History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: CLARK
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 199

EPHRAIM CLARK came from Weare to Acworth in 1799, died 1803, married Huldah Clement - children,
I. Joseph died young
II. Jonathan died young
III. Ruth died young
IV. Eleanor married Robert Huntley (see Huntly family).
V. Lydia married Samuel Prentiss (see Prentiss family).
VI. Polly married Samuel McKeen (see Mckeen family).
VII. Ephraim married Huldah Williams (see Williams family). - children,
	1. John married _____ Kemp
	2. Lydia died young
	3. Huldah married Andros Chase (see Chase family).
	4. Ephraim died young
	5. Peletiah, married Nancy A. Chase (see Chase family). - children,
		(1) J. Tyler married Lizzie H. Johnston - children,
			[1]	Lizzie A.
			[2]	Clara E.
			[3]	Minnie E.
		(2) George D. married Louisa J. Millikin - childen,
			[1]	Susie B.
	6. Ephraim
	7. Mary married Daniel Pratt of Walpole - children,
		(1) George died young
		(2) Mary
	8. Sarah married Richard Nason of Boston
	9. Lydia died young
	10. Phineas died young
	11. Alvira married J. W. Barber of Mason, Massachusetts - children,
		(1) George W.
		(2) Charle
VIII. Peletiah married first Mary McKeen (see McKeen family) - children,
	1. John W. married Phebe Huff of Maine - children,
		(1) Mary Jane
		(2) Hellen,
		(3) John W. died young
		(4) Isadore
		(5) Fred died young
   Peletiah married second Lois Brooks of Alstead - children,
	2. Harvey died young.

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