Individual Details

Appeared in census in 1850 living with her daughter Sarah; in 1860 in Middletown, Jefferson Co KY with daughter Ann and family. Given names also seen as Ellen and Ettinge. Her middle name probably comes from the surname of her maternal grandmother.

There is a Kentucky Historical Marker, US 68 & KY 80, Russellville
William Clark, coleader of the famous Lewis & Clark Expedition, visited Russellville with his family October 3-7, 1809, while traveling to Louisville and farther east. Benjamin & Eleanor Clark Temple, Clark's niece, lived in Russellville.
(Reverse) On Oct. 21, 1809, Russellville Farmer's Friend newspaper ran one of the first reports of the death of Meriwether Lewis, coleader of the Expedition. Taken from a Tenn. paper, it detailed his suicide at an inn on the Natchez Trace.

Birth	5 Sep 1783	Virginia
Marriage	14 Oct 1801	Rev. Benjamin Burnley Temple
Death	27 Oct 1867	Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky

Spouse	Rev. Benjamin Burnley Temple (1776 - 1838)
Child	Mary Ann Brooke Temple (1802 - 1854)
Child	Sarah B. Temple (1806 - 1899)
Child	Eleanor Ettinger Temple (1808 - 1844)
Child	Julia Hancock Temple (1809 - )
Child	Jonathan Clark Temple (1812 - 1852)
Child	Dr. Robert Baylor Temple (1814 - 1886)
Child	John Baylor Temple (1815 - 1886)
Child	James Norton Temple (1818 - )
Child	George William Temple ( - )
Child	Elizabeth Ann Temple (1821 - 1907)
Child	Lucy Croghan Temple (1824 - 1900)

Father	Gen. Jonathan Clark (1750 - 1811)
Mother	Sarah Hite (1758 - )
Sibling	John Hite Clark (1785 - 1822)
Sibling	Isaac Clark (1787 - )
Sibling	Ann Clark (1792 - )
Sibling	William Clark (1795 - )
Sibling	George W. Clark (1798 - )
Sibling	Mary Clark ( - )