. The New York genealogical and biographical record . Insurance Company. Greene. Alister.—Smiths History of New Jersey. Greene, Richd. H.—Pastors Memorial, Rev. Geo. W. Blagden, Old South. Hopstone, Frances Johnstone.—Our Firemen, History New York Fire Depart-ment ; Copartnership Directory, vol. xxxix. : Report Commissioners Fishery, Stateof New York ; Philips Business Directory, vol. xxi., New York ; Manual Legisla-ture, State of New York ; Social Register. 1891-3. Kelsey, Chas. W. — Kings Photographic Views of New York. Leeds, Chas. H.—Class of Fifty-four. Vale University. McCormick, Cyrus H
. The New York genealogical and biographical record . Insurance Company. Greene. Alister.—Smiths History of New Jersey. Greene, Richd. H.—Pastors Memorial, Rev. Geo. W. Blagden, Old South. Hopstone, Frances Johnstone.—Our Firemen, History New York Fire Depart-ment ; Copartnership Directory, vol. xxxix. : Report Commissioners Fishery, Stateof New York ; Philips Business Directory, vol. xxi., New York ; Manual Legisla-ture, State of New York ; Social Register. 1891-3. Kelsey, Chas. W. — Kings Photographic Views of New York. Leeds, Chas. H.—Class of Fifty-four. Vale University. McCormick, Cyrus H.—Inventors, Men of Achievement. Miller, Mrs. Mary Rice.—City of Atlanta Industrial Review. Nash, Stephen P.—Anneke Jans and Her Farm, How it Became the Property oTrinity Church. Williams, Fanny H.—Souvenir U. P. Church, Salem, N. Y. , L. H.—Bagg Ancestry. Deats. H. E.—The Jerseyman, vol. Nos. 1, 2. 3 ; Genealogical Sketch of Lowrey and Esther Fleming his Wife ; Anniversary Services, Presbyterian. *V-rvi -j V ;-- JAMES CLARK, OF LEBANON, CONN. ,-ET. NINETY-FIVE. (T. Badger The oldest survivor of tlie Battle of Bunker , June 17, 1S25, at laying of corner-stone of tlie Monument. THE NEW YORK Genealogical aitir Jji^rapjtcal JUcorfl. Vol. XXVIII. NEW YORK, APRIL. 1897. No. 2. CAPTAIN JAMES CLARK, OF BUNKER HILL RENOWNHIS ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS. By Mary Clarke Huntington. Overlooking a fine sweep of hills in the town of Lebanon, Conn., isa house with which are connected some interesting associations. It isthe old Clark homestead, built 1708, where was born James Clark, thesubject of this sketch ; a sturdy patriot in those days which tried menssouls ; a soldier whose name deserves more than passing mention.*But before making further reference to his military career, let us considerhis antecedents. 1. Daniel Clark, the first of the line of whom there is distinct informa-tion, came as a young man to this country
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