Source: St. Anne's Parish Registrar

Joseph Clark not only became involved with the parish as an architect, he also served in various prominent positions among the church members.

1787/04/09:

Mr. James Brice & Mr James Ringgold were balloted out and Mr John Davison & Mr. James Mackubbin were elected as Vestrymen & Mr Beriah Mayburry and Mr Joseph Clark Church Wardens in their room. Ordered that the Register give the Gentlemen Notices of their Appointment and that they attend to Qualify on to morrow at 11 O Clock

Mr. Joseph Clark appeared and qualified in the usual manner as a Churchwarden

1788/03/24

Several of the Parishioners being present proceding to ballot out two vestrymen and upon examining the ballots Mr Thomas Hyde and Mr John Callahan appeared to have a majority of votes. Mr. Joseph Clarke and Mr Berriah Mayburry were elected in their room and Mr Charles Wallace and Mr Nathan Winters were chosen Churchwarden.

Mr. berriah Mayburry and Mr Joseph Clarke attended and were qualfiied as Vestrymen by taking fulfilling the oats to be wehn directed by the act of the establishment of file at vestries.

1790/04/13

At a meeting of the Vestry of Saint Anne's parish on Easter Monday April 13, 1790 were present

Joseph Clarke is listed as vestrymen.

1791/04/25

The vestry and inhabitants attending proceded to ballot out two vestrymen and upon the ballots being taken in appeared that James Mackubin and Joseph Clarke were unanimously ballotted out.