Born in Buffalo Township, Washington, Pennsylvania
Ancestors 
Daughter of James Clemens
and Hannah (Walton) Clemens
Wife of
Thomas S Craig
— married
about 1788 [location unknown]
[children unknown]
Died about
at about age 31
in Waters of Wheeling Creek, Richhill Township, Greene, Pennsylvania, United States
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Biography
Nancy (Clemens) Craig lived in Appalachia, in Pennsylvania. See Appalachia Project.
Nancy Ann Clemens was the daughter of James Clemens. She had at least 4 children Ann b c 1789 VA, Jesse Richley b 1794 PA, John H b 14 April 1796 and Samuel F b c 1800.
Sources
- Raymond M Bell Anthology (3 pgs)
online at Chartiers.com transcribed by Liz Du Bois of Bremerton, WA Aug. 1998. Published with permission of Raymond M Bell
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