D G Clark
(1846 - 1924)
1846 Feb 16
Lake County, IN, Dan G Clark is born to Joseph Clark and Eliza Ann
Hodgeman
1852 Apr
Michigan, a brother, Edward Clark is born; family has moved from
Indiana
1860 Jun 03
Genoa, Michigan, US census, D G Clark as laborer at age 14
1863-1865
Kansas Post Records, D G Clark, photographer, shown as service in the
Grand Army of the Republic
1868 Jun 27
Putnam, MI, state records, D G Clark and Savilla J Kennedy marry
1870 Jul 30
Putnam, MI, US census, D G Clark as general merchant
1880 Jun 05
York, NE, US census, D G Clark and wife Savilla are listed as
“Artists”
1881
Omaha, NE, city directory D G Clark NOT listed (res or bus pages)
1881 Oct 22
Omaha (NE) Daily Bee, news item lists D G Clark and brother J S Clark
as photographers
1883
Omaha, NE, city directory, D G Clark NOT listed
1885 Jan 26
Emporia (KS) Daily News, item says D G Clark of East Toledo, OH, may
locate in Emporia, brother is J S Clark
1886 Aug 12
Sherman Center (KS) News, item lists D G Clark as President of the
Town Company
1886 Oct 07
Sherman Center (KS) News, small display ad says D G Clark new
photography Gallery opened Oct 10
1888 Jan 27
Sherman County Republican (Itasca, KS), small news item says Mrs D G
Clark and son will go to York, NE for a visit of two or three
months
1888 Jan 27
Sherman County Republican (Itasca, KS), small news item says D G Clark
photographed the court house on Jan 21, 1888
1892 Jan 21
Sherman County (KS) Farmer, news item and ad says Clark’s Photo
Gallery has moved to the west side of Boulevard
1892 Apr 08 and 29
Goodland (KS) Republic, D G Clark ad for photograph work
1894 Feb 09
Goodland, (KS) Republic, D G Clark has hired R A Thomas in gallery
1894 Nov 30
Goodland (KS) Republic, D G Clark has hired Harry Dickey in gallery
1896 Jan 03
Goodland, (KS) Republic, small item says D G Clark has moved his
gallery to Boulder, CO
1896
Boulder, CO, city directory D G Clark listed as photographer in
business section studio at 2028 14th st; res same
1900 Jun 12
Boulder, CO, US census, D G Clark as photographer; wife Savilla also
as photographer
1900 Aug 09
Goodland (KS) News item says D G Clark has sold his gallery in
Boulder, CO, to go into another line of business
1900 Sep 20
Goodland (KS) News item describes D G Clark and what his occupation is
then
1901
Iola, KS, city directory D G Clark listed in Humbolt, Logan
Township
1901 Feb 28
Goodland (KS) News item about D G Clark and his water wheel in
Goodland, KS
1903
Ottawa, KS, city directory D G Clark listed at Peoria, KS, 7 miles
east of Ottawa, KS
1910
Coffeeville, KS, city directory. D G Clark listed as living in
Liberty, KS; NOT listed in business section with photographers
1910 Apr 30
San Antonio, Los Angeles, CA, US census, D G Clark, 330 w Randolph, as
physician in general practice (difficult to read)
1910 Jun 10
Los Angeles (CA) Times classified ad for D G Clark, Magnetic Healer at
330 Randolph st, Huntington Park
1911 Jun 16
Goodland (KS) Republic and Goodland (KS) News legal publication show D
G and Savilla in suit to lose 315 dollars and several bits of property
in Kansas
1915 Aug 22
Los Angeles (CA) Times Sun, item says D G Clark of West Randolph st is
in Riversice, CA, on business
1916
California voter registration, D G Clark, 330 W Randolph St, as
republican
1920 Jan 12
Huntington Park, CA, US census D G Clark as no occupation; res 330 W
Randolph St
1922
Los Angeles, CA, voter registration D G Clark, 330 W Randolph St, as
republican
1924 Jan 13
Huntington Park, CA, California Death Index, D C Clark dies at age
77
It is fairly clear that D G Clark was in the photography business from
about Jun of 1880 to August of 1900. In Kansas he operated from
October of 1888 to January of 1896. The cabinet card here would have
been done between 1892 and the end of 1895 when Clark moved to
Boulder, Colorado.
Itasca (KS) Republican - 29 Jul 1887
Sherman County Farmer - 21 Jan 1892
Goodland (KS) Republic - 12 Feb 1892
Goodland (KS) Republic - 08 Apr 1892
The card at the right is from Holdrege, NE. Goodland, KS, is only 172
miles from Holdrege, NE. The imprinted name on this one is different
than the top example. It's only a faint possibility that this is D G
Clark.
This could be Rex M Clark, who is also documented in Fairbury, NE,
less than 150 from Holdrege, NE, and connected by a rail line.
Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's
INDEX by name. All the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in
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