Age 62 years.
She was the daughter of Hiram Atkins and Maria Dewitt Atkins.
On November 29, 1882, she married Osman D. Clark at Christ Church at Montpelier, Vermont. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard F. Hill.
They were the parents of three children including Barbara Clark Colby (1889-1969).
In November 1896, Osman D. Clark and Elizabeth D. Clark were granted a divorce for intolerable severity. The causes alleged were intolerable severity and adultery.
Source of divorce information: Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Montpelier, Vermont; Wednesday, November 18, 1896.
She was the daughter of Hiram Atkins and Maria Dewitt Atkins.
On November 29, 1882, she married Osman D. Clark at Christ Church at Montpelier, Vermont. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard F. Hill.
They were the parents of three children including Barbara Clark Colby (1889-1969).
In November 1896, Osman D. Clark and Elizabeth D. Clark were granted a divorce for intolerable severity. The causes alleged were intolerable severity and adultery.
Source of divorce information: Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Montpelier, Vermont; Wednesday, November 18, 1896.
Age 62 years.
She was the daughter of Hiram Atkins and Maria Dewitt Atkins.
On November 29, 1882, she married Osman D. Clark at Christ Church at Montpelier, Vermont. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard F. Hill.
They were the parents of three children including Barbara Clark Colby (1889-1969).
In November 1896, Osman D. Clark and Elizabeth D. Clark were granted a divorce for intolerable severity. The causes alleged were intolerable severity and adultery.
Source of divorce information: Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Montpelier, Vermont; Wednesday, November 18, 1896.
She was the daughter of Hiram Atkins and Maria Dewitt Atkins.
On November 29, 1882, she married Osman D. Clark at Christ Church at Montpelier, Vermont. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard F. Hill.
They were the parents of three children including Barbara Clark Colby (1889-1969).
In November 1896, Osman D. Clark and Elizabeth D. Clark were granted a divorce for intolerable severity. The causes alleged were intolerable severity and adultery.
Source of divorce information: Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Montpelier, Vermont; Wednesday, November 18, 1896.
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