| Charlotte
P. Clark was born in April of 1839 and was the
daughter of George W. Clark and Maria (Southard)
and sister of at least Caroline, Hannah, and
Elizabeth. The family was enumerated in the 1850 census living at Cortlandt
in Westchester Co., New York where her father was
a moulder. Her
maternal grandparents were Thomas and Hannah
(Jones) who had lived in Fishkill where Maria had
been born on 17 May 1808. The family remained
there until Maria was about twenty, at which time
they went to New York City where Charlotte's
parents were married on 15 May 1828.
In about 1843 the
family moved to Peekskill and resided for many
years in house which adjoined the
Southard-Robertson foundry buildings on the east.
The father died in 1860, at which time Maria was
listed as head of household. In about 1877 they
built a home at 206 Nelson Avenue, which at the
time was about the only house in the
neighborhood. Here it seems they would live the
remainder of their lives. Although the date of
Charlotte's death is not known, she was living at
the time her older sister Hannah died in 1917.
Charlotte, Hannah,
and their mother Maria are listed in 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910 census records residing in
the same household.
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| Please Note: In 2005 this
album came into the loving care of Hannah Rich
Peters’ and William Blakely Peters’
great-granddaughter, Carolyn Flanders McPherson,
and is presented here for the first time. For
more detailed information on the photo album and
its contents you may view the introduction here. Patricia
and Carolyn have attempted to identify all
persons in the album and learn more about them
through research of various records. If you can
help us identify or add further information to
this photo, please contact:
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