PARENTS: Anselm E. Clarkson and Mary "Polly" Trabue, married January 3, 1807 in Woodford, KY.
WIFE: Elizabeth Mary Price, daughter of Pugh and Mary Price in Boone County, KY on January 28, 1830,
CHILDREN:
Anselm Clarkson
Julius Reuben Clarkson
Mary Eliza Clarkson
Austin Edward Clarkson
Price Pugh Clarkson
Susan Clarkson
Anselm Green Clarkson
Edward Trabue Clarkson
James Clarkson
George W. Clarkson
OCCUPATION: Trader and Stock Dealer.
OBITUARY
Covington Journal, Page 3.
November 30, 1872
Death of Maj. Clarkson
Maj. E.T. Clarkson, one of the oldest and highly respected citizens of Covington died at his residence yesterday morning at 6-1/2 o'clock. He had been dangerously ill for some time, and his death was not unexpected. Maj. Clarkson was a man of marked features of character, fearless and outspoken in his sentiment, and generous heart, his loss will be sincerely felt by a large circle of relatives and acquaintances. He was in his sixty-fifth year of his age, and was born in Virginia. The funeral will take place Sunday morning.
HEADSTONE: Oblesk, with Masonic Square and Compass.
SATURDAY June 25, 1858
Covington Journal
Senatorial Election
E.T. Clarkson, Esq., is a candidate to represent the counties of Kenton and Campbell in the State Senate. He resides in the upper part of this county. -- We are not personally acquainted with him, but understand that he is a gentleman of fair talents and has the confidence of his neighbors. Esq. Clarkson is a democrat, but seems to think a man has the right to offer for office, the dictum of a party caucus to the contrary, notwithstanding.
WIFE: Elizabeth Mary Price, daughter of Pugh and Mary Price in Boone County, KY on January 28, 1830,
CHILDREN:
Anselm Clarkson
Julius Reuben Clarkson
Mary Eliza Clarkson
Austin Edward Clarkson
Price Pugh Clarkson
Susan Clarkson
Anselm Green Clarkson
Edward Trabue Clarkson
James Clarkson
George W. Clarkson
OCCUPATION: Trader and Stock Dealer.
OBITUARY
Covington Journal, Page 3.
November 30, 1872
Death of Maj. Clarkson
Maj. E.T. Clarkson, one of the oldest and highly respected citizens of Covington died at his residence yesterday morning at 6-1/2 o'clock. He had been dangerously ill for some time, and his death was not unexpected. Maj. Clarkson was a man of marked features of character, fearless and outspoken in his sentiment, and generous heart, his loss will be sincerely felt by a large circle of relatives and acquaintances. He was in his sixty-fifth year of his age, and was born in Virginia. The funeral will take place Sunday morning.
HEADSTONE: Oblesk, with Masonic Square and Compass.
SATURDAY June 25, 1858
Covington Journal
Senatorial Election
E.T. Clarkson, Esq., is a candidate to represent the counties of Kenton and Campbell in the State Senate. He resides in the upper part of this county. -- We are not personally acquainted with him, but understand that he is a gentleman of fair talents and has the confidence of his neighbors. Esq. Clarkson is a democrat, but seems to think a man has the right to offer for office, the dictum of a party caucus to the contrary, notwithstanding.
PARENTS: Anselm E. Clarkson and Mary "Polly" Trabue, married January 3, 1807 in Woodford, KY.
WIFE: Elizabeth Mary Price, daughter of Pugh and Mary Price in Boone County, KY on January 28, 1830,
CHILDREN:
Anselm Clarkson
Julius Reuben Clarkson
Mary Eliza Clarkson
Austin Edward Clarkson
Price Pugh Clarkson
Susan Clarkson
Anselm Green Clarkson
Edward Trabue Clarkson
James Clarkson
George W. Clarkson
OCCUPATION: Trader and Stock Dealer.
OBITUARY
Covington Journal, Page 3.
November 30, 1872
Death of Maj. Clarkson
Maj. E.T. Clarkson, one of the oldest and highly respected citizens of Covington died at his residence yesterday morning at 6-1/2 o'clock. He had been dangerously ill for some time, and his death was not unexpected. Maj. Clarkson was a man of marked features of character, fearless and outspoken in his sentiment, and generous heart, his loss will be sincerely felt by a large circle of relatives and acquaintances. He was in his sixty-fifth year of his age, and was born in Virginia. The funeral will take place Sunday morning.
HEADSTONE: Oblesk, with Masonic Square and Compass.
SATURDAY June 25, 1858
Covington Journal
Senatorial Election
E.T. Clarkson, Esq., is a candidate to represent the counties of Kenton and Campbell in the State Senate. He resides in the upper part of this county. -- We are not personally acquainted with him, but understand that he is a gentleman of fair talents and has the confidence of his neighbors. Esq. Clarkson is a democrat, but seems to think a man has the right to offer for office, the dictum of a party caucus to the contrary, notwithstanding.
WIFE: Elizabeth Mary Price, daughter of Pugh and Mary Price in Boone County, KY on January 28, 1830,
CHILDREN:
Anselm Clarkson
Julius Reuben Clarkson
Mary Eliza Clarkson
Austin Edward Clarkson
Price Pugh Clarkson
Susan Clarkson
Anselm Green Clarkson
Edward Trabue Clarkson
James Clarkson
George W. Clarkson
OCCUPATION: Trader and Stock Dealer.
OBITUARY
Covington Journal, Page 3.
November 30, 1872
Death of Maj. Clarkson
Maj. E.T. Clarkson, one of the oldest and highly respected citizens of Covington died at his residence yesterday morning at 6-1/2 o'clock. He had been dangerously ill for some time, and his death was not unexpected. Maj. Clarkson was a man of marked features of character, fearless and outspoken in his sentiment, and generous heart, his loss will be sincerely felt by a large circle of relatives and acquaintances. He was in his sixty-fifth year of his age, and was born in Virginia. The funeral will take place Sunday morning.
HEADSTONE: Oblesk, with Masonic Square and Compass.
SATURDAY June 25, 1858
Covington Journal
Senatorial Election
E.T. Clarkson, Esq., is a candidate to represent the counties of Kenton and Campbell in the State Senate. He resides in the upper part of this county. -- We are not personally acquainted with him, but understand that he is a gentleman of fair talents and has the confidence of his neighbors. Esq. Clarkson is a democrat, but seems to think a man has the right to offer for office, the dictum of a party caucus to the contrary, notwithstanding.
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