m Rev Thomas Worcester on 8 May 1821
Children:
- Miriam Worcester (21 Sep 1822-) m Rev Samuel Fuller Dike
- Benjamin Worcester (31 Oct 1824-) m Mary Clapp Ruggles
- Elizabeth Worcester (3 Oct 1827-21 Apr 1850)
- Catharine Worcester (22 Feb 1830-) m Thomas Thacher
- Anna Worcester (16 Jul 1832-16 Jul 1841)
- John Worcester (13 Feb 1834-) m Elizabeth Callender Pomeroy
- Joseph Worcester (20 May 1836-)
- James Worcester (10 Dec 1838-26 Dec 1839)

Mrs Worcester was from early life remarkable for her self-denying devotion to her duties, among which those that related to herself, personally, occupied but a small place. Being one of the early receivers of the doctrines of the New Church, and her husband being settled over the Boston Society of the New Jerusalem, at its first small beginning, her life was much identified with its welfare and growth. It would, perhaps, be difficult to say whether her devotion to her family, or to the church was the more remarkable.

For several years before her death, although her strength was slowly but inevitably yielding to consumption, neither that, nor the remonstrances of friends, could overcome her spirit of usefulness. When her hands could no longer labor, she could still continue her spiritual work; and the practical instruction imparted to those about her, added to the force of her life's example, will long continue to have its influence for good.

Source:
- Records of the descendants of Hugh Clark of Watertown, Mass. 1640-1866 By John Clark (1866)∼~ Alice Clark Worcester ~
Beloved wife of Rev. Dr. Thomas Worcester
Died: 21/24 May or 21 Dec 1848

Religion: Swedenborgian, New Jerusalem Church, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA; Membership: 21 Apr 1821

Father: John Clark, Jr., Captain, Massachusetts State Militia, (Birth: 1767, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 10 May 1850, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA)
married (14 May 1793):

Mother: Lydia Sanderson (Birth: 8 Jan 1769, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA - Death: Bef 2 Apr 1862, 93 years, abt 3 Months, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA) Religion: Swedenborgian, New Jerusalem Church, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA: Membership: 5 Jul 1835,
d/o Deacon John Sanderson & Lydia (Hagar)

Siblings (08):
1. Alice Clark;
2. John Clark (Birth: 14 Mar 1796) married: Priscilla Sparhawk Hodges, Salem, MA, d/o Captain Jonathan & Elizabeth (Ropes) Hodges;
3. Catharine Clark (Birth: 5 Oct 1797 - Death: 18 Oct 1798);
4. Mary Clark (Birth: 26 Aug 1799 - Death: 6 Sep 1810);
5. Calvin Clark (Birth: 16 Apr 1801) married: Mary Hancock (Died: 16 Aug 1852, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA) d/o William & Nabby Butler (Crane) Perkins, second married: Harriet Nason Wetherbee, of Harvard, Massachusetts, USA, d/o Ezra & Sally (Puffer) Wetherbee;
6. Lydia Clark (Birth: 1804, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 11 Apr 1886, age 82, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; Burial: Mt. Auburn, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA) married (1827): Nathaniel Hobart;
7. Catharine Clark (Birth: 25 May 1805) married (25 Dec 1832): Sampson Reed;
8. Martha Clark (Carter) (Birth: 17 Jun 1808, Wrentham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 1 Sep 1870, Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA) Religion: Swedenborgian, New Jerusalem Church, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA: Membership: 8 Apr 1827, from Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA, married (30 Jul 1833): Timothy Harrington Carter, Publisher, Founder, Old Corner Book Store, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, (Birth: 23 Dec 1798, Lancaster, Worcester, MA - Died: 1894) Religion: Swedenborgian, New Jerusalem Church, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA: Membership: 21 Jan 1821, from Newtonville, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA s/o Oliver Carter, Massachusetts, USA & Emily Harrington, of Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
9. Luther Clark married (17 Jun 1843, Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA): Selina Cranch Minot (Born: Abt 1814, Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) d/o John Minot & Thomazine Elizabeth (nee Bond) Minot (later Wilkins)

Nieces: Mary Carter, Cornelia Hobart, Lizzie Reed

Married (8 May 1821, age 26): Rev. Dr. Thomas Worcester (Birth: 15 Apr 1795, Thornton, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA - Died: 14 Aug 1878, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA)

Children:
Miriam Worchester (Dike) (Birth: 2 Sep 1822, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 20 Feb 1896, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) married 10 Apr 1842: Rev. Samuel Fuller Dike, Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine, USA (Birth: North Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 8 Jan 1899) Grad, Brown University, Pastor: Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine, USA, 50 years, President New Church Theological School: (1878-1881), Professor of Church History;
Benjamin Worcester (Birth: 31 Oct 1824, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 23 May 1911, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA) married 6 Oct 1847: Mary Clapp (Birth: 17 Jan 1826, Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA – Death: 10 Jan 1892, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA) d/o Micah Haskell and Lydia (Rodman) Ruggles;
Elizabeth Worchester (Birth: 3 Oct 1827, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA;
Catherine Worchester (Birth: 22 Feb 1830, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) married 24 Dec 1851, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA: Thomas Thacher (Birth: 19 Jun 1819, Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 15 May 1897, New York, USA) Merchant, Residence Boston and New York;
Anna Worchester (Birth: 16 Jul 1832, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 6 July 1841, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA);
Rev. John Worcester (Birth: 13 Feb 1834, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA - Died: 2 May 1900, Newtonville, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA) married 2 Jun 1857, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA: Elizabeth Callender Pomeroy (Birth: 27 Oct 1832, Northfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA - Death: 18 Mar 1888, Newtonville, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA) Minister of the New Jerusalem Church (45 years); Pastor of the Newton Soc. (1857 - decease); General Pastor of the MA Association of New Jerusalem, Vice-President & President, General Convention of the New Church in America; Principal, Waltham New Church School; Pres, N. Ch. Theological School (1881-1894); Member, Newton School Board. Studied, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard Univ., anatomy, physiology, chemistry, Published: The Animals of the Bible; Plants of the Bible, and Physiology Correspondences, "Genesis and Exodus," "Mathews' Gospel" Revised translations, Swedenborg's works. Summer home: Intervale, NH;
Rev. Joseph Worchester (Birth: 20 May 1836, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA - Died: 4 Aug 1913, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA) Studied, Harvard Scientific School, Phi Beta Kappa, Stanford University, 1908. Minister of Second Society of the New Jerusalem Church, San Francisco (nearly 50 years), Actively interested in charitable work in that city; Chaplain, Protestant Orphan Asylum (25 years), Established: Model Home for the older boys, Engaged, welfare of discharged prisoners, Widely known and greatly beloved and esteemed as a tower of strength on the Pacific coast. His church building, with its adjacent garden, is unique in its homelike and attractive interior;
James Worcester (Birth: 10 Dec 1838, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA - Died: 26 Dec 1839, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA)

Burial: May or Dec 1848, Mount Feake Cemetery, 203 Prospect Street, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA 02453