Ms. Hannah Clark is the daughter of Old Fort Schuyler first settler Silas Clark. She married Colonel Nicholas Smith on 15 Sep 1813 in the Utica, Oneida County, NY at the First Presbyterian Church. The couple has five children. Two children other than those linked in this profile are:
Nicholas Martin Smith (b. 24 Jan 1831), and
Margaret Elisabeth Smith (b. 1826), she marries Mr. Giles H.F. VanHorn.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Clark Smith were re-interred here at Forest Hill Cemetery on 9 Jun 1917, placed in the same gravesite #5 with her beloved husband Colonel Nicholas Smith. Hannah and husband's original interment site was Potter Street Cemetery in downtown Utica, this Utica's first municipal burial ground being totally removed and relocated in late 1916.
Nicholas Martin Smith (b. 24 Jan 1831), and
Margaret Elisabeth Smith (b. 1826), she marries Mr. Giles H.F. VanHorn.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Clark Smith were re-interred here at Forest Hill Cemetery on 9 Jun 1917, placed in the same gravesite #5 with her beloved husband Colonel Nicholas Smith. Hannah and husband's original interment site was Potter Street Cemetery in downtown Utica, this Utica's first municipal burial ground being totally removed and relocated in late 1916.
Ms. Hannah Clark is the daughter of Old Fort Schuyler first settler Silas Clark. She married Colonel Nicholas Smith on 15 Sep 1813 in the Utica, Oneida County, NY at the First Presbyterian Church. The couple has five children. Two children other than those linked in this profile are:
Nicholas Martin Smith (b. 24 Jan 1831), and
Margaret Elisabeth Smith (b. 1826), she marries Mr. Giles H.F. VanHorn.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Clark Smith were re-interred here at Forest Hill Cemetery on 9 Jun 1917, placed in the same gravesite #5 with her beloved husband Colonel Nicholas Smith. Hannah and husband's original interment site was Potter Street Cemetery in downtown Utica, this Utica's first municipal burial ground being totally removed and relocated in late 1916.
Nicholas Martin Smith (b. 24 Jan 1831), and
Margaret Elisabeth Smith (b. 1826), she marries Mr. Giles H.F. VanHorn.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Clark Smith were re-interred here at Forest Hill Cemetery on 9 Jun 1917, placed in the same gravesite #5 with her beloved husband Colonel Nicholas Smith. Hannah and husband's original interment site was Potter Street Cemetery in downtown Utica, this Utica's first municipal burial ground being totally removed and relocated in late 1916.
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