Clifton Church
            (17 Ma7 1855 - 6 Apr 1943)
            
            Clifton Church was born in Massachusetts, worked in Dallas, TX, for
            22 years and then returned to Massachusetts to retire. One could
            almost believe it was two different people. His date and place of
            birth and wife’s name and age are the same in all records however.
            And the Superman/Clark Kent rule comes into play. When he’s in one
            state, he’s not in the other.
            
            What drew him to Dallas, TX, from Massachusetts is unknown.
            
            1855 May 17 
            Fairhaven, MA, state records, Clifton Church is born to Henry
            Augustus Church and Helen Robinson
            1880 Jun 04
            Suffolk, MA, US census Clifton Church aas salesman in wool store
            1886 - 1888 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church NOT listed
            1888 
            Dallas, TX, state records, Clifton Church marries Kate M. Dickson a
            resident of Dallas, TX
            
            
          
        
          1889 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church living at the home of
            widow Miranda A. Morrill, 424 Ross, 
            1891 - 1894 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church as photographer at 278
            Elm; res 318 Ross, 
            1896 - 1898 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church as photographer at 278
            Elm; res 159 State
            1900 
            Dallas, TX, city US census, Clifton Church as photographer; res 159
            State
            1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church as photographer at 336
            Elm; res 159 State
            1904 - 1906 
            Clifton is the president of the Dallas Art Association
            1906 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church as photographer at 336
            Elm; bds at 442 Ross 
            1907 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church as photographer; boarding
            at 442 Ross, Dallas, TX; not in business section
            1908 
            Brookline, MA, city directory Clifton Church res at 1661 Beacon; no
            occupation shown; not in business pages
            
          
        
          1908 - 1909 
            Dallas, TX, city directory, Clifton Church NOT listed; no Brookline,
            MA, city directory available for these years
            1910 Apr 29 
            Dallas, TX, US census, Clifton Church, no occupation shown; rest 511
            Ross av, Dallas, TX
            1910 
            Brookline, MA, city directory Clifton Church at 1661 Beacon, no
            occupation listed; They keep a residence in Dallas, TX, at 511 Ross
            av
            1913 
            Brookline, MA, city directory at 23 Claflin, wife Kate at 1661
            Beacon
            1914 - 1927 
            Brookline, MA, Clifton Church as resident at 23 Claflin, no
            occupation given
            1927 Jun 28 
            Brookline, MA, state records, wife Ruth Katherine Moore dies
            1928, 1929, 1930 
            Brookline, MA, city directory, Clifton, Church, no occupation shown,
            at 23 Claflin
            1930 Apr 19
            Brookline, MA, US census, Clifton Church, no occupation shown; res
            23 Claflin Rd
            
          
        
          1931, 1932, 1934, 
            Brookline, MA, city directory, Clifton Church, no occupation shown;
            res 23 Claflin rd
            1935
            Brookline, MA, 1940 US census, Clifton Church, no occupation shown,
            at 30 Summer, living with older brother
            1940 16 Apr
            Marblehead, MA, US census, Clifton Church, no occupation shown, at
            30 Summer, living with older brother
            1943 Apr 06
            Northampton, MA, state records, Clifton Church dies at age 87 
            
            This cabinet card top, left, was made in that period of 18 years he
            operated as a photographer, between 1888 and 1906.
          
        
        
          Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's
          INDEX by name. Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th
          century found in LOST GALLERY. This is a work in progress. For a look
          at the original postings go to
          LOST GALLERY.
        
      
        
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