HISTORY OF FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, by Robert Peter, ed. By William H. 
Perrin, O. L. Baskin Co., Chicago, 1882.  Reprinted by Southern Historical 
Press, Easley, SC, 1979.

GEORGE W. CLARK, farmer, P. O. Lexington, whose father, Jonathan, was in 
the  Revolutionary war, and held the rank of Colonel, is a native of 
Virginia, and was born  August 24, 1798.  His mother, Sarah, whose maiden 
name was Hite, was also a native Virginian.  The Clark family, which can 
be traced back to German ancestors, removed to Jefferson county in 1802, 
and there our subject resided till after the death of his parents, that 
of the father occurring in 1811, that of the mother seven years later.  
George W. has from a boy been accustomed to farm work, and has followed 
it steadily during his youth and manhood.  In 1822, he married, and left 
Jefferson for Fayette County, settling upon the farm he now occupies, and 
which he has improved till it ranks as one of the finest in the rich 
region in the midst of which it is situated.  He chose for a wife Martha 
A., daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Ferguson) Price.  This lady was 
born in Lincoln County in November, 1804, and died in 1831, having been 
the mother of four daughters, one of whom, Ann, is dead.  The other 
three are living - Sarah, widow of J. E. Rogers; Elizabeth, wife of John 
McMurtry, and Julia, wife of J. R. Gross.

Hite Ferguson Price Rogers McMurtry Gross
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Jefferson-KY Lincoln-KY VA

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