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Clark Eugene Wheaton

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Clark Eugene Wheaton

Birth
Galien, Berrien County, Michigan, USA
Death
12 Nov 1942 (aged 69)
Pontiac, Oakland County, Michigan, USA
Burial
Fountain, Mason County, Michigan, USA GPS-Latitude: 44.0484406, Longitude: -86.1995862
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Son of Reuben Bradford Wheaton 1846 – 1911 and Mary Ellen Dolph 1848 – 1920. Married Ada E Coleman 6 Nov 1895. Children Guy, Clark, Marie, Alice, Clarence, Raymond, Marjorie, Warren, Dorothy, Reuben, Mary, Gerald, Francis.


Clark and Ada married when Ada was just 16 years old. They came up to Mason County after having spent the rest of their lives in the Berrien Springs area. Clark and Ada would go on to having a farm on Dewey Road, Fountain MI that according to plat maps was called "Wildwood Acres" They farmed 80 acres in which they made their living.


Ada was a local correspondent for the local daily news, which carries many stories of the family including sharing that they were well known within the community and would frequently win the unofficial title of having the first raspberries and strawberries to the market during several years. They sold mostly in the Scottville and Ludington Markets.

Son of Reuben Bradford Wheaton 1846 – 1911 and Mary Ellen Dolph 1848 – 1920. Married Ada E Coleman 6 Nov 1895. Children Guy, Clark, Marie, Alice, Clarence, Raymond, Marjorie, Warren, Dorothy, Reuben, Mary, Gerald, Francis.


Clark and Ada married when Ada was just 16 years old. They came up to Mason County after having spent the rest of their lives in the Berrien Springs area. Clark and Ada would go on to having a farm on Dewey Road, Fountain MI that according to plat maps was called "Wildwood Acres" They farmed 80 acres in which they made their living.


Ada was a local correspondent for the local daily news, which carries many stories of the family including sharing that they were well known within the community and would frequently win the unofficial title of having the first raspberries and strawberries to the market during several years. They sold mostly in the Scottville and Ludington Markets.



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