Below obituary added on 27 August 2013, as copied from Anonymous vitual flower:
THOMAS NORRIS CLARK, JR. was born February 28, 1803 at South West Point and died March 6, 1865 at Kingston. He is buried in Bethel Cemetery. He was a lawyer and he and his first cousin, JOHN Y. SMITH, formed a law partnership at Kingston. Thomas N. Clark, Jr. married first (1831 in Fluvanna County, VA) LUCY SUSAN PAYNE (1812-1836 VA). 2 Children. Died young. He married secondly (1842 in Roane County, Tennessee) MARY ANN ELIZABETH CLOWNEY (1823-1899) who was the daughter of DR. JAMES L. and DELIA HANNAH CLOWNEY of Muddy Creek, Roane County, Tennessee. They made their home on "Prospect Hill," or in the house on Euclid Street. All nine of Thomas N. Clark, Jr. and Mary Ann's children were born at "Prospect Hill", and all died in Roane County except Susan who died in Morristown, and Eugene who died in TX. -Anonymous, Added: Sep. 12, 2011
Memorial notes: Full name allowed per SAC on 27 August 2013. Parent links allowed per auto SAC on 27 Jul 2019.
THOMAS NORRIS CLARK, JR. was born February 28, 1803 at South West Point and died March 6, 1865 at Kingston. He is buried in Bethel Cemetery. He was a lawyer and he and his first cousin, JOHN Y. SMITH, formed a law partnership at Kingston. Thomas N. Clark, Jr. married first (1831 in Fluvanna County, VA) LUCY SUSAN PAYNE (1812-1836 VA). 2 Children. Died young. He married secondly (1842 in Roane County, Tennessee) MARY ANN ELIZABETH CLOWNEY (1823-1899) who was the daughter of DR. JAMES L. and DELIA HANNAH CLOWNEY of Muddy Creek, Roane County, Tennessee. They made their home on "Prospect Hill," or in the house on Euclid Street. All nine of Thomas N. Clark, Jr. and Mary Ann's children were born at "Prospect Hill", and all died in Roane County except Susan who died in Morristown, and Eugene who died in TX. -Anonymous, Added: Sep. 12, 2011
Memorial notes: Full name allowed per SAC on 27 August 2013. Parent links allowed per auto SAC on 27 Jul 2019.
Below obituary added on 27 August 2013, as copied from Anonymous vitual flower:
THOMAS NORRIS CLARK, JR. was born February 28, 1803 at South West Point and died March 6, 1865 at Kingston. He is buried in Bethel Cemetery. He was a lawyer and he and his first cousin, JOHN Y. SMITH, formed a law partnership at Kingston. Thomas N. Clark, Jr. married first (1831 in Fluvanna County, VA) LUCY SUSAN PAYNE (1812-1836 VA). 2 Children. Died young. He married secondly (1842 in Roane County, Tennessee) MARY ANN ELIZABETH CLOWNEY (1823-1899) who was the daughter of DR. JAMES L. and DELIA HANNAH CLOWNEY of Muddy Creek, Roane County, Tennessee. They made their home on "Prospect Hill," or in the house on Euclid Street. All nine of Thomas N. Clark, Jr. and Mary Ann's children were born at "Prospect Hill", and all died in Roane County except Susan who died in Morristown, and Eugene who died in TX. -Anonymous, Added: Sep. 12, 2011
Memorial notes: Full name allowed per SAC on 27 August 2013. Parent links allowed per auto SAC on 27 Jul 2019.
THOMAS NORRIS CLARK, JR. was born February 28, 1803 at South West Point and died March 6, 1865 at Kingston. He is buried in Bethel Cemetery. He was a lawyer and he and his first cousin, JOHN Y. SMITH, formed a law partnership at Kingston. Thomas N. Clark, Jr. married first (1831 in Fluvanna County, VA) LUCY SUSAN PAYNE (1812-1836 VA). 2 Children. Died young. He married secondly (1842 in Roane County, Tennessee) MARY ANN ELIZABETH CLOWNEY (1823-1899) who was the daughter of DR. JAMES L. and DELIA HANNAH CLOWNEY of Muddy Creek, Roane County, Tennessee. They made their home on "Prospect Hill," or in the house on Euclid Street. All nine of Thomas N. Clark, Jr. and Mary Ann's children were born at "Prospect Hill", and all died in Roane County except Susan who died in Morristown, and Eugene who died in TX. -Anonymous, Added: Sep. 12, 2011
Memorial notes: Full name allowed per SAC on 27 August 2013. Parent links allowed per auto SAC on 27 Jul 2019.
Inscription
OUR FATHER
IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS N. CLARK
BORN AT KINGSTON
TENN.
Gravesite Details
Broken stone (22" x 3" thick). Transcribed on 18 June 1983. Upright stone obelisk shared with wife, and a least one other, being Wm. B. Clark (brother).
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