Henry Clay Clifford

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name
Henry Clay Clifford
sex
male
access
public
born
date
Apr 1835
place
Rush County, Indiana
basis
compiled
confidence
possible
sources
[online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
died
date
17 Jan 1906
place
Gordon, Sheridan, Nebraska
basis
compiled
confidence
possible
sources
[online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
residences
date
1850
place
Livingston County, Missouri
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[census-1850-livingston-county-missouri-clifford]
note
In his father's household.
father
id
orlando-clifford-1795
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-livingston-county-missouri-clifford, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
note
In the household in 1850; the census gives no relationships.
mother
id
delila-clifford-1812
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-livingston-county-missouri-clifford, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
note
In the household in 1850; the census gives no relationships.

Son of Orlando H. Clifford and Delila: "Henry C," 15, born Indiana, in his father's household in Livingston County, Missouri, in 1850 (see his father's page). His name in full and his dates come from the Ancestry tree.

A letter to Professor O. C. Marsh of Yale, written at "Craw Bute, eight miles East of Red Cloud agency," on 13 March 1875, is attached to him in another Ancestry tree, which says it reports the finding of a Brontotherium. The writer had wintered "snow[ed] in on the Neibrie [Niobrara] River South East of Spotted Tail agency, my selfe, my Brother and Shelly [?] and two hired men," and moved to White River near Spotted Tail in late February (record). Only the first page has been seen, without the signature; that the writer is this Henry fits his death at Gordon, Nebraska, near the old agencies.

Open questions

  • The rest of the 1875 letter and its signature (Yale, archives.yale.edu, repository 12, resource 4876), and who the brother with him was.
  1. ---
  2. name: Henry Clay Clifford
  3. sex: male
  4. access: public
  5. born:
  6. date: Apr 1835
  7. place: Rush County, Indiana
  8. basis: compiled
  9. confidence: possible
  10. sources: [online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
  11. died:
  12. date: 17 Jan 1906
  13. place: Gordon, Sheridan, Nebraska
  14. basis: compiled
  15. confidence: possible
  16. sources: [online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
  17. residences:
  18. - date: "1850"
  19. place: Livingston County, Missouri
  20. basis: documented
  21. confidence: proven
  22. sources: [census-1850-livingston-county-missouri-clifford]
  23. note: In his father's household.
  24. father:
  25. id: orlando-clifford-1795
  26. basis: inferred
  27. confidence: probable
  28. sources: [census-1850-livingston-county-missouri-clifford, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
  29. note: In the household in 1850; the census gives no relationships.
  30. mother:
  31. id: delila-clifford-1812
  32. basis: inferred
  33. confidence: probable
  34. sources: [census-1850-livingston-county-missouri-clifford, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
  35. note: In the household in 1850; the census gives no relationships.
  36. ---
  38. Son of Orlando H. Clifford and Delila: "Henry C," 15, born Indiana, in his father's household in
  39. Livingston County, Missouri, in 1850 (see his father's page). His name in full and his dates
  40. come from the Ancestry tree.
  42. A letter to Professor O. C. Marsh of Yale, written at "Craw Bute, eight miles East of Red Cloud
  43. agency," on 13 March 1875, is attached to him in another Ancestry tree, which says it reports the
  44. finding of a Brontotherium. The writer had wintered "snow[ed] in on the Neibrie [Niobrara] River
  45. South East of Spotted Tail agency, my selfe, my Brother and Shelly [?] and two hired men," and moved
  46. to White River near Spotted Tail in late February
  47. ([record](/files/sources/letter-henry-clifford-marsh-1875/)). Only the first page has been seen, without
  48. the signature; that the writer is this Henry fits his death at Gordon, Nebraska, near the old
  49. agencies.
  51. ## Open questions
  53. - The rest of the 1875 letter and its signature (Yale, archives.yale.edu, repository 12, resource
  54. 4876), and who the brother with him was.
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