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Letter containing religious content received from James Rigbie, Deer Creek, N.J. Rigbie had apparently spent some time with Clarke and his wife, Hannah, at Stony Brook, N.J.

Diary (1798-1799) detailing two journeys to visit fellow Quakers in eastern and central Pennsylvania and the New Jersey coast.

Diary (1798-1799) detailing two journeys to visit fellow Quakers in eastern and central Pennsylvania and the New Jersey coast; letters from Friends, chiefly of a religious nature; and deed to Clarke's son, Elisha, for two lots.

Correspondence from Benjamin Clarke to John Torrey, dated July 22, 1859. A note accompanying a prospectus for an unidentified botanical publication, probably Clarke's "A New Arrangement of Phanerogamous Plants," for which Torrey is listed as a subscriber.

Deed to his son, Benjamin Clarke, Jr., relating to tract of land at Stony Brook (Princeton, N.J.), adjoining the burial ground, John Clarke, Thomas Houghton, Joseph Worth, and Stony Brook. Part of the tract conveyed to Clarke by Thomas Warne.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1868.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1868.