Clark, Scotto
| Birth Name | Clark, Scotto |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 80 years, 9 months, 22 days |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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| Birth | 1709-11-08 | Harwich, Barnstable, MA |
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| Death | 1790-08-30 |
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Clark, Scotto | 1680 | 1742-03-16 | |
| Mother | Haskell, Mary | 1684-06-04 | 1741 | |
| Brother | Clark, Andrew | 1707-12-01 | ||
| Clark, Scotto | 1709-11-08 | 1790-08-30 | ||
| Sister | Clark, Mary | 1712-04-17 | ||
| Brother | Clark, Joseph | 1714/5-01-08 (Julian) | ||
| Brother | Clark, Benjaman | 1714/5-01-08 (Julian) | ||
| Sister | Clark, Lydia | 1716/7-03-07 (Julian) | ||
| Brother | Clark, Nathaniel | 1719-06-19 | 1761-03-18 | |
| Sister | Clark, Sarah | 1721-09-18 | ||
| Brother | Clark, Ebenezer | 1723-06-02 | ||
| Brother | Clark, Seth | 1726-06-19 |
Families
| Family of Clark, Scotto and Crosby, Thankful | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Married | Wife | Crosby, Thankful ( * 1713/4-02-07 (Julian) + ... ) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Clark, Abigail | ||
| Clark, FESSENDEN | ||
| Clark, James | ||
| Clark, Joshua | ||
| Clark, Mark | ||
| Clark, Reuben | ||
| Clark, Rowland | ||
| Clark, Tully | ||
| Clark, William | ||
| Clark, Mercy | ||
| Clark, Elisha | 1734 | 1811 |
| Clark, Thankful | 1736 | |
| Clark, Barnabas | 1743 | |
| Clark, Scotto | 1746-09-22 | 1823-03-28 |
Narrative
!BIRTH: TOWN OF HARWICH, MA; Vital Records; 1694-1850; Vol 1, P68; Harwich Historical Society, Harwich MA; p 15!MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: Harwich and Chatham, Mass. Genealogical, byVernon R. Nickerson Ed. P 79. Sutro Library, San Francisco, CAF74 H42 N5.: OCCU WhalerFrom the MASSACHUSETTS GAZETTE of Oct 2 1766 - A son of CaptainClark was killed by a Sperm Whale near George's Banks a few dayssince. The Whale struck the boat at the bows with his head, withgreat force, throwing the young man who stood there ready withhis lance, into the mouth of the Whale, which turned and madeoff with him. He was heard to scream by his father, whocommanded the boat, as the fishes jaws closed about him.This son was Tully.
Attributes
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
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| REFN | RXR8-52 |