According to Essex County birth records, she was born March 5, 1849.
Clara was the daughter of Samuel H and Clarissa Rundlett and grew up near her future husband in Newburyport.
The 1880 Federal Census finds Clara and her husband George living at 16 Appleton St in Boston Mass and no children are listed. Since Clara was about 31 in 1880 and died only 5 years later, I assume they had no children.
I assume Clara died in Boston as the 1910 Federal Census finds George still living in Boston. I assume she was brought back home to be buried in her husband's family plot.
Clara was the daughter of Samuel H and Clarissa Rundlett and grew up near her future husband in Newburyport.
The 1880 Federal Census finds Clara and her husband George living at 16 Appleton St in Boston Mass and no children are listed. Since Clara was about 31 in 1880 and died only 5 years later, I assume they had no children.
I assume Clara died in Boston as the 1910 Federal Census finds George still living in Boston. I assume she was brought back home to be buried in her husband's family plot.
According to Essex County birth records, she was born March 5, 1849.
Clara was the daughter of Samuel H and Clarissa Rundlett and grew up near her future husband in Newburyport.
The 1880 Federal Census finds Clara and her husband George living at 16 Appleton St in Boston Mass and no children are listed. Since Clara was about 31 in 1880 and died only 5 years later, I assume they had no children.
I assume Clara died in Boston as the 1910 Federal Census finds George still living in Boston. I assume she was brought back home to be buried in her husband's family plot.
Clara was the daughter of Samuel H and Clarissa Rundlett and grew up near her future husband in Newburyport.
The 1880 Federal Census finds Clara and her husband George living at 16 Appleton St in Boston Mass and no children are listed. Since Clara was about 31 in 1880 and died only 5 years later, I assume they had no children.
I assume Clara died in Boston as the 1910 Federal Census finds George still living in Boston. I assume she was brought back home to be buried in her husband's family plot.
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