Hall-Fulton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Clark, Rufus Brown July 3, 1918
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Atlanta Constitution, 4 July 1918
Colonel R. B. Clark, Prominent Georgian, Dies in Washington.

News was received in Atlanta last night of the death in Washington Wednesday of 
Colonel Rufus Brown Clark, U. S. A., of Gainesville, Ga., cousin of Colonel E. 
T. Brown and Walter R. Brown, of Atlanta.  Colonel Clark is survived by his 
wife, who was Rosa Lowry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Lowry, of 38 
Peachtree circle, and sister of Captain Edward I. Lowry, formerly attache to 
the American embassy in London, now on special mission to France.
The deceased had been in the regular army for many years and was a veteran of 
the Spanish-American war.  He had been in failing health since Christmas and 
his death followed an operation.  Until his last illness he held a position of 
special responsibility in Washington.
The interment will take place at Gainesville Sunday afternoon.

Additional Comments:
Alta Vista cemetery, Gainesville, Ga.:

R. B. Clark, 1866-1918, Lt. Colonel U. S. Army WWI, "He was also enlisted in 
the army of the Lord."

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