CLEMENT, Abraham 1a

Birth Name CLEMENT, Abraham
Gender male
Age at Death unknown

Narrative

Abraham was not listed on the 1860 Lamar County Census, even though it is known that he and his family were living in Texas at that time. He may have been living in the nearby county of Red River.

1870 Lamar Co. TX Census: Abram Clement 34, AR; Francis Clement 32, TN; James R. 11, TX; Riley 8, TX; Salley 6, TX; William 5, TX; Elizabeth 3, TX; Mary 1, TX.

1880 Lamar Co TX Census: Arche (Abram) 40, AR; Frances Clement 40 TN; Riley C. 20; Elisabeth 12; Lee Ann 10; Allie (Ollie) 8; Delbert (Della) 6; John R. 4; Honey (Julia A.) 2.

1900 Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, Enumeration Dist. #169: Abraham Clement, May 1835, AR; Frances Clement, Nov 1836, TN, mother of 11 children, 8 of whom are living; James Tapp, 9, listed as a grandson; Zachariah Fox, Apr 1896, TX, listed as a son-in-law; Julia A. Fox, July 1897, TX. James Tapp is the son of Della Clement and her first husband, Zachariah Tapp. Della married her second husband, Thomas Levi Clement, (her 1st cousin) in 1900 in Indian Territory and they are living nearby.

What happened to Abraham after 1900 is not known for sure; however itis known that his daughter, Della, who had married his nephew, Thomas Levi Clement, had moved to Tishomingo, Indian Territory, as a couple of there children were born in Tishomingo before 1910. A record was found in "TheTishomingo News" dated Wednesday, May 24, 1906, relating the story of the stabbing death of Abe Clement "last night". A search was made of the Tishomingo newspaper and other county records, but no other mention of this incident could be found anywhere, except for a small article the following week saying that Albert Johnson appeared at a preliminary hearing of the charge of the murder of Abe Clement and that Johnson was committed to jail without bail. If this "Abe Clement" is our Abraham Clement is not known for sure.

NOTE: A recent discovery by this writer that Abraham's eldest son, William, had a son named Abe who was killed at age 19 (some say in Red River Co. TX) may indicate that this "Abe Clement" may, in fact, be William's son, as a story recorded in the Johnston County OK history book states that William Clement moved to Tishomingo, Indian Territory, and that he served as an early day Territorial Sheriff of Tishomingo.

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth 1835-05-00 AR    
Death        
Christening   farmer    

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father CLEMENT, William Wesley18021868
Mother SKAGGS, Elizabeth18141850-08-00
    Sister     CLEMENT, Sarah 1830 after 1850
    Brother     CLEMENT, Andrew 1833-04-20 1873-04-30
         CLEMENT, Abraham 1835-05-00
    Brother     CLEMENT, Hiram Harvey 1837 after 1880
    Sister     CLEMENT, Ellen 1840-08-11 1902-08-06
    Sister     CLEMENT, Lydia 1844-04-00
    Brother     CLEMENT, William 1847-02-20 1917-01-13
    Sister     CLEMENT, Serena 1850 before 1860

Families

Family of CLEMENT, Abraham and MCCLURE, Francis
Married Wife MCCLURE, Francis ( * 1836-11-00 + ... )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage 1855-07-26 Lamar Co. TX Religious Marriage 2
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
CLEMENT, James Riley1861-11-171930-11-05
CLEMENT, William M. “Bill”1863-02-00
CLEMENT, Salley1864
CLEMENT, Elizabeth1867
CLEMENT, Mary1869
CLEMENT, Della1874-07-301958
CLEMENT, John R.1876
CLEMENT, Julia A.1878-07-00

Source References

  1. Linda Kaye Cope Lanier: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lkcopelanier&id=I31615 FROM EUROPE TO AMERICA AND WEST TO OKLAHOMA
      • Source text:

         

        ID: I31615
        Name: David SKAGGS
        Sex: M
        Birth: 28 APR 1767 in VA 1
        Death: BEF 12 JUN 1813 in Green Co. KY
        Note:
        David is mentioned in the Archibald Thompson diary, page 10, where Archibald lists the birth dates of some of the children of Henry and Mary Thompson Skaggs. Mary is Archibald's sister.

        David's name appears on a petition in 1785 for the formation of Russell Co. Virginia. His name also appears on the 1789, 1790, and 1791 Tax Lists of Russell Co. Virginia, living in the upper district. His name also appears in the Russel Co. VA Order Book, p. 153, no date given, "Ordered that James Cumpson, David Skeggs, James Davison be fined according to law for profane swearing."

        David's name appears on the 1793 Nelson Co. KY tax list. He is on the Green Co. KY 1795, 1800, 1805, 1806, and 1811 tax lists. His name is probably listed on the intervening years also, but this writer did not find specific items to verify those years.

        His name appears in various other Green Co. KY records. They includethe following:

        (1) 1793, The governor commissioned the following officers on the 16th Regiment - Frederick and David Skaggs under Lt. John Reynolds.
        (2) September 13, 1796, Order Book, p. 33, Ordered that Richard Dean,Will Vance, John Bryant, John Houchens, David Skaggs, and Joseph Meredith view the nearest and best way from Dyers' crossing at the head of Cloyd's Creek to the Blue Spring Grove, being sworn first before one Justice of Peace and report.
        (3) April 1798, excerpts from the Journal of Governor James Garrard, p. 161, Captains David Skaggs and Solomon Skaggs, ensigns listed.
        (4) Sept. 1799, Order Book, on a motion of David Skaggs, a license is granted him to keep a tavern at his house for 1year from this day and from thence until the next court. He entered into bond with John Hardin according to the law.
        (5) Feb. 19, 1800, Order book, John Smith Sr. is appointed overseer of the road from the ford of Pitman Creek near David Skaggs.
        (6) May 30, 1811, Jesse Roberts and Polly his wife for $550 to David Skaggs in Green Co. on the waters of the North Fork of Pitman, being part of Archer Mathews' survey of 5000 acres.
        (7) Deed Book 6, pages 204-205 in 1811 where it is recorded, "David Skaggs and wife, Peggy, to John Thurman, $1300, north fork of Pitman Creek, 256 acres, eastwardly to the corner of Henry Skaggs' settlement survey, crossing of Skaggs and Barbee's lines, Harrises lines, on the point of a ridge, on the cliff of the north fork of Pitman's Ridge, line of Henry Skaggs' settlement survey. (Signed) David Skaggs, Margaret Skaggs, (herX mark). Acknowledged by David Skaggs and wife, Margaret on 5 Aug 1811. She relinquished dower, Recorded 10 Aug 1811 by John Barrett, DCGC.
        (8) Aug 10, 1811, David Skaggs and Peggy his wife sell to John Thurman on the North Fork of Pitman's Creek 250 acres from Skaggs settlement survey and Barbee lines.
        (9) July 5, 1822, Deed Book 10, p. 480, Henry Skaggs of Gasconade Co.MO appoints Isaac Roberts of Green Co. KY, my lawful attorney, to convey land sold me by Drury Thompson and Jesse Roberts in Green Co.,certain papers to witness a bill of sale from David Skaggs to me for a negro named Bob and also an order for land. This last transaction took place after the death of David.

         

         

         

        Father: Henry SKAGGS b: 08 JAN 1723 in Maryland
        Mother: Mary THOMPSON b: 18 AUG 1739

        Marriage 1 Margaret "Peggy" [SKAGGS] b: ABT 1760 in VA
        Children
        Has No Children David SKAGGS b: 1780
        Has Children Mary SKAGGS b: ABT 1780 in Russell Co. VA
        Has Children Henry SKAGGS b: 1785 in VA
        Has No Children Jacob SKAGGS b: 1786 in Russell Co. VA
        Has Children Richard SKAGGS b: 11 JAN 1801 in Green Co. KY
        Has Children John C. SKAGGS b: 1805

        Sources:
        Author: Archibald Thompson
        Title: Diary
        Note:
        TYPE: Book

      • Citation:

        e-mail: lkcopelanier@hotmail.com

  2. Lamar Co. TX Marriage Book 1