Clark
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 11
ABRAHAM, (klark,) one of the signers of the Declaration of American Independence, B. at Elizabeth town, N. J., in 1726. D. 1794. Clark, in Illinois, an E. co., b. on Indiana; area, 460 sq. m. C. Marshall. Pop. 18,719.-In Kentucky, an E. central co.; area, 210 sq. m.; C. Winchester. Pop. 10,882. -In Mi i ippi, an E.S.E. co.; area, 516 sq.m.; C. Quitman. Pop. 7,505.-In Ohio, aW. central co.; area, 380 sq. m.; C. Springfield. Pop. 32,070.-In Wisconsin, a N.W. central co.; area, 1,548 sq. m.; C. Neilsville. Pop. 3,450. Clarke, ADAM, an English theological writer, B. 1762. His most important work is the Commentary on the Bible. D. 1832. [s. 194]
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