Author: Clark familyPublisher:
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Category : Dorchester (Boston, Mass.)
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
Correspondence and genealogy.
Clark Family Correspondence and Genealogy
Author: Clark familyPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Dorchester (Boston, Mass.)
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
Correspondence and genealogy.
Clark Family Correspondence
Author: Clark familyPublisher:
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Category : Preparatory school students
Languages : en
Pages : 33
Book Description
Most are letters from Edward H. Clark, Jr. to his parents while enrolled at the Hill School, a prep academy in Pottstown, Pa. Also included are several letters, one addressed to Mrs. [Phoebe Apperson] Hearst, from a portrait painter named Ethel Rosenberg.
Correspondence Pertaining to the Clark Family of Pennsylvania and Maryland
Author: Correspondence and Miscellaneous Notes Regarding the Clark Family of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Author: Clark Family Letters
Author: Leander ClarkPublisher:
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Category : Berkshire County (Mass.)
Languages : en
Pages :
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Routine correspondence between various members of the Clark family of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, concerning general family matters, health, weather, daily activities, and work. While many of the letters contain indirect genealogical information, only two (from 1897) have genealogy as their primary topic: (1) Typescript transcriptions of five letters (1832-1851; one original is in the collection) from Otis Clark of Lee, Dalton, and Stockbridge, Berkshire Co., Mass., to his brother, Eleazer Clark.
Correspondence Regarding the Clark Family of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Author: John O'Fallon Clark's Letter to His Mother, Asking for Regular Family Correspondence and Relative to His Confirmation
Author: John O'Fallon ClarkClarke Family Correspondence
Author: Clarke familyPublisher:
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Category : Betrothal
Languages : en
Pages :
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Chiefly letters between Harry Clarke and Lulu Montrose of San Francisco, during their engagement in and immediately after their marriage in 1896. The letters arrange for meeting times and places, discuss their feelings for each other, their visits, and their plans. Most letters are written in San Francisco, with a few from Lulu written while she was on trips to Napa and Niles Canyon. Inclludes letters to Harry and Lulu from Lulu's father, F.N. Montrose, giving them permission to marry. Later letters, dated intermittently from 1897-1914, include one each from Lulu's father and brother, Leo D. Montrose, offering condolences for the death of their baby daughter in 1897; a miscellaneous note from Leo dated Aug. 11, 1898 to a Miss Paddon; a letter to Harry from Lulu dated June 1900, written while on a trip to Camp Taylor, Calif.; a letter to Lulu from Leo dated Apr.-May 1902; a Christmas note from Harry and Lulu's daughter Mildred dated Dec. 10, 1912; and a few letters of correspondence between Harry and Lulu's son, Lionel, while he was a student at St. Joseph's Academy in Berkeley, Calif. in 1914. Also includes a ticket for the Market St. Railway Co. Valencia St. streetcar, for July 1, 1902.
Clark Family Letters
Author: Clark familyPublisher:
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Category : Death
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
The folder contains two letters, one written by Jonas Clark (1774-1854) to his wife and the other by an unidentified Clark family member, probably one of Jonas' sisters. The first letter, dated October 15, 1815, discusses Jonas Galusha's win over Martin Chittenden in the 1815 gubernatorial election, and the arrival of General Brown and Jonas Galusha in Montpelier, Vermont. The second letter, dated September 20, 1813, written from Preston, Connecticut, and addressed to Jonas Clark, contains information about an epidemic in the area and refers to the death of Theophilus Clark, Jonas' brother.
Clark Family
Author: Clark (Family)Publisher:
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Category : Australian literature
Languages : en
Pages : 66
Book Description
Papers of Francis and Caroline Clark and descendants including John Howard Clark, Matthew Symonds Clark, Caroline Emily Clark, Susan Mary Crompton and Shirley Kate Beckwith. Comprises extracts from letters, copies of journals, plan of North Park Lands, observation notebooks of M.S. Clark relating to ornithology, school certificates, an account of the Boarding-Out Society, literary manuscript Greencreek, genealogy of Clark/Hill family, minutes of Jubilee 150 Clark Family Reunion Committee, photograph album, visitor's book, printed material and literary manuscript by J.H. Clark, and family tree of the descendants of Francis and Caroline Clark compiled by James Crompton.