| Person Details | |
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| Photo/Image Courtesy of Rhode Island Historic Cemetery Volunteers | |
| Last Name | CLARK |
| First Name | CHARLES, CAPT |
| Maiden | |
| Relation | H/O MARY |
| Cemetery Number | BR004 |
| Cemetery Name | EAST BURIAL GROUND |
| Birth Day | 0 |
| Birth Month | |
| Birth Year | 1784c |
| Death Day | 24 |
| Death Month | SEP |
| Death Year | 1814 |
| AGE nth Year | 31 |
| AGE Years | - |
| AGE Months | - |
| AGE Days | - |
| Military Service | |
| Gravestone Details | |
| Section | |
| Lot | |
| Map | 0099 |
| Stone Material | marble |
| Condition | fair |
| Shape | fancy top |
| Carving | urn/willow |
| Legibility | fair |
| Number of Graves on Stone | 3 |
| Stone Height (inches) | |
| Stone Width (inches) | |
| Exists? | Yes |
| Last Seen Date | 2009 |
| Carver | F COOLEY PROV |
| Notes/Misc Details | |
| Notes | "lost on passage from New York to Bristol in the upsetting of the schooner 'OliverPerry'" [letter from Clark to James DeWold, when Clark was captain of DeWolf's ì brig Nancy: (Charlestown, January 7, 1802) "My cargo…had been on the beach north of Charlestown. I found them all well, and much better than I ì expected, for the weather was very cold. They had no clothes, and no ì shelter except the sand hills and cedar trees… I sailed with 70 cargo, ì and lost 4 of them; but they are all very good and will bring |
| Transcribed By | JAM;JWN |