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Surnames: Clow Martin
Classification: Query
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http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/yNJ.2ACIB/282
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Looking for members of the clow family. Have Mary Clow marrying George martin 24 July 1857 in Middlebie Scotland. Think Mary was born 3 March 1826
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Surnames: Clow
Classification: Query
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http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yNJ.2ACIB/279.1
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Hi Terria,
What Clow family are you searching for? You mentioned an Edward Clow. Do you know who his parents were? You can email me at skgoreham(a)gmail.com
Thanks,
Sharon
I'm trying to track James Clow, born in 1864 to Milton and Cecilia Clow
in Beaver County, Penn.
He was in the 1870 census (age 6), and working at a neighboring farm
(age 16, laborer) in 1880.
In 1900, there is a James B. Clow (who is the right age) in southern
Colorado - but I don't have any evidence either way that this is the
same person.
Anyone have more information? [ Or ideas? ]
Thanks!
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-- Marshall
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Samuel Clough Wall was born 24 August, 1842 in Indian Territory. His father Noah Wall (b. 15 Sep 1785 Rowan Co NC) died 31 August 1842.
Samuel's mother, Eunice Ellen Clough (b. betw. 1790 and 1803 in Bradford NH) died in August or possibly Sept of 1842, leaving Sam to be raised until he was 7, by his older half-brother, Dave Wall. Eunice was a missionary/teacher to the Choctaw Indians, and is said to have traveled with them on the Trail of Tears.
Apparently, when Sam was 7, an uncle came from Massachusetts or New Hampshire, to get Sam and take him to live with his mother's people. Sam had a cousin named Ellen M Horne. She was the daughter of one of Eunice Clough's sisters. "Horne" was her married name. (She was married to George W Horne). I have found Samuel C. Wall, (an 8-year old male, born in Arkansas) living in the home of
Nathaniel and Jane C. Spencer,on the 1850 US Federal census for Campton, Grafton, NH. Jane C. is Jane Clough (according to "Family Data Collection - Individual Records" on Nathaniel Spencer) On on the 1860 for Wolfborough, Carroll, NH census, Sam is living with the Benjamin and Lucy C. Wiggin family, which includes 2 sons named Edward and Frank, and a daughter named Ellen M. Lucy C. is Lucy Clough "of Henniker", born 9 July 1814, died 11 July 1882 (according to a book on Wiggin Geneology, apparently at the Library of the New Hampshire Historical Society).
Does anyone know what family these three Clough sisters (Eunice, Lucy, and Jane) belong to?? Or who Noah Wall's family was? Before Eunice, he was married to Lucretia Folsom, daughter of Nathaniel Folsom, and there were about 7 children, including Dave Wall. I have most of his decendants, but no ancestors.
I have read a in a few places that Sam was with Dave until Dave's death in Texas in 1853, when he was killed in a gunfight. I don't know where this info actually originated, but I have been unable to find any record of Dave's having a young boy with him , in all the mentions of his travels, which include marrying at least 2 women, fathering a few children, and supposedly being killed in a gunfight... And if Sam is
hanging out with his uncle all this time... why is he already listed on the NH census at the age of 8, in 1850?
Anyway... I hope this will jog someone's memory...