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Cecil Clark and Ethel Tullis
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Maggie May Stewart Temple Clark
Maggie Stewart (1906-1949)married Arthur...
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Cecil Clark and Ethel Tullis
This is Cecil Clark, son of George and Maud (Cook) Clark. On the left is Cecil's wife, Ethel Tullis. The picture is presumably taken at the Soldier And Sailor's Home where both George Clark and Cecil are buried. Cecil died in 1989, and was probably in WW2. He had a sister Hazel. His father was adopted by Alfred Clark, son of William Castle Clark, from Eastry, Kent, England. Any info on this adoption contact [contact link]
Maggie May Stewart Temple Clark
Maggie Stewart (1906-1949)married Arthur Temple,George Clark, and Issac Fisher in that order. It is said she died of leukemia. She has descendants in Oregon and California. Some of her children include Donna Hayes, Violet Clark, Georgia Clark, and George Clark, jr. She was born in Fremont, NE and died in Grand Island, NE.Her children were adopted by Maude Cook and raised later by a half-sister Hazel Clark.Any info contact me at orion1052000AThotmail.com
George Clark
George Arthur Clark (1886-1968) was not really George Clark. He was adopted by Alfred Clark(wife Joesphine Galyean), and Alfred Clark was a son of William Castle Clark who came from England to easter Iowa.Searching for names of his his biological parents and descended family. George was born in Wisconsin, and lived in Nebraska until he died in the Soldier & Sailor's Home in Grand Island, NE. His son Cecil died there also. Any info contact orion1052000AThotmail.com
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Cecil Clark and Ethel Tullis
This is Cecil Clark, son of George and Maud (Cook) Clark. On the left is Cecil's wife, Ethel Tullis. The picture is presumably taken at the Soldier And Sailor's Home where both George Clark and Cecil are buried. Cecil died in 1989, and was probably in WW2. He had a sister Hazel. His father was adopted by Alfred Clark, son of William Castle Clark, from Eastry, Kent, England. Any info on this adoption contact [contact link]
Maggie May Stewart Temple Clark
Maggie Stewart (1906-1949)married Arthur Temple,George Clark, and Issac Fisher in that order. It is said she died of leukemia. She has descendants in Oregon and California. Some of her children include Donna Hayes, Violet Clark, Georgia Clark, and George Clark, jr. She was born in Fremont, NE and died in Grand Island, NE.Her children were adopted by Maude Cook and raised later by a half-sister Hazel Clark.Any info contact me at orion1052000AThotmail.com
George Clark
George Arthur Clark (1886-1968) was not really George Clark. He was adopted by Alfred Clark(wife Joesphine Galyean), and Alfred Clark was a son of William Castle Clark who came from England to easter Iowa.Searching for names of his his biological parents and descended family. George was born in Wisconsin, and lived in Nebraska until he died in the Soldier & Sailor's Home in Grand Island, NE. His son Cecil died there also. Any info contact orion1052000AThotmail.com
