Person:Daniel Clark (55)

p. 50 - 1st settlement of Center Township was in 1823; voters on 7 Aug 1826 inc. Nathaniel Kirk [who later went to Clinton County], Thomas B. Clark, Joseph Dunn, Stephen Cook, Jessee Cook, Daniel Clark, B. Dunn, John Dunn, Nimrod Harrison
p. 50 - in 1824, Daniel Clark constructed the first dwelling, a log cabin, on what would become the town of Danville. He was quickly joined by several other settlers

Sec 9, T14, R1
1822, Dec 21, Daniel Clark, W1/2, SW1/4

Clark, Daniel of Morgan County, Indiana
80 acres, W 1/2, SW 1/4, Sec 9, T14N, R1E, Hendricks County, IN
Accession Nr: IN0890__.229, Document Nr: 1241, Issue Date: 3/10/1824, Land Office: Terre Haute
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Clark, Daniel, of Warren County, Indiana
80 acres, W½SW¼, Sec 17, T22N, R8W, Warren County, Indiana
Accession Nr: IN0990__.456, Document Nr: 6451, Issue Date: 4/10/1829
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Clark, Daniel, of Warren County, Indiana
80 acres, W½NW¼, Sec 17, T22N, R8W, Warren County, Indiana
Accession Nr: IN1150__.297, Document Nr: 14095, Issue Date: 11/2/1831
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Clark, Daniel, of Warren County, Indiana
40 acres, SW¼NE¼, Sec 18, T22N, R8W, Warren County, Indiana
Accession Nr: IN1230__.079, Document Nr: 17866, Issue Date: 9/16/1834

Indenture 16 July 1825
Between Daniel Clark and Martha his wife of Hendricks County, Indiana
and Portland Baldwin
who paid $200
for land in Liberty township containing 80 acres more or less
Lying in Range 1 E, T14N, Sec 9, SW1/4 and W1/2

Warren County - Voters in an election on 23 June 1827 included:
Third District - William Harrison, Samuel Harrison, Uriah Dunn, Christopher Pitzer, Jonathan Pitzer, William Harrison Jr., James B. Harrison, Thomas B. Clark, John Seaman, Daniel Clark, Nimrod Harrison

p. 7 – April 1825 – Daniel Clark, a Justice of the Peace
p. 16 – April 1826 – Thomas B. Clark inditced for Incitement to Riot, pleads not guilty and with Daniel Clark, each owes the State of Indiana $20 to be levied against their respective goods, chattels and lands and tenements if they fail to appear in court at the next session to answer the charges against them
p. 17 – April 1826 – Daniel Clark incited for Riot, pleaded Not Guilty, owes $20, as does Thomas J. Matlock if does not appear in next session
p. 29 – April 1826 – Daniel Clark indicted for Assault and Battery, pleads not guilty, case to be heard before a jury which inc. Buriah Dunn, Robert Dunn, Jesse Clark, who found him guilty as charged and assess a fine of $5.00 plus costs, and defendant to be committed until fine is paid; Thomas B. Clark gives Recognizance of Payment within 90 days
p. 32 – Feb 1827 – David C. Adams vs Thomas B. Clark, Daniel Clark, and Samuel Gilbert for Assault and Battery – cause is defended,with costs to be paid by plaintiff except clerks costs

State of Indiana vs Daniel Clark: Assault and Battery on David Matlock
On 11 Feb 1826, Daniel Clark, laborer, late of Hendricks County did in a rude and angry manner unlawfully touch strike beat and wound and other wrongs to David Matlock; [delay in coming to judgement is because of repeated difficulty of getting Clark to Court until he finally appeared on his own behalf and pleaded guilty].

Clark, Daniel, 1 male 30-40 [Daniel], 2 females under 5 [Rhoda, Martha], 2 females 5-10 [Hannah, Mary], 1 female 30-40 [Martha], 1 female 60-70 [Mother?]

Indenture 7 August 1833
Between Daniel Clark of Warren County, Indiana
and Elizabeth Baird of same place
who paid $50 for 40 acres of land in Warren County
the SW1/4 of the NE1/4, Sec 18, T22N, R8W
Signed Daniel Clark
Witness Benjamin Crow JP, Wesley Clark
Recorded 5 Aug 1835

p. 137 - Nov 1835
Wesley Clark Admr of Daniel Clark
p. 138 - Nov 1835
Ebenezer King, guardian of the Estates of Hannah Clark, Mary Clark, Rhody Clark, Sarah Clark heirs of Daniel Clark, deceased - Bond filed, Guardian appointed
[Ebenezer King was brother-in-law of Daniel Clark]

Daniel Clark
Birth: 1798
Death: Aug. 1, 1835
Burial: Carbondale Cemetery, Warren County, Indiana, USA