Benjamin Franklin CLARK & Prudence Matilda SNETHEN

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Benjamin Franklin CLARK
Prudence Matilda SNETHEN

Husband: Benjamin Franklin CLARK
Birth: 19 Jan or 22 Apr 1826
Death: 6 Mar 1883, Mineola, Montgomery Co., MO
Disposition: bur. Clark Cemetery, Hwy J, Mineola, Montgomery Co., MO
Father: Hon. Isaac CLARK
Mother: Mary "Polly" FRENCH

Marriage:

Wife: Prudence Matilda SNETHEN
Birth: 1828/9

Children:

1. David H. CLARK, b. 1849
2. Mary CLARK, b. 1847-50
3. John F. CLARK, b. 1852/3
4. Sarah S. CLARK, b. 1858/9
5. (Child) CLARK (said to have had five children)

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Sources:

1. Family Group Sheet compiled by Georgie Tolleson and Betty Ann (Matthiesen) Cogliati.

2. Message #5936 in the Clark Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum), posted by Rick W. Mandigo. He gives these census records:

1850 Montgomery Co., MO #586

Benjamin Clark 24

Prudence 21

David 1

Mary 3/12

Listed next to Benjamin's brother and, presumably, Prudence's sister, William and Elizabeth (SNETHEN) CLARK.

1860 Montgomery Co., MO #500

Benjamin Clark 30

Prudence 29

Mary P 12

David H 10

John F 7

Sarah S 1

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