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Clark Twins

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Joyce Turner Dawson

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08/07/2003

Clark Twins

Amos & Turner Clark were the twin brothers of my gggrandfather James Washington Clark, who was killed in Richmond. Amos returned home and married his brother's wife and raised James' children along with 4 or 5 more by his brothers widow, Caroline. All 3 brothers fought together, and they were the sons of Samuel Thomas Clark & Susana Masters.

Date & Place: 1890 in Dekalb County, Georgia United States

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Edna King-Miller

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09/13/2004

We're related. Older brother, John C. is my 3rd great grandfather. His daughter, Nancy, was my paternal grandfather's maternal grandmother. I received the above picture from another Clark descendent several years ago from this same website. Just discovered it myself today.

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Jim Greer

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01/12/2010

Amos J.Clark is My GGGrandfather.The Photo of The Twins Was a Dream come true for Me.Thank You!

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Amos Clark born Jul 31, 1838

Amos J Clark was born on July 31, 1838. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Amos Clark.

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Turner P Clark born Jul 31, 1838

Turner P Clark was born on July 31, 1838. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Turner P Clark.

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