History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: CLARK
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 199.

GEORGE, JOHN and MARY CLARK were the children of Samuel and grandchildren of James Clark, one of 
the first settlers of Londonderry.  Their Aunt Eleanor married Robert Hemphill (see Hemphill 
family).  

MARY married Robert Clark (see Thomas Clark family).  

GEORGE CLARK was born 1768 in Windham, married first Peggy Gilmore, settled in Acworth 1792 - 
children, 
I. Samuel G. married first Phebe Darling  of Groton, Vermont - children,
	1. Calvin married Lucy Ann Frost - children, two;
	2. Sarah married Charles Whitemore, residence Portsmouth - children, 
		(1) Charles
		(2) George
	3. Newton H. died young.
I. Samuel G. married second Martha Rhodes - children,
	4. Morris married Clementine Glyn of Haverhill
	5. Newton H. married Emily Hatch of Groton, residence Janesville Wisconsin - children
		(1) Emma
		(2) Lavinia
		(3) Gilmore
	6. Phebe married Allen Bailey, residence Haverhill
	7. Martha J. died young
II. Calvin married Sophy Campbell of Windham, residence Mooretown, Vermont - children,
	1. Dianthe married Rev. William c. High, residence Lowell - children,
		(1) Belle
	2. Mary Ann married Charles Liscomb, residence Turtle, Wisconsin - children,
		(1) Samuel
		(2) Martha married William Prentiss of Mooretown, Vermont.
		(3) Matilda
		(4) Charles
		(5) Frank
	3. Samuel Gilmore died unmarried
	4. John C. married Ellen A. Spafford, residence Cresco, Iowa - children,
		(1) Sarah
		(2) Emma
	5. Nathan O. married Ellen J. Carpenter, residence Janesville, Wisconsin - children,
		(1) Nathan
II. Calvin married second Martha (Rhodes) Clark.
III. Nancy married Nathan Orcutt  (see Orcutt family.)
IV. Morris married Lucy Y, daughter of Honorable Ambrosia Cosset of Claremont. - children,
	1. George M. died young
	2. Maria P. married Dr. G. S. Jove (see Jove family). 
	3. Emily C. married Hartwell H. Southworth of Whitefield
	4. Lucy E. married Marshall P. Brace, residence Janesville, Wisconsin
	5. Mary Jane
V. Maria married Prosper A. Pierce of Mooretown, Vermont - children, 
	1. Stephen C. married Sarah Green of Janesville, Wisconsin. - children,
		(1) George
		(2) Frank
		(3) Arthur
		(4) Ella
		(5) John
VI. John W. died young.
GEORGE CLARK married second Mrs. Esther (Rogers) Hobbs (see Hobbs family) - children,
VII.	John married _____   ____, residence Londonderry, Vermont - children, five.  
VII. Urial W. died unmarried

JOHN CLARK married Sally Grey - children,
I	Robert married Sophia Silsby (see Silsby family).
II. Polly married William Wallace (see James Wallace family). 
III. Samuel, residence Unity married Abigail Howe (see Howe family) - children,
	1. Lucy married Abner Sleeper of Unity
	2. Moses, residence Wilton married Julia Gay (see Gay family) - children
		(1) Josephine L
		(2) Frank G.
		(3) Ada M.
	3. Horace
	4. Alvira  married _____ Perkins
	5. Betsey married Frank Case
	6. Louisa died unmarried
	7. Mary A. died unmarried
	8. Charles married Mahala Hull (see Hull family)
	9. Emeline died unmarried
	10. Dean
IV. Matthew removed to Ohio
V. John removed to Ohio
VI. George married Lucinda Davis
VII. Bradley, residence Charlestown, Massachusetts
VIII. Sally killed by being thrown from a wagon
IX. James married ______ Hutchins, residence Boston
X. Sophia married ______ Hutchins, residence Boston
XI. Thomas removed to Ohio.

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