Stephen married Trukey, Beatrice Ann on 29 Jun 1939 in Marquette, Michigan, United States. Beatrice was born on 7 Sep 1913 in Marquette, Michigan, United States; died on 1 Jul 1998 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan, United States; was buried in 1998 in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Chelsea, Michigan, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

CLARK, BEATRICE ANN-

Of Ann Arbor, Mich., formerly of Chelsea, Mich. died Wednesday July 1,1998 at her home following a lengthy illness, aged 82 years. She

was born September 7, 1915 in Marquette, Mich., daughter of Alfred andEllen Truckey. Mrs. Clark had previously resided in Marquette,
Chelsea and Ft. Myers, Fla. On June 29, 1939 she married Stephen Clarkin Marquette and tie survives. Also surviving are four children,
Ron (Janet) Clark, George Clark and Utpala Patel, Bonnie Joan Clark,Bruce (Marilyn) Clark, five grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. A private memorial service will be held for familyat a later time. Memorial contributions may be made to
Individualized Home Nursing Care, Key Bank, P.O. Box 8612, Ann Arbor,Mich. 48107-9922.




RE: Jackson Citizen Patriot
July 2, 1998

Notes:

GEORGE C CLARK
1876 1959


A life- long Chelsea resident,died Tuesday evening at St Joseph MercyHospital, Ann Arbor, where he had been a patient since last Friday.

He was one of the original employees of the Chelsea Screw Works,forrunner of Federal Screw Works,when the company was founded in
1913. With the exception of eight years, 1921-1929, when he wasemployed at the New York Central office here, he was employed by the
Federal Screw Works until his retirement in 1942.

For many years he was a member of the Chelsea Cornet Band, as a baritoneplayer.

He was a member of St Marys Catholic Church.

Born here, December 25. 1876 to George V and Anna (Hines) Clark, andwas married September 30, 1908 at St Marys Catholic Church, to
the former Mary A Clark . The Rev.Fr. William Considine officiated. theycelebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last year.

After their marriage they lived on S.Main Street for many years, thenmoving to E. Summit Street, then to 245 Adams St.

Survivors include his wife Mary, a son Stephen and daughter Ruth Pierce;five grandchildren; one great- grandson; several neices and
nephews.

Friends may call at the Staffan Funeral Home, Rosary at 8 p.m, Friday.Funeral services at St Marys Church at 10 a.m. Saturday with the Rev.Fr.Lee Laige officiating. Burial will take place at Mt Olivet Cemetery.





RE: Chelsea Standard
September 3,1959

George married Clark, Mary A on 30 Sep 1908 in Chelsea, Washtenaw, Michigan, United States. Mary was born on 13 May 1879 in Lyndon Township, Washtenaw, Michigan, United States; died on 21 Oct 1965 in Chelsea, Sylvan Township, Washtenaw, Michigan, United States; was buried in 1965 in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Chelsea, Michigan, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

MARY A CLARK

1879 1965


The organist at St Mary's Catholic Church for 66 years, Mrs Mary AClark, 245 Adams Street., died at the Colonial Manor Nursing Home
last Thursday afternoon, October 21. She had been a patient there since1963. She was 86. Family and friends knew her as "Mamie".

The daughter of Stephen and Katherine Frawley Clark, born May 13, 1879,in Lyndon Township, she spent her entire life in the Chelsea area.

She and George C Clark were married September 30, 1908, at St Mary'sCatholic Church. He died September 1, 1959.

Mrs Clark had been the organist at St Mary's since she was 16 yearsold until four years ago when she fell and broke her arm. She was also amember of the Alter Society at St Mary's Church.

One son, Stephen of Chelsea, and one daughter, Ruth (Pierce) Apel ofToledo, Ohio, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Requium High Mass was sung at 10 a.m. Monday at St mary's CatholicChurch, with the Rev. Fr. Francis Maliszewski officiating. Burial was atMt Olivet Cemetery.
An Alter Society Rosary was recited Saturday evening and a ParishRosary was recited Sunday evening at the Staffan Funeral Home.




RE: Chelsea Standard
October 8, 1965

Notes:

GEORGE V CLARK

Farmer and dairyman, Sylvan Twp, Chelsea, Michigan. Was born in Newyork on August 24, 1831, and is the son of James and Mary (Swick) Clark,the latter a native of New Jersey, and of German decent, and the formerof Scottish ancestry. He received his education in the common schools ofhis native state (NY) , and the greater part of his life has been spentin farming, but the last nine years he has added a dairy to his farm, andnow has quite a trade in Chelsea. He lives on a small farm on Sec 14, inSylvan Twp, and is doing a good business. As of 1998 the originalhouse still stands . 20337 Old U.S. 12
re: Washtenaw County Protrait Album. Jackson County Library.



re: Excerpt below taken from:
Schwickerath Family Memoirs of:
Carl H. Schwickerath 1943

When I got to the age of about 4 years old, I got my firstresponsibilities, I was delegated to "watch for the milkman"!
In those primitive times there was no such things as "milk bottles",pasteurization or sanitation rules,
anybody who had a couple of cows could be the milk supplier if hewanted to engage in the business. Our milkman happned to beGeorge V Clark. He had a light horse wagon and an ancient grey horsethat he called "Dobbin", that knew every house in town and everycustomer by his first name.
Along about the middle of the forenoon he would come poking alongdown the street and stop in front of our house. Mr Clark would not getoff the wagon seat but would tingle a medium sized handbell to summonthe housekeeper out to the wagon with her milkpitcher or pan and get hermilk, which was carried in a five gallon milkcan and measured out with adipper that measured a pint. If she didn't hear the bell, or for somereason failed to come out with her milk receptacle, Mr Clark would slapold "Dobbin" with the lines and he would polk along to the next customershouse.
Sometimes Mother would be busy or the kids would be noisy so shecouldn't hear the bell, so I was the "lookout"
I guess I must have been satisfactory...as I never got fired !




Chelsea Standard: 29 October 1903

Georage V Clark , was stricken with Paralysis Wednesday Morning and diedduring the afternoon. Age 78 years. He was well known in the communityhaving spent most of his life here. Funeral will be held tomorrow.Burial at Oak Grove Cemertery, Chelsea Michigan.


George Clark lost an arm during a storm on the great Lakes. The arm wascought in the ropes as he tried to control the sails. re: RaymondClark. 1991.

George married Hines, Anna in 1866 in Manchester, Washtenaw, Michigan, United States. Anna was born on 10 Apr 1834 in New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States; died on 10 Apr 1908 in Chelsea, Sylvan Township, Washtenaw, Michigan, United States; was buried in 1908 in Oakgrove Cemetery, Chelsea, Michigan, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]