In Ohio, she was first married to Rev. Samuel Manier, 1850, a Methodist Minister from that state. Together they had four children, with two that survive; Mrs Penelope Piatt and Mrs Sarah Ann Piatt.
In Ohio, 1864, Rev Manier died and a year later Mrs Manier came to Piatt Co and settling on a farm there.
In 1880 she married, William Clark and five children were born to them, with two that survive; Sherman W. Clark of Iowa and John E. Clark of this city.
Excerpt Monticello Bulletin Fri April 26, 1918 frt pg
In Ohio, 1864, Rev Manier died and a year later Mrs Manier came to Piatt Co and settling on a farm there.
In 1880 she married, William Clark and five children were born to them, with two that survive; Sherman W. Clark of Iowa and John E. Clark of this city.
Excerpt Monticello Bulletin Fri April 26, 1918 frt pg
In Ohio, she was first married to Rev. Samuel Manier, 1850, a Methodist Minister from that state. Together they had four children, with two that survive; Mrs Penelope Piatt and Mrs Sarah Ann Piatt.
In Ohio, 1864, Rev Manier died and a year later Mrs Manier came to Piatt Co and settling on a farm there.
In 1880 she married, William Clark and five children were born to them, with two that survive; Sherman W. Clark of Iowa and John E. Clark of this city.
Excerpt Monticello Bulletin Fri April 26, 1918 frt pg
In Ohio, 1864, Rev Manier died and a year later Mrs Manier came to Piatt Co and settling on a farm there.
In 1880 she married, William Clark and five children were born to them, with two that survive; Sherman W. Clark of Iowa and John E. Clark of this city.
Excerpt Monticello Bulletin Fri April 26, 1918 frt pg
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