from Tracy Speakes
1858-1909 from Lonnie Elrod
May be a sister:
Obituary in the Virginia Gazette, June 18, 1914:
"MRS. FANNIE CLARK - Mrs. Fannie Clark, wife of J. P. Clark, died suddenly of heart trouble at her home on West Francis street Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Clark was in her usual health until stricken, having been on the street with her husband just a few minutes before her death. Mrs. Clark was 61 years of age and before her marriage was a Miss Badkins. She is survived by her husband and the following children: Mrs. Edward Fox, of Morrisons: Mrs. Clara Fox, of Newport News: Mrs. W. B. Blackburn, of Portsmouth: Mrs. E. J. Harlow, of Littleton, N. C.: Richard Clark, of Portsmouth, and Frank Clark, of this city. Mrs. Pet Allard is her only surviving sister, and R. L. and William Badkins, of this city are brothers. The funeral took place Monday at 2:30 from the Methodist church and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. G. H. Newbury. The pallbearers were J. T. Binns, W. B. Burns, J. E. Hicks, C. F. Rogers, R. C. Lawson and N. R. Proctor. Burial was in Cedar Grove cemetery. There were many pretty floral offerings from relatives and friends."

1880 census on Francis St,Williamsburg:
Badkins, John S age 56
--Jacamon wife 44 seamstress
--Emma dau 20
--Harriet dau 15
--Samuel son 12 at school
--Robert L son 10 at school
--William son 6