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Charles Clark
1730 - 1789 (59 years)-
Name Charles Clark Born 1730 Cork, Ireland 
Gender Male Died 1789 Lexington, South Carolina Buried Nazareth Lutheran Church Cemetery, Lexington, SC Person ID I3397 Strange Genealogy Last Modified 9 Jun 2012
Family Elizabeth “Betty”, b. 1733, Cork, Ireland , d. 1841, Lexington, Orangeburg, South Carolina-NC (Age 108 years) Married 1752 Children 1. Gregory “Grig” Clark, b. 1752, Sampson County, North Carolina , d. Jan 1837, Turkey Creek, Lexington, South Carolina (Age 85 years)2. Isom Clark, b. 1769, d. 8 Jun 1824, Lexington, SC (Age 55 years)3. Clarkie Clark, b. 1768, d. 1850 (Age 82 years) 4. Cloie Clark Last Modified 1 Mar 2012 Family ID F2491 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Inscription on tombstone:In memory of Charles Clark.Born in County Cork, Ireland, His wife Betty, Two sons, Gregory and Isom, Two daughters, Clarkie and Cloie.In the year 1771 Gregory married Luraney Parker. They established a home on Turkey Creek near Nazareth Church in Lexington County, SC. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, He died Jan. 1837, age 85. His wife Luraney died June 1849. They with five children are buried in Nazareth Cemetery. The following children survived at their death, Sarah, Nancy, Fannie, Catherine, Clarissa, Cornelius, Parker and Rachel. Isom married Sarah McCarthy. They had two sons, Isom and James, two daughters, Christenus and Agness. Ison died June 8, 1834. His wife Sarah died April 24, 1823. They with the above children are buried in their family plot on the Harris Shull Plantation, five miles east of Lexington County Court House on South side of and near Sou. R.R. Clarkie married David Leach. Cloie married Neal Senn.
See File in Taylor file, Chs.ClarkGenTree.
- Inscription on tombstone:In memory of Charles Clark.Born in County Cork, Ireland, His wife Betty, Two sons, Gregory and Isom, Two daughters, Clarkie and Cloie.In the year 1771 Gregory married Luraney Parker. They established a home on Turkey Creek near Nazareth Church in Lexington County, SC. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, He died Jan. 1837, age 85. His wife Luraney died June 1849. They with five children are buried in Nazareth Cemetery. The following children survived at their death, Sarah, Nancy, Fannie, Catherine, Clarissa, Cornelius, Parker and Rachel. Isom married Sarah McCarthy. They had two sons, Isom and James, two daughters, Christenus and Agness. Ison died June 8, 1834. His wife Sarah died April 24, 1823. They with the above children are buried in their family plot on the Harris Shull Plantation, five miles east of Lexington County Court House on South side of and near Sou. R.R. Clarkie married David Leach. Cloie married Neal Senn.