Dusek Tree - Person Sheet
Dusek Tree - Person Sheet
NameThomas Henry Clark 
Residence1870, Rooks Creek, Livingston Co., Illinois, USA685
Arrival8 May 1888, Waterville, Washington Territory, USA686
Residence1900, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA447
Residence1910, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA527
Residence1920, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA
Residence1930, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA687
MemoCerebral Hemorrhage, arterio sclerosis
ReligionPresbyterian684
FatherThomas Clark (-1852)
MotherMary Rooke (1817-1914)
Spouses
Residence1900, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA447
Residence1910, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA527
Residence1920, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA
Residence1930, Waterville, Douglas Co., Washington, USA687
MemoCerebro Vascular Hemorrhage, Arterio Sclerosis, Influenza Pneumonia
ReligionPresbyterian690
FatherWilliam Elliot
MotherGray
ChildrenGrace Charlotte (Twin) (1884-1958)
Elliot Rooke (Twin) (1884-1968)
Harry Thomas (1885-1956)
Mary Anabel (1887-1986)
Myra Mann (1890-1972)
Notes for Thomas Henry Clark
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Obituary notes for Thomas Henry Clark
Thomas H. Clark Rites Tomorrow684
Thomas H. Clark, 84, died at his home in Waterville last night. He was a Douglas County pioneer and farmer, having come to this part of the country in 1888. His original home was Oxford, Ohio, where he was born October 28, 1852.
The funeral will be at the Waterville Presbyterian Church at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev. S. Reimunn, officiating. Burial will be in the Waterville Fraternal Cemetery.
His wife and five children survive the pioneer. The children are Mrs. Grace Symmons, of Valier, Montana, and four from Waterville: Elliot, Harry, Mrs. John Zones, and Mrs L. P. Hansen.
Thomas H. Clark, 84, died at his home in Waterville last night. He was a Douglas County pioneer and farmer, having come to this part of the country in 1888. His original home was Oxford, Ohio, where he was born October 28, 1852.
The funeral will be at the Waterville Presbyterian Church at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev. S. Reimunn, officiating. Burial will be in the Waterville Fraternal Cemetery.
His wife and five children survive the pioneer. The children are Mrs. Grace Symmons, of Valier, Montana, and four from Waterville: Elliot, Harry, Mrs. John Zones, and Mrs L. P. Hansen.