James C. CLARK & Hannah HENDERSON & Tyressa Monroe JOHNSON

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James C. CLARK
Hannah HENDERSON
Tyressa Monroe JOHNSON

Husband: James C. CLARK
Birth: 13 Jun 1791, Pendleton Co., SC
Migration: Mar 1844, moved to Christian Co., IL
Father: Joseph "Jo" CLARK
Mother: Mary Ann GOLDEN

Marriage-1: 9 Dec 1813, Christian Co., KY

Wife-1: Hannah HENDERSON

Marriage-2: 6 Jun 1848

Wife-2: Tyressa Monroe JOHNSON
Birth: 7 Dec 1810, Christian Co., KY
Death: 22 Jul 1863

Children with Hannah HENDERSON:

1. Cynthia CLARK, b. 12 Dec 1814
2. Presley H. CLARK, b. 21 Mar 1816
3. Joseph Harvey CLARK, b. 6 Apr 1819
4. (Young?) Bolin CLARK
5. Minerva M. CLARK, b. 24 Oct 1823
6. Mary Martha CLARK, b. 12 Sep 1825
7. Leander Low CLARK, b. 8 Aug 1827
8. James L. CLARK, b. 21 Feb 1830
9. Cyrena A. CLARK, b. 6 Mar 1832
10. Thomas B. CLARK, b. 22 Jun 1834
11. Irena Lucetta CLARK. b. 24 Sep 1836

Child with Tyressa JOHNSON:

12. William Johnson CLARK, b. 24 May 1849; d. 6 Jun 1849

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Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. Kentucky Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Clark, James Henderson, Hannah 9 Dec 1813 Christian Co.

2. Messages posted to the Clark Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

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