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James Parker Eskridge Clark

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James Parker Eskridge Clark

Birth
Arkansas, USA
Death
22 Apr 1863 (aged 38–39)
Morehouse Parish, Louisiana, USA
Burial
Oak Ridge, Morehouse Parish, Louisiana, USA Add to Map
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During the Civil War, James P.E. Clark (37) and his oldest sons William Kenner Clark and Gilbert J. Clark enlisted in the Confederate Army (1861) in Ellis County, TX under the 19th Brigade. Only William Kenner Clark came home alive.1Lt J. P. Clark was killed April 22, 1863 during a civil war skirmish in southeast Washington County, Arkansas.

His grave is no longer marked, this picture of the stone was taken about 1985, but the stone is missing now.

He is buried with a small group (3-4?) graves on the Paschal farm.
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The inscription seems to read :
Liew J.P. Clark
Co F. 1st RIB Inf
Died Ap 22, 1863

Company F, 1st Rifles, 1st Battalion (?)
During the Civil War, James P.E. Clark (37) and his oldest sons William Kenner Clark and Gilbert J. Clark enlisted in the Confederate Army (1861) in Ellis County, TX under the 19th Brigade. Only William Kenner Clark came home alive.1Lt J. P. Clark was killed April 22, 1863 during a civil war skirmish in southeast Washington County, Arkansas.

His grave is no longer marked, this picture of the stone was taken about 1985, but the stone is missing now.

He is buried with a small group (3-4?) graves on the Paschal farm.
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The inscription seems to read :
Liew J.P. Clark
Co F. 1st RIB Inf
Died Ap 22, 1863

Company F, 1st Rifles, 1st Battalion (?)

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Grave is no longer marked, the original grave stone is now missing.

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