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Note: 1900 census taken 8 jun 1900 lists: family nr 85 ED 114 charles clark feb 1855 age 45 born in pa/father born ny/mother bornny merchant elizabeth d. mar 1862 38 born in pa/father and mother born in pamilliner carrie e. jul 1887 age 12 pa student thomas y. b. nov 1889 10 pa student russel s. dec 1891 8 pa anita j. sep 1895 pa irene jan 1900 4/12 pa
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Note: 1910 census taken 16 apr 1910 lists: family nr 21 c. e. clark 55 married 24 years pa/ny/ny retail merchant elizabeth 48 6 children/4 living milliner own shop carrie 22 public school teacher boyd 20 occupation: none russell 18 occupation: none anita 14 boyd, t. y. age 41 brother-in-law manager telephone company in thehousehold
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Note: 1920 census taken 7 jan 1920 lists: hh 54 ED103 charles e. rents home age 64 pa ny ny libbie d. 57 pa pa pa russell s. 28 single pa anita 24 single pa myers, carrie e. 32 (daughter carolyn elizabeth) married pa myers, john e. 6 nephew pa (jack myers) myers, elizabeth 4 niece ny
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Note: wife, elizabeth d. age 68 living in the household of son-in-law,garry myers age 45...see 1930 census entry for garry myers...
Note: 1930 census taken 10 apr 1930 lists: charles e. clark age 75 and
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Note: married in a huge wedding in the house at boyds mills. they took aboat trip down the hudson, a very unusual honeymoon in those days.then they settled in morris, pennsylvania (tioga county) where ed wasa partner in a thriving dry good store. there the first child,caroline, was born on july 14, 1887.
when caroline was 1 1/2 years old, libby and ed took her to boydsmills for rena's (irene boyd) wedding to art noble. they went on theerie railroad to narrowsburg, new york. when libby got off the trainshe was told that her father was desparately ill with pneumonia. plansfor a large weddin were hastily cancelled, and rena and art weremarried in her father's bedroom...t. y. boyd died the same day. libbyrefused to go back to morris, so ed, being easy going and wanting tokeep peace, packed up the furniture and came to live permanently atboyds mills..."
Note: caroline (carrie) clark myers reports: "ed clark and libby boyd were
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