Rutha is buried in the Galum West Baptist Cemetery also known as the Eaton Cemetery.
The birth date and death dates above were transcribed from the bible of Alexander and Rutha Clark's daughter Elizabeth Clark Killingsworth.
EARLY HISTORY OF PERRY CO.
[PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925]
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portion related to Alexander and Rutha Teague Clark:
"First marriage: Alexander Clark and Ruth Teague, marriage license, dated November 22, 1827, is the first marriage we find record of. We find the names of this good couple mentioned in history as being of the original members of the Galum Baptist church. This church was organized at the home of Enoch Eaton, Sr., near Galum Creek in 1843. No doubt descendants are still residents of Perry county".
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The birth date and death dates above were transcribed from the bible of Alexander and Rutha Clark's daughter Elizabeth Clark Killingsworth.
EARLY HISTORY OF PERRY CO.
[PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925]
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portion related to Alexander and Rutha Teague Clark:
"First marriage: Alexander Clark and Ruth Teague, marriage license, dated November 22, 1827, is the first marriage we find record of. We find the names of this good couple mentioned in history as being of the original members of the Galum Baptist church. This church was organized at the home of Enoch Eaton, Sr., near Galum Creek in 1843. No doubt descendants are still residents of Perry county".
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Rutha is buried in the Galum West Baptist Cemetery also known as the Eaton Cemetery.
The birth date and death dates above were transcribed from the bible of Alexander and Rutha Clark's daughter Elizabeth Clark Killingsworth.
EARLY HISTORY OF PERRY CO.
[PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925]
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portion related to Alexander and Rutha Teague Clark:
"First marriage: Alexander Clark and Ruth Teague, marriage license, dated November 22, 1827, is the first marriage we find record of. We find the names of this good couple mentioned in history as being of the original members of the Galum Baptist church. This church was organized at the home of Enoch Eaton, Sr., near Galum Creek in 1843. No doubt descendants are still residents of Perry county".
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The birth date and death dates above were transcribed from the bible of Alexander and Rutha Clark's daughter Elizabeth Clark Killingsworth.
EARLY HISTORY OF PERRY CO.
[PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925]
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portion related to Alexander and Rutha Teague Clark:
"First marriage: Alexander Clark and Ruth Teague, marriage license, dated November 22, 1827, is the first marriage we find record of. We find the names of this good couple mentioned in history as being of the original members of the Galum Baptist church. This church was organized at the home of Enoch Eaton, Sr., near Galum Creek in 1843. No doubt descendants are still residents of Perry county".
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