Charles Cleveland Clark

Background

Clark, Charles Cleveland was born on March 6, 1875 in Washington, District of Columbia. Son of Ezra Wescote and Sylvia (Nodine) Clark.

Education

Student Columbia University. Bachelor of Laws, Philadelphia Law School (Temple College), 1899. Master of Laws, Columbia, 1900, Doctor of Civil Law, 1901.

Career

Associate statistician in charge bureau of Statistics, Department of Agriculture, Washington, District of Columbia, 1906-1908, also chairman crop-reporting board. Statistician International Institute Agriculture, Rome, Italy, 1909, 1910. Chief clerk United States Department of Agriculture, 1911-1913.

Executive assistant United States Weather Bureau, 1913-1914.

Assistant chief same since 1915. Represented United States in organizing International Institute Agriculture, at Rome, Italy, 1908.

Achievements

• Charles Cleveland Clark has been listed as a noteworthy statistician, meteorologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member bar States of Pennsylvania and Washington and of Washington, District of Columbia. Member American Statistical Association, American Meteorological Society, Loyal Legion, Columbia History Society, American Forestry Association, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. Clubs: University, Torch, Federal, Congressional Country (Washington, District of Columbia).

Connections

Married Mary Duncan Swingle, July 12, 1905. Children: Charles Cleveland, Robert Duncan, Mary Elizabeth, Anita.

Father:

Ezra Wescote Clark

Mother:

Sylvia (Nodine) Clark

Spouse:

Mary Duncan Swingle

child:

Robert Duncan Clark

child:

Anita Clark

child:

Mary Elizabeth Clark

child:

Charles Cleveland Clark