clements family dna project

His son John, who seemingly settled in Petersburg VA, now has a matching representation in the DNA project results. Married Nancy Highland 1809 Bourbon Co. KY. Nancy b. May 26, 1698 As an example, the son of Clement Joransson, whose given name was Anders, then became "Anders Clementsson". Her application, along with the documented evidence, was accepted by the Swedish Colonial Society, a group that allows into its membership ONLY proven descendants of immigrants who settled New Sweden. Y-DNA haplogroups, Y-DNA geographic groups, and surname groups all contribute to our collective learning. There has long been solid evidence that he came from Charles County, MD No formal documentation to link him to the descendants of the original John Clements has been found, but DNA test results have proven the point. William Francis Clemmons may be the son of Francis Clements who d. Amelia Co. VA 1764, son of William of Amelia d. 1760. 1844; Stephen, b. Matthias (1682-1709). HOWEVER, THERE IS AN "ODDITY" IN THAT DESCENDANTS OF "BOTH" FAMILIES MARRIED INTO THE SAME WORNELL/WARNELL FAMILY. GROUP 3. Sounds like Patience is the first wife of George Clements b. c. 1728 andElizabeth Pierce was the last wife. Two membersin this y-DNA test group are proven descendants of Gabriel Clements, son of Andrew Clements and Rebecca Brown. She remarried and moved by 1822 to Tennessee. Reuben and Benjamin Clements Jr were sons of Benjamin b c 1722 (George,Benjamin of Gloucester) Wife andExecutrix: Susannah. Descendants of Anders Clementsson continued to live in Cecil Co. MD for many years after his death,but by 1750 there were no families living in Cecil Co. MD who carried the Clements surname. At the present time no information has been found on two of the children (Isaac and Sarah), but a great deal of information as been found on three of the sons (Andrew, Joseph, and Cornelius). Benja (B) Clements, Hana?Clements. Clem, diminutive Clem-et, now Clemmit. It is a known fact that Jacob was in Green Co. KY in 1805. 1837 IN, William b. One of those on the Unassigned List is Test Kit #N54215. 1643 in Normandy, France, and one is a descendant of Oliver Clement. He died in 1863 in Bedford Co. TN.

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