Histoire de la vallée du Connecticut dans le Massachusetts, avec des illustrations et des croquis biographiques de certains de ses éminents hommes et pionniers . fuversafé sur la terre, il, comme beaucoup d'autres aventuriers, a quitté pour la Californie, où il a travaillé dans des thèmes un an, et est retourné à Northampton.Ici il est resté une saison, Et puis est allé à New York, et était avec Beebe & Co. Quatre ans, à l'expiration de laquelle il a de nouveau returnedto son comté natal, et situé à Southamj)ton.Dans cette ville il (a mené l'entreprise de bois d'oeuvre pendant quatre ans, puis est retourné à Northampton et en-gaged dans la vie

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History of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . feverswept over the land, he, like many other adventurousspirits, left for California, where he worked in themines one year, and returned to Northampton.Here he remained one season, and then went toNew York, and was with Beebe & Co. four years, at the expiration of which time he again returnedto his native county, and located in Southamj)ton.In this town he (conducted the lumber business forfour years, then returned to Northampton and en- gaged in the livery business, where he has sinceremained. At the breaking out of the Rebellion he promptly—in April, 1861—enlisted in a rifle company ; butthe government declining to accept a single company, he, with otiiers, recruited Company A, 27th Regi-ment Massachusetts Volunteers, and was commis-sioned second lieutenant. His war record lie maywell be proud of. He was in the Burnside expedition to NorthCarolina, and in the battles of Roanoke and New-bern. He resigned and came home in 1862. Withothers he enlisted a company, and was commis-. Pholu. bj Haidia & SchaJee, CPoIm^ /u?.6)l^^ sioiied first lieutenant in the 52d Regiment Massa-chusetts Volunteers; was subsequently commis-sioned quartermaster, and went with the Banksexpedition to Louisiana. He was at the recaptureof Baton Rouge, went with the army into WesternLouisiana, and was post quartermaster at BarrysLanding; was at the cajiture of Port Hudson, and with the first regiment that ascended the Missis-sippi River; and mustered out of the United Statesservice in the fiill of 1863. Mr. Clark married Emily L. Hine, of Lee, Mass., in November, 1850. Their family consists of fourchildren, viz.: Ida B., Edwin C, Jr., Mary A., and William H. Politically, he is a Republican. He attends theCongregational Church. He has always taken anactive interest in the welfare of his native town, and was a member of the fire department morethan twenty-five

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