Other Events:

• Moved: 1882, Minneapolis, MN; Lucy and George still in the East 1881, from newspaper article.

Notes:

moved to MN in 1898

Name: George Lathrop Clark
Gender: Male
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 29 Nov 1925
Death Place: Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
Age: 76
Birth Date: 1849
Birthplace:
Occupation:
Race:
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Lucy Kiehle Clark
Father's Name: Harry S. Clark
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Clarissa T. Lathrop
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B02482-5
System Origin: Minnesota-EASy
GS Film number: 2218711
Reference ID: 22161



Citing this Record:
"Minnesota Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FDQ4-DXB : 10 March 2018), Harry S. Clark in entry for George Lathrop Clark, 29 Nov 1925; citing Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, reference 22161; FHL microfilm 2,218,711.

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* Lived at 3632 Pilsbury Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
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Died:
Age 76

George Lucy Aristine Kiehle 29 May 1879Dansville, Livingston, New York, USA. Lucy (daughter of James Kiehle and Elizabeth Litchard) 29 Dec 1855 Dansville, Livingston, New York, USA; 20 Apr 1934Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Lakewood Cem, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Cora Clark 06 Sep 1891 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; 04 Aug 1967Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Lakewood Cem, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
2. Carrie Clark 06 Sep 1891 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; 03 Dec 1974Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Lakewood Cem, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
3. Marguerite Clark 10 Jan 1893 Owatonna, Steele, Minnesota, USA; 09 Jun 1982Morgantown, Monongalia, West Virginia, USA; Lakewood Cem, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
4. Walter Kiehle Clark 22 Apr 1880 Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA; 18 Sep 1923Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Lakewood Cem, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
5. Mildred Clark 01 Dec 1887 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; 10 Dec 1977Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Lakewood Cem, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
6. Mary Elizabeth Clark 30 Dec 1890 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; 31 Oct 1961Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Fort Snelling National Cemetery Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA .

Notes:

13 March 1807 Harry SPALDING married to Miss Lemira SATTERLEE, at Athens, on 1st Feb., by Joseph KINNEY, Esq....

January 11, 1827, William Myer of Wysox and Mrs. Lemira (Satterlee) Spalding of Towanda.





December 25, 1845 by Rev. John W. Davison, Harry S. Clark of Merryall and Miss Clarissa Tupper Lathrop of Springville, Pa.

Harry Spalding died May 23 1821 Lemira Saterlee re-married to William Myer

The children of John and Wealthy Spalding were: Harry, born September 30, 1784, married Lemira Satterlee, died May 23, 1821;
From History of Sheshequin 1777---1902 C. F. Heverly

MRS. ALICE SPALDING DANFORTH. 49811 (DAR Records)

Born in Byron, 111.

Wife of Edward Everett Danforth.

Descendant of Capt. Simon Spalding.

Daughter of Simon Sheppard Spalding and Lydia Ann Weilding, his wife.

Granddaughter of Harry Spalding and Lemira Satterlee, his wife.

Gr-granddaughter of John Spalding and Wealthy Ann Gore, his wife.

Gr-gr-granddaughter of Simon Spalding and Ruth Shepherd, his wife.

Simon Spalding (1742-1814) served as lieutenant under Capt.
Samuel Ransom in the Jersey campaign and commanded a
company in Sullivan's expedition, 1779. He served to the
close of the war and was a member of the Cincinnati, He
was born in Plainfield, Conn., removed to Wyoming, 1771 ;
settled in Sheshequin, Pa., 1783, where he died.

Spalding operated a store and tavern in the building still standing at 1 York Avenue, Towanda which was
built in 1812. ** This was where Ebenezer Clark worked, as this was on the Post Road which serviced a stagecoach line. Thew house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.


Towanda Lodge, No. 290, K. of P., was organized in 1871, largely through the instrumentality of H. S. Clark. At its organization the principal officers were: H. S. Clark, V. P.; 1-1. J. Madill, C. C.; G. H. Horton, V. C.; A. D. Harding, K. of R. S. On the establishment of the Order in the county Mr. Clark was appointed District Deputy G. C., and hold the office for two years. The deputies who have succeeded him have been 1-1. J. Madill, 0. A. Black, B. F. Crossley, B. Benedict, and J. N. Califf, the present incumbent.

Mountain Cliff Lodge No. 393, Knights of Pythias, was instituted April 8, 1873, at Barclay, Bradford county, by District Deputy Grand Chancellor H.S. Clark, of Towanda, Pa.


Died:
Age: 93

Harry Clarissa Tupper Lathrop 25 Dec 1843Wyalusing, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA. Clarissa (daughter of Spencer Lathrop and Clarissa Tupper) 08 May 1820 Springville, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA; 17 Mar 1887Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA; Wyalusing, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

WILBUR F. LATHROP.




Wilbur F. Lathrop was admitted to the bar of Luzerne county,
Pa., March 18, 1875. He is the grandson of Spencer Lathrop,
who was born in Connecticut in 1789, whose wife w^as Clara
Tupper, who was born in New York in 1790. The father of W.
F. Lathrop was Oliver Lathrop, who was born January 5, 18 16,
in Springville, Susquehanna county, Pa. The wife of Oliver La-
throp was Amelia L. Ladd, a native of New Albany, Bradford
county, Pa., where she was born October 10, 18 19. She was the
daughter of Charles W. Ladd, a native of Tolland county. Conn.
He removed to Albany township, Bradford county, Pa., early in
the century, and was the first postmaster of Albany, receiving
his appointment in 1820. His wife was Philinda Alden, a native
of Massachusetts, where she was born in 1795. W. F. Lathrop
was born April 13, 1849, at Hillsdale, Michigan. He was edu-
cated in the public schools of Susquehanna county, Pa., and at
the state normal school at Mansfield, Pa. He read law with Lit-
tles & Blakeslee, at Montrose, Pa., and was admitted to the bar
of Susquehanna county November 11, 1872. Mr. Lathrop is an
unmarried man and now resides at Carbondale, Pa.
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* From Book Families of the Wyoming Valley: biographical, genealogical and historical. Sketches of the bench and bar of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (Volume 2)
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Buried:
Wyalusing Cemetery

Died:
Age: 66

Notes:

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Ebenezer P. Clark was assessed in Towanda in 1812. He lived near Myer's Mills, and afterwards in Towanda, thence moved down the river opposite Wyalusing.
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FROM Page 81 of book History of the Towandas, 1770-1886 : including the aborigines, Pennamites and Yankees together with biographical sketches and matters of general importance connected with the county seat by Clement Ferdinand Heverly
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Most people familiar with Towanda history know that the borough's oldest house is located at 1 York Avenue, at the bend with Main Street. An example of Federal architecture, it was built in 1812 and was originally built as a combination tavern and home by Col. Harry Spalding. It was a stagecoach stop when York Avenue was known as Post Road and once even contained a ballroom for dancing during one phase of its 192 years of service. As is the case with most of these homes, it still serves as a home and retains its historic look.

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** 1815 Petition for road construction ****

Road from Breakneck Run to State Road—
At a court of quarter sessions, county of Bradford, May 1815, the petition of John Spalding, Zephon Flower, David Paine, Lodawick Carner, Henry Boyer, Ebenezer P. Clark, Wm. Coolbaugh, David Eiklor, Wm. Fergason, Walter Wheeler, Moses Warfold, David S. Blackman, Asa Stevens, Elijah Horton, Wm. W. Spalding, Elijah Towner, Franklin Blackman, Thomas Bull, John Lent, Wilber Bennett, Ebenezer Shaw, Jonathan Stevens, Joseph Kinney and Wm. Myer, inhabitants of Ulster and Wysox, was presented, setting forth that "it would be practicable to make a road along the narrows below where the road turns off at the lower end of Breakneck to go over the mountain to Wysox: that such road would not only save traveling over a very bad mountain, but would shorten the distance a quarter of a mile and be of great public utility; that it may not be improper to inform the court that it is the expectation of the inhabitants of Ulster and Wysox to open the road (if laid out) by subscription; therefore petitioners pray for the appointment of viewers," etc.

Whereupon the court appoint Joseph Kingsbury, Richard Horton, Elijah Horton, Jr., Adonijah Warner, Stephen Patrick and Robert Ridgway.

At September sessions viewers report "that they have viewed the ground and are of the opinion that it is practicable for a road, and have accordingly laid one out agreeably to the courses and distances and plot hereto annexed, and believe the same will be of public utility."

This road began on the State road, opposite the court house, about 50 rods from the river, running nearly north along the side of the mountain toward the river to what is now the present road, about one-half mile south of the railroad bridge. From here the course of the road was the same as now along the river to Breakneck run at the Johnson place. The report was finally confirmed at December sessions and road ordered to be opened of the breadth of 30 feet.
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FROM History of Sheshequin 1777---1902
C. F. Heverly
pub.1902, Towanda, Pa.
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Ebenezer P Clark did teaming work for Col Harry Spalding. Col. Spalding married Lemira Saterlee) Hence the naming of 2 children in his honor (Harry Spalding Clark, and Lemira Satterlee Clark)

William Myer, born February 8, 1780, was the eldest son of Jacob Myer. In 1800 he went to Wysox, purchased a mill site and secured the right to control the flow of water from Lake Wysauking. He put up a hewed log house into which his father and family moved the next year. Working together, they built a grist-mill, which was supplied by water power from Wysox creek and Lake Wysauking. They soon after built a saw-mill that was run entirely by water from Wysox creek. He early took an active part in public affairs, being commissioned a justice of the peace, 1807. Upon the formation of Bradford county, he was elected one of the first county commissioners, 1812, and again elected to the same office, 1819. He was chosen a member of the Pennsylvania assembly in 1822 and also served his townsmen in many civil capacities. He married Joanna, daughter of Nathaniel Hickok, died May 15, 1842. She was born, 1783, died April 15, 1825. Their children were: Harriet, Elizabeth, Sarah, Emeline Esther, Mary Ellen, Susan, Elijah Reed and Helen Maria. Mr. Myer married for his second wife, Mrs. Lemira (Satterlee) Spalding, widow of Col. Harry Spalding. ** From Heverley Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County, Page 314

Samuel Clark came to Ulster soon after his brother, Capt. Benjamin Clark. In the census of 1790 his family is given as consisting of five males and three females. Mr. Clark met a tragic death on Christmas, 1808. He had a contract for building a section of the State Road, crossing the county from east to west, and while engaged on the Gregg place in clearing away brush, was shot in mistake for a deer by a neighbor. But little is known of his family. One son, Ebenezer P. Clark, was for a number of years a resident of Towanda and did teaming for Col. Harry Spalding. Harry S. Clark, son of Ebenezer P., born 1823, is still a resident of Towanda. .... FROM Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1770-1800
Vol. I - Clement F. Heverly - Page 187

Had a grandson named Ebenezer Pemberton Stranger (1837 - 1862)


Census record for his dau Adelaide Corson says her father born in Rhode Island. Same for Harry S. Clark

Died:
Age 54

Ebenezer Polly Smith 01 Sep 1814Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA. Polly (daughter of Jesse Smith and Jane Miller) 30 Jul 1797 Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA; 19 Aug 1867; Wyalusing Cemetery, Wyalusing, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

WILBUR F. LATHROP.




Wilbur F. Lathrop was admitted to the bar of Luzerne county,
Pa., March 18, 1875. He is the grandson of Spencer Lathrop,
who was born in Connecticut in 1789, whose wife w^as Clara
Tupper, who was born in New York in 1790. The father of W.
F. Lathrop was Oliver Lathrop, who was born January 5, 18 16,
in Springville, Susquehanna county, Pa. The wife of Oliver La-
throp was Amelia L. Ladd, a native of New Albany, Bradford
county, Pa., where she was born October 10, 18 19. She was the
daughter of Charles W. Ladd, a native of Tolland county. Conn.
He removed to Albany township, Bradford county, Pa., early in
the century, and was the first postmaster of Albany, receiving
his appointment in 1820. His wife was Philinda Alden, a native
of Massachusetts, where she was born in 1795. W. F. Lathrop
was born April 13, 1849, at Hillsdale, Michigan. He was edu-
cated in the public schools of Susquehanna county, Pa., and at
the state normal school at Mansfield, Pa. He read law with Lit-
tles & Blakeslee, at Montrose, Pa., and was admitted to the bar
of Susquehanna county November 11, 1872. Mr. Lathrop is an
unmarried man and now resides at Carbondale, Pa.
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* From Book Families of the Wyoming Valley: biographical, genealogical and historical. Sketches of the bench and bar of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (Volume 2)
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Reference for the following material taken from "Some Connecticut Nutmeggers Who Migrated pp 132/3 by Grace Louise Knox and Barbara B. Ferris.Pub: Heritage Books, Inc.--may order from Amazon.com.

ASA LATHROP b 2/2/1756 Norwich CT, s/o Ezekiel & Mary (Fellows); Asa d1827 age 72 in Susquehanna Co., PA; he marr. 9/17/1782 Allis Fox of Bozrah, CT (Hist. of Sus.Co.PA p370--Norwich V.Rec.CT, p327 - Lathrop Family, p117,177 - DAR Patriot Index p. 424).

DANIEL LATHROP b 3/23/1789 Franklin, CT, s/o Walter & Esther (Fox); Daniel d 1842 in PA; marr.----Perkins (1812 Index).

WALTER LATHROP b 11/19/1749 Norwich, CT, s/o Benjamin; Walter d 1817 age 68 prob. in Sus. Co., PA; marr 1st----,
and marr 2d 5/13/1779 Esther Fox, d1838 age 83 (Lathrop Fam Memoir, p 177 -Hist. Sus. Co., PA p 295).

EZEKIEL LATHROP b 9/5/1724 Norwich, CT, s/o Israel, Jr. & Mary (Fellows); Ezekiel prob d 1771 (date of probate) in Sus.Co.,PA. He marr. 10/18/1753 Norwich, CT Abigail Lyon d 2/14/1806 age 86. (Hist. Sus.Co.,PA, p 371 -- Norwich CT V.Rec.,p 73, 327).

JEDEDIAH LATHROP b 1/29/1745 or 1746 Norwich CT s/o Ezra Lo and Charity (perkins); Jedediah d 12/1879 perhaps in Brooklyn in Sus.Co.,PA. He marr 10/29/1767 Norwich CT Sarah Tracy of Newent, CT, b 1/25/1747 age 82, d/o Deacon Andrew and Ruth (Hist Sus Co PA p 131 - Lathrop Family Memoir p 105-6, 147 - Norwich, CT V.Rec.p 222,389). ***Please note:I do not believe Jedediah lived for 134 yrs! There is a mistake in his birth date or his death date. And also note he married Sarah Tracy and Zebdiel Lathrop in my other postings first married a Margaret Tracy.Jedediah's actual birth date might be 1764, a transposition -- Need to check/verify,

Hope this all helps.Please note: Asa and Ezekiel according to this writing are b in different generations.
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* From email sent from Roy W. Pneuman (pneuma@wcoil.com)
* Rec'd 28 Aug 2000
*
Clarissa was born about 1821 to Spences Lathrop and Clarissa Tupper, and she married Harry S Clark 25 Dec 1845. Spencer was either the eldest of second eldest son of Ezekiel Lathrop and Lydia Crocker, who came to Susquehanna County in 1801 from New London, CT.....their daughter Lydia Lathrop (Spencer's sister) married John Pneuman about 1815 in Springville, Susquehanna County.

Spencer died very young on 12 Jan 1825 and Clarissa (Spencer's wife) must have struggled because their children Oliver, Polly and Clarissa appear on the annual tax lists as poor children which meant that the township paid for their schooling.

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Nehemiah Lathrop was a blacksmith and lived all his life in what became Dimock township.. he was the eldest son of Ezekiel and Lydia Lathrop born abour 1788 in CT. He came to PA with his parents in 1801 and later married Marcia Tupper. According to the 1830 census, they had 5 sons and 3 more daughters, and she was between 30 and 40 at the time. By 1840, they had 3 more daughters.

Nehemiah was alive in 1870 at the age of 82, and Marcia died "at her home near Elk Lake on 9 Sep 1881 aged 89" accordng to the national record

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Spencer was, I believe, the second son of Ezekiel and Lydia.He married Clarissa Tupper in Rush, Sep 1808. He was a farmer according to the Springville Tax records, but apparently didn't prosper. The republican reports his early death on 12 Jan 1825
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* Will of Spencer Lathrop
*
* From email 30 Aug 2000
* Roy W Pneuman
*
** From Will Book 1, page 39:
" Testament and last will of Spencer Lathrop of Springville TWP.

1. Wife Clarracy, 1/3 of all remaining property as long as she remains my widow, but should she marry, all property excepting her bead clothing and warring aparl, table and kitchen furniture to be divided among my surviving children.

2. All the rest divided equally among my surviving children. When they arrive at a suitable age to choose gardeens, that my boys should be put to the trades, and there gardeens shouls see that their property shold be taken care of and that they hav it when they arrived of age,

3. My loving brother, Dyer Lathrop, my executor and admin'r 28 Dec 1824 in presents of John Pneuman

Samuel A Brown 1 Feb 1825
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Buried:
Lynn Cem.

Spencer Clarissa Tupper Sep 1808Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA. Clarissa (daughter of Nathaniel Tupper and Abigail Bingham) 19 Sep 1788 Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA; Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

TUPPER Line
by Bruce Julseth
Thu Jul 18 1991
-------------------------------

In The TUPPER Genealogy, there is a statement:

"In company with Deacon William LATHROP, moved from Unadilla, NY
to Rush Twp, Susquehanna Co., PA about 1799."

Also, Clarissa's sister, Maria, married Nehemiah LATHROP so I would think
William is a contender for Spencer's father.

1st GENERATION

1 Clarissa LATHROP-7417

2nd GENERATION

2 Spencer LATHROP-7416
3 Clarissa TUPPER-7415: b 19 Sep 1788; d Towanda,,PA

3rd GENERATION

6 Nathan TUPPER-7412: b 15 Apr 1755 Norwich,,CT; d 8 Feb 1815
7 Abigail BINGHAM-7414: b 1760; d 9 Jun 1840

4th GENERATION

12 Levi TUPPER-7410: b Abt 1731 Stoughton,,MA; m 21 Nov 1752
Norwich,,CT; d Bef 1774 Norwich,,CT
13 Eunice CRANDALL-7411: b 21 Jun 1738 Mansfield,,CT

5th GENERATION

24 Thomas TUPPER-7182: b 25 Jul 1693 Sandwich,,MA; m Abt 1717; d
1739
Stoughton,,MA
25 Remember PERRY-7183: b 13 Mar 1696 Sandwich,,MA; d Aft 1789

6th GENERATION

48 Thomas TUPPER-7179: b 11 Aug 1664 Sandwich,,MA; d Abt 1744
Stoughton,,MA
49 Mary-7180
50 Benjamin PERRY-7184
51 Dinah SWIFT-7185

7th GENERATION

96 Thomas TUPPER Capt.-4665: b 16 Jan 1638 Sandwich,,Massachusetts;
m
27 Dec 1661; d 26 Apr 1706 Sandwich,,Massachusetts
97 Martha MAYHEW-4666: b 1638 Watertown,MA; d 15 Nov 1717 Sandwich,
MA

8th GENERATION

192 Thomas TUPPER-4669: b 28 Jan 1578 Bury,co. Sussex,England; m 21
Dec 1634 Ipswich,,Massachusetts; d 28 Mar 1676 Sandwich,,MA
193 Anne HODGSON-4672: b Abt 1588; d 4 Jun 1676 Sandwich,,MA
194 Thomas MAYHEW-4667: c 1 Apr 1593 Tisbury,Co. Wilts,England
195 Jane (Payne) GALLYON-4668

9th GENERATION

384 Henry TUPPER-4673
388 Matthew MAYHEW-5294: m 2 Oct 1578 Tisbury,Co. Wilts,England
389 Alice BARTER-5295

10th GENERATION

768 Richard TUPPER-4674
776 Thomas MAYHEW-5296
777 Ales-5297
778 Edward BARTER-5302
779 Edith-5304

11th GENERATION

1552 Robert MAYHEW-5298
1553 Joan BRIDMORE-5299
1556 James BARTER-5305
1557 Margaret-5303

12th GENERATION

3104 Simon MAYHEW-5300
3106 John-5301

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Other Events:

• Event 1: 23 Oct 1809, Wysox, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA; Samuel accidentally Shot by neighbor https://pawchs.org/1809-luzerne-county-federalist/

Notes:

17 Nov 1809 - Luzerne County Federalist: Melancholy Accident — On Oct. 23rd last, Nathan COON, of Sugar Creek, in this county, took his rifle and went into the woods in pursuit of venison. Having hunted some time, he started three deer, which run round a hill near where the new state road crosses the line of Claverack Township. Mr. COON immediately crossed the hill with the view of meeting the deer as they should come round the point of the hill. Having proceeded a little distance he heard a noise of rustling in the bushes in the direction that he expected the deer to come, and eager for the game, stepped hastily forward, and seeing something move through the leaves, he fired, and the object fell. On approaching the spot, lo! Instead of a deer — a man had fallen, and was writhing in the most excruciating agonies. Capt. Samuel CLARK of Claverack had contracted to open a part of the state road, and was at work upon it alone, when the ball struck him near the right shoulder blade and penetrated to the spine of the back. When Mr. COON came in with the sad intelligence, measures were immediately taken for bringing Capt. CLARK to his place of residence at Capt. GREGORY’S. He received his wound about one o’clock P. M. and retained his senses perfectly, while he survived, which was until about eight o’clock in the evening, when he expired. Capt. CLARK was a respectable and worthy man, about 55 years of age, and has left five children to mourn his untimely death. Mr. COON appeared exceedingly afflicted; there was no doubt that the wound was entirely accidental; but such accidents occur so frequently, that it is impossible not to consider the persons who are the causes of them, if not guilty, at least extremely reprehensible for their carelessness. Hunters form such fatal consequences, ought to learn to exercise more prudence and caution for the future.

From Heaverly;s Pioneers and Patriot Families of Bradford County, Page 187: Samuel Clark came to Ulster soon after his brother, Capt. Benjamin Clark. In the census of 1790 his family is given as consisting of five males and three females. Mr. Clark met a tragic death on Christmas, 1808. He had a contract for building a section of the State Road, crossing the county from east to west, and while engaged on the Gregg place in clearing away brush, was shot in mistake for a deer by a neighbor. But little is known of his family. One son, Ebenezer P. Clark, was for a number of years a resident of Towanda and did teaming for Col. Harry Spalding. Harry S. Clark, son of Ebenezer P., born 1823, is still a resident of Towanda.

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Nathan Coon lived up Sugar creek about a mile above Mr. Rutty's. He probably left about 1809. His property described as a house, seventeen acres of improved land, one hundred and twenty unimproved, and a valuation of $153,which, on the assessment, is marked transferred to Andrew Gregg.

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Samuel Clark of Claverack lived at Capt. Gregory's in Wysox. Gregory was a licensed Inn Keeper in 1802


504 HISTORY OF BRADFORD COUNTY.

Ebenezer B. Gregory came here through the influence of Mr. Means. At all events he accompanied liim on his return trip from
Northumberland where he had gone after his sister, Nancy (Mrs. Dr.Warner). He lived in a double log house near the river, a little north-
east of the present residence of I. O. Blight, on the same lot. The building was used as a house of entertainment, and Mr. Gregory was
licensed a ''taverner" in 1802. lie seems to have also engaged in the mercantile business for a short time, being marked "merchant" on the assessment roll of 1814:. Mr. Gregory was a man of education
and "very much of a gentleman." His wife was an accomplished ladv, and'as early as 1810 or 1811 established a boarding school at her
own house for young ladies and girls. Mr. Gregory was one of the original proprietors of Towanda, and donated from his portion two
lots for an academy, which were subsequently appropriated to private uses. In about 1817 he removed to Owego, and died
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* From FamilySearch.org
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Name: Samuel Clark
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 09 Nov 1752
Birthplace: ASHFORD TWP,WINDHAM,CONNETICUT
Father's Name: Theophilus Clark
Mother's Name: Bethiah

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: 7450316
System Origin: Connecticut-ODM
GS Film number: unknown

Citing this Record
"Connecticut Births and Christenings, 1649-1906," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F742-Q54 : 11 February 2018), Bethiah in entry for Samuel Clark, 09 Nov 1752; citing ; FHL microfilm unknown.

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The following is extracted from Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County, 1770-1800, Vol. 1, Bradford Star Print, 1913

EARLY MARRIAGES, JUSTICES AND MINISTERS IN BRADFORD COUNTY

Records From 1766 to 1811

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1798 June 26, in Sheshequin, by Judge Obadiah Gore, Ebenezer B. Gregory of Wysox (Towanda) and Mrs. Celinda (Bingham) Taylor.

** Samuel Clark living at Captain Gregory's at time of accident
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Wysox Assessment* 1796.


Wysox Assessment, 1796 13

William Dobin as a carpenter ; and Samuel Surlerhill as
a blacksmith. The following were the taxables :

Benjamin Ackley John Cranmer

John Bennett Samuel Cole

Joshua Bowman James Gurnet

Amos Bennett, Jr. William Dauherty

Joseph Ballard Paul DeWiU

Henry Bunnell John Dorman

Charles Bartley William DeWitt

Amos Bennett William Dohin

John Blanden Widow MeDale

Henry Birney Frederick Eiklor

Charles Bologhone Nathaniel Edsall

Stephen Baliard Solomon Franklin

Joseph Bennett Rudolph Fox

Nathan Bull Jehial Fat is

Feris Bod well Rufus Foster

Joshua Bailey Jehial Franklin

Thomas Bennett Isaac Foster

David Baringtou Philip Fox

Gideon Bennett Abraham Foster

Samuel Cranmer Jacob Gibson

Samuel Clark Richard Gough

Michael Crows Jacob Granteer

Ehenezer Cindle Francis Gullow

Moses Coolbaugh Richard Griffin

Moses Calkins Thomas Gibson

Amy Cranmer Daniel Hoi ley

Abisha Cole Peter Huyck

John Cole Luther Hinman

Usual Carter Elijah Head

Samuel Covel George Head, Sr.

Noadiah Cranmer John Hinman

W T illiam Coolbaugh Elisha Hurlhut

Barnabas Clark William Huyck

John Clark Nathaniel Heacock


Died:
shot by deer hunter

Capt Sarah. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Buried:
Hornbrook Cemetery

Died:
Age: 77

Jesse Jane Miller 1791. Jane 21 Sep 1766 Sheshequin, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA; 15 Mar 1844Sheshequin, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA; after 15 Mar 1844Hornbrook Cemetary, Sheshequin Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Reference for the following material taken from "Some Connecticut Nutmeggers Who Migrated pp 132/3 by Grace Louise Knox and Barbara B. Ferris.Pub: Heritage Books, Inc.--may order from Amazon.com.

ASA LATHROP b 2/2/1756 Norwich CT, s/o Ezekiel & Mary (Fellows); Asa d1827 age 72 in Susquehanna Co., PA; he marr. 9/17/1782 Allis Fox of Bozrah, CT (Hist. of Sus.Co.PA p370--Norwich V.Rec.CT, p327 - Lathrop Family, p117,177 - DAR Patriot Index p. 424).

DANIEL LATHROP b 3/23/1789 Franklin, CT, s/o Walter & Esther (Fox); Daniel d 1842 in PA; marr.----Perkins (1812 Index).

WALTER LATHROP b 11/19/1749 Norwich, CT, s/o Benjamin; Walter d 1817 age 68 prob. in Sus. Co., PA; marr 1st----,
and marr 2d 5/13/1779 Esther Fox, d1838 age 83 (Lathrop Fam Memoir, p 177 -Hist. Sus. Co., PA p 295).

EZEKIEL LATHROP b 9/5/1724 Norwich, CT, s/o Israel, Jr. & Mary (Fellows); Ezekiel prob d 1771 (date of probate) in Sus.Co.,PA. He marr. 10/18/1753 Norwich, CT Abigail Lyon d 2/14/1806 age 86. (Hist. Sus.Co.,PA, p 371 -- Norwich CT V.Rec.,p 73, 327).

JEDEDIAH LATHROP b 1/29/1745 or 1746 Norwich CT s/o Ezra Lo and Charity (perkins); Jedediah d 12/1879 perhaps in Brooklyn in Sus.Co.,PA. He marr 10/29/1767 Norwich CT Sarah Tracy of Newent, CT, b 1/25/1747 age 82, d/o Deacon Andrew and Ruth (Hist Sus Co PA p 131 - Lathrop Family Memoir p 105-6, 147 - Norwich, CT V.Rec.p 222,389). ***Please note:I do not believe Jedediah lived for 134 yrs! There is a mistake in his birth date or his death date. And also note he married Sarah Tracy and Zebdiel Lathrop in my other postings first married a Margaret Tracy.Jedediah's actual birth date might be 1764, a transposition -- Need to check/verify,

Hope this all helps.Please note: Asa and Ezekiel according to this writing are b in different generations.

Ezekiel Lydia (Polly) Crocker 03 Apr 1783Bozrah, New London, Connecticut, USA. Lydia (daughter of Ezekiel Crocker and Sarah Spencer) 18 Dec 1765 Franklin, New London, Connecticut, USA; 03 Jun 1838Dimock, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Moved: 1793, Franklin, Delaware County, NY; Nathan is one of the founders of the First Baptist Church in Franklin NY 16 Jan 1793
• Moved: 1796, Unadilla, NY; Nathan Tupper is elected an officer at founding of town of Unadilla

Notes:

“Lathrop History” (From the Collection of Susquehanna County Historical Society, Montrose, PA)HISTORY

Dea. William Lathrop married Sarah Brown February 8, 1796. She died August 18, 1839. They had fourteen(?) children, the last two being twins. He married for a second wife Sarah Fairbrother February 2, 1840. They had one child, Anson, born May 31, 1841…Dea. William Lathrop died April 18, 1865. His second wife died December 9, 1884. He moved from Unadilla, New York to Rush, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, in the winter of 1800-1801, with an ox team, passing through what is now Montrose – was then all woods.

The year 1799 witnessed a rapid increase in the number of settlers on the East Branch, or main stream of the Wyalusing. Nathan Tupper and William Lathrop came together, from Unadilla, NY, locating at what is now Grangerville. They cut their road a part of the distance…Deacon Lathrop’s cabin had only a blanket for a door, and he was obliged to pile up wood against it at night to keep out the wolves. His location was at the mouth of Lake Creek. He lived here until his death in 1865, in his ninetieth year. Of the ten children of Wm. Lathrop, only two, Nelson and Catherine (widow of Eben Picket of Jessup), are living in Susquehanna County.

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-Nathan is one of founders of First Baptist Church
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The organization of the First Baptist Church of Franklin took place on the 15th day of January, 1793, at the house of Gad Merrick. The meeting was opened by singing, followed by prayer. Elder Adam Hamilton was chosen moderator, and Hugh Thompson clerk. The moderator then read the articles of faith and church covenant of the church in Westville, Mass., and they were unanimously adopted by the meeting. The moderator then gave the right hand of fellowship to the following named persons, constituting them a "Baptist church of Christ:" Nathan Tupper, James Webster, Asa Turner, Gad Merrick, Archelaus Green, Solomon Green, Levi Bride, Abel Buell, Hugh Thompson, Chauncey Parker, Oliver Abell, Polly Case, Patty Clark, Isabel Turner, Sarah Parker, Polly Andrews, Abigail Tupper, Ruth Wattles, Lucy Hughston and Mary Thompson.
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From Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site

The History of Delaware County
W.W. MUNSELL 1797-1880

THE TOWN OF FRANKLIN

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- Notes on first wife and children
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Tupper, Nathan & Mrs. Beulah Hartshorn, married 23 Aug. 1778
Hiel, son of Nathan & Beulah, born 27 Dec. 1779
Eunice, daughter of Nathan & Beulah, born at Shaftsbury in Vermont
on 14 Dec. 1781
Beulah, wife of Nathan & daughter of Ebenezer Hartshorn Esq.,
died 31 July 1784

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From https://www.armchairgenealogist.com/norwichct-part-5-18

Nathan is also mentioned on page 86 of "The Hartshorn Families in America" by Derick S. Hartshorn, III. (Nathan's first wife was Beulah Hartshorn.)

Nathaniel Abigail Bingham 1785Pawling, Dutchess, New York, USA. Abigail 1760; 09 Jun 1840Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
Age 80