Portrait and biographical record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton counties, Iowa. Containing (1894)

Henry H. Clark

Henry H. Clark is listed in Portrait and biographical record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton counties, Iowa. Containing (1894) (1894) as biography. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.

Biography, 1894

28 people in Portrait and biographical record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton counties, Iowa. Containing (1894) · 217 more named Clark

Full name: Henry H. Clark
Source: Portrait and biographical record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton counties, Iowa. Containing (1894)
Listed as: Biography, 1894

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Of the 28 entries from the volume “Portrait and biographical record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton counties, Iowa. Containing” that have pages here, Henry is 9th in surname order. Henry is on scan page 473; the book's entries on this site span pages 115 to 483.

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Portrait and biographical record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton counties, Iowa. Containing (1894), page 473. View the original at the Internet Archive (item portraitbiograph00chap_9).

Published 1894, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center via the Internet Archive.

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