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Richard James Clark (1865 - 1916)

Richard James Clark
Born in Tokatoka, Northland, New Zealandmap
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Son of and
Brother of , , , , , and
Husband of — married 8 Aug 1889 in Mount Eden, Auckland, New Zealandmap
Father of
Died at age 51 in Dargaville, Northland, New Zealandmap
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Biography

This profile is part of the Clark Name Study.

Richard James Clark was born on 27 January 1865 in Tokatoka, Northland, New Zealand, son of William Clark (1838–1932) and Wilhemina Paton (1848–1906).[1]

His siblings were:

  1. Pricilla Clark (born 1867)
  2. Eliza Jemima Clark (born 20 May 1869)
  3. Alice Elizabeth Clark (born 1872)
  4. William Charles Clark (born 14 July 1874)
  5. Emily Amelia Clark (born 25 October 1876)
  6. Edward Jowett Clark (born 0 April 1880)
  7. John Ernest Oswald Clark (born 28 February 1882)

Richard (24) married Eunice Maud Fordham (26) (born on 14 October 1862 in Auckland, New Zealand) on 8 August 1889 in Mount Eden, Auckland, New Zealand.[2]

Richard died on 30 May 1916 in Dargaville, Northland, aged 51.[3] Richard was mentioned on a memorial in Old Mount Wesley Cemetery, Dargaville, Kaipara District, Northland, New Zealand.[4][5]

Sources

  1. ↑ New Zealand Births, Deaths and Marriages - Online. Registration: 1865/9093;Name: Richard James Clark; Parents: Wilhelmena & William accessed 28 Sep 2023
  2. ↑ New Zealand Births, Deaths and Marriages - Online. Registration: 1889/1817; Bride: Eunice Maud Fordham; Groom: Richard James Clark; accessed 28 Sep 2023
  3. ↑ New Zealand Births, Deaths and Marriages - Online Registration: 1916/3970; Name: Richard James Clark; Age at Death: 51Y; accessed 28 Sep 2023
  4. ↑ Memorial: Find a Grave (has image)
    Find A Grave: Memorial #208945384 (accessed 28 September 2023)
    Memorial page for Richard James Clark (27 Jan 1865-30 May 1916), citing Old Mount Wesley Cemetery, Dargaville, Kaipara District, Northland, New Zealand (plot: Block 3, Plot no. 497); Maintained by Andrea Ballantyne (contributor 49445488).
  5. ↑ Memorial: "Billion Graves"
    Old Mt Wesley Cemetery, 36 Mount Wesley Coast Road, Dargaville Northland 0371, New Zealand
    BillionGraves memorial (accessed 28 September 2023)
    Memorial page for Richard James Clark (d 30 May 1916); Transcribed by Marijke Bullians, Feb 15, 2016; Photographed by Marijke Bullians, Feb 15, 2016.

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