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1776-1825 Montgomery Co MD Wills
CLEMENTS, FRANCIS L C f 120 Aug 1793
L 1 p 273 14 Nov 1793
Wife: Elizabeth - pt. of "Brother's Industry"
Sons: Joseph Clements and Jacob Clements - pt. of "Brother's Industry"
Daus: Catherine Clements and Rebecca Sanders Clements
Exs: Wife Elizabeth, son Jacob, brother-in-law Edward Sanders
Wit: Charles A. Beatty, David Parker, Henry O'Reiley
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1776 Census Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh Colonial Records Vol 1
PORT TOBACCO WEST HUNDRED, TAKEN BY P. FARNANDIS, CONSTABLE
Clements, Francis (of Jacob)
Clements, Leonard
Clements, Joseph
Clements, John
Clements, A.John
Clements, Walter
Clements, Walter (of Jacob)
Clements, Charles
Clements, Francis
Clements, Clement
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http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/stagser/s1400/s1437/html/1437mo.html
Maryland State Archives
MARYLAND INDEXES
(Assessment of 1783, Index)
1783
Montgomery County
MSA S 1437
Francis Clements. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 4. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Francis Clements. Brothers Industry, 400 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 16. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
James Wallace. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 13. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
James Wallace. Brothers Industry, 533 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 16. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Wallace. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 13. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Wallace. Brothers Industry, 300 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 16. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
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CLEMENTS, EDWARD, Charles Co, 26 Mar, 1764 21 Jul, 1764
To bro. John Clements, tract called "Wickham." being the plantation I now dwell on; also tract called Huckleberry Garden ; furniture called the Church stuff, all my meat. salted,
To sister Jesse Clements, 4 large silver spoons.
To bro. Walter Clements, silver watch.
To niece Anne Wheeler, Negro lad called Tom.
To bro. Charles Clements, 5000 lbs of crop Inspected tobacco*
Remaining part of estate to be divided among bros. and sisters: Jacob Clements, Walter Clements, Francis Clements, John Clements, Charles Clements, Jean Clements, Clare Sanders and Martha Dyers
Ex.: Brother Francis Clements.
Wit: Thomas McPherson, Daniel McPherson, Charles Garner. 32.276
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Clements, Jacob; Charles Co. 17 Sept 1755 21 Nov 1755
To wife Clare Clements, plantation I now dwell on, also tract called "Huckle Berry Gardin."
To son Edward Clements, plantation I now dwell on, also tract called "Huckle Berry Gardin" after my wife's decease.
To son Jacob Clements and Walter Clements, parcel of land on Chickamuxon which I bought of John Speake, being pt. of tract called "The reserve," deed of purchase, dated 20 Apr 1730.
To sons John Clements and Charles Clements, 100 a. being pt., of Cornwallis' Neck whereon I now have a quarter.
To wife 1/3 pt of my personal estate.
To dau Jane Clements Negro wench called Beck and her dau called Pegg.
To son Edward Clements, Negro lad called Michael.
To son Jacob Clements, Negro lad called Nace.
To son Walter Clements, Negro boy called Harry.
To son Francis Clements, Negro called Turner and Negro boy called Tom.
To son John Clements, Negro boy called Joe.
To son Charles Clements, Negro boy called Andrew.
To dau Martha Clements, Negro woman called Sarah and her dau called Hannah.
To dau Clare Sanders, woman's saddle and bridle.
To granddau Anne Wheeler, Negro girl Rose.
To heirs of my dau Elizabeth Wheeler, (now deceased) 1 shl. sterl. each.
remaining pt. of estate to be divided among my sons: Edward Clements, Jacob Clements, Walter Clements, Francis Clements, John Clements, and Charles Clements.
Wife Clare Clements, and son Edward Clements, exs.
Wit: Joseph Gardner, John Carner, Thos. McPherson. 29. 541
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PATTON, ANDREW, Charles Coo 9 Dec, 1762 3 Jun, 1763
To Francis Clements, my horse and saddle.
To Walter Hanson, remaining pt, of estate.
Ex: Walter Hanson,
Wit: Tho. Thornton, Margaret Hanson, 31.980
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CLEMENTS, JANE, Charles Co. 23 Sept. 1775 14 Oct, 1775
To nephew Thos. Dyar, Negro girl Bab.
To nephew Jacob Clements, silver table spoons.
To niece: Mary Clements, furniture, wine decanters, tea spoons,
To bro. Walter Clements, ex,, Negro woman Peg and Negro boy Nedr bed, bolster, counterpane, quilt.
To sisters: Clare Sanders, Martha Dyar and my niece Anne Dyar, wearing apparel,
To niece: Hilen Clements, chest of drawers at age 16.
To bro. Charles Clements, silver table spoon.
To nephew Josh'. Clements, silver table spoon,
To the poor of Portobacco Parish, 7 bbls. of corn,
To bros. and sister: Fran's, and John Clements, Clare Sanders and Martha Dyar. residue of estate equally,
John Sanders, ex.
Wit: Dan'l, McPherson; John Mannery; Martha Green. 40.492
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CENSUS OF 1775-1778
PORT TOBACCO WEST HUNDRED, TAKEN BY P. FARNANDIS, CONSTABLE
Clements, Francis (of Jacob)
Clements, Walter (of Jacob)
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1777-1781 Montgomery County, Maryland Land Records, Liber A1 [TLC]; Page 376. Oct 28, 1779 from Nathaniel Wallace and Frances Wallace of M, to Francis Clements of M, for 3000 £, part of a tract of land called Brothers Industry, and being part of 500 acres of land formerly conveyed to William Wallace Sr, bounded by a branch that makes into Captain Johns Branch and known by the name of Booths Branch, then to that part of Brothers Industry as was formerly conveyed to William Wallace afd, containing and now laid out for 400 acres. Signed - Nathaniel Wallace, Frances Wallace. Wit - Sam W Magruder*, Jas Offutt*. Recorded Nov 5, 1779.
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1777-1781 Montgomery County, Maryland Land Records, Liber A1 [TLC]; Page 591. Oct 10, 1780 from William Wallace Jr, late of M, to Francis Clements, son of Jacob, of M, for 3000 £, part of a tract of land called Brothers Industry, being part of 200 acres formerly conveyed to my father, William Wallace, who, by his will, gave to my brother James, 100 acres of sd tract. The remaining 400 acres I, the sd Wallace, sell to sd Clements, bounded by a branch that makes into Captain Johns Run, and known by the name of Booths Run, containing and laid out for 400 acres. Signed - William Wallace. Wit - Sam W. Magruder*, JasOffutt*. Elizabeth, the wife of the within mentioned William Wallace Jr, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded [illegible date].
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Aft 1720 - 1793 (< 71 years)