Find a familiar name.
Discover the stories behind it.

Joseph Clark

1642–1702

Also recorded as Joseph Clarke.

Biography

The Clark family history identifies this Joseph as a son of Joseph Clark and Alice Pepper. It gives his birth year as 1642 and says he married Mary Allen in 1663.

Solomon, born in 1678, appears among their children. The published Medfield vital-record transcription also names Solomon’s parents as Joseph Jr. and Marie. The family compilation gives Joseph’s death year as 1702.

Family connections

Parents

  • Joseph Clark

    Deceased · died 1684; birth year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The first numbered Clark entry lists Joseph, 1642–1702, among the couple’s children.

    Source for this connection
  • Alice Pepper Clark

    Deceased · died 1710; birth year not recorded

    Reported in the family source

    The first numbered Clark entry names Joseph and Alice as the couple and lists the younger Joseph under their issue.

    Source for this connection

Marriages and partners

Siblings

Children

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

Mary Allen is named as his wife in the family book; the published birth entry uses Marie. This does not by itself establish her maiden surname.

Sources for this page

  1. The Clarks · PDF page 2 · printed 1 Read cited record Family account The numbered entries and child lists were visually checked against the supplied scan. This is a family compilation, not an original town register.
  2. Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts · 1903 · printed page 40 Open external record Published vital record transcription · PDF page 46 The published entry, visually checked, names Solomon as son of Joseph Jr. and Marie and gives July 8, 1678. The supplied family book instead gives August 8, 1678. This is a 1903 printed transcription; the original register has not been inspected.

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