Jesse CLARK & Nancy Jane STROUP

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Jesse CLARK
Nancy Jane STROUP

Husband: Jesse CLARK
Birth: 14 Sep 1811, Crooked Creek, Burke Co., NC
Death: 1868, Riceville, Buncombe Co., NC
Occupation: farmer
Father: Cornelius CLARK (1770-1835)
Mother: Sarah A. MENDENHALL (1776-1850)

Marriage:

Wife: Nancy Jane STROUP
Birth: 29 Nov 1811, Buncombe Co., NC
Death: 19 May 1892, Buncombe Co., NC
Father: Joseph STROUP
Mother: Catherine CREASMAN

Children:

1. Sara / Sarah C. CLARK, b. 15 Oct 1833, Burke Co., NC
2. William Henry CLARK, b. 11 Jul 1835, Buncombe Co., NC *** m1. Eliza Minerva STROUP (b. 15 Oct 1833), d/o David Rufus
3. Joseph Cornelius CLARK, b. 14 Dec 1844, Buncombe Co., NC; d. 12 Apr 1897, Buncombe Co., NC
4. James CLARK, b. 1845/6

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

. 1860 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #181 of 213): Swannanoa P.O., Buncombe Co., NC, Roll M653_889, p. 347B/696, PN 8, 60/60, enumerated 8 Aug 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Jesse Clark 49 M Farmer 1200 600 NC

Nancy " 49 F "

James " 14 M "

Listed next to Nancy's widowed mother, Catharine (CREASMAN) STROUP, on one side, and five households from Nancy's brother, Henry STROUP, on the other.

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