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MORMON SHOOTERS AND CLUBBERS
AT THE MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACE

JOHN WESLEY CLARK
The LDS Church has
knowingly sponsored, endorsed,
and forever immortalized these
butchers into history. 
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JOHN WESLEY CLARK, a MORMON SHOOTER AND CLUBBER, a private in the Iron County Militia; Born in 1818, in Williamsport, Warren, Indiana.
In September 1857, Clark was a private in a Washington platoon, in Harrison Pearce's Company I in John D. Lee's 4 th Battalion. Clark among those recruited from Washington, moving up on Monday, September 7, and encamping on Tuesday the 8 th . According to  James Pearce and John D.
Lee , Clark was at Mountain Meadows. Clark was not named in the 1859 arrest warrant.
Clark and his family remained in Washington County until his death in 1869. He was buried in Washington, survived by his wife and ten children.
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Information on the above Mormon Shooter and Clubber, was obtained from the following: Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, The 1857 Iron County Militia Project, Mountain Meadows Massacre Assassins, Bagley, Lee and Shirts.  
List of Victims killed by the above and other Mormon Participants

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