"...had been a senior memeber of the firm of Clarkson and Sebring, in Dock street, and had not been successful in business. Upon his death, [the Flatbush residence] was to be offered in turn to his remaining brothers, David and Levinus, for 700 [pounds]. If neither was willing to purchase it at this price, it was to be sold to the highest bidder.
"Friday last died Mr. Matthew Clarkson, of Flatbush, on Long Island, formerly a merchant of this city, a gentleman eminent for many good qualities. He is missed as a kind and affectionate husband, a tender parent, sincere friend, humane and generous benefactor and an useful member of society. In short those who esteem virtue and reagard true merit, must sincerely regret the loss of him, as one who exhibited to the world a laudable example of these striking qualifications. ‘Laus illi debedtur et a me Gratia major.' Hor."
Husband of Elizabeth De Peyster
Father of: David, Abraham, Margaret, Matthew & Bernard.
"Friday last died Mr. Matthew Clarkson, of Flatbush, on Long Island, formerly a merchant of this city, a gentleman eminent for many good qualities. He is missed as a kind and affectionate husband, a tender parent, sincere friend, humane and generous benefactor and an useful member of society. In short those who esteem virtue and reagard true merit, must sincerely regret the loss of him, as one who exhibited to the world a laudable example of these striking qualifications. ‘Laus illi debedtur et a me Gratia major.' Hor."
Husband of Elizabeth De Peyster
Father of: David, Abraham, Margaret, Matthew & Bernard.
"...had been a senior memeber of the firm of Clarkson and Sebring, in Dock street, and had not been successful in business. Upon his death, [the Flatbush residence] was to be offered in turn to his remaining brothers, David and Levinus, for 700 [pounds]. If neither was willing to purchase it at this price, it was to be sold to the highest bidder.
"Friday last died Mr. Matthew Clarkson, of Flatbush, on Long Island, formerly a merchant of this city, a gentleman eminent for many good qualities. He is missed as a kind and affectionate husband, a tender parent, sincere friend, humane and generous benefactor and an useful member of society. In short those who esteem virtue and reagard true merit, must sincerely regret the loss of him, as one who exhibited to the world a laudable example of these striking qualifications. ‘Laus illi debedtur et a me Gratia major.' Hor."
Husband of Elizabeth De Peyster
Father of: David, Abraham, Margaret, Matthew & Bernard.
"Friday last died Mr. Matthew Clarkson, of Flatbush, on Long Island, formerly a merchant of this city, a gentleman eminent for many good qualities. He is missed as a kind and affectionate husband, a tender parent, sincere friend, humane and generous benefactor and an useful member of society. In short those who esteem virtue and reagard true merit, must sincerely regret the loss of him, as one who exhibited to the world a laudable example of these striking qualifications. ‘Laus illi debedtur et a me Gratia major.' Hor."
Husband of Elizabeth De Peyster
Father of: David, Abraham, Margaret, Matthew & Bernard.
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