DIED - In this town [Amherst NH], on Wednesday evening last, of a consumption, Mrs. NANCY CLARK, aged 27, wife of r. HUGH HAMILTON CLARK, late of Boston, and daughter of the Rev. Jeremiah Barnard, of this town. Through a long and distressing illness, she endured her sufferings with uncommon patience and fortitude, and viewed the approach of the king of terrors with complacency and resignation; having a good hope of reconciliation with her Maker, through the merit of her blessed Redeemer. Amiable in life, she had many endeared friends and acquaintances, who lament her early departure. .... [The Farmers' Cabinet, 6 Dec 1813, page 3]
DIED - In this town [Amherst NH], on Wednesday evening last, of a consumption, Mrs. NANCY CLARK, aged 27, wife of r. HUGH HAMILTON CLARK, late of Boston, and daughter of the Rev. Jeremiah Barnard, of this town. Through a long and distressing illness, she endured her sufferings with uncommon patience and fortitude, and viewed the approach of the king of terrors with complacency and resignation; having a good hope of reconciliation with her Maker, through the merit of her blessed Redeemer. Amiable in life, she had many endeared friends and acquaintances, who lament her early departure. .... [The Farmers' Cabinet, 6 Dec 1813, page 3]
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Mrs. Nancy Clark wife of Mr. Hugh Hamilton Clark died Decr. 1st 1813 aged 27 years.
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