A Biography of Ezra Thompson Clark

Ezra Clark, page 077 index

B Bear Lake, Idaho, Ezra T. Clark helped colonize, 33-34 Black Hawk War, Timothy Clark soldier in, 2; treaty signed, 2 C California, admitted into Union as a state, 25 Chicago, Illinois, first frame resi- dence constructed, 2; first white child born in, 2 Clark, Barret B., brother of Ezra T. Clark arrived in Great Salt Lake City, 21 Clark, Edward, son of Ezra T. Clark, 54 Clark, Eugene, son of Ezra T. Clark ill, 55 Clark, Ezra James, 41, 42-43; son on Ezra T. and Mary Ste- venson Clark died on mission, 32763 Clark, Ezra Thompson, photo- Index graphs, ix, 7, 13; biography written, xii; born, xii, I; died, xii, 45; ancestors, I; parents, I; brothers, I-2,21; schooling, 2; childhood, 2-3, 5; famliy joined the Mormon Church, 3; arrested, 4; prediction of Joseph Smith to, 6; children born, g, 17; married Mary Ste- venson, g; moved to Mont- rose, Iowa, g; ordained to Ninetieth Quorum of Seven- ty, 9; received temple ordi- nance, 9; in first encampment which left Mississippi River in February 1846, 14; returned to Nauvoo to assist Saints, 15; in Winter Quarters, Nebras- ka, 17; captain in Heber C. Kimball party to Great Salt Lake Valley, 19; arrived in Great Salt Lake Valley, 20; trading ability, 20; moved to Farmington, 21; success as a farmer and rancher, 21, 45; description, 23, 37-38; called 77