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Mary "Polly" & Cecelia Watts Relevant Links

1. Father: John Watts
2. Siblings: James M. Watts
3. Sarah Wilson Watts
4. John Watts
5. Jurrita Wilson Watts
6. Stockley Rowen Watts
7. William Jackson Watts

• Ozark Notes by Charles Elkins Rogers

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John C. Clark

Born: 04 February 1810 in Kentucky
Died: 20 April 1882 in Webster County, Missouri
Burial: Watts Cemetery near Rogersville, Webster County, Missouri

Mother: 
Father: 

Married: (1) Mary (Polly) Watts

Born: Abt. 1813 in Kentucky
Died: 1867 in Webster County, Missouri
Burial: Watts Cemetery near Rogersville, Webster County, Missouri

Mother: Mary (Polly) Ross
Father: John Watts

Married: (2) Cecelia Watts

Born: Abt. 1822 in Tennessee
Died: 

Mother: Mary (Polly) Ross
Father: John Watts

Sources and Additional Information:

He appears to be closely related to the Rogers and is living close to William M. in the 1840 Greene Co census. Jesse's son and grandson named John Clark Rogers.

1870 Census Taylor, Greene County, Missouri

51-51 Clark, John C. 60 KY
Celia 48 TN
Trammel, Elizabeth 15 MO

1880 Census Washington, Greene, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254687
NA Film Number T9-0687
Page Number 90C

John CLARK Self M Male W 70 KY Farmer KY KY
Sealy CLARK Wife M Female W 58 TN Keeping House VA VA
Catharine CLARK Dau S Female W 15 VA VA VA
William CLARK Son S Male W 14 AR AR AR

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