Clark, James, Family Papers, 1825-1852

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Clark, James, Family Papers, 1825-1852

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The collection contains photostats and transcripts of correspondence, certificates, military orders, and genealogical notes documenting James Clark's career as a soldier, justice of the peace, and founder of Clarksville. In addition, correspondence also concerns members of his family, including his wife Isabella.

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