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Joab CLARK, Sr.
Elizabeth BRASHER
Mary "Polly" BRASHER
Nancy BRASHER
Husband:  Joab [C.? or G.?] CLARK, Sr.
Birth:  23 Jul 1807, Christian Co., KY
Death:  23 Jan 1882/3
Disposition:  buried Clark Cemetery, Christian Co., KY
Occupation:  clergy
Religion:  Universalist
Office:  Kentucky State Legislature
Migration:  1850, to a farm near Taylorsville, Christian Co., IL (but returned to KY)
Father:  Joseph "Jo" CLARK
Mother:  Mary Ann GOLDEN
Marriage-1:  23 Aug 1827, Christian Co., KY
Wife-1:  Elizabeth BRASHER
Birth:  1809, Christian Co., KY
Death:  3 Mar 1837, Christian Co., KY
Father:  Thomas P. BRASHER
Mother:  Katherine "Katie" CROFT
Marriage-2:  12 Sep 1837, Christian Co., KY
Wife-2:  Mary "Polly" BRASHER
Birth:  3 Feb 1820
Death:  30 Dec 1852
Disposition:  buried Clark Cemetery, Christian Co., KY
Father:  Thomas P. BRASHER
Mother:  Katherine "Katie" CROFT
Marriage-3:  18 Dec 1853, Christian Co., KY
Wife-3:  Nancy BRASHER
Birth:  10/11 Mar 1826
Death:  21 Oct 1900
Disposition:  buried Clark Cemetery, Christian Co., KY
Father:  Thomas P. BRASHER
Mother:  Katherine "Katie" CROFT
Children with Elizabeth BRASHER — born in Christian Co., KY:
  1.  Harriet Katherine CLARK, b. 26 June 1828; m. James T. JOHNSON
  2.  Gustavus Goldsmith CLARK, b. 13 Feb 1830
  3.  Volney Columbus CLARK, b. 7 Jun 1832; d. 6 Feb 1897; m. Onnie J. BROWN
  4.  Hosea Ballue CLARK, b. 16 Mar 1834; m1. Mildred PYLE; m2. Elizabeth S. COX
  5.  Aurelia Elvey CLARK, b. 16 Mar 1835; d. 13 Feb 1904; never married
  6.  Sebastian Streeter CLARK, b. 31 Mar 1836; d. 16 Nov 1856
Children with Polly BRASHER — born in Christian Co., KY:
  7.  Larkin CLARK, b. 26 Jul 1838
  8.  Albert Hawes CLARK, b. 3 Nov 1839, near Crofton
  9.  Elizabeth "Bettie" CLARK, b. 1 Aug 1842
10.  Victoria CLARK, b. 26 Feb 1844
11.  Nancy Ellen CLARK, b. 22 Feb 1847
12.  Josephine CLARK, b. bef. 1853
Children with Nancy BRASHER — born in Christian Co., KY:
13.  Joab (G.?) CLARK, Jr., b. 25/28 Jun 1856 
14.  Mollie CLARK, b. 1860; d. 1939; m. W.A. NICHOLS; children: Willie CLARK, Eva CLARK


Sources:

1.  Jordan R. Dodd, ed.  1993.  Kentucky Marriages:  Early to 1850.  Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):
Clark, Joab Brasher, Elizabeth 23 Aug 1827 Christian Co.
Clark, Joab Brasher, Polly A. 12 Sep 1837 Christian Co.

2.  Cemetery Records of Northern Christian Co., KY.  (LDS Fiche #6075675), p. 209:
Joab Clark 23 Jul 1807 23 Jan 1882 Clark Cemetery
Mary Clark  3 Feb 1820 31 Feb 1852 (sic) Clark Cemetery
Nancy Clark 11 Mar ____ 21 Oct 1900 Clark Cemetery

3.  William Henry Perrin, ed.  1884.  County of Christian, Kentucky: Historical and Biographical.  F.A. Battey Publ. Co., Chicago [LDS Film No. 0361884]), p. 588.  Biographical sketch of son, Hosea B. CLARK.

4.  Anon.  1986.  Family Histories:  Christian County, Kentucky, 1797-1986.  Christian County Genealogical Society, Hopkinsville, KY.  Biographical sketch of Joab CLARK on p. 127 (includes photograph of Joab).

5.  LDS.  Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service:  AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

6.  Broderbund.  World Family Trees.  Vol. 16, Pedigree No. 432.

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