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     Michael Ciappa married Sheree Elizabeth Hutchison, daughter of Gary Allen Hutchison and Carole Elizabeth Fowler.

     Michalyna Ciebulski was born on 28 September 1878 at Poland.¹ She married Franz Joseph Kukowski. Michalyna Ciebulski died on 17 October 1952 at Roosevelt, Roseau Co., Minnesota, at age 74.¹ She was buried at St. Aloysius Cemetery, Leo, Roseau Co., Minnesota.¹

     Ashlee Clair Cislo is the daughter of Brian Anthony Cislo and Kimberlee Jo Ross.

     Brian Anthony Cislo was born on 28 March 1957 at Kalispell, Flathead Co., Montana.¹ He married Kimberlee Jo Ross, daughter of Kenneth Wayne Ross and Barbara Jean Noel, on 19 July 1976 at United Presbyterian Church, Lake Co., Montana. Brian Anthony Cislo and Kimberlee Jo Ross were divorced on 7 December 1988 at Flathead Co., Montana. Brian Anthony Cislo married Lesa Anne Potts on 10 June 1989 at Bigfork, Flathead Co., Montana.¹ Brian Anthony Cislo died on 21 October 1992 at Kalispell, Flathead Co., Montana, at age 35.¹ He was buried on 24 October 1992 at Glacier Memorial Gardens, Kalispell, Flathead Co., Montana.^2,1 He graduated in 1975 at Polson High School, Polson, Lake Co., Montana.¹ The cause of death was Heart Attack.¹

Brian A.Cislo

KALISPELL - Brian A. Cislo, 35, of Kalispell, died in Kalispell Regional Hospital Wednesday of a heart attack.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Johnson Mortuary Chapel, with burial to follow in Glacier Memorial Gardens.
He was born March 28, 1957, in Kalispell. He attended Kalispell schools and was a graduate of Polson High School in 1975.
Cislo worked as a carpenter, a logger and for Northwest Parts and Rigging and had recently established his own cabinetry business, the Westwood Furniture Co.
He was married to Lesa Potts in 1989 at Bigfork.
He is survived by his wife and three children, Ryan, Ashlee, and Amy Cislo, and his parents, Steve and Jan Cislo, all of Kalispell; a sister, Dea Block of Alexandria, Ohio; four brothers, Allan Cislo of Polson, Brett Cislo and Kevin Mills of Kalispell and Steve Mills of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and his grandparents, Louise and Erwin Zampick of Great Falls.
Great Falls Tribune (Great Falls, Montana)
Fri, Oct 23, 1992 ·Page 10.¹

     Elaine Clairborn was born on 11 March 1921 at Idaho. She married Rueben Joseph Burkey, son of Edward Christian Burkey and Lucy Mae Fellows, on 1 July 1942. Elaine Clairborn died on 27 March 2011 at Utah at age 90.

     Donald Clairmont married Genean Redekop, daughter of Dean Henry Redekop and Norma Kaye Joy.

     Ernest Victor Clairmont was born on 15 August 1902 at Pablo, Lake Co., Montana.¹ He married Olive Josephine Dupuis, daughter of Caville Dupuis and Agnes Irvine, in 1926. Ernest Victor Clairmont died on 2 December 1985 at Polson, Lake Co., Montana, at age 83.¹ He was buried at Lakeview Cemetery, Polson, Lake Co., Montana.¹

     Eugene Clairmont was born circa 1907 at Polson, Lake Co., Montana. He married Philomene Angelia Dupuis, daughter of Francis Cartillery Dupuis and Mary Marie Bell, on 17 November 1934 at Kalispell, Flathead Co., Montana.

     Greg Clairmont married Gwen Redekop, daughter of Dean Henry Redekop and Norma Kaye Joy.

     Henry L. Clairmont was born circa 1875.¹ He married Alvine Dupuis, daughter of Camille Dupuis and Philomine Augusta Finley, on 4 July 1903 at Missoula Co., Montana. Henry L. Clairmont died in 1924. He was buried at Ronan Cemetery, Ronan, Lake Co., Montana.¹

     Joan Clairmont was born on 6 August 1932 at Polson, Lake Co., Montana.¹ She married Duane Wilbur Noel, son of William Herbert Noel and Laura Cecilia Glover, in 1957. Joan Clairmont died on 16 August 1999 at Polson, Lake Co., Montana, at age 67.¹ She was buried at Lakeview Cemetery, Polson, Lake Co., Montana.¹

     Adam Edward Clark is the son of Charles Clark and Carolyn Ann Warfel.

     Aidan Clark is the son of Martin Clark and Katie Wellehan.

     Alex Clark is the son of Charles Clark and Carolyn Ann Warfel.

     Andrew Clark is the son of Charles Clark and Carolyn Ann Warfel. Andrew Clark married Britt (?)

     Brenda Lee Clark is the daughter of James Edward Clark and Sylvia Ruth Eyer. Brenda Lee Clark married Jeffery Allen Coble on 17 December 1986 at Prince William Co., Virginia.

     Charles Clark married Carolyn Ann Warfel, daughter of Lynn Edward Warfel and Patricia Ann Finke.

     Charlotte Clark married Timothy Lewis Behm, son of John Wesley Behm Sr. and Mary Louise Graner.

     Deborah Kay Clark married Richard Lindy Perkins, son of Robert L. Perkins and Dorothy Ann Evans, on 10 May 2003 at Fort Wayne, Allen Co., Indiana.

     Debra Diane Clark was born on 19 January 1955 at Canton, Fulton Co., Illinois. She married Timothy Edwin Hollis, son of Edwin Walter Hollis and Doris Irene Harn. Debra Diane Clark married Clyde Callaway on 20 March 2021. Debra Diane Clark died on 26 June 2023 at Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois, at age 68. She was buried at Browning Cemetery, Browning Twsp., Schuyler Co., Illinois.¹ She lived in October 1978 at Rushville, Schuyler Co., Illinois.

     Dennis Clark married Sharon Rae Hartley, daughter of Clyde Raymond Hartley and Gracie Juanita Nealy, on 22 May 1984 at Klamath Co., Oregon.

     Fred W. Clark was born in 1868 at New York. He married Ida Florence Rose in 1920. Fred W. Clark died on 8 January 1944 at Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., New York.

     George C. Clark was born circa 1939 at Seattle, King Co., Washington. He married Nancy Marie Lane, daughter of Arthur Jefferson Lane and Cherrie Ellen Perkins, on 17 September 1966 at King Co., Washington.

     James Edward Clark married Sylvia Ruth Eyer, daughter of Charles Eugene Eyer and Viola Mae Harn.

     Martin Clark married Katie Wellehan, daughter of Daniel J. Wellehan Jr. and Jane Mary Costello.

     Matthew Clark is the son of Charles Clark and Carolyn Ann Warfel.

     Maude Belle Clark was born on 6 June 1887 at Tama Co., Iowa.¹ She married Orville Jonathan Perkins, son of Llewellyn Dennison Perkins and Bertha G. Olson, in 1938. Maude Belle Clark died on 1 April 1971 at Los Angeles Co., California, at age 83.¹ She was buried at Summit Cemetery, Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.¹

     Noah Clark is the son of Martin Clark and Katie Wellehan.

     Richard Walter Clark also went by the name of Dick. He was born on 10 April 1941 at Rochester, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.^1,2 He married Nancy Gail Benson. Richard Walter Clark married Joan Marie Treglia, daughter of Tony Treglia and Norma Olga Retzer. Richard Walter Clark died on 2 January 2011 at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania, at age 69.¹ He was buried at Grandview Cemetery, Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.² He graduated in 1953 at Beaver Falls High School, Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.¹ He lived in June 2008 at New Brighton, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.³

Richard 'Dick' Clark

Richard "Dick" Clark, 69, of New Brighton and formerly of Patterson Township, died Sunday, January 2, 2011, in Allegheny General Hospital.

Born April 10, 1941, in Rochester, the son of the late Paul (1982) and Evelyn (Fields) Clark (2002), he graduated from Beaver Falls High School in 1953. He retired after 38 years from Zinc Corp. of America in 2001 as a shift supervisor. A 38-year volunteer for the Patterson Township Volunteer Fire Department, he served as Chief from 1980 to 1990, was awarded Fireman of the Year in 1986, and was the former Patterson Township Commissioner from 1978 to 1982. He was a member of the Eagles Club, New Brighton #1342, and a past member of the Beaver Falls Turners. Dick was an avid hunter and fisherman and loved spending time at camp in Tionesta. He loved dogs, was a Steelers fan, and enjoyed woodworking. Dick and Joan enjoyed spending time together working on their craft business and setting up at craft shows throughout Western Pennsylvania and the many friends they met along the way.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Nancy Gail Clark, in 1992, and a brother-in-law, Lynn Warner, in 2010.

He is survived by his wife, Joan Perretta-Clark; a daughter, Teri (Glen) Truxel, Chippewa Township; two sons, Eric (Lisa) Clark, Chippewa Township, and Shane (Erin) Clark, New Brighton; five grandchildren, Brett Murphy, Chippewa Township; Morgan and Kristen Clark, Chippewa Township, and Brenna and Shannon Clark, New Brighton; a brother, Neil (Suzi) Clark, South Beaver Township; a sister, Bonnie Warner, Clayton, OH; nephews, Brad and Michael Clark; aunts and uncles; stepchildren, Patsy Perretta, New Brighton; Annamarie (Mike) Rosepink, Beaver Falls, and Janel (Mark) Lavorini, North Versailles, and step-grandchildren, Madison, Macey, Domenic and Maggie Perretta.

Friends will be received today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the HILL & KUNSELMAN FUNERAL HOME, www.hilland kunselman.com, 3801 Fourth Ave., College Hill, Beaver Falls, PA 15010, where a service will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Scott Graham officiating.

Interment will follow in Grandview Cemetery, Big Beaver.

Special thanks to Dr. Zdunek, Dr. Lancaster, Dr. Begg, Dr. Hayward, Dr. Pupi, nurses, doctors and staff at Liberty Dialysis in Chippewa Township, and Dr. Walker, Allegheny General Hospital.

https://www.timesonline.com/story/news/2011/01/04/richard-dick-clark/18358199007/
Beaver County Times (Beaver Co., PA.)¹

     Susan Clark was born on 25 November 1837 at Avon, Franklin Co., Maine.¹ She married William Henry Ellsworth, son of William Ellsworth and Mary Polly Dolbier, in 1858. Susan Clark died on 11 June 1877 at Salem, Franklin Co., Maine, at age 39.¹ She was buried at North Freeman Cemetery, Freeman, Franklin Co., Maine.¹

She was age 23 in her 1860 Census at Salem, in Franklin County, with first spouse William Ellsworth and an infant daughter. He'd leave her widowed, with their two daughters. Her second spouse, Cyrus Ellsworth, was also widowed when they married, bringing multiple children of his own into their family. Some in later generations suspected she'd married brothers. However, the two men had had different fathers. William's siblings moved on, to Minnesota, her daughters to go out there after her death in Maine. In contrast, Cyrus and some siblings were found at his father's house for the 1850 Census, by the 1860, Cyrus was with his first wife.

Her typed cemetery card in Maine cites only second spouse, Cyrus J.. It says he was buried elsewhere than her cemetery.

That cemetery card lists her as Susan F Ellsworth, age 39 at her death date. If 39, she was born sometime in the year ending June 11, 1838, so possibly as early as June, 1837. (Both dates round off to 1838. All of her earlier records were in Franklin County, Maine. Both her 1860 and 1870 Censuses said she was born in Maine.)

She and Cyrus married in 1867, together for their 1870 US Census, at Salem Twp. The six children were with them, ages suggesting all born 1866 or earlier, so before Susan and Cyrus married. Thus, none were theirs jointly

After she died in 1877, Cyrus remained at Salem for his 1880 US Census. Given they had not moved, given no death record for her is easily found in other reasonable places, Salem town/township is presumed to be her death place.

FAMILY DETAILS
She married, first, widower William H. Ellsworth in 1857, as his second wife, two known daughters. She married second, Cyrus J. Ellsworth, in 1867, William's widowed relative, maybe some sort of cousin. The eldest child of each; Susan's Eunice A and Cyrus' Le Forest, of matching ages, 11 in 1870, possibly were already playmates.

When Susan died, Cyrus and children remained in Maine. Her two daughters left for Minnesota before the 1880 US Census could count them with Cyrus. The two were doubly orphaned (both natural father and mother gone). They'd followed Ellsworth aunts and uncles to Utica, Minnesota. That's a small railroad village in Winona County, along the main old road, US Hwy 14, coming up some scenic bluffs, after leaving from the Mississippi River, Wisconsin on the other side. (The mostly small towns along 14 have since been bypassed by I-90, a freeway to the south, roughly parallel to Hwy 14, coming from La Crosse Wisc., heading westward to Albert Lea, MN, and places further west, such as the Dakotas.)

Elder daughter Eunice A, aka Alma, died of Typhoid Fever in Sept., 1880, while at the house of her uncle Ben Ellsworth, a brother to William. The main cemetery used in Utica is called Oakwood, daughter Eunice and multiple in-laws buried there.

Younger daughter Mary Emma, was instead long-lived, never married, eventually off to Florida. In the 1880 US Census, as Mary E., she was with her aunt Mahala Ellsworth, married name Peabody, their Utica address down the road from uncle Benjamin Ellsworth. Another aunt nearby was Ruth, her married name Blanchard.

Once older, Mary Emma would follow a daughter of Ruth, Juliet Blanchard, to St. Paul, further north on the Mississippi River. (Juliet Blanchard's birthplace was shown in Censuses as Wisconsin. Some settlers stopped in Wisc., to earn money, often in lumbering, before arriving in Minnesota.) Juliet married Mr. Eaton in Winona County, MN. By their 1900 Census in St. Paul, Mr. Eaton was a teacher, later, a principal. After his death, Mary E and Juliet went to Florida (Lake County), to stay with a married daughter of Juliet called Elinor/Eleanor.

NOTE: Juliet's mother, Ruth, died before 1880. She was wife of Morris Blanchard. His father seemed to be that Noah Blanchard reported as buried back in Maine, at North Freeman. There are multiple Blanchards back in Susan's Maine cemetery, plus multiple Ellsworths, maybe a Peabody or two, but none of Susan's Clarks, maybe consistent with Susan's Clarks moving outside Franklin County.

She and William had had two marriage records in Franklin County. Instead of filing for just one marriage license, as seen now, bride and groom instead sought permission by filing separate "Intents to marry", often done long ago through their churches. William filed at Salem, expected for him, as other Ellsworths filed there, by then, such as Cyrus (for his first marriage, also at Salem?). Susan's was filed at Phillips in Franklin, Maine, presumed the place of her maiden family.

2025, Feb., research by JB, contributor 48697180, updated Sept-Oct 2025, making clear her two spouses, William and Cyrus, were not brothers, also tracking the outcomes for her two daughters.

SOURCES: Susan's typed burial card was part of a "Nathan Hale Cemetery Collection" for Maine. Its image is currently viewable at FamilySearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99FQ-CW6X
Her card was signed by volunteer or clerk Emma Roche, on "2-16-77", meaning 1877, so five days after her death.¹