Joseph Clark
?–1684
Also recorded as Joseph Clarke.
Life and records
The Clark family history names Joseph Clark and Alice Pepper as a couple who came from England and settled in Massachusetts. It places Joseph in Dedham and later Medfield and reports his death in 1684.
The book’s first numbered generation lists Joseph, born in 1642, among their children. This is the earliest Clark generation supported by an explicit family link in the supplied compilation; Joseph’s parents and English birthplace have not been established here.
Family connections
Spouse
- Alice Pepper Clark
?–1710
Reported in the family source
The opening Clark entry explicitly names Alice Pepper as Joseph’s wife; the marriage year is an unverified handwritten annotation.
Source for this connection
- 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.
Children
- Joseph Clark
1642–1702
Reported in the family source
The first numbered Clark entry lists Joseph, 1642–1702, among the couple’s children.
Source for this connection
- 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.
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
A handwritten annotation gives a marriage year of 1640; that year has not been checked against a marriage record. No birth year or English parentage is inferred.
Sources for this page
- 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.
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