Isle of Wight Co, VA, Wills, Vol 1, 1647 - 1758, Francis Clements will, p 632, receives in his father's will the plantation commonly called the Springs, 516 acres
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Surry County Orders, 1713-1718, p 63
A power of attorney from Francis Clements to Nicholas Maggett who appears in court to acknowledge a deed of gift for a parcell of land to Francis Clements, Junior Witnessess: Amos and Eliz. Times
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From Clements by Stucki and Herring, p 8: In his will named his brothers, Thomas and Benjamin. He leaves his plantation known as "Indian Spring" for a Glebe for the Southwork Parish, 650 acres. Appears on the Quitrent Rolls of Surry County for the year 1704, declaring 550 acres of land.
Deeds, Wills, Etc., 1715-1730, part 2, Francis Clements, Jr's will. p 346, states that his uncles are Capt. WIlliam Browne and Maj NIcholas Merriweather (his children named: William, David, Eliz, Jane, Sarah and Mary)
