James CLARK & Esther SHANNON

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James CLARK
Esther SHANNON

Husband: James CLARK
Birth: 1754/5, VA
Death (æ 63): 6 Aug 1818, Lucasville, Scioto Co., OH

Marriage:

Wife: Esther SHANNON
Birth: 1764/5, MD
Death (æ 45): 1810, Lucasville, Scioto Co., OH

Children — presumably born in Hampshire Co., VA [now WV]:

1. John CLARK, b. ca. 1786; d. 13 Dec 1811, Lucasvile, Scioto Co., OH; m. 15 Mar 1810, Abigail LUCAS
2. Jane CLARK, b. ca. 1780s/90s; d. 11 Jul 1845, Lucasville, Scioto Co., OH; m. 28 Feb 1805, Isaac JOHNSON
3. William CLARK, b. 1787/8
4. Nancy CLARK, b. ca. 1780s/90s; m. 3 Mar 1821, John BUCKLES
5. James Ford CLARK, b. Feb 1798; d. 4 Apr 1875, Grundy Co., MO; m. 18 Aug 1830, Elizabeth BUCKLES
6. Samuel Finney CLARK, b. 19 Feb 1799; d. 30 Apr 1877, Girard, Macoupin Co., IL; m. 6 Jan 1821, Mary UTT
7. Hester / Esther "Hetta" CLARK, b. 1804/5
8. Rachel CLARK
9. Thomas CLARK, b. 1805; m. 1833, IN, Lamina ROUNSAVELL

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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