Henry Zadock CLARK

                   Andrew Nathan died of thyphoid fever.
                  

                   	2  SURN HARRY


Harry Clark was a union carpenter for most of his adult life.  He received a 50 year pin from the union.  In his younger days, he did pick cotton in Mississippi as a young man.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------Between 1916 and 1920, Harry and Charlotte lived in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. At their first home at 411 1/2 Morton, they also rented rooms while Harry worked as a carpenter in the 1916 city directory.  In 1918 they appear at 911 Griffin, with Harry as a carpenter, and his wife, Lottie.  In 1919 and 1920, they appear at 1117 W. 10th St.  Harry is a carpenter.  This is the home that Fay was born in.  Photos from an album show this house as a small house, although in 2002 it shows signs of many additions.  Cleo believes that this is the home that Harry built and at the time, it was a 4 room house.   The telephone directory of 1920-1921 shows no listing, as they had moved to California by this time.
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Between 1920 and 1922 they lived in California in a two story duplex. They moved to Oregon in approximately 1922 and lived there until 1924 or thereabouts.
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1934 to 1941Harry and Charlotte lived on Nogales street, then moved to 2nd Street between 1941 to 1942.  1942 to 1955 Harry and Charlotte lived in Tulsa, OK.  They purchased a 3 room house on 60 acres.  They added to the house.  The property was sold for $25,000.  They moved to Calfornia in 1956, and bought property with two houses.  They brought in another house and placed it on the back of the lot and rented it.  The second house they rented to Charlotte's brother Frank Downing.
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In 1966, the Clarks moved to Los Lunas, New Mexico.  Their son, Orien went to California to help them move.  Orien and Harry drove the 1954 Chevrolet pickup back to New Mexico.  As they crossed the California - Arizona border, Harry let out a loud yell.  He explained he was so happy to be leaving the crowded state of California.
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Harry gave the 1954 Chevrolet pickup to Orien.  It was always called, the 'old red truck'.  Later, Orien gave the truck to his son, Michael, who took it to Arizona.  Michael worked to restore the truck to original condition.  He was very successful, although he painted the truck maroon and black, instead of the original red color.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------Although he went by the name of Harry B. Clark during his adult life, it is thought that his legal name was Baker Smith Clark.  There has been no evidence to this fact found.
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                   	2  SURN KIP
                  

                   According to 1930 Cabell Co., WV census he was living at the Biltmore Hotel. He had a wife Mary 25 WV WV Va and a daughter Joann 4/12 WV . Dewey A. Clark 28 Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma. She was 19 and he was 22 when they got married. I look at SSDI and there were a Dewey and Mary Clark died in Wilton Manors, Fla. Joann's birth would be at the Cabell Co. WV courthouse. And They might of gotten married here also. Linda
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