Mrs. Mary Clark
Oct 1, 1688 – Oct 1, 1765
Buried at Burial Hill
Transcription
Here Lyes Buried Mr_s. Mary Clark y_e Widow of M_r. Samuel Clark who Dec'_d Oct_o y_e 1_St 1765 in y_e 73_d year of Her age
- Surveyed On
- September 1, 2015
- Stone Type
- slate
- Tympanum
- face with ornamentation
- Border
- A thin, two line border covers the dome of the tympanum. It continues on over the stone's shoulders and then down the side until, at the stone's base, it becomes wide and the base to be closest to the ground. Illustrated side panels to the left and right of the tablet section are to the inside of the outer border.
- Remark
- The tympanum central image is on a blank background. The face is very oval which places it in the middle period of design. There are details like cheeks, chin, nose and eyelids with a simplistic approach. The wings are detailed with small dots etched into the stone.
- Physical Status
- straight cracked
- Intelligibility
- readable, broken images or writing
- Biological Contaminants
- minor incursion
Buried among fellow family members
- Mrs. Hannah Clark Feb 20, 1758 – Feb 20, 1687
- Mr. Thomas Clark Died Jan 1, 1697
- Mr. Thomas Clark Mar 24, 1599 – Mar 24, 1697
- Nathanael Clark Esquire Died Dec 31, 1717
- Mr. Samuel Clark Apr 8, 1687 – Apr 8, 1763
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