Co F Minnesota Infantry
Alvin enlisted on 29 Apr 1861 as sergeant at the age of 24 Company F, 1st Infantry Regiment Minnesota. He mustered out on 5 May 1864. He was wounded at Richmond and taken prisoner. he was shot through the left lung. After 4 weeks in a hospital he was exchanged and returned to the army.
Calvin was the son of Leander Clark and Theodocia Perry. He married Almira Charlotte Littlejohn about 1872. The Clarks built the first hotel in Humboldt. Calvin was a teacher in Delhi, Ia after the war and met Myra who was also a teacher. After their marriage they moved to Strawberry Point where they both taught for 7 years. They moved to Humboldt in Sept 1881. Calvin bought a hotel with 18 sleeping rooms and a dining room and a stable.
Feb 9, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - The death of C.P. Clark occurred at his home in west Humboldt Monday afternoon of this week, and the funeral was conducted from the Unitarian church Wednesday. We do not have the details of the life of Mr. Clark at this time, excepting as it is known to Humboldt citizens of long residence here. The publisher of this paper had known Mr. Clark nearly twenty-four years, and had always found him a man of integrity and worth. He was a person of superior intellect, and had received a liberal education which he supplemented with extensive reading and study. His mind was a veritable store house of facts and figures, yet withal he was a modest, un-assuming gentleman. .. Bravely he lived, and triumphantly he crossed the bar.
He is survived by a wife, and one son.
Feb 23, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - Memorial Address Delivered at the Unity Church at the Funeral of C.P. Clark, by the Pastor, Rev. C.C Williams. ... There is not one here this afternoon but what may find inspiration in the life of our friend Mr Clark. .. Trace his life from childhood to the last, as a boy, as a soldier, as a prisoner of war, as a teacher, as a citizen and you will find that he always revealed the sterling qualities which we expect to find in every true man.
Alvin enlisted on 29 Apr 1861 as sergeant at the age of 24 Company F, 1st Infantry Regiment Minnesota. He mustered out on 5 May 1864. He was wounded at Richmond and taken prisoner. he was shot through the left lung. After 4 weeks in a hospital he was exchanged and returned to the army.
Calvin was the son of Leander Clark and Theodocia Perry. He married Almira Charlotte Littlejohn about 1872. The Clarks built the first hotel in Humboldt. Calvin was a teacher in Delhi, Ia after the war and met Myra who was also a teacher. After their marriage they moved to Strawberry Point where they both taught for 7 years. They moved to Humboldt in Sept 1881. Calvin bought a hotel with 18 sleeping rooms and a dining room and a stable.
Feb 9, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - The death of C.P. Clark occurred at his home in west Humboldt Monday afternoon of this week, and the funeral was conducted from the Unitarian church Wednesday. We do not have the details of the life of Mr. Clark at this time, excepting as it is known to Humboldt citizens of long residence here. The publisher of this paper had known Mr. Clark nearly twenty-four years, and had always found him a man of integrity and worth. He was a person of superior intellect, and had received a liberal education which he supplemented with extensive reading and study. His mind was a veritable store house of facts and figures, yet withal he was a modest, un-assuming gentleman. .. Bravely he lived, and triumphantly he crossed the bar.
He is survived by a wife, and one son.
Feb 23, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - Memorial Address Delivered at the Unity Church at the Funeral of C.P. Clark, by the Pastor, Rev. C.C Williams. ... There is not one here this afternoon but what may find inspiration in the life of our friend Mr Clark. .. Trace his life from childhood to the last, as a boy, as a soldier, as a prisoner of war, as a teacher, as a citizen and you will find that he always revealed the sterling qualities which we expect to find in every true man.
Co F Minnesota Infantry
Alvin enlisted on 29 Apr 1861 as sergeant at the age of 24 Company F, 1st Infantry Regiment Minnesota. He mustered out on 5 May 1864. He was wounded at Richmond and taken prisoner. he was shot through the left lung. After 4 weeks in a hospital he was exchanged and returned to the army.
Calvin was the son of Leander Clark and Theodocia Perry. He married Almira Charlotte Littlejohn about 1872. The Clarks built the first hotel in Humboldt. Calvin was a teacher in Delhi, Ia after the war and met Myra who was also a teacher. After their marriage they moved to Strawberry Point where they both taught for 7 years. They moved to Humboldt in Sept 1881. Calvin bought a hotel with 18 sleeping rooms and a dining room and a stable.
Feb 9, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - The death of C.P. Clark occurred at his home in west Humboldt Monday afternoon of this week, and the funeral was conducted from the Unitarian church Wednesday. We do not have the details of the life of Mr. Clark at this time, excepting as it is known to Humboldt citizens of long residence here. The publisher of this paper had known Mr. Clark nearly twenty-four years, and had always found him a man of integrity and worth. He was a person of superior intellect, and had received a liberal education which he supplemented with extensive reading and study. His mind was a veritable store house of facts and figures, yet withal he was a modest, un-assuming gentleman. .. Bravely he lived, and triumphantly he crossed the bar.
He is survived by a wife, and one son.
Feb 23, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - Memorial Address Delivered at the Unity Church at the Funeral of C.P. Clark, by the Pastor, Rev. C.C Williams. ... There is not one here this afternoon but what may find inspiration in the life of our friend Mr Clark. .. Trace his life from childhood to the last, as a boy, as a soldier, as a prisoner of war, as a teacher, as a citizen and you will find that he always revealed the sterling qualities which we expect to find in every true man.
Alvin enlisted on 29 Apr 1861 as sergeant at the age of 24 Company F, 1st Infantry Regiment Minnesota. He mustered out on 5 May 1864. He was wounded at Richmond and taken prisoner. he was shot through the left lung. After 4 weeks in a hospital he was exchanged and returned to the army.
Calvin was the son of Leander Clark and Theodocia Perry. He married Almira Charlotte Littlejohn about 1872. The Clarks built the first hotel in Humboldt. Calvin was a teacher in Delhi, Ia after the war and met Myra who was also a teacher. After their marriage they moved to Strawberry Point where they both taught for 7 years. They moved to Humboldt in Sept 1881. Calvin bought a hotel with 18 sleeping rooms and a dining room and a stable.
Feb 9, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - The death of C.P. Clark occurred at his home in west Humboldt Monday afternoon of this week, and the funeral was conducted from the Unitarian church Wednesday. We do not have the details of the life of Mr. Clark at this time, excepting as it is known to Humboldt citizens of long residence here. The publisher of this paper had known Mr. Clark nearly twenty-four years, and had always found him a man of integrity and worth. He was a person of superior intellect, and had received a liberal education which he supplemented with extensive reading and study. His mind was a veritable store house of facts and figures, yet withal he was a modest, un-assuming gentleman. .. Bravely he lived, and triumphantly he crossed the bar.
He is survived by a wife, and one son.
Feb 23, 1917 - Humboldt Republican - Memorial Address Delivered at the Unity Church at the Funeral of C.P. Clark, by the Pastor, Rev. C.C Williams. ... There is not one here this afternoon but what may find inspiration in the life of our friend Mr Clark. .. Trace his life from childhood to the last, as a boy, as a soldier, as a prisoner of war, as a teacher, as a citizen and you will find that he always revealed the sterling qualities which we expect to find in every true man.
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