| Name |
Clark, Frank E. |
| Birth |
12 Nov 1860 |
Wausau, Marathon, Wisconsin, USA  |
| Gender |
Male |
 Other Info or Events |
12 Nov 1860 |
| Son of Alban Clark (1829-1915) and Jane Ann Calkins (9/14/1839-11/21/1922) |
| 1900 Census |
1900 |
Princeton, Green Lake, Wisconsin, USA |
- Frank E Clark39
Fannie B Clark34
|
| 1910 Census |
1910 |
Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
- Frank E Clark49
Fannie H Clark43
|
| Biography |
1911 |
| History of Outagamie County, Wisconsin Page 0651 |
- FRANK E. CLARK, a prominent member of the Outagamie county bar, who is now engaged in an extensive law practice in the city of Appleton, was born November 12, 1860, in Wausau, Wisconsin, a son of Alban and Jane A. (Calkins) Clark, natives of New York. Alban Clark, who was a schoolteacher in his native state, came west to Illinois and followed his profession for a time, and in 1852 came to Wisconsin, where for one year he was principal of the Wausau schools. He then engaged in the lumber business, but later engaged in farming, and he is now living a retired life at Princeton, Green Lake county. In 1858 he was married to Jane A. Calkins, who came from New York to Wausau, Wisconsin, with her parents in 1847, and they had a family of eight children, of whom two are now deceased. The elder Mr. Clark is a Republican in politics, has served as county clerk, and for twelve years has been county surveyor. Frank E. Clark's early education was secured in the schools of Princeton, and he taught school until going to Valparaiso, Indiana, where he attended the university and graduated from the law department in 1888. He started to practice at Princeton, where he remained until 1905, and in that year came to Appleton, which has been his field of practice to the present time. Mr. Clark has always been an ardent Republican, and in 1895 he was sent to the General Assembly. Fraternally he is connected with the Odd Fellows, the Knights of Pythias and the Elks, and he also holds membership in the Sons of Veterans, his grandfather having served for four years during the Civil War. When he was but twenty-one years of age Mr. Clark served as county surveyor, but decided upon the law as a profession, and the success that he has attained in this line has shown his choice to have been a wise one. Mr. and Mrs. Clark are consistent members of the Congregational Church .
On September 23, 1890, Mr. Clark was married to Miss Fannie B. Hamer, of Princeton, Wisconsin, the estimable daughter of George T. and Emma J. (Littlechild) Hamer. They have had no children.
|
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Clark, Frank E.
Biography from History of Outagamie County, Wisconsin; 1911. |
| 1920 Census |
1920 |
Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA |
- Frank E Clark59 [57]
Fannie H Clark53
George F Hamer82 [52]
Emma J Hamer76
|
| Reference Number |
62 |
| Death |
14 Dec 1941 |
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Person ID |
I309237 |
1FamilyTree |
| Last Modified |
2 Sep 2018 |
1860 - 1941 (81 years)
