In the 1870 U.S. Census, Benjamin and Mary were living in the Boonsboro Post Office area of Washington County, Maryland, and he was a "farm laborer."
In the 1880, 1900, and 1910 U.S. Censuses, Benjamin, and Mary were living in Funkstown, Washington County, Maryland. Benjamin was "working on a farm" (1880), a "day laborer" (1900), and a "farm laborer" (1910).
In 1910, Mary had 15 children and all of them were still alive.
26 Dec 1915, Baltimore Sun - "Joseph Clark, South Dakota, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clark, Funkstown."
In the 1870 U.S. Census, Benjamin and Mary were living in the Boonsboro Post Office area of Washington County, Maryland, and he was a "farm laborer."
In the 1880, 1900, and 1910 U.S. Censuses, Benjamin, and Mary were living in Funkstown, Washington County, Maryland. Benjamin was "working on a farm" (1880), a "day laborer" (1900), and a "farm laborer" (1910).
In 1910, Mary had 15 children and all of them were still alive.
26 Dec 1915, Baltimore Sun - "Joseph Clark, South Dakota, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clark, Funkstown."
Family Members
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Ella Elizabeth Clark Ray
1865–1938
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Emma C. Clark Lizer
1866–1935
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John S Clark
1868–1944
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Martha Jane Clark Shoop
1870–1947
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Florence Virginia Clark Stansbury
1871–1956
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William Franklin Clark
1873–1959
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Annie B Clark Nield
1875–1953
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Ida Mae Clark Lapole
1876–1963
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Cora M. Clark Line
1878–1963
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George C. Keller Clark
1882–1945
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Omer Clay Clark
1884–1961
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Nina Irene Clark
1886–1966
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Josephus Benjamin "Joe" Clark
1888–1977
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Mary Etna Clark Hartman
1890–1974
