William Clark
American
US explorer - AsNotedIn
Notable Position | Organization | From | To |
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US Bureau of Indian Affairs | 1822 | 1838 |
Lineage
- Father John Clark
- Sister: Lucy Clark
- Brother: George Rogers Clark
US explorer - AsNotedIn
Notable Position | Organization | From | To |
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US Bureau of Indian Affairs | 1822 | 1838 |
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
Explorer | Rock Fort Campsite | The Dalles | |||||
Visitor | Two Medicine Fight Site | Buffalo Ridge | |||||
1770/08/01 | Born in Caroline County, Virginia | ||||||
1785/00/00 | Home 1785-1803 | Home | Mulberry Hill site | Louisville, KY | |||
1803/03/00 | William Clark lives with his brother George Rogers Clark and works as Clarksville's town surveyor. | Home | Old Clarksville Site | Clarksville | |||
1803/10/26 | William Clark shakes hands with his brother George Clark. Corps of Discovery departs for the Pacific Ocean. | Explorer | Old Clarksville Site | Clarksville | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1803/11/11 | Lewis and Clark arrive at Fort Massac, expecting to gain eight soldiers who had volunteered for the Corps of Discovery at South West Point, Tennessee, but they were not there. The Corps of Discovery departed Fort Massac on November 13th. | Explorer | Fort Massac State Park | Metropolis, IL | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1804/06/00 | Lewis and Clark expedition camp | Explorer | Fort Osage | Sibley | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1804/07/30 | William Clark notes that Sergeant Floyd is "verry unwell a bad Cold" etc. | Explorer | Sergeant Floyd Monument | Sioux City | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1804/10/00 | Westbound Lewis and Clark expedition makes its way up the Missouri River and reaches the five earthlodge villages of the Mandan and Hidatsa tribes. | Explorer | Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site Archeological District | Stanton | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/00/00 | The Corps, help by the Nez Perce, resupply and carve five canoes in twelve days | Explore | Canoe Camp | Orofino | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/07/16 | This rock I called the tower. It may be ascended with some difficulty nearly to it's summit and from it there is a most pleasing view of the country we are now about to leave. From it I saw that evening immense herds of buffaloe in the plains below. ML | Explorer | Tower Rock State Park | Montana | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/07/25 | Corps of Discovery reaches the Three Forks of the Missouri | Explorer | Three Forks of the Missouri | Missouri Headwaters State Park | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/08/09 | Near Beaverhead Rock - Lewis, Drouillard, John Shields and Hugh McNeal hike to Beaverhead Rock, looking for the Shoshones. Clark and the others headed down river. | Explorer | Beaverhead Rock State Park | Montana | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/08/13 | William Clark makes a survey | Explorer | Clark's Lookout State Park | Montana | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/08/26 | Corps of Discovery crosses the Continental Divide through Lemhi Pass | Explorer | Lemhi Pass | Tendoy | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/11/15 | Corps of Discovery camp at Chinook Point where they see the Pacific Ocean for the first time | Explorer | Cape Disappointment Historic District | Ilwaco | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1805/12/00 | Corps of Discovery build Fort Clatsop and camp from December 1805 to March 1806. | Explorer | Fort Clatsop National Memorial | Astoria | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1806/00/00 | Captain William Clark and 12 members of the Corps of Discovery walk to Tillamook Head in search of a beached whale near present-day Cannon Beach. | Explorer | Ecola State Park | Oregon | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1806/05/02 | we passed the small creek at 8.75 from the commencement of this course and encamped on the N side in a little bottom, having traveled 19 miles today. at this place the road leaves the creek and takes the open high plain. - ML | Explorer | Patit Creek Campsite | Dayton, WA | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1806/11/08 | Meriwether Lewis and William Clark arrive at Locust Grove, ending their expedition | Explorer | Locust Grove | Louisville, KY | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1807/09/06 | William and George Clark arrive in Boone County to collect fossils at Big Bone Lick. | Paleontologist | Big Bone Lick State Park | Kentucky | |||
1838/09/01 | William Clark dies in St Louis, buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery | Died | Bellefontaine Cemetery | City of St Louis |
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