March 21, 1931, page 5:
MRS. RACHEL VIRGINIA CLARK
Mrs. Rachel Virginia Clark, 63, wife of Harry Clark, formerly a judge of the Orphan's Court of Queen Anne's county, died at her home in Denton early Monday morning after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Clark had lived on their farm near Queen Anne since their marriage in 1887, removing to Denton after their home was destroyed by fire a few years ago. Mrs. Clark was a daughter of the late Stephen Henry and Rachel Wix Anderson, prominent citizens of Tuckahoe Neck, and was one of thirteen children, seven of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. Mollie Wilkinson, of Norfolk; Mrs. R. M. Pennington, of Washington; Mrs. C. R. Straughn, of Philadelphia; Mrs. O. J. Redden, of Denton; Mrs. Laura Porter, of Burrsville; Mrs. F. B. Bennett and Robert L. Anderson, of Baltimore. Besides her husband, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. John Taylor, of Wilmington, a son, Wilbur A. Clark, of Cape May C.H., N.J., and five grandchildren. Funeral services, conducted by Dr. J. W. Kirk, pastor of the Denton M.P. Church, were held at the hom eon Wednesday afternoon and interment was made in Denton cemetery. The pall-bearers were two grandsons, Clark and Fletcher Taylor, and four nephews - Eugene Anderson, Harry Porter, Henry Wilkinson, Anderson Redden.
March 21, 1931, page 5:
MRS. RACHEL VIRGINIA CLARK
Mrs. Rachel Virginia Clark, 63, wife of Harry Clark, formerly a judge of the Orphan's Court of Queen Anne's county, died at her home in Denton early Monday morning after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Clark had lived on their farm near Queen Anne since their marriage in 1887, removing to Denton after their home was destroyed by fire a few years ago. Mrs. Clark was a daughter of the late Stephen Henry and Rachel Wix Anderson, prominent citizens of Tuckahoe Neck, and was one of thirteen children, seven of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. Mollie Wilkinson, of Norfolk; Mrs. R. M. Pennington, of Washington; Mrs. C. R. Straughn, of Philadelphia; Mrs. O. J. Redden, of Denton; Mrs. Laura Porter, of Burrsville; Mrs. F. B. Bennett and Robert L. Anderson, of Baltimore. Besides her husband, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. John Taylor, of Wilmington, a son, Wilbur A. Clark, of Cape May C.H., N.J., and five grandchildren. Funeral services, conducted by Dr. J. W. Kirk, pastor of the Denton M.P. Church, were held at the hom eon Wednesday afternoon and interment was made in Denton cemetery. The pall-bearers were two grandsons, Clark and Fletcher Taylor, and four nephews - Eugene Anderson, Harry Porter, Henry Wilkinson, Anderson Redden.
Family Members
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Isaac Davis Anderson
1847–1911
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Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Anderson Wilkinson
1848–1933
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Sarah Ella Anderson Redden
1855–1938
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Laura Anderson Porter
1855–1940
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Ann Eliza Anderson Smith
1856–1928
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Lucinda "Synthia" Anderson Seward
1857–1893
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Clementine Anderson Straughn
1859–1940
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Edward F. Anderson
1861–1916
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William Henry Anderson
1865–1930
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Robert Lee Anderson
1866–1934
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