Silas CLARK & Frances HENDERSON

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Silas CLARK
Frances HENDERSON

Husband: Silas CLARK
Birth: 1766, Chatham Co., NC
Baptism: 23 Apr 1772, Chatham Co., NC
Death: 23 Mar 1850, Chatham Co., NC
Father: Vatchel CLARK (c1725-c1810) — Scotland > NC
Mother: Olivia __?__ (c1732->1810)

Marriage: 6 Nov 1794, Chatham Co., NC

Wife: Frances HENDERSON
Birth: 23 Apr 1772, Chatham Co., NC
Death: 27 Oct 1847, Chatham Co., NC
Father: Argaleus Hercules HENDERSON (1727- ) — Scotland > NC
Mother: Mary "Molly" CLARK (1729-1804) — NC

Children — born in Chatham Co., NC:

1. Mary CLARK, b. ca. 1794
2. Isaac CLARK, b. ca. 1796
3. James CLARK, b. 1798-1800
4. Elizabeth CLARK, b. ca. 1799
5. Alexander CLARK, b. ca. 1800
6. Gatten CLARK, b. Oct 1803; d. 16 Jun 1811, Chatham Co., NC
7. Hercules CLARK, b. ca. 1804
8. Mahala CLARK, b. ca. 1805
9. Delilah CLARK, b. ca. 1807
10. Sarah CLARK, b. ca. 1808
11. Nancy CLARK, b. ca. 1810
12. Thomas Jefferson CLARK, b. Aug 1811
13. (Daughter) CLARK, b. ca. 1812
14. Martha "Patsy" CLARK, b. ca. 1816

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Source:

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

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