STUDER, DIX
Nina Hollifield -- 5/27/2002 at 23:36:09
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STUDER, DIX
Nina Hollifield -- 6/1/2002 at 21:56:15
Clark
STUDER, DIX, CLARK
Posted By: Nina Hollifield (email) In Response To: Re: STUDER (Nina Hollifield)
Date: 7/18/2002 at 13:28:22
Looking for information about Phillip Clark. A letter written by his grand daughter, Clara, says the following:
"There is quite a bit of history attached to Phillip Clark. In Iowa, he was known as "Paul Revere" because of a famous ride he made on horseback to bring the capital of Iowa to Iowa City. The capital building still stands there and is a beautiful work of architecture. He gave property for many of the oldest buildings in Iowa City and his name is in the history books. Several years ago Iowa City held a centennial and my mother was the honored guest" (unknown date)1870 CENSUS NEWPORT TWP., JOHNSON CO., IOWA
CLARK,
PHILLIP, AGE 60, FARMER, BORN IN IRELAND?
CHRISTINE, AGE 37, KEEPS HOUSE, BORN IN SWEDEN
MARGARET, AGE 2, BORN IN IOWA
DIX, LORENZA, AGE 13, BORN IN NEW YORK
DIX, EMMA, AGE 12, BORN IN IOWA
DIX, LILA, AGE 10, BORN IN IOWA
Phillip Clark married Christine Peterson Dix who lost her husband in the Civil War. Joseph Jacob Studer married Lorenza (Mary Louise) Dix April 10, 1876 at the P Clark residence W: Emonds Pastor of St. Mary's Iowa City, Iowa
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