1828 - 1896

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• Birth	28 Feb 1828	Scott,Cortland Co.,New York
  Gender	Female
  Died	30 Jan 1896	Milton,Rock Co.,Wisconsin
  Buried	1 Feb 1896	Milton,Rock Co.,Wisconsin
  Person ID	I121902	Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish
  Last Modified	12 Sep 2002 00:00:00
  Father	George Saunders GREENE, b. 15 Sep 1788, Westerly,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
  Mother	Amelia Pendleton MAXSON, b. 15 Aug 1801, Hopkinton,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
  Family ID	F47556	Group Sheet
  Family	Albert CLARKE, b. 20 Jun 1832, Scott,Cortland Co.,New York
  Married	4 Feb 1855
  Children	> 1. Ella Josephine CLARKE, b. 1 Oct 1857, Cortland Co.,New York   2. Charles C. CLARKE, b. 1859   3. Kate M. CLARKE, b. 20 Sep 1860 > 4. Grace Amelia CLARKE, b. 26 Jan 1865, Owego,Tioga Co.,New York
  Family ID	F47554	Group Sheet

• Notes

  at home Milton Cemetery1 CAUS Mitral disease of the heart 1 NOTE "The"Clarke" Families of Rhode Island"; by George AustinMorrison, Jr.; The EveningPost Job Printing House, New York;1902, p 162. "The Milton Journal", Wed, 12 Feb 1896, p 1. Thursday morning, January 30, Mrs. Albert Clarke, mother of Dr.Ella Crandall, passed quietly away at her home in Milton.Indeed, so quietly did the end come, it was like the fallingasleep of a child. Mrs. Clarke was born and raised in Scott, N. Y., and alwayslived there till 1888, she with her husband moved to Milton tobe near their daughter Ella. Mrs. Clarke has been a quiet woman. Hers has been a life ofquiet useful service. She enjoyed very muchthe society of thefriends with whom she became acquainted. The thought of death had for her no terror as was shown by aremark she made but a few days beforeher departure. Whenspeaking of her son Charles whose death occured about six yearsago, she said, "Only think he has gone but a little before andis waiting for me." A husband and three daughters are left to "wait a littlelonger." Burial services were held at the late residence Sabbathafternoon, Feb. 1. Thoughtfulhearts and loving hands hadbeautified the house with flowers and plants. A large concourseof people gathered and all were made comfortable because of thethoughtful arrangements. Another home is broken. Another wife and mother has gone. Yetwhile earthly ties are so quickly broken, may all meet upon theeternal shore. Rock Co. Death Cert Vol 3 P 72. Gravestone photo 7 May 2002