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In a few weeks Clark House Historian blog will celebrate its sixth year of investigating, interpreting and sharing the stories of the Clarks, their relatives, neighbors, friends, and the world in which they lived, and—from time to time—discussing current events in light of historical precedent and circumstances. And it appears that our outreach is working; as of January 15, 2021, the blog had about 8,700 views by over 1,800 visitors (some of whom may have been spammers, but pretty good outreach all the same).

From our first post in March, 2016, through January 15, 2021, I’ve researched, written and published 140 Clark House Historian posts comprising almost 125,000 words. That’s a lot of information. And even though the blog has a good Search function, and each post is kind-of-indexed with Category information and date Tags, it’s starting to get tricky to find specific information and archived source materials. So, I’m going to start indexing the blog here. It may take a while, and there may be hiccups along the way, but that’s the goal. We’ll see how it goes…

Thanks for reading.

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INDEX

Note: I have not cross-indexed all the names mentioned in each blog post. if you are looking for information on a specific individual or family, I suggest you start by using the blog’s SEARCH function and search for that person’s surname, first name + surname, and first- and/or middle-initials (omit periods) + surname. Please CONTACT me if you need help finding any particular info.

BECKER, Anna & family (Mequon residents after Clark era)
see MEQUON…Research strategies & resources, parts 1, 2, 3

BIGELOW family, early Mequon immigrants
Bigelow, Gideon, brother of Isaac, in Ohio (1). Erie Canal – the Woodworth family, 1835 (part 1)
Bigelow, Gideon, brother of Isaac, in Ohio (2). Erie Canal – the Woodworth family, 1835 (part 2)
Bigelow, Isaac. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography

BONNIWELL family, early Mequon immigrants, Clark friends & neighbors
Bonniwell, migration from England to NY to Mequon. Erie Canal – the Bonniwell Family 1832-39

BUCK, John (Clark family hired man, 1850)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850 – part 4

CENSUS, U.S. Federal Decennial
1840: Clark, Jonathan & Mary and (?). History Mystery! No. 1 (of many)
1850: Clark family, population schedule (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
1900: Research strategies & resources. Finding Your Mequon Roots (part 1)
1900: Research strategies & resources. Finding Your Mequon Roots (part 2)
1900: Research strategies & resources. Finding Your Mequon Roots (part 3)

CHURCHES & CHURCH RECORDS: New York State
Columbia Co., Gallatin Reformed Church, baptismal records. CHH Reader Challenge – results

CHRISTMAS
Santa Claus visits Milwaukee, 1867 (Woodworth). Santa Claus Visits Milwaukee, 1867 (updated)
Santa Claus visits Milwaukee, 1867 (newspaper item). Santa Claus Visits, 1867: Reviewed

CIVIL WAR (U.S.)
Clark, Henry M., possibly drafted & served (?). Veterans Day
Turck, Benjamin, Civil War service. Veterans Day
Turck, Joseph R., Civil War service. Veterans Day

CLARK, Arthur (Clark relative?, living with Clark family in 1850)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2

CLARK, Caroline Mary (1st child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
see also WOODWARD, Caroline (Clark)
Birthdate in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)

CLARK, Elizabeth Rachel “Libbie” (3rd child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
Birthdate in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)

CLARK “FAMILY RECORD”
Introduction to important source document. Meet the Children (part 1)
What is it? Who Created it? History Mystery! No. 2

CLARK, Henry M. (2nd child—only son—of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
Birthdate in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Death date (and age at death) in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)
Military Service (purported), Civil War. Veterans Day

CLARK HOUSE HISTORY
House history & changing place names (photo). Where are we?

CLARK HOUSE HISTORIAN BLOG: news, challenges, fun, & miscellany.
April 29, 2016. Blog Stuff
June 20, 2017. Well, that took longer than expected…
October 12, 2017. An Explanation in Advance
January 18, 2018. Random Clark House Stuff
March 29, 2018, Happy Anniversary!
July 30, 2019. Still Here! Watch This Space!
January 27, 2021. CHH Reader Challenge!
February 8, 2021. CHH Reader Challenge – results!

CLARK HOUSE MUSEUM & FRIENDS
Annual Meeting, January, 2018, highlights. Random Clark House Stuff
Heritage Days, June, 2019. Still Here! Watch This Space!

CLARK, Jennie Marietta (8th child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
see also MORRISON, Jennie C. (or Jennie M.)
Birthdate in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)

CLARK, Jonathan M. (husband of Mary Turck)
see also CLARK, Jonathan M. & Mary (Turck)
Biographical sketch (2016), with photo. JMC: Man of Mystery
Census, 1840 federal. History Mystery! No. 1 (of many)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Death date (and age at death) in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Marriage to Mary Turck, 1840. Jonathan and Mary, together.
Military Service, U.S. Army, enlistment, 1833. Jonathan Joins the Army
Military Service, U.S. Army, enlistment, 1833 (more). JMC Joins the Army: A Closer Look
Military Service, U.S. Army, enlistment & discharge, 1833 (USA Register). JMC in the U.S. Army Register
Military Service, U.S. Army, reporting for duty, 1833. Pvt. Clark, reporting for duty
Military Service, U.S. Army, at Ft. Howard, Oct. 1833. Fort Howard, October 1833 (part 1)
Military Service, U.S. Army, at Ft. Howard, Oct. 1833. Fort Howard, October 1833 (part 2)
Military Service, U.S. Army, at Ft. Howard, Nov. 1833. Fort Howard, November 1833
Military Service, U.S. Army (short summary). Veterans Day
Military Service, U.S. Army, at Ft. Howard & discharge, 1836 (map). Ouisconsin Territory, 1836
Road construction, U.S. Army military road, Nov. 1833. Fort Howard, November 1833

CLARK, Jonathan M. & Mary (Turck)
see also separate entries for CLARK, Jonathan M. and CLARK, Mary Turck
Census, 1840 federal. History Mystery! No. 1 (of many)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Children of, general introduction to all. Meet the Children (part 1)
Children of, birthdates in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
House history & changing place names, photo. Where are we?

CLARK, Josephine M. (“Josie”), (7th child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
Birthdate in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)

CLARK, Laura Marcelleau (6th child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
Birthdate in Clark “Family Record.” History Mystery! No. 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)

CLARK, Mary Turck, (wife of Jonathan M. Clark)
Biographical sketch (2016), with photo. Mary Turck Clark
Birthdate,”1820,” in Clark “Family Record” (recte 1821). History Mystery! No. 2
Census, 1840 federal. History Mystery! No. 1 (of many)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Marriage to Jonathan M. Clark, 1840. Jonathan and Mary, together.
Signature of, 1867 (image). History Mystery! No. 2

CLARK, Persie A. (4th child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)
Name confusion (“Precious,” “P. A.”). Meet the Children (part 1)

CLARK, Theresa/Teresa (5th child of Jonathan M. & Mary Turck Clark)
Census, 1850 federal (1). The Clark Family in 1850, part 1
Census, 1850 federal (2). The Clark Family in 1850, part 2
Introduction to and siblings. Meet the Children (part 1)
Name confusion (“Fresta,” “Mary,” “Sarah,” “Tresa). Meet the Children (part 1)

DURK, Jacob A.
see TURCK, Jacob A. (father of Peter Turck)

DURK, Peter
see TURCK, Peter (father of Mary Turck Clark)

DUTCH LANGUAGE
Turck family, Columbia Co., New York, 1798. CHH Reader Challenge – results!

FORT HOWARD, U.S. Army, Green Bay, Wisconsin (orig. Michigan) Territory
see entries for CLARK, Jonathan M., Military Service.
Location of, including map, 1836. Ouisconsin Territory, 1836

GERMAN LANGUAGE
Kurrent (cursive writing style). Lesen Sie Kurrent?
Turck family, Columbia Co., New York, 1798. CHH Reader Challenge – results!

HISTORY MYSTERY!
1. Who was living with Jonathan & Mary Clark in 1840? History Mystery! No. 1 (of many)
2. Clark “Family Record,” What is it? Who Created it? History Mystery! No. 2

KLEIN, Anna Maria (also CLINE, mother of Peter Turck)
Baptism of son Peter, 1798. CHH Reader Challenge – results!
Name spelling, variations, nicknames. CHH Reader Challenge – results!

LOOMER, Mary Cerena (Clark neighbor)
Marriage to J. W. Woodworth, Peter Turck officiant. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography

LOOMIS, J. I.
1850 federal census enumerator for Mequon. The Clark Family in 1850, part 2

MAPS: Wisconsin Territory & State
1836: Burr, David H. Map of the […] Ouisconsin Territory […], 1836. Ouisconsin Territory, 1836

MEQUON, Washington Co. (later Ozaukee Co.), Wisconsin
Clark House history & changing place names, photo. Where are we?
Elections, 1840. Early Election Returns!
Elections, 1840 (more). 1840 Election Updates
Research strategies & resources (1). Finding Your Mequon Roots (part 1)
Research strategies & resources (2). Finding Your Mequon Roots (part 2)
Research strategies & resources (3). Finding Your Mequon Roots (part 3)

MILITARY SERVICE & VETERANS
see also CIVIL WAR, REVOLUTIONARY WAR
see also CLARK, Jonathan M., Military Service.
Clark and Turck (Turk) service, U.S. colonial era to Civil War. Veterans Day
Veterans’ Day (2016). Veterans Day

MOSS, Philip, Bonniwell brother-in-law, Clark neighbor, friend, lawyer
Moss, Philip & Eleanor (Bonniwell) migrate to Mequon. Erie Canal – the Bonniwell Family 1832-39

NOVA SCOTIA, Washington/Ozaukee Co. immigrants from
Bigelow, Gideon, brother of Isaac, in Ohio (1). Erie Canal – the Woodworth family, 1835 (part 1)
Bigelow, Gideon, brother of Isaac, in Ohio (2). Erie Canal – the Woodworth family, 1835 (part 2)
Bigelow, Isaac. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography
Loomer, Mary Cerena. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography
Strickland, Daniel. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography
Woodworth, Ephraim & James, Erie Canal (1) Erie Canal – the Woodworth family, 1835 (part 1)
Woodworth, Ephraim & James, Erie Canal (2) Erie Canal – the Woodworth family, 1835 (part 2)
Woodworth, James W. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography

RBOH – RANDOM BITS OF HISTORY
Bonniwell, Walter, First Marriage. RBOH – Walter Bonniwell’s first marriage

RELIGION
Baptist, see TURCK, Peter.
Methodist, see WOODWORTH, James W.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR (U.S.)
Turck, John/Johannis A. service. Veterans Day

SEASONS: Fall
see also HARVEST
Autumn in Wisconsin, 2020. Autumn in Wisconsin
Fall Colors, 2020. Fall Colors
More Fall Colors, 2020. More Fall Colors

SEASONS: Winter
Blizzard (Rev. Woodworth) 1871. Snow!
Snow! Sleigh ride (Currier & Ives) 1853. Snow!
Wintertime, ruffed grouse (Currier & Ives) 1867. Wintertime

TURCK, Benjamin (brother of Mary Turck Clark)
Military service, Civil War. Veterans Day

TURCK, Jacob A. (also TURK, DURK, father of Peter Turck)
Baptism of son Peter, 1798. CHH Reader Challenge – results!

TURCK, James Byron, Sr. (brother of Mary Turck Clark)
Signature of, 1867 (image). History Mystery! No. 2

TURCK, John/Johannis A. (also TURK, uncle of Peter Turck)
Military service, Revolutionary War. Veterans Day

TURCK, Joseph R. (brother of Mary Turck Clark)
Military service, Civil War. Veterans Day

TURCK, Mary (wife of Jonathan M. Clark)
see CLARK, Mary Turck (wife of Jonathan M. Clark)

TURCK, Peter (father of Mary Turck Clark)
Asst. Marshal for U.S. Census, July, 1840. Early Election Returns!
Baptismal record, 1798. CHH Reader Challenge – results!
Elected County Assessor & Coroner, Nov. 1840. Early Election Returns!
Baptist Preacher, marries Woodworth & Loomer, 1838. Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography

TURK, Paulus Jacobz.(4th great-grandfather of Mary Turck Clark)
Military service, New York Militia, 1689. Veterans Day

VETERANS & VETERANS DAY
see MILITARY SERVICE & VETERANS.

WOODWORTH, James W. (Clark neighbor, friend)
Autobiography, “My Path, and the Way the Lord Led Me” (1881), Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography
Blizzard, shoveling out, 1871. Snow!
Biographical sketch, Rev. Woodworth’s Autobiography
Religion, Methodist, see all WOODWORTH posts.
Santa Claus, thoughts on, 1867 (part 1). Santa Claus Visits Milwaukee, 1867 (updated)

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INDEX STATUS: Preliminary indexing has been completed for all blog posts from March, 2016, through August 2, 2019, as well as January 27 through February 8, 2021. More coming soon.