Selected Families and Individuals
Notes
Armenius Willmer Clark
Armenius was a workman in a "roll" mill (metal, paper,bakery?). Maybe this was the source of the family rumor that someone once owned a bakery shop. In 1880, he was still working in the "roll"mill.
The children must have been pretty well grown when he got a job as a 'Car Inspector' on the Pennsylvania Rail Road and began commuting back and forth between Northeast and Philadelphia, PA.
After he died (no death certificate has been found yet) all the children were grown. Lewis Allen was working on the R.R. in Philly and persuaded his mother to come to Philly and run a boarding house for the R.R. people. So the whole family moved to Philadelphia, PA.
Charles W. Clark
Description: died young
Believed to have died young according to Annt Patsy
French Groome Clark
In later years, French lived in Wilmington, Del. He had alarge family. The unusual name was in honor of a family friend.
Arthur Worrell Clark
Arthur lived primarily in Wilmington, Del. and had a largefamily. Worrell was in honor of a family friend.
William Clark
William may have been in the 8th Regiment with GeorgeHarvey, the brother of william's brother's wife Annie Maria(h). TheHarvey and Clark families most likely new each other quite well.
Mary Harvey
Description: Tomb stone at Clyse Cemetary in Ft. Stewart, Ga.
George Rogers
Description: Shot by unknown assailant under a boxcar. He had a big funeral as he was quite high up in the Ku Klux Klan.
Annie Sophia Clark
The notorious "Aunt Soph". A Self-proclaimed reader ofminds, foreteller of the future, etc.. George, her husband, was shotone nught by an unknown assailant under a boxcar. He had a big funeralas he was high up un the KU Klux Klan.
