Weekes H. Clark was about 19 years old when the Civil War started. He joined Whitford's Rangers and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on February 10, 1863. He was transferred to Company E. 67th Regiment N.C. Troops on Januay 18, 1864. This Company was organized at Camp Burney near Greenville, Pitt county.
Lt. Weekes Clark married Susan Gaskins and had six children,
Jesse Osborne, Norman Weekes, James, Winnifred, Minnie and Fanny Clark.
Lt. Weekes Clark married Susan Gaskins and had six children,
Jesse Osborne, Norman Weekes, James, Winnifred, Minnie and Fanny Clark.
Weekes H. Clark was about 19 years old when the Civil War started. He joined Whitford's Rangers and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on February 10, 1863. He was transferred to Company E. 67th Regiment N.C. Troops on Januay 18, 1864. This Company was organized at Camp Burney near Greenville, Pitt county.
Lt. Weekes Clark married Susan Gaskins and had six children,
Jesse Osborne, Norman Weekes, James, Winnifred, Minnie and Fanny Clark.
Lt. Weekes Clark married Susan Gaskins and had six children,
Jesse Osborne, Norman Weekes, James, Winnifred, Minnie and Fanny Clark.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
