Married Myrtle Francis Budden 25 Jul 1923∼Ralph Llewellyn Clark was born in Fargo, ND to George A. Clark and Effie M. Buttles. His father George died when Ralph was only about 8 and he grew up in Fargo and Minneapolis. His mother Effie remarried to James H. Palmer and they lived in the Seattle area at least since about 1910 (Effie died in 1934 in Seattle, Washington, but I have not found her burial place).
Ralph married at least three times. His first wife was Elizabeth ("Bessie") DeFrance Jackson and possibly the mother of his son, Charles R. Clark, and his second marriage to Natalie Olson on Oct. 19, 1920 in Dayton, Washington listed his previous marital status as "widowed," (but Elizabeth was not deceased), as did his subsequent marriage to Myrtle Frances Budden, in Bellingham, Wash. on July 25, 1923 (his previous wife, Natalie Olson, died on January 29, 1923).
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Ralph was listed as living in Seattle, along with a wife and child. At that time, he worked as a salesman for the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. of Seattle. The card was dated 6/5/17. In later years he held other sales positions in the dairy industry, travelling throughout the state of Washington.
Ralph married at least three times. His first wife was Elizabeth ("Bessie") DeFrance Jackson and possibly the mother of his son, Charles R. Clark, and his second marriage to Natalie Olson on Oct. 19, 1920 in Dayton, Washington listed his previous marital status as "widowed," (but Elizabeth was not deceased), as did his subsequent marriage to Myrtle Frances Budden, in Bellingham, Wash. on July 25, 1923 (his previous wife, Natalie Olson, died on January 29, 1923).
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Ralph was listed as living in Seattle, along with a wife and child. At that time, he worked as a salesman for the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. of Seattle. The card was dated 6/5/17. In later years he held other sales positions in the dairy industry, travelling throughout the state of Washington.
Married Myrtle Francis Budden 25 Jul 1923∼Ralph Llewellyn Clark was born in Fargo, ND to George A. Clark and Effie M. Buttles. His father George died when Ralph was only about 8 and he grew up in Fargo and Minneapolis. His mother Effie remarried to James H. Palmer and they lived in the Seattle area at least since about 1910 (Effie died in 1934 in Seattle, Washington, but I have not found her burial place).
Ralph married at least three times. His first wife was Elizabeth ("Bessie") DeFrance Jackson and possibly the mother of his son, Charles R. Clark, and his second marriage to Natalie Olson on Oct. 19, 1920 in Dayton, Washington listed his previous marital status as "widowed," (but Elizabeth was not deceased), as did his subsequent marriage to Myrtle Frances Budden, in Bellingham, Wash. on July 25, 1923 (his previous wife, Natalie Olson, died on January 29, 1923).
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Ralph was listed as living in Seattle, along with a wife and child. At that time, he worked as a salesman for the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. of Seattle. The card was dated 6/5/17. In later years he held other sales positions in the dairy industry, travelling throughout the state of Washington.
Ralph married at least three times. His first wife was Elizabeth ("Bessie") DeFrance Jackson and possibly the mother of his son, Charles R. Clark, and his second marriage to Natalie Olson on Oct. 19, 1920 in Dayton, Washington listed his previous marital status as "widowed," (but Elizabeth was not deceased), as did his subsequent marriage to Myrtle Frances Budden, in Bellingham, Wash. on July 25, 1923 (his previous wife, Natalie Olson, died on January 29, 1923).
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Ralph was listed as living in Seattle, along with a wife and child. At that time, he worked as a salesman for the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. of Seattle. The card was dated 6/5/17. In later years he held other sales positions in the dairy industry, travelling throughout the state of Washington.
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