Cora Bogle

John married Lydia Caroline Clark Lydia (daughter of William Henry Clark and Eliza J. Simpson) was born about 1858 in Missouri, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 7 Jun 1900, Crawford township, Osage County, Missouri, USA; 1. Bogle, John, head, white, male, April 1857, 43, married 20 years, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee, farmer, can read and write, owns farm with mortgage, farm schedule 52 2. _____, Lydda, wife, white, female, December 1857, 42, married 20 years, 10 children 9 living, Missouri, Tennessee, Tennessee, can read and write 3. _____, Peter, son, white, male, June 1881, 18, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, home farm, can read and write 4. _____, Cora, daughter, white, female, August 1882, 17, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, attending school, can read and write 5. _____, Dellie, daughter, white, female, April 1886, 14, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, attending school, can read cannot write 6. _____, Gilbert, son, white, male, April 1888, 12, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, attending school, can read cannot write 7. _____, Hugh, son, white, male, May 1890, 10, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, attending school, cannot read and write 8. _____, Stella, daughter, white, female, April 1892, 8, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, 9. _____, Hannah, daughter, white, female, April 1894, 6, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, 10. _____, Herman, son, white, male, July 1897, 2, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, 11. _____, Frederick, son, white, male, December 1899, 2 months, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri,

William married Eliza J. Simpson on 24 Aug 1856 in Osage County, Missouri, USA. Eliza was born about 1837 in Missouri, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Eliza's parents were probably Benjamin SIMPSON (b ca 1815 MO) and his wife Carolina (b ca 1818 TN), who are found next door to Eliza and William CLARK in athe 1860 Osage MO census.

Other Events:

• RESEARCH: He emigrated Move from Tennessee to Osage County, Missouri about _____-_____-1843 from Osage County, Missouri. 331 Moved from Tennessee (Wilson or Smith Co?) to Missouri around 1843, based on birthplaces of children. They moved with Lydia\'s parents, John Anthony Ward and Lydia Vincent. Their son, George Thomas Clark always gave his birthplace as Tennessee, and he was born around 1842. His next sibling, Rebecca, was born around 1844, and always stated her birthplace as Missouri. The family was, therefore, likely to have arrived in Missouri about 1843. They may have followed the Drury Holland family from Smith County, TN. Drury Holland is found in the 1840 Smith Co TN census, where John Lawson Clark was found in the 1820 census; Isaac Clark (Carolina Clark\'s father) is found in neighboring White Co TN in 1840. After the move to Osage County, there were several marriages between the children of the two families. It is likely that there was a previous relationship, or at least friendship, between the families prior to the move, particularly since they moved at such an early date, before the later waves of emigrants from Tennessee.
• Census: 1820, Smith County, Tennessee, USA
• Census: 1850, Crawford township, Osage County, MIssouri, USA; 1. John L. Clark, 36, male, farmer, real estate $400, North Carolina 2. Lydia Clark, 33, female, Tennessee, cannot read or write 3. Leonard Clark, 14, male, Tennessee 4. James Clark, 13, male, Tennessee 5. William Clark, 11, male, Tennessee 6. Thomas Clark, 10, male, Tennessee 7. Rebecca Clark, 6, female, Tennessee 8. Mary Clark, 4, female, Tennessee 9. John Clark, 1, male, Tennessee
• Census: 1860, Crawford township, Osage County, MIssouri, USA; 1. J.L. Clark, 50, male, farmer, real estate $2500, personal $200, Virginia 2. [Ludy? Lidy?] Clark, 43, female, Tennessee 3. James Clark, 22, male, Tennessee 4. Thomas Clark, 17, male, Tennessee, attended school within the year 5. Willy Clark, 13, male, Missouri, attended school within the year 6. John C. Clark, 10, male, Missouri, attended school within the year 7. Franklin P. Clark, 7, male, Missouri, attended school within the year 8. L.E. Clark, 3, female, Missouri 9. Benton Clark, 8, male, Missouri, attended school within the year
• Census: 1870, Crawford township, Osage County, MIssouri, USA; 1. John L. Clark, 57, white, male, farmer, real estate $2000, personal $950, Virginia 2. Lydia A. Clark, 48, white, female, keeping house, Tennessee, cannot read or write 3. Leander B. Clark, 19, male, white, farmhand, Missouri 4. Franklin P. Clark, 16, male, white, farmhand, Missouri, attended school within the year 5. Thirza E. Clark, 14, female, white, at home, Missouri, attended school within the year
• Census (State): 1876, Crawford township, Osage County, MIssouri, USA; 1. Clark, John C., male 21-45 2. _____, Susan C., female, 21-45 3. _____, Lucinda F., female, under 10 4. _____, George F., male, under 10 5. _____, Franklin P., male 21-45 6. _____, Sarah [S.?], female, 12-18 7. _____, John L., male, over 41 8. _____, Lydia A., female, over 41

Notes:

Actually probably in Jackson County in 1841 - there is census data for a Lawson Clark in 1840 Jackson County, and a Lawson Clark was named in a petition from Jackson Co in 1841 (see TSLA Archives, legislative acts).

Buried:
I received a letter while I was on the trip from a fellow researcher who is a descendant of John Lawson Clark's son, George Thomas Clark George had a son named Lewis and this is his descendant. One bit of information which I find interesting is she said that one researcher in Osage Co. said that John Lawson and his wife are most probably buried in unmarked graves in either the cemetery at Bailey Creek or New Providence. She stated that John helped found both churches.

John married Lydia Ward about 1832 in Tennessee, USA. Lydia (daughter of John Anthony Ward and Lydia Vincent) was born about 1817 in Tennessee, USA; died after 1876. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census (State): 1876, Crawford township, Osage County, MIssouri, USA; 1. Clark, John C., male 21-45 2. _____, Susan C., female, 21-45 3. _____, Lucinda F., female, under 10 4. _____, George F., male, under 10 5. _____, Franklin P., male 21-45 6. _____, Sarah [S.?], female, 12-18 7. _____, John L., male, over 41 8. _____, Lydia A., female, over 41