Husband George CLARK
Born:
Christened:
Died: 10 Jun 1690 - Milford, Connecticut 1
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1638
Noted events in his life were:
• Deacon 1, Deacon
"Senior" or "Carpenter"
• Will 1, 15 Apr 1678 - Milford, Connecticut
I George Clark one of ye Deacons of ye Church of
Christ at Milford in the County of New Haven & Colony of connecticut,
Planter being (through ye Mercy of God) in perfect Mind and Memory at
this present do make & hereby Declare this to be my Last Will and
Testament in manner & form following.Imprimis. Considering
that ye life of Man upon earth is but as a shadow, & not knowing how soon
God may put an End to my pilgrimage, here below, my age & Decays of
Nature minding me Dayly of my approaching change by Death, there being no
Discharge in that War, & then not a fit season to have ye Mind Exercised
about Worldly Matters Do There fore Desire to set my House in order by a
considerate Dispose of that Estate God hath made me steward of, And In ye
first place & before all things I do commend & Commit my soul Into ye
Hands of Jesus Christ my Dear Lord and Redeemer who hath purchased it by
his precious blood, and My Body to Decent burial according to ye
Discretion of my Executrix & overseers in hopes of a Joyfull Resurrection
at ye last Day & so to be for ever with ye Lord Amen.Item:
I Give & Bequeath unto my Dear & loving Wife Sarah clark my Dwelling
House & Homstead, with all ye out houses, Buildings, Edfices &
Appurtenances thereunto belonging, as allso ye one half part or Moiety of
all my Arable Land & pasture & Meadow in my present possession and
improvement for her own propper Use Benefit & Behoof During her Natural
Life.Item; I give & Bequeath unto my son George clark ye
Reversion of ye sd Moiety of my sd House and Homestead, arable Land,
Meadow & premisses (ye Moiety or half part of my sd pasture only
excepted) after ye Decease of my sd Wife, as allso ye other Moiety & half
part of my sd House, Homestead, outhouses, Buildings, edifices &
appurtenances Lands, pasture, Meadow & Premisses To have and to Hold to
him & ye Heirs of his Body lawfully Begotten or to be Begotten for Ever,
according to my true Intent & Meaning hereunder
expressed.Item: I give & Bequeath to my son Samuel Clark ye
Westward half part of my sd pasture (excepted as above) to him and his
Heirs for ever on ye Limitations following, and my true Intent & Meaning
is that if either of my sd sons Samuel or george clark Die without Issue,
then in Default of such Issue male or female of ye Bodies of either of
them, then I give ye Revertion of my sd Houses, lands, Meadow, pasture
appurtenances & Premisses as above to them or either of them givn &
Bequeathed severally, after their or either of their Decease, & after ye
Decease of either of their Children severally, or lawfull Heirs Male or
female dying in Minority or without lawfull Issue of their bodies, Then &
in such Case I give & Bequeath all & every part & pcel of my sd Houses,
lands, meadow, pasture & premisses with ye appurtenances to ye other of
my Surviving Child or children to be equally Divided among them, & to
his, or her or their Heirs lawfully begotten for ever; And for Default
of such Issue then ye sd Houses, lands & Premisses to return, be & remain
to other my true, lawfull & next Heirs & of kin for
ever.Item: My Will & true meaning is that my son George
Clark shall have ye Eastward half part & Moiety of my sd Pasture
abovementioned after my Decease.Item; Whereas I have
allready givn portions in land & other Estate unto my sons Thomas Clark
and Samuel Clark, and also a Portion unto my Daughter Sarah Laws, Yet out
of my fatherly Affection to my sd Children I give and Bequeath to each of
them severally ye sum of Ten pounds a piece to be Due & payable to them &
each of them as before immediately after ye Decease of my sd Dear Wife or
sooner if she shou'd Marry again then ye sd sums of ten pounds apiece to
be paid to them severally.I give and bequeath unto my son
George clark ye like sum of ten pounds to be paid to him in Manner and
form as above expressed to my other Children.Item; My Mind
& true Meaning is that in Lieu or consideration of ye sd ten pounds above
givn and Bequeathed unto my son Samuel clark, he shall have ye Bedstead,
Bed & furniture of it in ye Chamber over ye Kitchin as above after his
Mothers Decease.Item: I give & Bequeath unto My Grand Child
George clark ye son of my son Thomas Clark, all my two parcels of
Unfenced Land yt lies in ye Common & not yet taken in ye one Pcel
commonly called or known by ye Name of Mowhawks Swamp, & ye other Pcel
lying right Agt my other Land to ye Ferry Ward.Item: I Give
& Bequeath to my son Thomas Clark for ye Use of his sd son George Clark
ye sum of Twenty pounds in Money to buy Books for him if he proves
capable of learning & his father bring him up at ye college, or to help
to maintain him there, otherwise for ye Use of any others of his sons yt
may prove more fit for learning, which Money I Desire may be improved as
above, if it may be otherwise ye sd Twenty pounds to be Disposed by my
son Thomas for his sd sons best advantage.Item: As a Token
of my Love I give & Bequeath to ye rest of my Grandchildren Viz to
Samuel, thomas, John Joseph & Sarah Clark ye children of my son Thomas
five pounds apiece, to Mary ye Daughter of my son Samuel clark five
pounds, and to Jonathan Laws son of my Daughter Sarah five pounds to be
paid them severally after my wife's Decease or Marriage
Again.Item: I give to my son Thomas Clark ye long table in
ye Hall after my Wife's Decease.Item; I give two of my
Negroes a Man & a Woman to my son George clark which he shall Chuse, To
my son Thomas Clark one Negroe and another Negro to my Daughter sarah,
That is I Give them as above (If living) after my Wife's
Decease.I give ye Time I have in my apprentice Samuel
Phillips to my son Samuel Clark likewise after my Wife's
Decease.My Mind and Will is that my Copper furnace, ye Table
in ye Chamber over ye Kithin and ye forme & seats belonging to it, and ye
Bedstead, Bed & furniture of it in ye Parlour shall be & remain as
standards belonging to ye House, as also ye Cupbord in ye Hall so to be
remain standards in ye House as above.I Do Nominate
Constitute and appoint my Dear & Loving Wife Sarah Clark my sole & only
Executrix of this my last Will & Testament, & do request & Desire my
loving & Honoured Friends Elder Buckingham & Deacon Richard Plat to be my
Overseers of this my Will, and to be assisting to my sd Dear Wife. In
Witness Whereof & that this is my last Will & Testament (Renouncing all
former & other wills by me heretofore at any Time made) I have Hereunto
set my hand & Seal the 15th Day of april 1678George Clark
(seal)
• Estate 1
An Inventory of the estate of Deacon George Clark deceased -- taken by us
the Subscribers this 20th of June 1690--Imprs -- The bed in
the parlor, 1 bolster & 2 pillows.. L05.05.04.one
bedstead, worne curtains & curtain rods..
L02.10.00.one bolster: wt 7 lb., one worne blankett, one
covrlitt & one green rug.. L02.12.00.one p'r of
sheets, one underblanket, one camlott cloake..
L04.12.00.one home made sute, two payre of searge
breeches.. L02.14.00one payre of breeches, 2 payre of
drawers, three wascoats.. L01.16.00three payre of
hosen, Shoos, three hats.. L02.10.00.nine shirts, 19
bands, eight caps.. L03.07.00.Pewter platter wt 26
lb, five porrengers & six spoons.. L03.15.00.3 Small
basons, 3 great saucers, 3 pint potts.. L00.18.00.2
quart potts, one flagon, one small flagon & 2 old pieces of
pewter.. L01.11.00.1 pint pott & one candell cup, 2
salt sellars, 2 pewter candlesticks.. L00.17.00.one
bed pan, one chamber pot, 4 payre of sheep shears..
L00.19.00.2 wine cups, 6 alcumye spoons, one small
bason.. L00.07.06.5 pieces of earthen ware, 4 stone
bottles, one stocklock, pot & honey.. L00.12.00.one
hand basket, one bottle, allum & some small things, 1 penknife &
grater.. L00.03.06.gally potts & apothecary stuffs, 2
cases & glasse bottles.. L00.11.00.one old book & a
hatt brush, one winscott cubbard & cloath..
L03.06.06.five shovell & tongs, one payre of cobirons & an
old sword.. L00.19.06.one table cloth, one duz. of
napkins, one pillow beer & five napkins.. L01.12.00.1
fine payre of sheets, one course payre, 2 long table clothes..
L04.00.00.2 short table cloths & one cubbard cloth, 3 small
remn'ts of new linen cloth.. L01.03.00.20 yds 1/4 of
cloth searge, 5 yds of cotten & linen cloth..
L07.02.00.one remn't of searge, one great winscott
chest.. L06.08.00.2 chests, 2 feather cushine, one
houre glass & lumber, a press & looking glass..
L01.15.00.In the Hall./ The long table, part of it in ye
chamber & forms to it.. L02.05.00.one short table, 3
join worke chayres & one turnd work frame..
L01.07.00.one payre cobirons, glass bottles, ston jugs & 4
earthen potts.. L01.02.00.one small tub & sugar, 1/2
of steele, 23 lb. of lead.. L01.06.06.one payre of
stilyards, one bed & bolster wt. 62 lb., 1 pillow 2lb 1/4..
L04.01.00.2 coverlitts, 32 lb of bacon, one backsword, 2
saddles & bridles.. L04.01.04.In the Kitchen.? 1
table, 2 joindstools, 1 forme, 1 great chayr, 3 small ones, a small
table.. L01.02.00.one muskett & a gun barrell, 2 iron
dogs.. L02.19.00.2 tramells, tongs, peel, & fire pan,
a trevett, gridiron & small spitt.. L01.07.00.1 payre
bellows, one iron dripping pan, tin pans & other small things..
L01.07.00.one lanthorne & small tunell, earthen ware &
chenye ware.. L00.10.00.one brass kettle wt. 22 lb.
1/2, 2 kettles wt. 23 lb., 1 kettle 35 lb...
L09.13.10.one kettle wt 12 lb., 1 kettle 21 lb., 1 kettle 22
lb. one kettle 16 lb... L08.13.00.one kettle wt. 9
lb., one skillett, in old brass, skillet,& pan..
L03.03.06.one little kettle, 2 little skilletts, one little
kettle & oyle.. L01.02.00.one chaffing dish, one iron
pott & hooks, 1 iron kettle wt 40 lb... L01.14.00.one
iron posnett, two iron potts & hooks.. L01.07.00.In
pewter platters wt 64 lb., one pewter bason..
L08.07.00.six plates, 12 lbs. in dishes, six
porrengers.. L02.07.00.2 old quart potts, 1 1/2 pint
pott, more hollow ware, warming pan.. L01.09.06.one
little skimer & ladle of brasse, in old pewter, wooden ware, one bell
morter & one pestle.. L00.12.00In ye Leentoo Cellar.
In Beefe, In Porke, 2 brass kettles & wooden ware..
L04.17.00earthen pans & potts, hogssett, one chees
press.. L0018.08.one kneading trough & 2 wooden
bowls, 2 trays & 4 sieves.. L00.15.00.
Learthen ware, one stand, 2 dozen of trenchers..
L00.06.06.one chees sett, Scales & weights, seed peck & 1/2
peck, one churne.. L00.13.00.4 fryeing pans, one
wheele & one reele, 5 pease hooks.. L01.12.00.4
payls, 2 boles morter & salt, sithes, 2 bills, 1 trowell, 1
knife.. L01.02.00.one stone bottle, straining dish &
one tray, 1 copper furnace, old lumber.. L04.08.00.In
ye chamber over ye kitchin, One carpett, 1 covrlit, 1 coverlitt..
L03.12.00.The long Table & two formes, two joint
stools.. L02.10.00.1 coverlitt, 1 white blankett, 1
sheet cotten & linen & one of linen.. L02.13.00.one
bed, one bolster & 2 pillows wt 57 lb., one bolster, 2 pillow
beers.. L05.10.00.one payre of curtains, one
bedstead, matt & cord.. L08.00.00.3600 8d nayls, 1500
6d nayls, 1200 of 8d & 6d nayls.. L06.01.09.one payre
of tongs, fire pan & irons, 3100tenpeny nayls..
L03.05.06.one chamber pott, & foure cushins..
L01.01.00.In the Hall chamber, one coverlitt, one blankett,
2 lamps.. L02.05.00.one bed, one blanket, one rug,
one coverlitt, one old bedding.. L02.04.00.5 lbs of
linnen yarne, one small parcell of feathers, one blanket..
L01.02.04.16 beehives, 2 corne basketts, 2 siths & one
hamer.. L01.04.06.13 lb of lambs wooll, 28 lbs. of
sheeps wooll, 1 panell, pillion & cloth.. L03.04.00.1
corne basket, 2 old wheels, 6 sickles, 6 lb 1/2 woollen yarne..
L01.15.00.one payre of stockcards, one candlemold, 9 lb. 1/2
of linen yarn, old lumb.. L01.10.06.In ye chamber
over the parlor, In gold 9 L - 10s., valued att..
L19.00.00.In silver money 75 L -- 15s. valued
at 151 L, --10s; In one money bill 25 L
valued 50 L.. L201.10.00.in ye Hall,
one piece of plate, 1 piece of plate, 2 silver spoons..
L011.10.00.in ye chamber one coverlitt & one blanket, one
blankett.. L02.08.00.one payre of sheets, one box, 2
little ones & some small things.. L01.08.00.2 iron
potts wt. 16 lb., one bed, one bolster, one pillow wt. 37 lb..
L04.06.06.one kettle wt 19 lb., one skillett, 1 payre of
curtains.. L03.13.00.one payre of curtains, one
bedstead.. L02.04.00.10 yds of cotten & linnen cloth,
5 feete 1/2 glass.. L02.04.07..3 small pieces of lace
& one small box, 1 chest & 2 small bags.. L00.12.06.4
yds of kersye, 4 yds of kersye, 1 small remn't of searge..
L03.07.06.one piece of scotch cloth, 2 yds 1/2 of holland, 6
yds 1/2 find holland.. L03.10.03.one card of buttons,
one chest, one old box, 1 hamer & old iron..
L00.19.00.In ye chamber ovr ye parlor, Hobnayls, powder pott
& bulletts.. L00.13.06.Candles, one chest, 2 divinity
books, 3 small books.. L03.05.00.one booke of Mr.
Allens, one great Bible, 2 small bibles.. L01.18.00.5
small books, one small srow & one payre of compasses & square..
L00.06.00.Records Arethmaticke, 11 books, one basket & some
small things.. L01.04.00.chizzells & ploughs, nine
augers, nine playne irons.. L03.07.00.one pr of
pinsors, 2 old files, 2 new files & one sett..
L00.08.06.25 small wimble bitts, old iron, 2 vices..
L00.14.00In the Garrett, five bush of oat mault, one bag
with 2 bush of wheat meale, one bag with one bush 1/2 of indyan
meale.. L01.00.00.Hogsh'dd & hops, 80lb of sheeps
wooll, Lumber.. L06.09.00In the Hall, Two swords,
eight playns, plows, one rule.. L01.18.00.one hand
saw, 2 gauges one chizzell, one holland pillow beere..
L00.13.00.Two more small ones, 5 towells, three payre of
sheets, cartropes.. L03.11.00.In another Cellar, two
barrells of porke, two pipes.. L07.06.00In one
Cellar, one brewing tub, 2 new barrells, 2 halfe butts..
L00.18.00.In the Grainery, Eleven bush of wheat, Three bush
of indyan.. L03.02.06.Two bush salt, tub & box, Three
fans, one shovell.. L02.00.00.Three jointers, nine
small planes, 3 augers... L01.16.00.five old
chizzells & one small gouge, one breast wimble & 2 bitts..
L00.08.00.one holdfast, one bench hooke & three plane
irons.. L00.07.00.Two sithes, the horse brand,
grindston, & winch.. L00.17.06.In the Kitchen, Three
planes, two narrow axes & one broad axe..
L00.12.00.forktines & one hamer, one hamer, one gouge & one
narrow axe.. L00.09.00.Hobbing feete & one spade, old
iron.. L00.10.04.one pick axe, one plow
share.. L00.10.02.In the hall, 1 drawing knife,
handsaw, chizzell, 1 cold chizzell, long auger & spokshave..
L00.09.06.In ye shop, one grindston, one broad axe, 2 iron
wedges.. L01.10.00.one Tennant saw, one sears, old
lumber.. L00.14.00.At serj't George clarks house, one
pitt saw, six chizzells, one great auger, 2 little ones..
L01.07.00.Two gouges, Two adses, one square..
L00.13.06.A little broad axe & one strow, one jointer & 3
planes.. L00.13.00.6 turning tools & 1 drift pin, one
p'r of brass pulleys, old iron.. L03.02.06.Att Sam'll
Clarks house, one cart & wheels & irons, Two augers, one tenant
saw.. L02.10.02.one handsaw, file, & square..
L00.04.04.In ye cowyard, one payre of oxen..
L10.10.00.one bull, five cows, 4 three yearolds..
L30.10.00.Three two yearolds, one yearold..
L10.00.00.one cow, one payre of oxen..
L14.12.06.half a harrow, one plow, traces, hames &
collar.. L02.06.00.one plow, yoake & chayne, three
hives of bees.. L02.16.00.one great share of a plow,
hold & eare.. L00.12.06.five acres of indyan corne, 7
acres winter corne.. L13.00.00.one cart, wheels &
irons, 4 acres of pease.. L06.16.00.Three acres 1/2
pease, oats & flax in new field.. L03.10.00.6 acres
of wheate in the bare necke, mildew much on it..Three acres of
oats.. L04.16.00.one horse, one mare & colt, one 2
year old horse.. L11.15.00.28 swine, 64 sheep &
lambs.. L52.00.00.Two books, 2000 long shingles, one
crow barre.. L07.07.00.Homelott, housing &
appurtenances.. L204.00.00Lands..
L487.00.00.The last division of land..
L016.00.00.Two yoakes & one chayne, one bible & 30 other
books.. L001.00.00.For five negroes..
L166.00.00.Two calves, one two yearold steare..
L003.07.00.one plane, one gouge, & two breast wimble
bitts.. L000.03.06.one pewter dish & one
napkin.. L000.05.00.TOTAL..948.17.06.The booke
of acco'ts was prsented but there is not time to travellin it==There is
alsoe an old negroe woman which we aprhend wilbe chargeable to the
estate--Apprised by us: John Beard Sen'r, Elnatha Botsford, Sam'll
Northrop.Alsoe the charges of Apprising this estate & writeing
about Will & Inventory--Articles mist entrance in ye 1st page,
Imprs 2 Cloath coats, 2 cloth coats, one large cloth coat..
L04.16.00.2 payre of cloath breeches, one searge cloak, one
camlet.. L02.15.00.The sume Totall is..
L1581.06.10.
Wife Sarah CLARK 1
Born:
Christened:
Died: 22 Sep 1689 - Milford, Connecticut 1
Buried:
Children
1 M Thomas CLARK 2
Born: Abt 1638 1
Christened:
Died: 23 Oct 1719 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 3
Buried:
Spouse: Hannah GIBBARD (1641-1703) 2
Marr: 10 May 1663 1 2
Spouse: Grace JUDSON (1651-1724) 1
Marr: After 1704 1
General Notes (Husband)
"Senior" or "Carpenter" 1
Birth Notes for Child: Thomas CLARK
before his parents settled in Milford.
Husband Kevin B. CLARK (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Angus Bruce CLARK (1929-2001) 4
Mother: Lucy MACKRELL Mrs. ( -1990)
Marriage:
Wife Jeannie CLARK (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Children
1 M Kyle CLARK (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Kyle CLARK (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Kevin B. CLARK
Mother: Jeannie CLARK
Marriage:
Wife (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Husband Joseph SANFORD 5
Born: 7 Apr 1735 - Milford, Connecticut 5
Christened:
Died: 26 Aug 1802 - Orwell, Vermont 5
Buried:
Father: David SANFORD (1709-1752) 5
Mother: Rachel STRONG (1713-1777) 5
Marriage: Between 1758 and 1759 - Milford, Connecticut 5
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation 5, He was a blacksmith. and while living in Orwell he also kept a hotel.
Wife Mehitable CLARK 5
Born:
Christened: 12 Mar 1738 - Milford, Connecticut 1 6
Died: 3 Mar 1815 - Orwell, Vermont 2
Buried:
Father: Thomas CLARK ( -1774) 5
Mother: Susanna WOODRUFF (1707-1742) 2
Children
1 M David SANFORD 5
Born: 26 Mar 1760 - Orwell, Vermont 5
Christened:
Died: 18 Jun 1811 - West Haven, Vermont 5
Buried: 17 Jul 1811 - West Haven, Vermont
Spouse: Phebe SANFORD (living)
Burial Notes (Husband)
on the bank of Lake Champlain.
Husband Pete CLARK (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
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Marriage:
Wife Frances HEIL
AKA: CLARK
Born: Abt 1923 - Michigan 7
Christened:
Died: Dec 1974 8
Buried:
Father: George HEIL (1899-1972)
Mother: Florence Mae STAHL (Abt 1906-After 1972)
Noted events in her life were:
• Residence, 1972 - Ithaca, Michigan
Husband Samuel CLARK 2
Born: 4 Aug 1666 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 9
Christened:
Died: 28 May 1725 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 9 10
Buried:
Father: Thomas CLARK (Abt 1638-1719) 2
Mother: Hannah GIBBARD (1641-1703) 2
Marriage: Abt 1695-1696 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 9
Noted events in his life were:
• Misc. II 1
a wealthy man, and there was considerable action on his estate because of
oversights, such as the failure to inventory or divide lands in Derby.
The final inventory amounted to L 10,373.09.10 1/2.
Distribution was made March 9, 1726/7, to the eldest son Samuel Clark; to
the second son Thomas Clark; to the third son John clak; to the 4th son
Gamaliel Clark; Mrs. Hannah Tousey; the representatives of Mahitable
Bryan; "Anne Clarks part". A suit for partition against Gamaliel Clark
of Milford brought by Thomas clark of Milford, John clark of Middletown,
Thomas Towsey of Newtown in right of his wife Hannah, and Richard Bryan,
Jr. and Mehetable Bryan of Milford (minors who sued by their father
Richard bryan), was before the Superior court, March 1, 1736/7.
Wife Mehitable PHIPPEN 2
Born: 27 Apr 1668 - Boston, Mass 2
Christened:
Died: 15 Dec 1721 - Milford, Connecticut 2 3
Buried:
Father: Gamaliel PHIPPEN (1625-1672) 2
Mother: Sarah PURCHAS (Abt 1628-1683) 2
Other Spouse: Thomas FORD (1657-After 1992) 9 - Bef 1687 9
Noted events in her life were:
• Misc. II 9, 1697
Mehitable Clark was received into the Milford Church from the church of
Boston.
Children
1 M Thomas CLARK 5
Born:
Christened:
Died: 6 Jun 1774 - Milford, Connecticut 1
Buried:
Spouse: Susanna WOODRUFF (1707-1742) 2
Marr: 15 Dec 1725 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2
Spouse: Sarah NEWTON (1713-1783) 11
Marr: After 1743 11
Husband Thomas CLARK 5
Born:
Christened:
Died: 6 Jun 1774 - Milford, Connecticut 1
Buried:
Father: Samuel CLARK (1666-1725) 2
Mother: Mehitable PHIPPEN (1668-1721) 2
Marriage: 15 Dec 1725 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2
Other Spouse: Sarah NEWTON (1713-1783) 11 - After 1743 11
Noted events in his life were:
• Baptized 1 2, 5 May 1700 - Milford, Connecticut
• Will 1
the third Monday of June 1774, mentions his wife Sarah; sons Issac,
Thomas "of Derby in Oxford Parish", Nathan, Samuel and Elias; and four
daughters, Mehitable Sanford, Esther Woodruff, Mary Sherman, and Sarah
Woodruff.
Wife Susanna WOODRUFF 2
Born: 3 May 1707 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2
Christened: 4 May 1707 - First Church, Milford, Connecticut 1
Died: 11 Dec 1742 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2
Buried:
Father: John WOODRUFF (1672-1726) 2
Mother: Mary PLATT (1681-1766) 2
Children
1 F Mehitable CLARK 5
Born:
Christened: 12 Mar 1738 - Milford, Connecticut 1 6
Died: 3 Mar 1815 - Orwell, Vermont 2
Buried:
Spouse: Joseph SANFORD (1735-1802) 5
Marr: Between 1758 and 1759 - Milford, Connecticut 5
Husband Thomas CLARK 5
Born:
Christened:
Died: 6 Jun 1774 - Milford, Connecticut 1
Buried:
Father: Samuel CLARK (1666-1725) 2
Mother: Mehitable PHIPPEN (1668-1721) 2
Marriage: After 1743 11
Other Spouse: Susanna WOODRUFF (1707-1742) 2 - 15 Dec 1725 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2
Noted events in his life were:
• Baptized 1 2, 5 May 1700 - Milford, Connecticut
• Will 1
the third Monday of June 1774, mentions his wife Sarah; sons Issac,
Thomas "of Derby in Oxford Parish", Nathan, Samuel and Elias; and four
daughters, Mehitable Sanford, Esther Woodruff, Mary Sherman, and Sarah
Woodruff.
Wife Sarah NEWTON 11
Born: 10 Jul 1713 - Milford, Connecticut 11
Christened:
Died: 18 Jun 1783 - Milford, Connecticut 11
Buried:
Father: Thomas NEWTON
Mother: Mary BALDWIN
Husband Thomas CLARK 2
Born: Abt 1638 1
Christened:
Died: 23 Oct 1719 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 3
Buried:
Father: George CLARK ( -1690)
Mother: Sarah CLARK ( -1689) 1
Marriage: 10 May 1663 1 2
Other Spouse: Grace JUDSON (1651-1724) 1 - After 1704 1
Wife Hannah GIBBARD 2
Born: 21 Oct 1641 - Milford, Connecticut 2
Christened:
Died: 4 Nov 1703 - Milford, Connecticut 2
Buried:
Children
1 M Samuel CLARK 2
Born: 4 Aug 1666 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 9
Christened:
Died: 28 May 1725 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 9 10
Buried:
Spouse: Mehitable PHIPPEN (1668-1721) 2
Marr: Abt 1695-1696 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 9
Birth Notes (Husband)
before his parents settled in Milford.
Notes (Marriage)
probably in New Haven, recorded at Milford.
Husband Thomas CLARK 2
Born: Abt 1638 1
Christened:
Died: 23 Oct 1719 - Milford, Connecticut 1 2 3
Buried:
Father: George CLARK ( -1690)
Mother: Sarah CLARK ( -1689) 1
Marriage: After 1704 1
Other Spouse: Hannah GIBBARD (1641-1703) 2 - 10 May 1663 1 2
Wife Grace JUDSON 1
Born: 19 Feb 1651 - Stratford, Connecticut 1
Christened:
Died: Jan 1724 - Milford, Connecticut 1
Buried:
Father: Joseph JUDSON
Mother: Sarah PORTER
Birth Notes (Husband)
before his parents settled in Milford.