Below is the only clue for who Clark Epperson born 1816 Tenn died 1877 Pope county, Ar. --father was..need to find the person who owns this farm now so can see if Clark Epperson's fathers name is listed as an owner..about 1847..
the family has been looking for the parents and siblings of Clark Epperson for a long time.
This clue was found in Anderson Bailey's notes---

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4. ANDERSON2 BAILEY (RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1815 in Lynnville, Tennessee, and died February 1870 in Pope county, Arkansas. He married (1) ERMA DOWDY February 04, 1836 in Maury Co, Tennessee. He married (2) WINNIFRED WILCOXSON April 13, 1853. She was born 1820, and died Bef. 1868 in Pope county, Arkansas. He married (3) ARKSHAW FORD October 22, 1868 in Pope county, Arkansas. She was born Abt. 1823.

notes for Anderson BAILEY
"Fifty years ago in Pope" written on December 31, 1908 by M. H. VanZandt of Cove, AR.

"This being Christmas Eve night, my mind runs back half a century of more to my childhood and boyhood days, when Pope county was a little more than a wilderness.

We landed in Pope county in the fall of 1847 and settled in the Boiling Springs community in the northern part of the county. The people who lived in that community at that time were Ed Campbell, Clark Epperson, whose father lived on what is now known as the Houston Birch place, the Widow Ridge, Widow Sullivan, Widow McCloud, Jim McCracken, Nathan Rowland, George Rowland and Jim Gilihand, who married old uncle John Rowland's widow. They left that county when I was small and I have never heard of them since. She had a son by her first husband whose name was Polk Rowland, who was my age". Besides those I have named were Ben Rose, John Cordel, Green Cordell,, Copeland, Sam Maloney, Anderson BAILEY, old Stitha Linton, Jim Sinclair, Chesty Turnbow, Joe Turnbow, John Gray, Helms, Pennington, Bill McCowen and his father, Bill Johnson, Jim Bruton, Ira Brown and the others. A good many of these people left that county directly after we moved in there. There was "Governor Hades", as we called him, who lived on the place now owned by D. M. Griffin. There was also Lee Langford, Ben Langford, Adam Ross, Allen Price, which includes about all the in that neighborhood at that time."
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