Clarkson, James Minor
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Title
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Clarkson, James Minor
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Alias
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Clarkson, J. M.
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Gender
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Male
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Biography
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James Minor Clarkson moved from Bourbon Co. to Boone Co. before 1830. by 1850 his family was living in Illinois, where james died in 1869. He was a War of 1812 veteran and physician.
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The 1830 U. S. Census for Burlington, Boone Co. (Ky.) shows James M. Clarkson listed with twenty enslaved people: five males under 10; one male 10 - 23; three males 24-35; one male 36-54; four females under 10; three females 10-23; two females 24-35; one female 36-54
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The 1840 U. S. Census for Boone Co. (Ky.) lists J. M. Clarkson with 28 total enslaved people: six males under 10; three males 10-23; one male 24-35; one male 36-54; eight females under 10; four females 10-23; four females 24-35; one female 36-54
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Birth date
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circa 1792
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Mother
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Sandidge, Elizabeth
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Life event(s)
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Marriage 1: 8 Feb 1816, Bourbon Co. (Ky.)
Marriage 2: 28 Nov. 1818, Bourbon Co. (Ky.)
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Spouse(s)
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Barber, Sarah
Neal, Martha "Patsy"
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Death date
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1869
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Place of death
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Illinois
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Occupation(s)
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Physician
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Military service
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Cpt. Manson Seamond's Company, Kentucky Militia
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Allegiance
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United States of America
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Held rank
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Private
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Service began
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29 Mar 1813
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Service ended
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22 Sep 1813
