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I fleshed out this article during the past couple of days, although I did not prepare a new article about his father (who served in the House of Delegates) due to my own time constraints and qualms about using the Anthony genealogy book now available online through the LDS archives. It states this man was the eldest son, whereas other online genealogies state he was the third son of a large family, and that Robert Clark Jr. was several years older than he instead of a year younger. Probably, better genealogical work has been done since the 1980s, even if I don't readily have access to it at this library, because this is the same family as William Clark of Lewis and Clark expedition fame. However, this Christopher Clark isn't mentioned at all in the Lynchburg history book of the same 1980s era (which I've cited), and barely in the nearly century-old Campbell Chronicles I've also cited. The Anthony genealogy book says this man died owning over 8000 acres, which is more than owned by his great-grandfather probable namesake.Jweaver28 (talk) 23:40, 14 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
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