Phillip Clark

After the war

He married Sarah E Segil (5). They had nine children (5):

• Isabella J Clark
• Isaac Clark
• Lewis Clark
• Barton N Clark
• Laura Clark
• Boston Clark
• Mary A Clark
• Harvey H Clark
• Emma E Clark

(At least Sebastian should also be on the list, and probably Diana and Joel also [10, 11, 12, 13].)

He worked as manager of Harris & Williams "for a while" (5). (They manufactured hoops, which were sent to Cuba to be used in sugar casks, and also locust pins for building ships. (5)) After that, he was "prosperously engaged in agricultural pursuits" (5).

In 1870, he was living in East Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania (10). He was living with his wife Sarah, eleven other Clark's (at least nine of whom were their children), and with his grandson William Henry Feight (10). He was a farmer, and owned $2,500 in real estate and $600 in personal property (10).

In 1880, he was living in East Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania (11). He was living with his life Sarah, five children, and a grandson (11). He was a farmer (11).

On 29 December 1881, he applied successfully from Pennsylvania for a pension (6, 7).

In 1890, he was living in East Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania (4). He had had diarrhea and piles since 1864 (4).

In 1899, he owned one hundred acres of land (5). He had cleared about sixty acres of timber (5). He was a Republican (5). He had been a member of the East Providence School Board for twelve years, and had served as its president, secretary, and clerk (5). He had served two terms as township assessor, and two years as tax collector (5). He was a member of the J R Callahan Post, number 559, Grand Army of the Republic, and was Commander of that post for two years (5). He was an active member of the Christian Church (5).

He married Ruhama Rohm (widow of John F Rohm) (5). They had three children (5):

• Ira A Clark
• Chester R Clark
• Pearl Irene Clark

He died on 24 February 1900 (7).

In 1900, his widow, Rhuhanna [?] Clark, was living in East Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania (8). She was living with her chilren Ira, Chester, and Carol Clark, and Ida Rohm (8). She had had seven children, five of whom were living (8).

In 1910, his widow, Rhuhanna Clark, was living in East Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania (9). She was living with her daughter Ida Rohm, and children Chester and Pearl Clark (9). She had had seven children, five of whom were living (9).

In 1920 [?], his widow, Rhuhama Clark, applied successfully from Pennsylvania for a pension (6).