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Rob Salzman of
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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: James Joseph ClarkMale Note
Born: 24 Oct 1824 1824-10-24 at Edisto Island, SC Edisto Island, SC
Married: 15 May 1844 1844-5-15 at St. Johns, Berkley County, SC St. Johns, Berkley County, SC
Died: 18 Nov 1850 1850-11-18
WIFE
Born: Abt 1821 at Summerville, SC
Died: Aft 4 Jun 1850 at Shelbina, MO
Father: Ezekial Liepman
Mother: Sarah Thomas Benoist
CHILDREN
Born: Abt 5 Oct 1845 at Edisto Island, SC
Died: 19 Mar 1881 at Shelbina, MO
Husband: Andrew Nunn Gary
NOTES
1). References shown for both James Clark III and his wife Josephine are Records & Wills of Charleston County, SC, Vol. 38, p0gs. 804 and 808. Bk. B. Recorded in Will Book 1826 1834, Book G. Recorded on pg. 459. The Charleston Courier, Saturday 18 May 1844 Edition. The Shelbina Democrat Wednesday, December 28, 1887 Edition. 1850 Census Enumeration Date 23 September 1850, Film Number pg. 390. Parish of St. John s, Colleton county, South Carolina. 1880 CensusEnumeration Date 1 June 1880. Place of EnumerationShelbina Township, Shelby County, Missouri. Source Application papers for The National Society of Colonial Dames of America in The State of South Carolina for Mrs. Philip DuTart Pinckney, full maiden name Nancy Patricia Gary. Sacred to the Memory of JAMES J. CLARK who departed this life November 18, 1850 Aged 26 years and 24 days Ref. Tombstone, Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island, Edisto Island, SC
2). Place of death is listed as Warren, Marion County, Missouri. The papers of Alice Gary Early show Shelbina, MO. SourceApplication papers for The National Society of Colonial Dames of America in The State of South Carolina for Mrs. Philip DuTart Pinckney, full maiden name Nancy Patricia Gary.Ezekial Liepman his only known wife,Sarah Thomas Benoist. Sarah, shown as widow of Ezekial Liepman, married Thomas Gelzer in 1824. Josephine Felicia Liepman only known child of Ezekial married James J. Clark 1844 James J. Clark was born in 1824, would not think he was much older o younger than his wife, Josephine. She must have been born by 1824. Thus my conclusion about Sarah being Josephines mother. She must have been left a widow shortly before or shortly after Josephine s birth. Josephine and James had one child, Mary Anna Clark, born 1845 on Edisto. Josephine died in Shelbina MO in 1850. James must have then comehome either alive or dead also in 1850 after Josephines death as he is buried on Edisto. Not sure where Josephine is buried, but it appears in Shelbina, MO. Mary Anna would have been left as a five year old orphan. Mary Anna died also in Shelbina MO in 1881 at the age of 36. Her husband , the Union Army Capt.,Andrew Nunn Gary, born in Warren City, NJ., was buried at New Brookland, SC in 1901, so apparently he moved back? to SC or they lived in SC all along, though Mary Anna is buried in Shelbina ??? maybe next to her mother? . Maybe both Josephine documented AND James died in Shelbina, James was shipped back to Edisto to be buried documented , left this little girl, Mary Anna, who was raised in Shelbina by relatives or friends, Mary Anna then met and married Andrew Gary in Missouri and married him in 1865 documented at the close of the Civil War. Then perhaps Mary Anna s roots were calling and they moved back to Edisto because in 1872, Harry Miller Gary, our great grandfather was born on Edisto of these 2 parents. I can only begin to imagine what Mary Anna s Clark relatives thought of this union. All the whites evacuated from Edisto during the entire Civil War. All of the abandoned plantations were either taken over as Yankee headquarters or the family slaves took over the houses. It couldn t have been a happy return for most of them after the war. Of course, another possibility is that Andrew was stationed on Edisto and that Mary Anna had been raised on Edisto by relatives and she met him upon her return to the Island after the War, when Federal troops were still occupying the Island. CENS CONC e Shelbina, Shelby, MO CENS FAMS @F0339@
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