Hadassah Peri received cash to buy properties, which include a $700,000 house in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, and a $500,000 home in a golf course in the Jersey Shore, the New York Daily Times said in a report.
The report also said that Clark, who was worth $500 million, gave Peri money to buy upper East Side pads for her children.
Clark died on May 24, aged 104, leaving behind empty mansions and a dispute over her fortune.
She also reportedly gave gifts to the relatives of her lawyer, Wallace Bock.
Clark, inherited his father’s fortune, a US senator and a copper mining tycoon. She grew up in a New York mansion with 121 rooms.
Reports said she lived in isolation and refused to be photographed. She was said to live in recluse after her childless, short-lived marriage at age 22.
Her last photograph known dates to the day her divorce came through, August 11, 1930.
Clark spent the last 22 years of her life in New York hospital rooms, with no known illness.
With a report from Agence France-Presse
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