Son of Charles Madison and Matilda Augusta (Mellon) Clark. Grandson of Captain Charles Mellon, U.S.A.
Husband of Josie Glazier.
Married the younger sister of his brother's wife at her home in South Waverly, PA on Dec. 17, 1891. They did not have any children.
Different censuses show his occupations as salesman and carpenter.
Moved from Waverly, NY to Newark, New Jersey around 1908. His older brother, Charles, had moved to Newark about a decade earlier. Also, Josie's parents moved to Newark as well.
Died of the flu in Saint Barnabas Hospital.
He is buried with his wife's parents and with his brother's wife (who was a daughter of his wife's parents).
Husband of Josie Glazier.
Married the younger sister of his brother's wife at her home in South Waverly, PA on Dec. 17, 1891. They did not have any children.
Different censuses show his occupations as salesman and carpenter.
Moved from Waverly, NY to Newark, New Jersey around 1908. His older brother, Charles, had moved to Newark about a decade earlier. Also, Josie's parents moved to Newark as well.
Died of the flu in Saint Barnabas Hospital.
He is buried with his wife's parents and with his brother's wife (who was a daughter of his wife's parents).
Son of Charles Madison and Matilda Augusta (Mellon) Clark. Grandson of Captain Charles Mellon, U.S.A.
Husband of Josie Glazier.
Married the younger sister of his brother's wife at her home in South Waverly, PA on Dec. 17, 1891. They did not have any children.
Different censuses show his occupations as salesman and carpenter.
Moved from Waverly, NY to Newark, New Jersey around 1908. His older brother, Charles, had moved to Newark about a decade earlier. Also, Josie's parents moved to Newark as well.
Died of the flu in Saint Barnabas Hospital.
He is buried with his wife's parents and with his brother's wife (who was a daughter of his wife's parents).
Husband of Josie Glazier.
Married the younger sister of his brother's wife at her home in South Waverly, PA on Dec. 17, 1891. They did not have any children.
Different censuses show his occupations as salesman and carpenter.
Moved from Waverly, NY to Newark, New Jersey around 1908. His older brother, Charles, had moved to Newark about a decade earlier. Also, Josie's parents moved to Newark as well.
Died of the flu in Saint Barnabas Hospital.
He is buried with his wife's parents and with his brother's wife (who was a daughter of his wife's parents).
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