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851 Findagrave memorial America Virginia Tennessee Clement
 
852 Findagrave memorial Andrew Napoleon Percyble Clement
 
853 baptism SEpt. 16, 1874 Andrew Napoleon Percyble Clement
 
854 Findagrave memorial Bertha Clement
 
855 1  _MILT
2  DATE FEB 1777
2  PLAC 15th Old Virginia Reg't, Virginia Line
2  SOUR S03086
3  PAGE Volume 20, Page 1 		Edmund Walker Clement
 
856 Findagrave memorial Edmund Walker Clement
 
857 Findagrave memorial Edna Clement
 
858 Findagrave memorial Elsie Clement
 
859 Findagrave memorial Eugene Stanhope Clement
 
860 Some time after the death of his first wife, Pattie McCowan, Eugene married Pattie's sister-in-law, Elizabeth McCowan. Eugene Stanhope Clement
 
861 Findagrave memorial Isham Clement
 
862 Veteran, War of 1812. Sheriff and Magistrate of Crittenden Co. KY. Husband of Sarah C. Rudd, married on or shortly after 2-24-1804, Prince Edward Co. VA. Son of Isham Clement, Sr. and Sarah Scott-Clement. Isham Clement
 
863 Findagrave memorial Jeff Davis Clement
 
864 May 23, 1782 - Certificate of Administration Estate of John Clementgranted Sarah Clement, appraisement of slaves and current moneys.  SarahClement appointed Guardian of Edward Clement and Nancy Clement, minors. John Clement
 
865 After marriage Newton worked with the rail road; moving westward.  He and his new wife, her brother and his wife, moved to Utah first and then on to Kuna, Idaho.  Later Newton became the "water master" for the City of Kuna.  Later, still working with water, he became involved in environmental matters.  The family returned to Alabama in 1934 for a visit to find that Andrew N. Clement had married (second marriage) Laura Sharp, a surprise to Newton.  -Source:  Daughter Alma Clement Lyons 7/30/00 Lewis Newton Clement
 
866 Findagrave memorial Lydia Clement
 
867 Findagrave memorial Mary Eliza Frances Clement
 
868 Findagrave memorial Mildred Elizabeth Clement
 
869 Findagrave memorial Odell Clement
 
870 Findagrave memorial Ozell Clement
 
871 From W.D. Sharp - According to Ozell's oldest daughter, Marlyn, Ozell and sister Elsie ran away from home when they were  eighteen and sixteen respectfully .  They changed their names (not legally) to Vera (Ozell) and Dorothy (Elsie) to keep their father from finding them.  They went Birmingham; got a job in a restaurant; however, men kept making passes so they quit.  Elsie went back home.  Ozell had heard of Augusta, Arkansas, so she went to the bus station, purchased a ticket to the place not knowing a person there.  She got a job picking cotton for the lady who she was also boarding with.  Horace Crawford's sisters were also working in the same cotton field.  Vera, as the Crawfords knew, her got very sick.  The Crawford sisters told their mother of Vera's illness.  Mrs. Crawford instructed Horace to "hitch up the mules" she was going to get her.  She brought her home with her and would not let her return to work until she was able.  She lived with the Crawfords for two years before she and Horace were married.  After marriage they lived in the home for another five more years. Ozell Clement
 
872 witness to consents-John Chaffin and Richard Holt Sarah Clement
 
873 Findagrave memorial Sarah Jane Clement
 
874 per Findagrave Sarah Jane Clement
 
875 Relig.: Church of Christ
Residence: NE of Athens, AL 		Sarah Jane Clement
 
876 Findagrave memorial Sarah Neutonia Clement
 
877 Findagrave memorial Stan Hope Clement
 
878 Findagrave memorial Steven B. Clement
 
879 From Limestone Legacy History of Piney Grove BaptistChurch-excluded June 14, 1879  for disorderly walk

BIRTH: According to the 1880 census, he was born in North Carolina. 		Steven B. Clement
 
880 Findagrave memorial Thomas Artha Clement
 
881 1  PROP
2  DATE 5 JUN 1736
2  PLAC Grant for 1225 Acres, Amelia Co, Va.


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Received Land Patent Grant fromKing George II for 1225 acres in AmeliaCounty, Virginia  (Land Patent No. 17 - Years 1735-1738, pages 114, 115,63-1436.)  Lived in King William County, Virginia at time of this grant.

Will probated Feb. 28, 1760, Amelia County, Virginia.  (Will Book No. 1,years 1734-1761, pages 157, 158. 159, written Feb. 18, 1760.)

Will of William Clement Sr, extracted by B. DeRoy Beale from Will Book
1, page 157 in the Amelia Co, VA Courthouse:
WB 1-157, wd 28 Feb 1760, wp 28 Oct 1760, will of William Clement Sr of
Raleigh Parish, Amelia Co.
To son Benjamin Clement - 2 negroes York & Bess.
To son Wm. Clement - 2 negroes Caesoir & Philis.
To son John Clement - 2 negroes Neo & Jude.
To son Francis Clement - 2 negroes Jembry & Hannah, also the land &
plantation & Mill where I now live containing 300 ac; also to son
Francis 150 ac. which I bought of George Evins whereon George Evins now
lives, sd land has not yet been conveyed to me, for which my will is
that my estate pay the remainder of the purchase money and that Evins
convey to my son Francis Clement and that my son Francis shall pay 30
pounds to the estate at the death of my wife.
To daughter Elizabeth Ellyson - 2 negroes Gin & Davy for  her natural
life & after her decease, I give Gin to Ann Ford, daughter of Hezekiah
Ford decd, and Davey to Hezekiah Ford, son of sd Hezekiah decd.
To daughter Barshabe Major - 2 negroes Peter & Sarah & 2 pounds.
To daughter Ann Pigg - 2 negroes Ben & Lucy.
To wife Ann Clement during her natural life - all my whole estate & at
her decease, my will is that the land I bought of Wm. Bass (or William
Ross) and all my estate not given in legacys, be sold to highest bidder
& equally divided amongst my seven children.  Exors: John Clement & son
Francis Clement


In the Name of God Amen the eighteenth Day of February In the year of our
Lord Christ One thousand seven hundred And sixty I William Clement Sen.or
of the Parish of Raleigh In the County of Amelia Planter being sick & weak
In body but in Perfect memory of mind thanks be given unto Almighty god
therefore Calling to mind the mortality of my body & knowing that it is
appointed for all Men once to die Do make and Ordain this to be my last
will & Testament that is to say Princibly & first I give And Recommend my
soul into the Hands of Almighty god That gave it & my body I recommend to
the Earth to be buried at the discretion of my Excrs. not Doubting but at
the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the Almighty
Power of God and as touching my Worldly Estate Wherewith it hath Pleased
the Almighty god to bless me with in this life I Give & Demise & Disposeof
the same in the same in the following manner & Form.
Item  I give to my son Benjamin Clement Two Negroes to wit York & Bess all
which I give to him & his Heirs Forever.
Item  I give to my son Wm. Clement Caesar & Philis all which I give to him
& his heirs for Ever.
Item  I give to my son John Clement Two Negroes to wit Ned & Judy paying
Twenty Pounds back to the Estate all which I give to him & his Heirs for
Ever.
Item  I give to my son Francis Clement Two Negroes to wit Jemboy & Hannah
also the Land & Plantation & Mill where I now Do live containing three
hundred Acres by Estimation to him & his Heirs forever.  I also give to my
son Francis Clement & his Heirs forever one Hundred & fifty Acres of Land
which I bought of George Evins whereon the said George Evins Now do live
the said Land being not yet Conveyed to me for which my will is that my
Estate Pay the Remainder of the Purchase money & Desire that the saidEvins
convey the same by Deed to my son Francis Clement And that my Son Francis
shall pay thirty Pounds to the Estate at the Death of my Wife.
Item  I lend to my Daughter Elizabeth Ellyson Two Negroes to wit Duringher
Natural life Gin & Davey & after her Decease I give Gin to Anne Ford
Daughter of Hezekiah Ford Deceased & Davey to Hezekiah Ford Son of thesaid
Hezekiah Deceased.
Item  I lend to my Daughter Barshaba Major During her Natural Life Two
Negroes to wit Peter & Sarah and Five Pounds Current Money & at thedecease
of the Bathsheba I Give the said Negroes & money to be Equally Divided
Amongst all  her Children.
Item  I give to my Daughter Ann Pigg Two Negroes to wit Ben & Lucy all
which I give to her & her Heirs for ever.
Item  I lend to my Loving Wife Ann Clement During her Natural Life all my
whole Estate as well the Part before Disposed of as the Part not already
Disposed of & at her Decease my will is that the Land I bought of Wm. Ross
and all my Estate not Given in Legacy be sold to the highest Bidder sand
Equally Divided Amongst my seven Children.
Item  my will & Desire is that there be no appraisment nor no Inventory
Returned to the Court.
Item  I Constitute & Appoint my Son John Clement and my son FrancisClement
my hole & Sole Exrs. of this my last will & Testament & I do herebyDisanul
and Revoke & make Void all other Forms Wills and Testaments Legacys and
Bequiffs by me any Ways before named Ratifiing and Confirming this and no
Other to be my last Will and Testament   In Witness whereof I havehereunto
set my Hand and Seal the Day & year Above Ritten further my Will is thatno
account of mine stand against any of my Children.
Signed Sealed and Delivered
In Presence of William Clements
Thomas Tabb
Benajah Parker
Isaac Clement
David Wilson

At a Court held for Amelia County the 28th. Day of Feb.ar 1760. This Will
was proved by the Oaths of Thomas Tabb Benaj.a Parker & Isaac Clements
Witnesses thereto, sworn to by John & Francis Clements the Executors
therein named and ordered to be recorded and on the Motion of the said
Executors who entered into & Acknowledged Bond as the Law directs with
Edmund Booker their Security Certificate was granted them for obtaining a
Probat in due Form.

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The following land patent was extracted by B. DeRoy Beale from microfilm
of Land Patent Books in the Archives Section of Virginia State Library:

Patent 17-114, 5 Jun 1736. To William Clements of King William Co.,
1,225 ac. in Amelia Co. on south side of Appomattox River, bounded by
Thomas Franklin, Bent Run (creek), Abraham Echols, Jacob Seay, Joseph
Echols, William Echols, Paul Pigg, Appomattox River. (Note: The patent
also included the meets and bounds, which I plotted, showing the shape
of the land, and its location on the Appomattox River.  This conformed
completely with that shown on a map "Platt of The Land Patents of Amelia
County, Virginia", prepared by Dr. Robert Brunfield, which is available
from the Amelia Co, VA Historical Society.

The following deeds were extracted by B. DeRoy Beale from the Deed Books
located in the Amelia Co, VA Courthouse:

DB 1-155, 7 Sep 1738.  Edmund Franklin for 5 pounds, sold to William
Clement Sr., 50 ac., being part of Patent of greater quantity, on
Appomattox River, Licking Bully Branch.  S/ Edmund Franklin.  Wit: Hez.
Ford, John Clement, Jacob Seay.
(Note: Hezekiah Ford - husband of daughter Elizabeth Ellyson; John
Clement - son)

DB 1-207, 18 Sep 1739.  William Clement of Raleigh Parish, for 20
pounds, sold to Hezekiah Ford, 200 ac., on south side Selco Bout Run,
bounded by George Booker, John Young, George _?_, _?_ Sims, Abraham's
branch.  S/ William Clement.  Wit: John Clement, Mary Clement,
Bathesheba Clement.
(Note: Hezekiah Ford - husband of daughter Elizabeth Ellyson; John
Clement - son; Mary Clement - unknown; Bathasheba Clement - daughter).

DB 1-209, 11 Sep 1739.  William Clement Sr of Raleigh Parish, for 20
pounds, sold to William Clement Jr, 275 ac. bounded Paul Piggs, Great
Bout Run, William Echols, James Seay - on the Ridge.  S/ William
Clement.  Wit: Hezekiah Ford, John Clement, Bathsheba Clement.
(Note: William Clement Jr - son;  Hezekiah Ford, - husband of daughter
Elizabeth Ellyson; Bathsheba Clement - daughter)

DB 1-210, 18 Sep 1739.  William Clement of Raleigh Parish, for 30
pounds, sold to John Clement, 300 ac., bounded by Hezekiah Ford,
Abraham's branch, George Hamms, Jacob Seay, James Seay, Little Bout Run,
Hezekiah Ford.  S/ William Clement.  Wit: Hezekiah Ford, Mary Clement,
Bathsheba Clement.
(Note: John Clement - son; Hezekiah Ford, - husband of daughter
Elizabeth Ellyson; Mary Clement - unknown; Bathsheba Clement -
daughter.)

DB 1-478, 14 Jun 1743.  William Clement sold to Samuel Major, for 10
pounds, 200 ac., bounde by John Clements, Geo. Hamms, Jacob Seay.  S/
William Clement Sr.
(Note: Samuel Major - husband  of daughter Bathsheba;  John Clements -
son)

DB 7-19, 24 May 1759.  William Ross to William Clement Sr, for 70
pounds, 150 ac., bounded by Andrew Lester, William Hilsman, George
Booker, George Evens, on which sd Ross now lives.
(Note: See WB 1-157, DB 7-486)

DB 7-486, 28 Mar 1776(?). John & Francis Clement, for 67 pounds, 5
shillings, sold to Richard Phillips, 150 ac. on Walkers Cr., bound by
John Tabb, William Hillsman, George Booker, William Clements.   (See DB
7-19 and WB 1-157)
(Note: John & Francis Clement, sons and executors of William Clement Sr,
sold the land which their father bequeathed to their mother Ann for
life.) 		William Clement, Sr.
 
882 ]]

Will probated June 26, 1766, Amelia County, Virginia.  (Will Book No. 24,years 1761-1771, pages 150, 151, 152.  Written June 17, 1764.

Will of William Clement Jr, extracted by B. DeRoy Beale from Will Book
2X, page 150, in the Amelia Co., VA Courthouse:
WB 2X-150, wd 17 Jun 1764, wp 26 Jun 1766, will of William Clement.
To son Isham Clements - the land I formerly lived on containing 275 ac.,
and my part of the mill with 10 ac. joining the mill house, and I desire
that Isham keep my whole estate together and not divide until Tabb's
debt be paid be paid by the mill.
Dau. Mary Clement.
Dau. Martha Clement.
Son William Clements - negroes James & Hannah, and the land I had of
George Evens containing 150 ac.
Dau Rebakah Clements.
Son Edmund Walker Clement - negroes Sam & Ben.
Son John Clement - negroes Lucy & young Colson.
Dau. Ann Clement.
Wife Ann - negroes Daniel, Old Caesar & Temp, and the land & plantation
where I now live, with all the rest of my estate, upon her death or
marriage, then equally divided btwn my four children Rebeckah, Edmund,
John & Ann, except my land, & that I give to sons Edmund & John.
Executris: wife Ann for Edmund Walker Clement & John Clement & Ann
Clement; son Isham Clements for children Mary, Martha, William &
Rebeckah.

Notes:
In Deed Book 3-85, 7 Jun 1748,  William Clement Jr's wife Mary signed
the deed with him, she being his first wife who died in or before 1758.
On 23 Nov 1758, William Clement Jr married Ann Walker.
In Deed Book 9-57, 25 Jul 1766: I, Ann Clement, do renounce all right or
benefit that I might clain by my late husband's will.

B. DeRoy Beale's interpretation:
William Clement's first wife was named Mary, who was the mother of
children Isham, Mary, Martha, William and Rebeckah.  Son Isham was named
as executor for these children.
William Clement's second wife was Ann Walker, who was the mother of
children Edmund Walker Clements, John Clements and Ann Clements.  Wife
Ann was named as executrix for these children. 		William Clement, Jr.
 
883 Findagrave memorial William Monroe Clement
 
884 Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. for William Clement, 55, who died Sunday, August 4. Rev. Hargrove was in charge of the services at McConnell Chapel. Interment followed in the City Cemetery, McConnell directing.

Surviving are his widow; two sons, Oscar and Thomas Clement; two daughters, Miss Mamie Clement and Miss Mina Clement; one brother, E. S. Clement; eight sisters, Mrs. Bertha Eaton, Mrs. E. D. Sharp, Mrs. L. E. Lovell, Mrs. Ozell Crawford, Mrs. Sarah Sammett, Mrs. Cora Schaub, Mrs. A. T. Moyer and Mrs. Odell Eubanks.

Woodman of the Pisgah Lodge served as pallbearers. 		William Monroe Clement
 
885 Findagrave memorial Hayes William Clements
 
886 Social Security Number: 413-58-9260

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 35739
Ardmore, Limestone, Alabama 		Hayes William Clements
 
887 Findagrave memorial Joshua T. Clements
 
888 Findagrave memorial Norvan Jane Cleveland
 
889 Norvan Jane (Cleveland) Atkinson was the daughter of Reuben L. and Florence Rosa (Vickery) Cleveland. She married Owen Ayers Atkinson on May 21, 1921. Their children were Mary Helen, Owen Alfred and Herbert Atkinson. Norvan Jane Cleveland
 
890 Findagrave memorial L. Hazel Coats
 
891 Findagrave memorial Talitha Coats
 
892 Findagrave memorial Charles Fayssoux Cobb
 
893 Charles F. Cobb, 94, of 408 Apple Orchard Road,  widower of Eura Anderson Cobb, died November 28, 2001, at Laurens County Hospital. He had been a resident of the Langston House for more than a year. He was married to his late wife for 60 years.

Born in Cherokee Falls, he was a son of the late Robert Charlie and Nancy Isabelle Roberts Cobb. He was retired from Clinton Mills, Lydia Plant, and was a farmer for most of his life.

He was the oldest member of Lydia Presbyterian Church. Surviving are a son, Robert C., Cobb of Clinton; two daughters, Dorothy Satterfield of Clinton and Pearl Babb of Laurens; nine grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

Graveside services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pinelawn Memory Gardens.

The family will receive friends following the service.

Memorials may be made to Lydia Presbyterian Church, 603 Poplar Street, Clinton, SC 29325 or Thornwell Home for Children, P.O. Box 60, Clinton, SC 29325.

Gray Funeral Home, Clinton. 		Charles Fayssoux Cobb
 
894 Settled on the Kentucky River in Estill County, Kentucky Jesse Cobb
 
895 blind, died at age 12 Nancy Cobb
 
896 Findagrave memorial Pattie Cobb
 
897 died age four or five years William Cobb
 
898 Findagrave memorial Hulda D. Cochran
 
899 DEATH: Died at sea when family was making crossing to America from England. Sarah Cockayne
 
900 Findagrave memorial James Markham Coffman
 

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