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Excerpt from In Memoriam: Jonas Gilman Clark, Born, February 1st, 1815, Died May 23d, 1900His son John, born' in Watertown in 1641, received from his father a property embracing some sixty-seven acres of land in Newton, Mass, upon which he erected a saw-mill, the first built upon the banks of the Charles River. He died in 1695. His son, Isaac Clark, was a land owner in Framingham and Hopkinton, Mass. John Clark, son of Isaac, born in 1730, set...

Excerpt from In Memoriam: Jonas Gilman Clark, Born, February 1st, 1815, Died May 23d, 1900 Jonas Gilman Clark was born at Hubbardston, Mass., on the first of February, 1815, and died in the city of Worcester on the 23d day of May, 1900. His early life was devoted to the acquisition of a fortune, and his later to the wise and intelligent study of the needs of his country along the lines of higher scientific education. The result was the foundi...

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