Edwin Ervin Clark
PFC, 50th Armored Infantry Bn, 6th Armored Division, U. S. Army
Killed in Action, 12 August 1944, Bretagne, France
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
PFC, 50th Armored Infantry Bn, 6th Armored Division, U. S. Army
Killed in Action, 12 August 1944, Bretagne, France
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
EDWIN ERVIN CLARK, born 12 September 1919 in Middlebourne, Tyler County, W.Va., was the son of Daily Edwin Clark and Alice Robinson Hadley, married in Tyler County in 1916.
1920 Census, Meade District, Tyler County, W.Va.
#213 - Sancho Creek Road
Dailey Clark, Head, 36, Farmer, b. W.Va.
Alice Clark, Wife, 35, b. W.Va.
Zelma Clark, Daughter, 2, b. W.Va.
Edwin Clark, Son, 4 months, b. W.Va. John H Hadley, Stepson, 13, b. W.Va.
Albert Hadley, Stepson, 11, b. W.Va.
Alva Hadley, Stepson, 11, b. W.Va.1930 Census, Meade District, Tyler County, W.Va.
#131
Dailey E. Clark, Head, 49, Farmer, b. W.Va.
Alice Clark, Wife, 46, b. W.Va.
Zelma Clark, Daughter, 12, b. W.Va.
Edwin Clark, Son, 10, b. W.Va. Albert Hadley, Stepson, 20, Farm Laborer, b. W.Va.
Alva Hadley, Stepson, 20, Laborer Pipe line, b. W.Va.1940 Census, Meade District, Tyler County, W.Va.
#129
Daily Clark, Head, 59, Farmer, b. W.Va.
Alice Clark, Wife, 56, b. W.Va.
Zelma Clark, Daughter, 21, b. W.Va.
Edwin Clark, Son, 20, b. W.Va.
Edwin is buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Sistersville, Tyler County.
Photo by John VanCamp; used with permission.
