Rachel died after 1830 in Perry, Kentucky, United States, aged about 75.
Research Notes
Speculation - The information in Rootsweb about the Clements lists sister Rebecca, born between brothers in the 1770s with a "dy?". Henry's daughter Winifred Nancy was born 1784, and he married Rachel in 1788. Perhaps Rebecca died & Henry married her sister? Something to look into. ~ Liz Shifflett
Locations: Rachel's grandparents (Clement-382 & Susanna Hill) were born and married in King and Queen County; their Patriotic Service during the Revolution occurred in Pittsylvania County, which was formed 1766-7. The area that became Pittsylvania County was once Brunswick County.
Birth location for Rachel's father is given by DAR records as Alta Vista and Brunswick county. One online tree (Rootsweb) has her father born Amelia County, saying King and Queen county became Amelia county. However, Amelia county was formed 1734-5 from Brunswick and Prince George counties (King and Queen county remaining as such, several counties away). The Rootsweb tree also has Rachel's birth in Goochland county (in 1754).
In 1732, Goochland and Brunswick counties shared a border. In 1734, Amelia county was formed from Brunswick county, abutting Goochland's southern border. Altavista, created 1905 in Campbell county, is further south, near the upper border of modern Pittsylvania county, in the area that was Brunswick county in 1745, Lunenberg county in 1746, and Halifax county in 1752).
Goochland and Amelia counties are on the path between King & Queen and Pittsylvania. In 1772, Pittsylvania county extended west nearly to the area that in 1790 became Montgomery county, which is where Henry was (although he's said to have been in the area that became Wythe county, which was further west, covering part of the area that became Washington county, from which Russell county was formed in 1786). So many of the locations mentioned for Rachel, her father, and her husband are in the same general area. (As is Sullivan county, Tennessee, where their son Henry was born. Not sure about the Georgia location though.)
See the relationship of the counties & their formation at this site.
DAR Patriot Ancestor #A022963, Benjamin Clement, born King & Queen county, married Susannah Hill (also a DAR Patriot Ancestor, #A023018) & had a daughter Rachel (b 1740) who married Joshua Abston (in 1760) and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed July 12, 2016), "Record of Benjamin Clement", Ancestor # A022963.
This Rootsweb page has Mary Baker as wife of Benjamin Clement (son of Benjamin & Susannah), mother of Rachel who married Henry (b 1762):
Capt Benjamin CLEMENT b c1700/4 King & Queen VA (became Amelia in 1734), d Mar/Apr 1780 Lunenburg VA, will dtd 30 Mar, prvd 18 Apr 1780 Pittsylvania VA, bur foot of Clement Hill, m c1725/6 King & Queen VA Susanna HILL b c1709 King and Queen VA; d 1788 Pittsylvania VA, dau of Col. Isaac HILL & Margaret JENNINGS. (and more about Susannah, living 1785)
daughter of Benjamin & Susannah, Rachel, 1747 VA; d bef 30 Mar 1780; m 1760 Pittsylvania VA Capt Joshua/John ABSTON b 1735 VA, son Francis ABSTON.
son of Benjamin & Susannah: Capt. Benjamin CLEMENTS II b 1735 Amelia VA; d c1813 Harrison KY, m (1) Mary BAKER, m (2) Sariah BAILEY
DAR has son of Benjamin and Susannah Hill, Benjamin m Sarah Bailey: see this record)
So... Benjamin & Susannah's son Benjamin & his first wife Mary Baker are the parents of the Rachel who married Henry Combs, according to the Rootsweb page that was compiled by a descendant of Benjamin & his second wife Sarah Bailey (had a note that was "my line). That site has her born July 15, 1754, Goochland county, which doesn't fit with her father born in Brunswick county or with her having George by Henry in 1798 (and more - Combs-439 shows several children after that).
If July 15, 1754 was her parent's marriage date, then Rachel was born between 1755 and Mary's death in August 1777. On April 17, 1786, her father married Sariah (Sarah) Bailey (born c1768 in Montgomery County, Virginia). Sarah and Benjamin married in Pittsylvania County .[1]
Died Y.
1830
Perry,Kentucky, Verenigde Staten.
Age: 77.
Buried
Kentucky, United States.
Alternate Names
There are alternate names for this person:
Rachel died after 1830 in Perry, Kentucky, United States, aged about 75
Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed July 12, 2016), "Record of Benjamin Clement", Ancestor # A022963.
Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed July 12, 2016), "Record of Susanna Hill", Ancestor # A023018.
DAR Record 1 (son Benjamin Clement, b 1735, and wife Mary, parents of Rachel Clement, b 1770, m Henry Combs)
Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed July 14, 2016), "Record of John Coombs", Ancestor # A204415.
DAR Record 3 (son Henry Harrison Combs m Rachel Clements; son George b 1798, married Nancy Smith)
The WikiTree profile for Clements-1309 was created by Darlene Burton through the import of clay3_2013-07-25.ged on Jul 25, 2013.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Rachel by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Rachel:
Clements-3561 and Clement-1330 appear to represent the same person because: Same first, maiden and married name, close birth estimate and birth state, same spouse, matching child Nancy, close death estimate, same death county and state.
Clement-1330 and Clements-1228 appear to represent the same person because: Clement-1330 and Clements-1228 appear to represent the same person because: They appear to be the same girl with similar dates and parents and grand parents and great grand parents. ETC
Clement-1330 and Clements-1999 appear to represent the same person because: These two Rachel Clements appear to be the same, having the same parents and husband along with Grandparents and Great Grandparents. They seem to be one in the same.
Clements-1309 and Clement-1330 appear to represent the same person because: This action will merge Clements-1309 information into Clement-1330, so that the latter (Clement-1330) survives.
hmm. Apparently I didn't do it right, since Rebecca's still unattached.
And... She and Combs-439 had a daughter, yes? Shouldn't Winifred Nancy born 1784 be attached to this profile instead of his wife Phoebe Francis (married 1832)?
see also the "Speculation" para on Rachel's profile
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~george/countyformations/kentuckyformationmaps.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altavista,_Virginia
And... She and Combs-439 had a daughter, yes? Shouldn't Winifred Nancy born 1784 be attached to this profile instead of his wife Phoebe Francis (married 1832)?