Ida McKinley Clark was the daughter of William Levi Clark and Mary Elizabeth Lincoln Martin. Ida McKinley Clark is the namesake of First Lady of the United States, Ida Saxton-McKinley. President William McKinley (1897-1901)was previously a Union officer and was the last United States president to have served in the Civil War.
Ida McKinley Clark, like her sister, Mona Esther Clark, was a school teacher who taught in a one-room school house for many years. Neither sister married, in keeping with the requirement of the profession of school teaching at that time.
Ida McKinley Clark, like her sister, Mona Esther Clark, was a school teacher who taught in a one-room school house for many years. Neither sister married, in keeping with the requirement of the profession of school teaching at that time.
Ida McKinley Clark was the daughter of William Levi Clark and Mary Elizabeth Lincoln Martin. Ida McKinley Clark is the namesake of First Lady of the United States, Ida Saxton-McKinley. President William McKinley (1897-1901)was previously a Union officer and was the last United States president to have served in the Civil War.
Ida McKinley Clark, like her sister, Mona Esther Clark, was a school teacher who taught in a one-room school house for many years. Neither sister married, in keeping with the requirement of the profession of school teaching at that time.
Ida McKinley Clark, like her sister, Mona Esther Clark, was a school teacher who taught in a one-room school house for many years. Neither sister married, in keeping with the requirement of the profession of school teaching at that time.
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