was a Jane Mullins (no further information at this time).
(Contributor: Rev. Samuel Laswell, #154606253)
info from Bruce York's web site
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Son of Jonathan Clark & Elizabeth Ann Wilson; Wife was Elizabeth Lee (1760-15 FEB 1841). She died in Haywood County, North Carolina.
Contributor: Elizabeth Higginbotham Holmberg (47848639)
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Benjamin Wilson Clark I (1730-1806) is a Revolutionary War Patriot:
SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Patriot #P-345490
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Patriot #A022188
Patriot Service Description: Paid Supply Tax, 1783, and Furnished Supplies.
Sources: (1) Abercrombie & Slatten, VA Rev Pub Claims, Volume 2, pgs 646, 648, 652.
(2) Lib of VA, Lunenburg Co Personal Property Tax, 1783.
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WHO WAS SON BENJAMIN WILSON CLARK II MARRIED TO?
I have seen one date for the marriage of Benjamin Wilson Clark II being 28 Dec. 1772. However, some say that Benjamin (1756-1829; LJTS-S76) was married to Frances Ragsdale (1755-1825; LRGN-1KB) in about 1821. Therefore Frances would have been about 56 when she married Benjamin (55 years old), if the later date is accurate. Records say Benjamin was 73 when he died about 8 years later. And, if this is true, it is difficult to believe that Benjamin and Frances together had any children; at least not as many as listed on the Family Search site and in the note below. Also, it is possible that Benjamin was married previously which could account for the 1772 date. One possible person who may have been Benjamin's first wife was a Jane Mullins (no further information at this time).
(Contributor: Rev. Samuel Laswell, #154606253)
burial unknown-not here
info from Bruce York's web site
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Son of Jonathan Clark & Elizabeth Ann Wilson; Wife was Elizabeth Lee (1760-15 FEB 1841). She died in Haywood County, North Carolina.
Contributor: Elizabeth Higginbotham Holmberg (47848639)
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Benjamin Wilson Clark I (1730-1806) is a Revolutionary War Patriot:
SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Patriot #P-345490
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Patriot #A022188
Patriot Service Description: Paid Supply Tax, 1783, and Furnished Supplies.
Sources: (1) Abercrombie & Slatten, VA Rev Pub Claims, Volume 2, pgs 646, 648, 652.
(2) Lib of VA, Lunenburg Co Personal Property Tax, 1783.
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WHO WAS SON BENJAMIN WILSON CLARK II MARRIED TO?
I have seen one date for the marriage of Benjamin Wilson Clark II being 28 Dec. 1772. However, some say that Benjamin (1756-1829; LJTS-S76) was married to Frances Ragsdale (1755-1825; LRGN-1KB) in about 1821. Therefore Frances would have been about 56 when she married Benjamin (55 years old), if the later date is accurate. Records say Benjamin was 73 when he died about 8 years later. And, if this is true, it is difficult to believe that Benjamin and Frances together had any children; at least not as many as listed on the Family Search site and in the note below. Also, it is possible that Benjamin was married previously which could account for the 1772 date. One possible person who may have been Benjamin's first wife was a Jane Mullins (no further information at this time).
(Contributor: Rev. Samuel Laswell, #154606253)
info from Bruce York's web site
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Son of Jonathan Clark & Elizabeth Ann Wilson; Wife was Elizabeth Lee (1760-15 FEB 1841). She died in Haywood County, North Carolina.
Contributor: Elizabeth Higginbotham Holmberg (47848639)
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Benjamin Wilson Clark I (1730-1806) is a Revolutionary War Patriot:
SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Patriot #P-345490
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Patriot #A022188
Patriot Service Description: Paid Supply Tax, 1783, and Furnished Supplies.
Sources: (1) Abercrombie & Slatten, VA Rev Pub Claims, Volume 2, pgs 646, 648, 652.
(2) Lib of VA, Lunenburg Co Personal Property Tax, 1783.
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WHO WAS SON BENJAMIN WILSON CLARK II MARRIED TO?
I have seen one date for the marriage of Benjamin Wilson Clark II being 28 Dec. 1772. However, some say that Benjamin (1756-1829; LJTS-S76) was married to Frances Ragsdale (1755-1825; LRGN-1KB) in about 1821. Therefore Frances would have been about 56 when she married Benjamin (55 years old), if the later date is accurate. Records say Benjamin was 73 when he died about 8 years later. And, if this is true, it is difficult to believe that Benjamin and Frances together had any children; at least not as many as listed on the Family Search site and in the note below. Also, it is possible that Benjamin was married previously which could account for the 1772 date. One possible person who may have been Benjamin's first wife was a Jane Mullins (no further information at this time).
(Contributor: Rev. Samuel Laswell, #154606253)
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