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‎Sources: note on designation of John Clark in ref 5

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==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
''John S. Clark, Sr. '' is not in my direct ancestry. He is related the following way:
* Great great great grandfather of [[David John Leckie]], husband of my sister [[Jennifer Katherine Williams]] Leckie
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || ~1826 || Ireland || || [1][2][5]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[Ann Smith]]|| [5][7]
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
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| '''Burial''' || ||Arcadia, WI || || [5]
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =
Generation 2 Generation 3 Generation 4 Generation 5

+--[[John S. Clark, Sr.]]
|
+--''John S. Clark''---+
| |
+-- [[Francis T. Clark]]---+ +--[[Anna Smith]]
| |
-- [[Marguerite Mary Clark]]--------+ +--[[Delia Pierce]]
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+--[[Margaret Mary Inglesby]]

Sources:
[5]

=Children=
(all children with [[Ann Smith]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| Mary A. Clark || F ||~1853 || NY ||To: John Naun || || [1][2][5]
|-
| [[John S. Clark]] || M || 1855 ||NY ||To || || [1][2][5]
|-
| Joseph Clark || M || ~1856 || NY||To: Mary (unknown) || || [1][2][5]
|-
| Catherine Clark || F || ~1859 ||WI ||To: John Flynn || || [1][2][5]
|-
| Johanna Clark || F ||~1861 ||WI ||To: Michael Pierce|| || [2][5]
|-
| William Clark || M || ~1863 || WI ||To: Sarah Waters || || [2][5] 
|-
| Alice Clark Ellis Clark || F M || ~1866 || WI ||To: || || [2][5] 
|-
| Matthew Clark || M || ~1867 || WI ||To: Agnes (unknown) || || [2][5] 
|-
| Thomas Clark || M || ~1868 || WI ||To: Roseann (unknown) || || [2][5] 
|-
| Lucinda Clark || F || March 1870 || ||To: John Pierce|| || [[2][5]
|}
* 1870 census shows Ellis as a male, but family records show a female, Alice.
=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
|Ireland, possibly County Cavan || birth || || [1][5]
|-
| NY ||by 1853 || || [1][5]
|-
| Madison, Dane Co., WI || by 1859 || || [1][2][5]
|-
| Glencoe, Buffalo Co., WI || by 1870 || || [2]

|}

= Photo Gallery =
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
|-
! '''1'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''',Madison, Ward 2, Dane Co., WI, page 53. Census dated 7 June 1860. Lines 16-22: John Clark, age 34, laborer, b. Ireland; Anna, age 32, b. Ireland; Mary A., age 7, b. NY; John, age 5, b. NY; Joseph, age 4, b. NY; Kate, age 1, b. WI.
| [[File:1860 census wi dane madison ward 2 pg 53.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''2'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''',Glencoe, Buffalo Co., WI, page 14. Census dated 1 June 1870. Lines 5-15: John Clark, 43, farmer, b. Ireland,$1600 real, $1120 personal property; Ann, 39, keeping house, b. Ireland; Mary, 16, b. NY; Joseph, 13, b. NY; Catherine, 11, b. WI; Johanna, 9, b. WI; William, 7, b. WI; Ellis, 4, b. WI; Mathis, 3, b. WI; Thomas, 2, b. WI; unnamed female, 1 month, b. WI, b. May, 1870. John Jr. is not with the family. He is probably working elsewhere at this time.
| [[File:1870 census wi buffalo glencoe pg 14.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''3'''
| '''1880 United States Federal Census'''

|-
! '''4'''
| '''Interview of [[John Francis Leckie]]''', 28 Nov 2013; interview by [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]] and [[David John Leckie]]. Margaret Mary Clark went by "Peggy". She was born in the Maywood, IL hospital. She died in 1999. Her parents were Margaret Mary Inglesby, whose ancestry was Irish and some Norwegian; and Francis Clark, middle initial possibly F. They resided on Crawford Ave. in Chicago. Margaret Mary Clark's sister married an O'Neal. Leckies and O'Neals were from Northern Ireland (Protestant), and earlier from northern Scotland, and area called "no man's land" just south of Glasgow, isolated and poor.

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Family Records from

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===Source notes===
* Per John F. Leckie, his sister Margaret (or maybe Pat) Leckie has a more complete record of Leckie & Clark families.
===Research Notes===
* A John Clark, age 16, b. NY is found in the 1870 census for Douglas, Dakota Co., MN. He is one of several hired hands on a large farm owned by a George Wilson. No other evidence connects him to our John S. Clark.

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-| '''Denholm Research Packet''' from John F. Leckie, Nov. 2013. (partial transcript) <br>Biographical Data:<br>
+| '''Denholm Research Packet''' from John F. Leckie, Nov. 2013. (partial transcript) <br>Biographical Data:<br>note: this researcher designates the elder John Clark as "John Clark (1)" and his son as "John Clark (2)".
 ** John S. Clark (2) was born October 24, 1855 in Buffalo Co. NY, the son of John Clark (1) and Ann Smith (who came from County Cavan, Ireland.
 ** John Clark (1) had a sister, Judy, who married a Phil Smith (both buried in Calvary).

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