The ancestors and descendants of Cynthia Campbell (1772-?) and John Theophilus Clark (1770-1849)/ compiled by William Andrew Campbell, Oscar Gustavus Morgan, Blanche Luther Elsbree
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Typescript (some photocopy) donated by William Andrew Campbell, Athens, Georgia.
John Theophilus Clark was born in Massachusetts, and married Cynthia Campbell in Massachusetts. They moved to Pennsylvania and later to Indiana. "Cynthia Campbell [Clark], born June 23, 1772 in Blandford, Mass. died between 1850 - [after] 1860, presumably buried in an unmarked grave beside her husband in the Luther Mills Cemetery..."--P. [7]. Descendants lived in Indiana, New York, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Kansas and Washington.
Includes Gustin, Havens, Hudson, Wheeler, Alexander, Nichols, Leach, Payne, Boles, Brewer, Peck, Caldwell, Pelton, Maginsky, Lane, Elliott, Wrisley, Harding, Wilber, Wysouff, French, Drake, Rowe, Barrett, Slater, Barone, Cole, Comfort, Cable, Shedden, Burnett, Halverson, Parson, Conrad, Ploutz, Horton, Morgan, Tuttle, Jenkins, Bohlayer, Rossignol and related families.
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| The ancestors and descendants of Cynthia Campbell (1772-?) and John Theophilus Clark (1770-1849) | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1321134 Item 6 | 7968756 |
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| The ancestors and descendants of Cynthia Campbell (1772-?) and John Theophilus Clark (1770-1849) | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1321134 Item 6 | 7968756 |
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