Carolyn Clark

Clark-9363 and Clark-30872 do not represent the same person because: 9363 is SAMUEL Clark.......30872 is CAROLYN Clark.

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David

Clark-9363 and Clark-30872 appear to represent the same person because: Samuel Clark (9/14/1766 in Morris Co., NJ--4/26/1836 in Hooversville, Somerset Co., PA) is my gr.gr.gr.gr.grandfather. The oldest of his 13 children is John Clark (3/25/1794--3/6/1874), my gr.gr.gr.grandfather. One of his 4 children is my gr.gr.grandfather John Allen Clark (5/11/1828--6/25/1915). [ John Allen Clark was the twin of Susan Clark (1828--1909), wife of David Hoover, son of Jonas Hoover,the founder of Hooversville, PA]. John Allen "Allen" Clark had 9 children to his first wife Sarah Ann Berkebile [Perkeypile], and 4 children to his second wife Rachel Berkebile [Perkeypile]. My great-grandfather, John J. Clark was the 7th of the children of John Allen and Sarah Ann Clark. John J. Clark (1/9/1872--9/3/1901) was the father of my grandfather Orbie Clark (5/21/1896--3/4/1969). My father, Orbie Clark, Jr. (10/11/1922--2/13/1983) was the 4th of the 5 children of Orbie Clark.

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