In 1891 Aquilla Clark traveled to Portland, Oregon to meet and marry Lillie Bogart. But before Lillie arrived he was shanghaied and was forced to travel around the world, chained to a ship. He was finally released in 1892. He located in in Camas where he spent the remainder of his life.
A.E. Clark died of a sudden heart attack. He was formerly chairman of the republican county central committee.
He lived at Fishers landing in Vancouver and had a wide circle of friends in Camas, Washington.
He is survived by the widow Mrs. Chad Clark; sister, and brothers, Frank, James and George.
A.E. Clark died of a sudden heart attack. He was formerly chairman of the republican county central committee.
He lived at Fishers landing in Vancouver and had a wide circle of friends in Camas, Washington.
He is survived by the widow Mrs. Chad Clark; sister, and brothers, Frank, James and George.
In 1891 Aquilla Clark traveled to Portland, Oregon to meet and marry Lillie Bogart. But before Lillie arrived he was shanghaied and was forced to travel around the world, chained to a ship. He was finally released in 1892. He located in in Camas where he spent the remainder of his life.
A.E. Clark died of a sudden heart attack. He was formerly chairman of the republican county central committee.
He lived at Fishers landing in Vancouver and had a wide circle of friends in Camas, Washington.
He is survived by the widow Mrs. Chad Clark; sister, and brothers, Frank, James and George.
A.E. Clark died of a sudden heart attack. He was formerly chairman of the republican county central committee.
He lived at Fishers landing in Vancouver and had a wide circle of friends in Camas, Washington.
He is survived by the widow Mrs. Chad Clark; sister, and brothers, Frank, James and George.
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