Jonathan Clark papers, 1801-1812.

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Jonathan Clark papers, 1801-1812.

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Collection consists of 32 letters, all but two written to Clark, two legal documents and a series of anonymous essays probably dating to the early 19th century. The letters concern financial and land transactions, Clark's role in settling a Tompkins family legal dispute over an estate settlement in Virginia, and details concerning the schooling of Clark's sons, George Washington Clark and Dr. William Clark. One letter is from Clark's daughter, Ann Pearce, to her brother Isaac, serving in a Ky. volunteer regiment during the War of 1812.

.33 cubic feet.

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