Son of John Solomon Cluck & Jane ROBINSON Cluck
Husband of Malissa E. "Lissie" SMITH Cluck, married about 1858.
Jacob B. Cluck was a Confederate Soldier in Company I, 3rd Arkansas Infantry and was killed near Prairie Grove, Arkansas. According to Vera CLUCK Whorton, Jacob was buried near where he was killed. His wife, Lissie never got over his death and she never remarried because she said she'd remember Jacob until she died. They were the parents of one daughter, Mary Belle Cluck who was born July 6, 1860.
Husband of Malissa E. "Lissie" SMITH Cluck, married about 1858.
Jacob B. Cluck was a Confederate Soldier in Company I, 3rd Arkansas Infantry and was killed near Prairie Grove, Arkansas. According to Vera CLUCK Whorton, Jacob was buried near where he was killed. His wife, Lissie never got over his death and she never remarried because she said she'd remember Jacob until she died. They were the parents of one daughter, Mary Belle Cluck who was born July 6, 1860.
Son of John Solomon Cluck & Jane ROBINSON Cluck
Husband of Malissa E. "Lissie" SMITH Cluck, married about 1858.
Jacob B. Cluck was a Confederate Soldier in Company I, 3rd Arkansas Infantry and was killed near Prairie Grove, Arkansas. According to Vera CLUCK Whorton, Jacob was buried near where he was killed. His wife, Lissie never got over his death and she never remarried because she said she'd remember Jacob until she died. They were the parents of one daughter, Mary Belle Cluck who was born July 6, 1860.
Husband of Malissa E. "Lissie" SMITH Cluck, married about 1858.
Jacob B. Cluck was a Confederate Soldier in Company I, 3rd Arkansas Infantry and was killed near Prairie Grove, Arkansas. According to Vera CLUCK Whorton, Jacob was buried near where he was killed. His wife, Lissie never got over his death and she never remarried because she said she'd remember Jacob until she died. They were the parents of one daughter, Mary Belle Cluck who was born July 6, 1860.
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