Russell Kilburn CLARK

                   1860 Census transcription  Parowan,Iron,Utah

37  1553 1252 Clark         Danl P.        35   M         Far            100       500       N.Y.
   38  1553 1252 Clark         Sarah M        34   F                                            N.Y.
   39  1553 1252 Clark         Harriet J      18   F                                            Ohio
   40  1553 1252 Clark         Mary A         15   F                                            Eng

CENSUS YR:  1860  TERRITORY:  UT  COUNTY:  Iron  DIVISION:  Parowan  REEL NO:  M6531314  PAGE NO:  173
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   LN  HN   FN  LAST NAME      FIRST NAME     AGE SEX  RACE  OCCUP.       REAL VAL. PERS VAL.   BIRTHPLACE       MRD.  SCH.  R/W  DDB
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   1   1553 1252 Clark         Edgar L        12   M                                            Nebraska                X
                     REMARKS:  "Handwritten Page 764, Parowan, 3rd of Aug"
   2   1553 1252 Clark         Sarah M        9    F                                            Cal               1     X
   3   1553 1252 Clark         Russel M       3    M                                            Cal
   4   1553 1252 Clark         Ellen D        2    F                                            UT
   5   1553 1252 Clark         Parley V       1    M                                            UT
   6   1554 .   .              .
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8  Russell Killburn CLARK B:  1800
Winfield, Hrkmr, Ny 
D:  1831
, , Of N Y 
M:  1821
Mccomb, Mcdonough, Illinois 
   
    
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4  Daniel Porter CLARK B:  29 Sep 1824
Fabius, Onondaga, New York, Usa 
D:  17 Apr 1885
Parowan, Iron, Utah, Usa 
M:  31 Aug 1845
Nauvoo, Hancock, Il

Daniel Porter CLARK(1) was born on 29 Sep 1824 in Fabius, Onondaga, New York, USA. Parents: Russell Kilburn CLARK and Elizabeth TOWNE.
Children were: Porter Vander CLARK, Harriet Eliza CLARK, Mabel Celinda CLARK, Cathrine Madora CLARK, Avis Augusta CLARK.

Children were: Daniel Weeden CLARK, Edgar Leonidas CLARK, Sarah Melissa CLARK, Mary Elizabeth CLARK, Caroline Lymania CLARK , Mary Elizabeth CLARK, Russell Kilburn CLARK, Helen CLARK, Collins Warren CLARK, Clara Amanda CLARK.
                  

                   This obituary is regarding a daughter of Helen Marr Clark.  She was born in a covered wagon at Far West, Neb...:

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Subject: [HANDCART-L] Re: McCullough/Callister
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1998 08:42:28 EDT
Cory --
While I'm not related to your family, I did find this obituary in my research files for a history of Piute County.  Antimony (Coyoto) is in Garfield County, but many of the farmers live on the Piute side of the county line and show up in Piute records.
Ardis

McCullough, Helen Mar Callister
20 June 1930:  Pioneer Woman Dies at Delta

Helen Marr Callister McCullough, 83, died in Delta early Friday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Neil Watson.  Death was due to ailments incident to old age.  She was born in Far West, Nebraska in a covered wagon en route across the plains on September 25, 1846, and was the daughter of Thomas and Helen Marr Clark Callister.  Mrs. McCullough was the oldest pioneer in Millard county, coming to Utah early in 1847.  She was married on May 24, 1864, to Henry J. McCullough.  To them ten children were born, seven of whom survive.
Her husband preceded her in death about 15 years.

She is survived by the following children:  Mrs. Helen M. Wilcox, Mrs. Malissa
Wilcox, both of Archer, Idaho;  Mrs. Alta Bronson, Fillmore;  Mrs. Clara Bell
Savage, Antimony;  Levi H.T. Clark McCullough, and Mrs. Neil Watson, all of
Delta.  Also the following brothers and sisters:  D.P. Callister, R.K.
Callister, Mrs. Kate Hatton and Mrs. Susie Lyman, all of Salt Lake City;  Mrs.
Isabell Webb, Draper;  Mrs. Sadie M. Pratt Lions, Oregon;  and John W.
Callister, Tooele.  The following half-brothers and sisters also survive:
Walter Callister, Tooele;  Orson Callister, Alvey Callister, Juliette Carson
and Lida, of Blackfoot, Idaho, and Joseph P. Callister of Delta.

Funeral services were held in the Delta second ward, L.D.S. chapel, Sunday,
June 15, at 1 o'clock with Bishop Anthony W. Stephenson presiding.  The body
was taken to Fillmore for burial.  (Piute County News)