Hannah Clark

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This white person has 2 related events in the database, listed at the bottom of this page.
Identifier
NJS-PER-01515
Given Name
Hannah
Family Name
Clark
Sex
Female
Biographical Description
Hannah Clark was the daughter of Margaret Clark née Imlay and the Rev. Joseph Clark, the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of New Brunswick from 1797 until his death in 1813. She was born circa 1790s. Her parents enslaved several Black persons in their household in New Brunswick, and Hannah helped her mother with transactions related to the sale of enslaved persons after the death of her father. She was one of heirs of her father's estate.
Keywords
white person
enslaver
executor or administrator for estate of enslaver
Places
New Brunswick
Enslaver of
Dine (b. ca. 1797)
Child of
Joseph Clark (1751-1813)
Margaret Imlay Clark (1756-1814)
Record Contributor
Jesse Bayker
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  • Receipt to John Neilson for the sale of Dine (Receipt to John Neilson for the sale of Dine, April 17, 1815. Archival location: Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries. Neilson Family Papers, 1768-1908 (MC 933). Box 4, Folder 27: Rev Jos Clark: estate papers, John Neilson, adm.)
  • Receipt to John Neilson for the sale of Grace (Receipt to John Neilson for the sale of Grace, August 4, 1814. Archival location: Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries. Neilson Family Papers, 1768-1908 (MC 933). Box 4, Folder 27: Rev Jos Clark: estate papers, John Neilson, adm.)
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