Mr. Kesler, is there an Abraham Clement and a Thomas Clement in this Clement line? I know there were Thomas Clements in New Jersey and an Abraham Clement in Penn or Virginia. This Clement finally goes to Georgia where he has a family there the entire family moves to Arkansas and then to Missouri. Do you know of connections between Benjamin Clement and either the Abraham line or a Thomas Clement line? thanks, Wanda Cole ---------- > From: Richard W. Kesler <rkesler@pinehurst.net> > To: VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [VAPITTSY-L] Clement Hill and Captain Benjamin Clement > Date: Monday, May 29, 2000 12:45 PM > > Tom: > > I am also a descendant of Capt. Benjamin Clement and Susannah Hill > through their son Capt. Adam Clement who married Agnes Johnson. > > Capt. Charles Clement, s/o Capt. Adam Clement and Agnes Johnson, was b. > ca. 1786 Campbell Co., VA, d.22 Jul 1838 in MO at the home of his nephew > Dr. William Lacy, m. 17 Nov 1804 Patrick Co., VA Nancy Hanby, d/o David > Hanby and Jane Dalton. He inherited "Clement Hill" (or purchased it > from the heirs). > > Charles Johnson Clement, s/o Charles Clement and Nancy Hanby, was b. 22 > Apr 1821 VA, d. 12 Feb 1842 Pittsylvania Co., VA, m. 15 Apr 1839 > Pittsylvania Co., VA Lucy Ann Hunt, b. 15 Sep 1819 VA, d. 1 Jun 1860 > Pittsylvania Co., VA. > > Nancy Katherine Clement, d/o Charles Johnson Clement and Lucy Ann Hurt, > b. 4 Feb 1840 Pittsylvania Co., VA, d. 24 Dec 1872 Pittsylvania Co., VA, > m. 5 Feb 1802 Maj. John Lynn Hurt, b. ca. 1836, d.12 Sep 1881. > > Maj. John lynn Hurt willed "Clement Hill" to his nephew also named John > Lynn Hurt. > > The nephew John Lynn Hurt willed "Clement Hill" to the Town of Hurt. > The town sold it to a private individual or corporation, who, I believe, > still owns it. > > Thats's my take on it. > > Richard K. > > > > > > > > ==== VAPITTSY Mailing List ==== > Too much email? Don't unsub! Switch to Digest Version & get your Pittsylvania County posts combined into one neat email per day.