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Jonathan Clark

Deceased · born 1700; death year not recorded

Biography

The Clark family history names Jonathan as a son of Solomon Clark and Mary White and records his birth on June 14, 1700. A published Medfield vital-record transcription corroborates the date and parents Solomon and Mary.

The account names Experience Cook as his wife and places the family in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Their listed children include John, born October 22, 1725.

Family connections

Parents

  • Solomon Clark

    1678–1748

    Reported in the family source

    The family book lists Jonathan among Solomon and Mary’s children; the published vital-record transcription corroborates the parents and June 14, 1700 birth date.

    Source for this connection
  • Mary White Clark

    Deceased · died 1740; birth year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection

Marriages and partners

Siblings

Children

  • John Clark

    Deceased · born 1725; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    Jonathan and Experience’s child list includes John, born October 22, 1725.

    Source for this connection
  • Mary Clark

    Deceased · born 1727; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Martha Clark

    Deceased · born 1730; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Experience Clark

    Deceased · born 1733; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Sarah Clark

    Deceased · born 1735; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Jonathan Clark

    Deceased · born 1737; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Thomas Clark

    Deceased · born 1742; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Anne Clark

    Deceased · born 1744; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection
  • Rachel Clark

    Deceased · born 1746; death year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The cited family account names this child in the parent’s family.

    Source for this connection

These are the relationships currently documented in this archive, not necessarily a complete list of relatives. Provisional connections remain clearly marked.

What still needs checking

The book repeats two competing traditions about Experience Cook’s ancestry, including a Mayflower connection. Neither tradition is established by the evidence reviewed here. No such connection is added to the tree.

Sources for this page

  1. The Clarks · PDF page 3 · printed 2 Read cited record Family account Solomon’s and Jonathan’s numbered entries and child lists were visually checked. The compiler cites Medfield and Wrentham records and town histories; the underlying register pages have not been reviewed.
  2. Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts · 1903 · printed page 36 Open external record Published vital record transcription · PDF page 42 The published entry, visually checked, names Jonathan as son of Solomon and Mary, born June 14, 1700. This corroborates the family compilation at the transcription level, not through inspection of the original register.

Original scans, source-based summaries, and later research are identified separately. An external source may require an account to view its record.