Levinia P Clark (1858)

Born 1858 in Maine, USA

Wife of Arnold R Childers — married 13 Aug 1876 in Santa Rosa, Sonoma, California, USA

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Biography

Levinia "Linnie" P Clark. ^[1]

Born 1858 Maine, USA. ^[2]

Marriage Husband Arnold R Childers. Wife Levinia P Clark. Child: Adelbert Childers. Child: William L Childers. Child: Harold A Childers. Marriage 13 Aug 1876. Santa Rosa, Sonoma, California, USA. ^[3]

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S-1637174376 Levinia P. CLARK - SJ0S-NN Note: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW6F-78J Note: Source Citation "Ancestral File v4.19," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW6F-78J : accessed 24 April 2012), entry for Levinia P. CLARK. Ancestral File « Back to search resultsname: Levinia P. CLARK gender: Female birth: 1858 , , ME afn: SJ0S-NN Marriages (1) spouse: Arnold R. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-MH ) marriage: 13 Aug 1876 Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., CA Hide children (3) child 1: Harold A. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-R6 ) gender: Male birth: 1885 , , OR death: 6 Feb 1963 , Contra Costa Co., CA child 2: Adelbert CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-PT ) gender: Male birth: 1879 , , OR death: Jul 1898 , Jackson Co., OR burial: Medford, Jackson Co., , Eastwood Cem. child 3: William L. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-Q1 ) gender: Male birth: 1882 , , OR Submitters (1) submitter: bsilver2482646
2. ↑ Source: #S-1637174376 Levinia P. CLARK - SJ0S-NN Note: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW6F-78J Note: Source Citation "Ancestral File v4.19," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW6F-78J : accessed 24 April 2012), entry for Levinia P. CLARK. Ancestral File « Back to search resultsname: Levinia P. CLARK gender: Female birth: 1858 , , ME afn: SJ0S-NN Marriages (1) spouse: Arnold R. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-MH ) marriage: 13 Aug 1876 Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., CA Hide children (3) child 1: Harold A. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-R6 ) gender: Male birth: 1885 , , OR death: 6 Feb 1963 , Contra Costa Co., CA child 2: Adelbert CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-PT ) gender: Male birth: 1879 , , OR death: Jul 1898 , Jackson Co., OR burial: Medford, Jackson Co., , Eastwood Cem. child 3: William L. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-Q1 ) gender: Male birth: 1882 , , OR Submitters (1) submitter: bsilver2482646
3. ↑ Source: #S-1637174376 Arnold R. CHILDERS - SJ0S-MH Note: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW6F-78D Note: Source Citation "Ancestral File v4.19," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW6F-78D : accessed 24 April 2012), entry for Arnold R. CHILDERS. Ancestral File « Back to search resultsname: Arnold R. CHILDERS gender: Male birth: 1852 , , Iowa death: 18 Nov 1897 afn: SJ0S-MH Parents father: Arnold Delbert CHILDERS (AFN: SHZZ-N9 ) mother: Sarah A JOHNSON (AFN: SJ0T-DF ) Marriages (1) spouse: Levinia P. CLARK (AFN: SJ0S-NN ) marriage: 13 Aug 1876 Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., CA Hide children (3) child 1: Harold A. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-R6 ) gender: Male birth: 1885 , , OR death: 6 Feb 1963 , Contra Costa Co., CA child 2: William L. CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-Q1 ) gender: Male birth: 1882 , , OR child 3: Adelbert CHILDERS (AFN: SJ0S-PT ) gender: Male birth: 1879 , , OR death: Jul 1898 , Jackson Co., OR burial: Medford, Jackson Co., , Eastwood Cem. Submitters (1) submitter: bsilver2482646

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