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Bowling was a Quaker? He owned slaves and his son Jonathan was in the militia.

From Capt. Christopher Clark’s will:
“6th I give my loving son Bowling Clarke, four hundred acres of land in Hanover County, lying on the north west side, joining on the land of Mr. Thomas Carr, and on ye County ------ two young negroes, named Nane and Robin, one horse named Spret, one gun and one feather bed and furniture, two cows and calves, my trooping arms, my "Great Bible" and all my law books.”

9 children born to this marriage

1. Christopher Clark was born on 28 Feb 1743 in Cedar Creek, Hanover, Virginia.
2. Elizabeth Clark was born on 12 Nov 1744 in , Hanover, Virginia. She died in , Christian, Kentucky.
3. Bowling Clark Jr. was born in 1747 in , Louisa, Virginia.
4. Micajah Clark Sr.
5. Edward Clark was born in 1751 in , Albermarle, Virginia.
6. Zachariah Clark was born in 1753 in , Albermarle, Virginia.
7. David Clark
8. Jonathan Clark
9. Joseph Clark

or

1. Christopher CLARK, 28 Feb 1742/3, b. Cedar Creek, Hanover Co., VA
2. Elizabeth CLARK, b. 12 Feb 1744/5, Hanover Co., VA; d. Christian Co., KY
3. Bolen / Bowling CLARK, b. 1747, Louisa Co., VA
4. Micajah CLARK, b. 3 Dec 1749, Albemarle Co., VA
5. Edward CLARK, b. 1751, Albemarle Co., VA
6. Zachariah CLARK, b. 1753, Albemarle Co., VA
. Agnes CLARK, b. 1756; d. aft. 1820
7. David CLARK, b. 1758, Bedford Co., VA
8. Jonathan CLARK, b. 20 May 1759, Bedford Co., VA
There is an 11-year gap here. Is Joseph really their son?
9. Joseph CLARK, b. 1770, Bedford Co., VA