George Clarke (1822-1889)

George Clarke Jr., 2nd of Hyde Hall, Cooperstown, New York

He was the only American-born son of his father. In 1835, he inherited 42,000 acres in New York, making him one of the wealthiest landowners in the country. But, his speculations in the hop market failed and when he died in 1889 he was declared bankrupt. His daughter-in-law stepped in and saved the ancestral home.

Parents

George Clarke

George Clarke, 1st of Hyde Hall, Cooperstown, New York

1768-1835

Anne (Cary) Clarke

Mrs Anne Low (Cary) Cooper, afterwards Clarke

1783-1850

Spouse

Anna (Gregory) Clarke

Mrs Anna Maria (Gregory) Clarke

1834-1914

Children

Eleanor (Clarke) Crosse

Mrs Eleanor Maude (Clarke) Phillips, Crosse, of London

b.1854

George Hyde Clarke

(George) Hyde Clarke, 3rd of Hyde Hall, Cooperstown, N.Y.

1858-1914

Anna (Clarke) Entwistle

Mrs Anna Maria (Clarke) Entwistle

b.1860

Katherine (Clarke) Torry

Mrs Katherine Blanche (Clarke) Torry

b.1865

Associated Houses

Hyde Hall

Cooperstown, New York