Parents:
Weeden Clarke 1756-1837
Thankful Cross 1757-1844
Peleg Clarke (1784-1875) was a homeopathic Physician and late in life became president of the Rhode Island Homeopathic Society).
Died in East Providence, RI, Jan 1, 1875.
He was a zealous promoter of the temperance and antislavery reforms from their inception, and gave them his steadfast support during the period of his active life.
Son: John L. Clarke
Obituary published:
The New England medical gazette, Obituary, Volume 10, page 94
Google Books
Sources:
The letters of William Lloyd Garrison: No union with slaveholders, 1841-1849
By William Lloyd Garrison
page 138, middle of page, footnote 3.
Google Books
Weeden Clarke 1756-1837
Thankful Cross 1757-1844
Peleg Clarke (1784-1875) was a homeopathic Physician and late in life became president of the Rhode Island Homeopathic Society).
Died in East Providence, RI, Jan 1, 1875.
He was a zealous promoter of the temperance and antislavery reforms from their inception, and gave them his steadfast support during the period of his active life.
Son: John L. Clarke
Obituary published:
The New England medical gazette, Obituary, Volume 10, page 94
Google Books
Sources:
The letters of William Lloyd Garrison: No union with slaveholders, 1841-1849
By William Lloyd Garrison
page 138, middle of page, footnote 3.
Google Books
Parents:
Weeden Clarke 1756-1837
Thankful Cross 1757-1844
Peleg Clarke (1784-1875) was a homeopathic Physician and late in life became president of the Rhode Island Homeopathic Society).
Died in East Providence, RI, Jan 1, 1875.
He was a zealous promoter of the temperance and antislavery reforms from their inception, and gave them his steadfast support during the period of his active life.
Son: John L. Clarke
Obituary published:
The New England medical gazette, Obituary, Volume 10, page 94
Google Books
Sources:
The letters of William Lloyd Garrison: No union with slaveholders, 1841-1849
By William Lloyd Garrison
page 138, middle of page, footnote 3.
Google Books
Weeden Clarke 1756-1837
Thankful Cross 1757-1844
Peleg Clarke (1784-1875) was a homeopathic Physician and late in life became president of the Rhode Island Homeopathic Society).
Died in East Providence, RI, Jan 1, 1875.
He was a zealous promoter of the temperance and antislavery reforms from their inception, and gave them his steadfast support during the period of his active life.
Son: John L. Clarke
Obituary published:
The New England medical gazette, Obituary, Volume 10, page 94
Google Books
Sources:
The letters of William Lloyd Garrison: No union with slaveholders, 1841-1849
By William Lloyd Garrison
page 138, middle of page, footnote 3.
Google Books
