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Source for: Catherine Eleanor McClurkin, 1833 -
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Name source: S87Page: Page 18
Family Histories: Baird, Holcomb, Goddard, Adams, Lewis, McClurken, ..., (State of Illinois: Illinois Society, D.A.R. 1950). page 18
Birth source: S9Page: John M Bonner
Residence source: S9Page: John M Bonner
Event source: S60Page: page 297 Includes an error in parents identified. She was actually the
daughter of John McClurkin and Margaret C Wright
Text: The mother Catherine Eleanor (McClurken) McCaughan is the daughter of Thomas and Julia Ann McClurken. The McClurkens are descended from a long line of Carolina forebears the first of whom was a part of that great Highland emigration just preceding the Revolutionary War and who settled in the southern and southeastern areas of North Carolina. Hundreds of the descendants of these hardy Scots continue to reside in that state, while hundreds of others have scattered throughout the South, the Central West and the far Northwest.
Residence source: S11Page: John M Bonner
Residence source: S14Page: James McCaughan
Residence source: S16Page: James McCaughan
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Source for: Cecil Leo McClurkin, 1893 - 1976
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Name source: S24Page: William H McClurkin
Birth source: S24Page: William H McClurkin
Burial source: S90Page: Cecil Leo Mcclurkin
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Burial source: S304Page: Cecil Leo McClurkin
Residence source: S24Page: William H McClurkin
Death source: S90Page: Cecil Leo Mcclurkin
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Source for: Cis McClurkin, 1850 -
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Name source: S204 Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database
Birth source: S204 Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database
Residence source: S8Text: James McClurken
Sarah McClurken
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Source for: Clara McClurkin, 05 MAY 1871 -
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Name source: S204 Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database
Birth source: S204 Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database
Birth source: S19Text: Mathew McClurken
Residence source: S16Text: Matthew McClurken
Residence source: S19Text: Mathew McClurken
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Source for: Conrad Henry McClurkin, 01 AUG 1891 - 16 SEP 1988
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Name source: S112Text: EDWARD LOGAN McCLURKIN.
One of the pioneer families of Louisa county and Morning Sun is represented in the banking circles of this town in the person of Edward Logan McClurkin, whose birth occurred on the 20th of August, 1857. He is the son of the late Henry and Nancy J. (Logan) McClurkin, the father a native of Ohio and the mother of Indiana. The father, who was a stock buyer and shipper located in Morning Sun in 1855, where for several years he was engaged in the mercantile business, and during which time he also acted as postmaster. Seven children were born unto Mr. and Mrs. McClurkin : Margaret, the wife Of M. Ochiltree, of this city; Kate, who .married R. M. Pomeroy, of Shelby, Iowa ; E. L., our subject ; William H., of Morning Sun; Martin L. and Norah, both of whom are deceased; and one who died in infancy.
The preliminary education of Edward Logan McClurkin was acquired in the public schools of his native city, the course of which he completed in 1876, being one of the first graduates from the high school. Subsequently he attended the State University at Iowa City for a year and a half. Returning home he assisted his father in the store and post office, where he remained until 1886. He then joined his brother-in-law, William Beck, in establishing the Exchange Bank, of which institution he is now the cashier.
Mr. McClurkin was united in marriage on the l0th of November, T881, to Miss Cassie A. Beck, a daughter of Conrad and Sophia Beck, natives of Germany but for many years residents of Des Moines county, where the father engaged in agricultural pursuits. Unto Mr. and Mrs. McClurkin have been born the following children: Oak B., a resident of Morning Sun; Elizabeth Jane, the wife of F. C. Selzer, of Detroit, Michigan; Clifford H., who is attending college at Monmouth, Illinois; and Justus Logan, who is at home.
Mr. and Mrs. McClurkin hold membership in the United Presbyterian church, and his political support he grants to the candidates of the republican party. He has always been quite prominently identified with the political activities of the community and has several times served as mayor, while he has three times represented his district in the state legislature. A public-spirited, progressive citizen and capable business man Mr. McClurkin stands high in theesteem of the general community, where he has spent practically the entire period of his life and where the comrades of his youth are the friends of his manhood. History of Louisa County Iowa.Volume 2 page 7
Name source: S153Text: Conrad Henry Mcclurkin
Estella Mae Salliday
Birth source: S90Text: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=55873540
Birth source: S298Page: Conrad H McClurkin Birdie May McClurkin
Text: Conrad H McClurkin
1891 - 1988
Birdie May McClurkin
1894 - 1949
Burial source: S90Text: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=55873540
Burial source: S298Page: Conrad H McClurkin Birdie May McClurkin
Text: Conrad H McClurkin
1891 - 1988
Birdie May McClurkin
1894 - 1949
Burial source: S304Page: Conrad Henry McClurkin
Education source: S229Page: pages 415 & 1108
Occupation source: S27Page: Conrad McClurkin
Residence source: S19Page: Edward McClurkin
Death source: S90Text: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=55873540
Death source: S298Page: Conrad H McClurkin Birdie May McClurkin
Text: Conrad H McClurkin
1891 - 1988
Birdie May McClurkin
1894 - 1949
Occupation source: S24Page: Conrad McClurkin
Occupation source: S271Page: Conrad McClurkin
Residence source: S21Page: Edward McClurkin
Residence source: S24Page: Conrad McClurkin
Residence source: S27Page: Conrad McClurkin
Residence source: S271Page: Conrad McClurkin