Clark was married on 1 Oct 1906 in Mangum, Greer Co., OK to Mary Willie ADAMS. They were my grandparents.
My sister Francine & I called Grandpa BOREN "Pawpaw Coon" because he had a pet coon that we would feed watermelon.
During WW-2, he worked in California as a guard at the Alameda Shipyard.
When he was younger, Clark and his brother Luther played together in a country and western band.
Clark's parents were W. Alfred BOREN & Amanda J. COTTEN.
Mary's parents were Press ADAMS & Barbara Alice Josephine "Josie" LONG.
My sister Francine & I called Grandpa BOREN "Pawpaw Coon" because he had a pet coon that we would feed watermelon.
During WW-2, he worked in California as a guard at the Alameda Shipyard.
When he was younger, Clark and his brother Luther played together in a country and western band.
Clark's parents were W. Alfred BOREN & Amanda J. COTTEN.
Mary's parents were Press ADAMS & Barbara Alice Josephine "Josie" LONG.
Clark was married on 1 Oct 1906 in Mangum, Greer Co., OK to Mary Willie ADAMS. They were my grandparents.
My sister Francine & I called Grandpa BOREN "Pawpaw Coon" because he had a pet coon that we would feed watermelon.
During WW-2, he worked in California as a guard at the Alameda Shipyard.
When he was younger, Clark and his brother Luther played together in a country and western band.
Clark's parents were W. Alfred BOREN & Amanda J. COTTEN.
Mary's parents were Press ADAMS & Barbara Alice Josephine "Josie" LONG.
My sister Francine & I called Grandpa BOREN "Pawpaw Coon" because he had a pet coon that we would feed watermelon.
During WW-2, he worked in California as a guard at the Alameda Shipyard.
When he was younger, Clark and his brother Luther played together in a country and western band.
Clark's parents were W. Alfred BOREN & Amanda J. COTTEN.
Mary's parents were Press ADAMS & Barbara Alice Josephine "Josie" LONG.
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