"A Genealogy Of The Clark Family", by Henry William Clark, Montogmery, Alabama, 1905, states:
Thomas Clark was a farmer though a man of small means. He left Virginia and settled in North Carolina where he remained some years and then moved to Spartanburg District, South Carolina and later on to Laurens District, where he lived about twenty years, and was then removed with his wife to the state of Georgia by his son John. He died at the home of his son William in Newton County, Georgia in 1837, aged 84 years. The widow died some years later at the home of John Clark in Jasper County, Georgia, about 90 years of age. They were buried in the family graveyard at the home of William Clark in Newton County, Georgia.
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Thomas Clark was a farmer though a man of small means. He left Virginia and settled in North Carolina where he remained some years and then moved to Spartanburg District, South Carolina and later on to Laurens District, where he lived about twenty years, and was then removed with his wife to the state of Georgia by his son John. He died at the home of his son William in Newton County, Georgia in 1837, aged 84 years. The widow died some years later at the home of John Clark in Jasper County, Georgia, about 90 years of age. They were buried in the family graveyard at the home of William Clark in Newton County, Georgia.
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"A Genealogy Of The Clark Family", by Henry William Clark, Montogmery, Alabama, 1905, states:
Thomas Clark was a farmer though a man of small means. He left Virginia and settled in North Carolina where he remained some years and then moved to Spartanburg District, South Carolina and later on to Laurens District, where he lived about twenty years, and was then removed with his wife to the state of Georgia by his son John. He died at the home of his son William in Newton County, Georgia in 1837, aged 84 years. The widow died some years later at the home of John Clark in Jasper County, Georgia, about 90 years of age. They were buried in the family graveyard at the home of William Clark in Newton County, Georgia.
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Thomas Clark was a farmer though a man of small means. He left Virginia and settled in North Carolina where he remained some years and then moved to Spartanburg District, South Carolina and later on to Laurens District, where he lived about twenty years, and was then removed with his wife to the state of Georgia by his son John. He died at the home of his son William in Newton County, Georgia in 1837, aged 84 years. The widow died some years later at the home of John Clark in Jasper County, Georgia, about 90 years of age. They were buried in the family graveyard at the home of William Clark in Newton County, Georgia.
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