Erinnerungsbiographische Aufzeichnung der Grafschaften Sandusky und Ottawa, Ohio. Schiff. Herr Clark wurde im Fayette County, Penn., 27. Januar 1806 geboren. Am 24. März, im Jahr 1834, war er mit Miss Emiliewalisisch, County Washington, Penn., verheiratet, und er und seine Frau wanderten im September, im September, in KnoxCounty, Ohio, ein. Im Jahre 194 zogen sie in das Sandusky County und hier blieb es bis zum Jahre 1863, als das theywing seinen Wohnsitz in Clay County 111 nahm. Nachdem sie dort gelebt hatten, kehrte Thejar nach Riley Township, Sanduskydic zurück, wo Herr Clark Thislife, 6. Februar 1892, verließ, seine Frau, die ihm am 26. November 1885 vorausging. Mr

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Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . ship. Mr. Clark was born in Fayette county, Penn., January 27, 1806. On March24, 1833, he was married to Miss EmilieWelsh, of Washington county, Penn., and he and his wife migrated to Knoxcounty, Ohio, in September, 1836. In1848 they removed to Sandusky county, and here remained until 1863, when theytook up their residence in Clay county, 111. After living there three jears thejreturned to Riley township, Sanduskycounty, where Mr. Clark departed thislife, February 6, 1892, his wife precedinghim November 26, 1885. Mr. Clark wasof Irish descent, his father having beenborn February 14, 1762, in the EmeraldIsle; he died September 12, 1831. Hiswife, Elizabeth (Ross), was born January18, 1769, and died January 6, 1840.They were the parents of nine children, all now deceased. Mr. Clark was a man of more thanordinary ability, and he made his influ-ence for good felt throughout the com-munity. He possessed a wonderful mem-ory, great discretion and shrewd judg-ment, and on account of these prominent. o/u^jJl jfSic^ik COMMEMORATIVE BIOOUAPniCAL RECORD. 359 traits of character was very frequentlyfound on the jury when important caseswere to be tried. His clear mind andimpartial erdict were so hif, hly appreci-ated by all who knew him that when hewas chosen as a juror neither attorneyobjected to his sitting. He was formany years justice of the peace in Rileytownship. A sentence sometimes speaksvolumes. One of Mr. Clarks contempor-aries says of him: You need not fearthat you will over-estimate the man inwriting his sketch. To Mr. and Mrs.Joseph R. Clark came twelve children, ten of whom are mentioned as follows:William W., Mrs. Cleaver, John andRebecca (both deceased in infancy), Leander, Joseph (who died at the age ofnine years), Lucretia (deceased in in-fancy), Sarah Ann, James and Clara. Ofthose yet living, Leander, who was bornJune 5, 1839, is unmarried (he servedfour years during the war of the Rebelli

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