Clara F. Pierce was "born under an apple tree, the log cabin not being completed yet" in Mahopac, Oakland Co., Michigan. Mahopac was on the south shore of Mill Lake in Orion Township.
Clara was married twice. First, at Zion Church in Pontiac on 23 May 1864 to the son of Gov. Moses Wisner, Edward Wisner; this marriage ended in divorce. She married her second husband, Frederick Spencer Stewart, in 1872.
Her residence for over 50 years was 109 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac, Michigan.
Clara was married twice. First, at Zion Church in Pontiac on 23 May 1864 to the son of Gov. Moses Wisner, Edward Wisner; this marriage ended in divorce. She married her second husband, Frederick Spencer Stewart, in 1872.
Her residence for over 50 years was 109 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac, Michigan.
Clara F. Pierce was "born under an apple tree, the log cabin not being completed yet" in Mahopac, Oakland Co., Michigan. Mahopac was on the south shore of Mill Lake in Orion Township.
Clara was married twice. First, at Zion Church in Pontiac on 23 May 1864 to the son of Gov. Moses Wisner, Edward Wisner; this marriage ended in divorce. She married her second husband, Frederick Spencer Stewart, in 1872.
Her residence for over 50 years was 109 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac, Michigan.
Clara was married twice. First, at Zion Church in Pontiac on 23 May 1864 to the son of Gov. Moses Wisner, Edward Wisner; this marriage ended in divorce. She married her second husband, Frederick Spencer Stewart, in 1872.
Her residence for over 50 years was 109 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac, Michigan.
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