NameGeorge B. Clark, GGGG Grandfather
Birth29 May 1800, Virginia
Death22 Apr 1863, Rowan Co., Kentucky
FatherJoseph Clark (~1757-1839)
MotherMary Britton (~1760-<1820)
Marriage25 Jun 1829, Tazewell Co., Virginia
SpouseElizabeth Flummer, GGGG Grandmother
Birth9 Mar 1803, Virginia
Deathaft 1870, prob. Rowan Co., Kentucky
FatherSamuel William Flummer (~1769-~1845)
MotherElizabeth Peck (1769->1842)
Children
1 FElizabeth Mary Clark, GGGG Aunt
Birth15 Jun 1830, Tazewell Co., Virginia
Death1 Apr 1858, Carter Co., Kentucky
2 FEliza Ann Clark, GGGG Aunt
Birth4 Apr 1832, Tazewell Co., Virginia
Deathaft 1900, Kentucky
3 MJohn Bailey Clark, GGG Grandfather
Birth29 Jul 1834, Tazewell Co., Virginia
Deathabt 1870, Rowan Co., Kentucky
SpouseMartha Ann Riddle , GGG Grandmother
4 MLeonard D. Clark, GGGG Uncle
Birth25 Sep 1836, Tazewell Co., Virginia
Deathaft 1910
Birth2 Apr 1839, Tazewell Co., Virginia
Death2 Dec 1909, Rowan Co., Kentucky
6 FMariah T. Clark, GGGG Aunt
Birth26 Sep 1841, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death1884-1899, Linn Co., Missouri
SpouseLewis Henry Riddle , GGG Uncle
7 FMartha Ellen Clark, GGGG Aunt
Birth14 Jun 1844, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Deathaft Apr 1910
Birth8 Aug 1849, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death30 May 1926, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Notes for George B. Clark
In 1840 George B. Clark received a grant of 690 acres on Bales Branch, Morgan Co., Ky.

In 1845 George sells to his sister Nancy Bailey of Tazewell Co., Virginia his interest in 370 acres that he inherited from his father Joseph Clark, deceased. Tazewell Co., VA, Deed Book 2, p. 194.
Notes for George B. & Elizabeth (Family)
Tazewell Co. Virginia marriage register 1, p. 94, records a statement “I certify that this is a true list of the marriages solemnized by me in the year 1829, 1st between George M. Neal and Martha Harmon, 2nd between George B. Clark and Elizabeth Flummer,” and three more marriages. Entry dated 31 Dec 1829, by Ancel Richardson.

John Dehart of Independence, Ky, a grandson of Thomas L. Dehart, and thus a great-grandson of Eliza Ann Clark and Stephen H. Dehart, sent to me a photocopy of a 2-page handwritten record passed down from his grandparents, which appears to be a transcription of George B. and Elizabeth’s family bible record. It is all in the same hand, and appears to have been written at the same time, with a flat nib pen, and the handwriting style common in the 1880’s to 1890’s.

The pages record:

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George B. Clark was born May the 29th 1800

Elizabeth Clark was born March the 9th 1803

Elizabeth Clark was born Born June 15th 1830

Eliza Ann Clark was born Apr the 4th 1832

John B Clark was born July 29th 1834

Lenard D Clark was born Sept the 2rth 1836

Samuel F. Clark was born Apr 2nd 1839

Mariah T Clark was born Sept the 26th 1841

Manerva P Clark was born August the 8th 1847

Gerge B Clark Died Apr 22nd 1863

Elizabeth Bear Died Apr 1858

George B I. Clark and Elizabeth Flummer was married June 25th 1829
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(The letter before the “Clark” in the last line looks more like a lower case cursive l than an upper case I. There is no period after the B, but there is after the straight letter.)
Census
1840 census of Morgan Co., KY, lists this family on p. 321, last line, as:
George B. Clarke; 3 m < 5, 1 m 40-50, 2 f 5-10, 1 f 30-40.

1850 census of Morgan Co., KY, enumerated 5 Aug, lists on p. 95 as family #120:
George B. Clark, 51, VA; Elizabeth, 46, VA; Eliza, 17, VA; John, 15, VA; Leonard, 14, VA; Samuel, 11, VA; Mariah, 9, KY; Mary, 6, KY; Manerva, 10/12, KY. (Samuel's entry suggests the family arrived in Ky in late 1839 or early 1840.)

1860 census of Rowan Co., KY, (June 10) lists on p. 9, family #63:
G B. Clark, 54, VA; Elizabeth, 50-something (illegible), VA; what looks like "Sanel", male 20, VA; Ellen, 15, KY; Manerva, 11, KY; Emily (?) Bare, 8, KY.

This entry in general is very hard to read. One would guess that the male age 20 is Samuel, but the next household (#64) is Samuel Clark, 20, living alone, and in that entry the "mu" is distinguishable. Perhaps the Mary age 6 in the 1850 census and the Ellen age 15 in this census are the same person. I have made that assumption and entered a single "Mary Ellen". The given name for the Bare child, presumably their granddaughter, looks more like “Ensly” than Emily.

1870 census of Rowan Co., Ky, (taken June 8), Christy Creek prec., lists on p. 1, family #19:
Elizabeth Clark, 65, farmer; b. VA; Minerva, 17; Francis Fraly, 20; farm laborer; Nancy Fraly, 18, domestic servant; Francis & Nancy married within the year, in March; French Brown, 26 (male), farm laborer. (Minerva should really be 20. She married French Brown in 1872.)
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