The son of Captain Scotto Clark was killed by a sperm whale near George's Banks a few days since. The whale struck the boat at the bow with his head, with great force, throwing the young man who stood there ready with his lance, into the mouth of the whale, which turned and made off with him. He was heard to scream by his father, who commanded the boat, as the fish's jaws closed about him.
Tully left behind his widow, Huldah Clark (1738-1828), daughter of Seth and Huldah Doane. They were married on January 20, 1763.
The son of Captain Scotto Clark was killed by a sperm whale near George's Banks a few days since. The whale struck the boat at the bow with his head, with great force, throwing the young man who stood there ready with his lance, into the mouth of the whale, which turned and made off with him. He was heard to scream by his father, who commanded the boat, as the fish's jaws closed about him.
Tully left behind his widow, Huldah Clark (1738-1828), daughter of Seth and Huldah Doane. They were married on January 20, 1763.
Family Members
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Elisha Clark
1734–1811
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Capt Reuben Clark
1735–1814
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Mark Clark
1738–1792
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William Clark
1740 – unknown
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Mercey Clark Drew
1741–1823
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Barnabas Clark
1743–1831
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Capt Scotto Clark III
1746–1836
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Deacon James Clark
1747–1819
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Abigail Clark Winslow
1748–1839
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Rowland Clark
1750–1818
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Joshua Clark
1752 – unknown
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Fessenden Clark
1754 – unknown
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Mrs Thankful Clark Sears
1759–1842
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