Benjamin Clement of Gloucester is mentioned in the will of Edward Creffield of London, in 1694, when he bequeathes "the rest of my estate both real and personal in Virginia unto my loving firend Mr. Benjamin Clement of Ware in ye COunty of Gloucester, in Virginia" (Va. Mag. Hist., Vol. 19, p 290) (The Gloucester records destroyed in 1865)
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From Clements by Stucki and Herring, p 8: listed on the King William County Quitrent Rolls of 1704, declaring 600, 400 and 500 acres respectively.(Va. Mag. Hist., Vol 30, p 75)
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Wills, Vol 1, 1647 - 1758, Francis Clements will, p 632, Isle of Wight Co, VA, in his father's will receives the plantation lying on the N side Nottoway RIver, 450 acres
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Named in his brother Francis, Jr's will, Deeds, Wills, Etc., 1715-1730, part 2, Francis Clements, Jr's will. p Surry Co, VA, received 50 acres on Spring Swamp
Surry Co, VA, Deeds, Wills, Etc. 1715-1730, part 3, p 734
June 20, 1727 Benjamin Clements, Isle of Wight, sold to Henry Browne, Surry Co, 116 acres on the south side of the Nottoway River in Surry Co., part of a tract of 516 acres surveyed for Francis Clements, decd., recorded and patented.
