Clark, Daniel (1768-1828)

Name:

Clark, Daniel (1768-1828)

Born:

03/14/1768

Birthplace:

Braintree, MA

Died:

08/11/1828

Death Location:

Concord, NH

Residence:

Braintree, MA 1768-1775
Lyndeboro, NH 1775-1791
Concord, NH 1791-1828

Nationality:

American

Occupation:

Potter, Concord, 1791-1828. Pottery shop on Pleasant Street.
Farmer

Father:

Clark, Peter (1743-1826)

Mother:

Epps, Hannah

Relations:

Business:
Trained Joseph Hazeltine (1799-1880) in pottery.
Siblings:
Clark, William (potter)
Clark, Peter (potter)
Clark, Benjamin (potter)
Parents: Peter Clark of Lyndeborough, NH, also a potter.

Spouse:

Whitemarsh, Mary (m. 11/25/1790)

Children:

Clark, Daniel (c.1792-; b. Concord, NH; potter; m. Sally; children, including John Farmer Clark)
Clark, Mary (1791-184_; b. Concord, NH; antiquarian; abolitionist; friend of John Farmer).
Clark, Peter (b. Concord, NH)

Notes:

His son Daniel took over the pottery business in Concord after his father died.
SEE ALSO (cousin, through marriage): Hazeltine, Joseph
SEE ALSO (father): Clark, Peter
SEE ALSO (grandson): Clark, John Farmer

John Clark, Records of the Descendants of Hugh Clark, of Watertown, Mass. 1640-1866. (Boston, Massachusetts: Printed by the author, 1866), 63-65, 110-111, 175-176.

Mary B. Dupre, "Searching for New Hampshire Redware Potters," Historical New Hampshire, 40(Spring/Summer 1985)1&2, 47-60.

William W. Flint, "The Millville Pottery, Concord, N.H.," Old-Time New England, 17(January 1927)3, 98-106.

Hands That Built New Hampshire. The Story of Granite State Craftsmen Past & Present. (Brattleboro, Vermont: Stephen Daye Press, 1940), 95-97.

Lura Woodside Watkins, New England Potters and Their Wares. (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1950), 120-129.