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About Nancy Mariah Clark
Birth: Aug. 1, 1803 Northborough Worcester County Massachusetts, USA
Death: Oct. 30, 1836 Kirtland Lake County Ohio, USA
Daughter of Ezekiel Johnson and Julia Ellis Hills. Married Joseph J. Clark on Feb. 10, 1827 in Grafton, MA. In early 1830’s Nancy was thrown from a horse and her thigh bone was broken close to its hip-socket and the doctors said that she would be a cripple for life. “In the summer elder Jared Carter, a man then of mighty faith, came with other elders to our house, and seeing sister Nancy upon her crutches commanded her in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth to leave her crutches and walk, which she at once did, and never again did she use them, although for years she had borne no weight upon her broken joint.” [Benjamin F. Johnson, My Life’s Review, p. 11] “Nancy, my eldest sister, who had ministered to us in infancy and childhood, who had taught us our first lessons both in the Sabbath and day schools, who had ever been as both mother and sister, always self-sacrificing, and uncomplaining through all the periods of her lameness and feeble health, --seemed now fading away in consumption….She continued to sink until the 30th of October, when, like others, she bade us all adieu, leaving us her life’s example as a testimony to the truth of the gospel.” [Ibid, p. 19]
Buried in the little orchard on the hill behind Johnson home in Kirtland.
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Parents:
- Ezekiel Johnson (1773 - 1848)
- Julia Ellis Hills Johnson (1784 - 1853)
Burial: Johnson Family Burial Ground Kirtland Lake County Ohio, USA
Daughter of Ezekiel Johnson and Julia Hills. Married Joseph J. Clark on Feb. 10, 1827 in Grafton, MA. In early 1830's Nancy was thrown from a horse and her thigh bone was broken close to its hip-socket and the doctors said that she would be a cripple for life. "In the summer elder Jared Carter, a man then of mighty faith, came with other elders to our house, and seeing sister Nancy upon her crutches commanded her in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth to leave her crutches and walk, which she at once did, and never again did she use them, although for years she had borne no weight upon her broken joint." [Benjamin F. Johnson, My Life's Review, p. 11] "Nancy, my eldest sister, who had ministered to us in infancy and childhood, who had taught us our first lessons both in the Sabbath and day schools, who had ever been as both mother and sister, always self-sacrificing, and uncomplaining through all the periods of her lameness and feeble health, --seemed now fading away in consumption….She continued to sink until the 30th of October, when, like others, she bade us all adieu, leaving us her life's example as a testimony to the truth of the gospel." [Ibid, p. 19]
Buried in the little orchard on the hill behind Johnson home in Kirtland.
- Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via mother Julia Johnson (born Hills) by SmartCopy: Jan 13 2015, 22:32:20 UTC
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Nancy Mariah Clark's Timeline
1803 |
August 1, 1803
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Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
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1831 |
June 1, 1831
Age 27
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1836 |
October 30, 1836
Age 33
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Kirtland, OH, United States
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October 1836
Age 33
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Johnson Family Burial Ground, Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, United States
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1842 |
June 16, 1842
Age 33
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1882 |
June 16, 1882
Age 33
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June 16, 1882
Age 33
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1926 |
April 1, 1926
Age 33
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SLAKE
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April 1, 1926
Age 33
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