Age 46 years. Buried April 30, 1918.
On July 3, 1893, she married James E. Clark in the District of Columbia. They were the parents of John Benjamin Clark who was born November 3, 1893; Male Clark born February 22, 1896 (possibly #15409105) and Alice Mae Clark who was born January 1898. Daughter Alice was married first to Michael V. Silvers and then to Russel Taylor.
The Evening Star Friday, March 29, 1907
In Favor Of Mrs. Clark
Justice Gould Grants Wife Divorce on Cross Bill
The divorce granted yesterday by Justice Gould in the Clarke case was in favor of Mrs. Clara V. Clark and was on a cross bill which she filed to the proceedings for divorce instituted against her by her husband, James G. Clark (possibly #15459952). Mr. Clark brought suit before the adoption of the code charging his wife with cruelty. To that Mrs. Clark filed a cross bill, alleging desertion.
On the testimony offered in support of her claim Justice Gould dissolved the marriage contract and awarded Mrs. Clark the custody of her two children.
Her second marriage was to George Heumann. They were the parents of at least three children, Annie Elizabeth Heumann (1908-1973) who married Samuel E. Atwell, Catherine V. Heumann (1912-1918) and Victor M. Heumann (1914-1962).
The Evening Star Monday, April 29, 1918
Died
Heumann. On April 27, 1918, Clara V., beloved wife of George Heumann (nee Faulkner) and daughter of Rebecca and the late James B. Faulkner.
Funeral on Tuesday, April 30, from her late residence, 1020 Thirty-fourth Street Northwest, at 2 o'clock PM, thence to St. John's Church, Potomac and O Streets Northwest. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
On July 3, 1893, she married James E. Clark in the District of Columbia. They were the parents of John Benjamin Clark who was born November 3, 1893; Male Clark born February 22, 1896 (possibly #15409105) and Alice Mae Clark who was born January 1898. Daughter Alice was married first to Michael V. Silvers and then to Russel Taylor.
The Evening Star Friday, March 29, 1907
In Favor Of Mrs. Clark
Justice Gould Grants Wife Divorce on Cross Bill
The divorce granted yesterday by Justice Gould in the Clarke case was in favor of Mrs. Clara V. Clark and was on a cross bill which she filed to the proceedings for divorce instituted against her by her husband, James G. Clark (possibly #15459952). Mr. Clark brought suit before the adoption of the code charging his wife with cruelty. To that Mrs. Clark filed a cross bill, alleging desertion.
On the testimony offered in support of her claim Justice Gould dissolved the marriage contract and awarded Mrs. Clark the custody of her two children.
Her second marriage was to George Heumann. They were the parents of at least three children, Annie Elizabeth Heumann (1908-1973) who married Samuel E. Atwell, Catherine V. Heumann (1912-1918) and Victor M. Heumann (1914-1962).
The Evening Star Monday, April 29, 1918
Died
Heumann. On April 27, 1918, Clara V., beloved wife of George Heumann (nee Faulkner) and daughter of Rebecca and the late James B. Faulkner.
Funeral on Tuesday, April 30, from her late residence, 1020 Thirty-fourth Street Northwest, at 2 o'clock PM, thence to St. John's Church, Potomac and O Streets Northwest. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
Age 46 years. Buried April 30, 1918.
On July 3, 1893, she married James E. Clark in the District of Columbia. They were the parents of John Benjamin Clark who was born November 3, 1893; Male Clark born February 22, 1896 (possibly #15409105) and Alice Mae Clark who was born January 1898. Daughter Alice was married first to Michael V. Silvers and then to Russel Taylor.
The Evening Star Friday, March 29, 1907
In Favor Of Mrs. Clark
Justice Gould Grants Wife Divorce on Cross Bill
The divorce granted yesterday by Justice Gould in the Clarke case was in favor of Mrs. Clara V. Clark and was on a cross bill which she filed to the proceedings for divorce instituted against her by her husband, James G. Clark (possibly #15459952). Mr. Clark brought suit before the adoption of the code charging his wife with cruelty. To that Mrs. Clark filed a cross bill, alleging desertion.
On the testimony offered in support of her claim Justice Gould dissolved the marriage contract and awarded Mrs. Clark the custody of her two children.
Her second marriage was to George Heumann. They were the parents of at least three children, Annie Elizabeth Heumann (1908-1973) who married Samuel E. Atwell, Catherine V. Heumann (1912-1918) and Victor M. Heumann (1914-1962).
The Evening Star Monday, April 29, 1918
Died
Heumann. On April 27, 1918, Clara V., beloved wife of George Heumann (nee Faulkner) and daughter of Rebecca and the late James B. Faulkner.
Funeral on Tuesday, April 30, from her late residence, 1020 Thirty-fourth Street Northwest, at 2 o'clock PM, thence to St. John's Church, Potomac and O Streets Northwest. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
On July 3, 1893, she married James E. Clark in the District of Columbia. They were the parents of John Benjamin Clark who was born November 3, 1893; Male Clark born February 22, 1896 (possibly #15409105) and Alice Mae Clark who was born January 1898. Daughter Alice was married first to Michael V. Silvers and then to Russel Taylor.
The Evening Star Friday, March 29, 1907
In Favor Of Mrs. Clark
Justice Gould Grants Wife Divorce on Cross Bill
The divorce granted yesterday by Justice Gould in the Clarke case was in favor of Mrs. Clara V. Clark and was on a cross bill which she filed to the proceedings for divorce instituted against her by her husband, James G. Clark (possibly #15459952). Mr. Clark brought suit before the adoption of the code charging his wife with cruelty. To that Mrs. Clark filed a cross bill, alleging desertion.
On the testimony offered in support of her claim Justice Gould dissolved the marriage contract and awarded Mrs. Clark the custody of her two children.
Her second marriage was to George Heumann. They were the parents of at least three children, Annie Elizabeth Heumann (1908-1973) who married Samuel E. Atwell, Catherine V. Heumann (1912-1918) and Victor M. Heumann (1914-1962).
The Evening Star Monday, April 29, 1918
Died
Heumann. On April 27, 1918, Clara V., beloved wife of George Heumann (nee Faulkner) and daughter of Rebecca and the late James B. Faulkner.
Funeral on Tuesday, April 30, from her late residence, 1020 Thirty-fourth Street Northwest, at 2 o'clock PM, thence to St. John's Church, Potomac and O Streets Northwest. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
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