Isabel (Unknown) Haden (abt. 1696 - aft. 1759)

Born about 1696 in Virginia

Wife of John Clement Sr. I — married 1720 (to 1 Jun 1749) in Hanover County, Colony of Virginia

Descendants

Died after 1759 after about age 63 in Goochland Co., Virginia

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Biography

Isabel (Unknown) Haden was a Virginia colonist.

Isabel _ _ _ _? Clement, Haden was born about 1696 in the Colony of Virginia. She may have been the younger sister of Elizabeth _ _ _ _? the 1st wife of John Clements of Hanover County, Virginia. After Isabel's sister's death she married her husband, John, most likely to help raise her sister's kids. Together Isabel and John Clement only had one son named Simon. After her husband's John Clement's death in 1749, and before 1759, Isabel married a 2nd time to Anthony Haden. At some point, Isabel and Anthony moved to North Carolina or perhaps they were married their. It is not sure where they married. But Isabel's son, Simon Clement is also found living in Granville County, North Carolina.

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Descendants of Anthony Haden, Kay Haden, 2011. website.

ANTHONY HADEN and Isabel [CLEMENT] were married before 1759. Isabel [CLEMENT] was born (date unknown).

Isabel was first married to John Clement.

SOME WILLS FROM THE BURNED COUNTIES OF VIRGINIA by William Lindsay Hopkins; Richmond, VA, 1987, p.49

John Clement. Hanover Co, St. Paul's Parish 12 Nov 1748/1 Jun 1749

Wife Isabell. Names Son Simon Clement; Mary Clement wife of John Clement, dec'd; Son William Clement; Elizabeth Clement wife of Stephen Clement, dec'd. Exor: wife Isabell. Wit: Blackmon Hughes, Francis Terry, George Austin.

Virginia State Library Accession #26888 "Clement Personal Papers"

Transcription of actual will found. Isabell, wife, received the plantation where they lived with 200 acres for her natural life and after her decease to go to Simon and the heirs of his body forever. Mary, wife of William, dec'd; Elizabeth, wife of Stephen dec'd; and son William Clement all received one shilling sterling so must have already received their share. Isabell received the negro woman Hagar as well the remainder of the estate. Witnesses to John Clement's signature were Blackmore Hughes,

Francis Terry and George (x) Austin.

1 Jun 1749 The will was exhibited by Isabel Clement and proved by her oath and those of Blackmore Hughes and Francis Terry.

19 Apr 1801 Hanover Co VA. William Pollard, clerk of the court testified to a true transcript.

Note: Isabel was left with 200 acres. Anthony Haden paid tax on 200 acres of land after their marriage.

HANOVER CO VA Court Records 1733-1735 Deeds, Wills & Inventories Abstracted & complied by Rosalie Edith Davis Manchester, MO 1979

p.30 8 Oct 1731 Steven Clement was witness to will of Richard Brookes. He proved on his oath 5 Jul 1734

p.67

31 Mar 1733 Joseph Montray of St Martins Parish, Hanover to James Sims. Lease & release. 400 acres begin Clements corner on south side of a branch….Wades line. Signed: Joseph (x) Montray. Wit: John Sims, James (x) Hall, James (x) Roach

LAND PATENTS & GRANTS OF HANOVER CO VA 1721-1800

Compiled by Charles P. Blunt IV, 1980 When Hanover Co was formed from New Kent 1721, it also contained all of present day Louisa Co and part of Albemarle

Book 12, p.246

17 Aug 1725 John Clement of King William Co. 400 acres adj Alexander Snead, George Sims, Benj Brown, Charles Snelson, James Wade, Wm Pulliam, John Hill.

Book 13, p. 314

28 Sep 1728 Nathaniel Dickinson of Hanover. 400 acres adj lines of Nathaniel Dickenson and John Clement. In Wade's line. Book 13, p.471

28 Sep 1728 David Guin 400 acres adj Adam Ratherford, George [?] Clements and Cap George Hudson's lines. [Entry of 1736 also shows Rutherford and Hudson - I suspect the given name George is an error]

Book 14, p.480

28 Sep 1732 Joseph Moutray, 400 acres adj lines of Nathaniel Dickinson & John Clement. By patent dated 28 Sep 1728 to Dickenson, now granted to Joseph Moutray.

Book 17, p.107

5 June 1736 Joseph Hix - 222 acres Rutherford's corner, Broadhurst's line, Gwyn's corner, Clement's corner, Hudson's Corner, Joseph Hix, branch of Falling Crk. 100 part of patent granted to David Gwin for 400 acres on 28 Sep 1728 and by him sold to Joseph Hix and the residue never patente

• Descendants of Anthony Haden, Kay Haden, 2011. website.

• Lechner Family History, compiled by Michael Lechner, with my father Ted Harrold Lechner. Lechner Family History.

• A copy of the will of John Clement may be found at the Virginia State Library, Accession #26888 "Clement Personal Papers". It was dated 12 Nov 1745, from St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, VA. A copy was also filed during the lawsuit in North Carolina when it could still be found in Hanover County - 19 Apr 1801. William Pollard, clerk of the court of Hanover County, VA, testified to a true transcript.

• Last Will and Testament of John Clement

• St. Paul Parish, Hanover County, Virginia, written 12 Nov 1748 proved 1 Jun 1749

• In the name of God amen, the twelvth day of November one thousand seven hundred & forty

• I, John Clement, yeoman, of St Pauls Parish in Hanover County, being very sick & weak in body, yet of perfect mind & memory, calling to mind the mortallity of my body, do make & ordain, this my last will & testament, that is to say first & principally of all, I give & recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial, not doubting but at the Resurrection I shall receive the same again from God, & for such worldly estate as god hath bestowed on me in his life, my just debts & funeral charges being first paid, I give & dispose of as follows:

• Imprimis: I give & bequeath to Isabella Clement, my beloved & lawful wife, the plantation whereon I now live, with two hundred acres of land joyning to the said Plantation during her natural life, & at her decease to my son Simon Clement & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever.

• Item I give to Mary Clement the wife of John Clement, deceased, one shilling Sterling to her, & her heirs forever.

• Item I give to Elizabeth Clement wife to Stephen Clement, deceased, one shilling Sterling to her, & her heirs forever.

• Item I give to my son William Clement one shilling sterling .

• Item I give to my son Simon Clement two hundred acres of land whereon he now lives, to him & his heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever.

• Item I give to Isabella Clement my beloved & lawful wife one young negro woman named Hagar with her increase to her and her heirs forever, and as for all the remainder of my estate I give it to my beloved wife Isabella Clement, whom I make & ordain my sole executrix, of this my last will & testament.

• It is my desire that my estate may not be brought to an appraisment as witness my hand & seal this day & year above written.

• John Clement

• Signed sealed & delivered in presence of Blackmon Hughes, Francis Terry and George Austin.

• At court held for Hanover County on Thursday the ? day of June 1749. This last will & testament of John Clement dec'd was exhibited by Isabella Clement exectrix therein named and duly proved by oath of the said executrix and also by the oath of Blackmon Hughes and Francis Terry two of the witnesses thereto and thereupon admitted to record.
• Teste Henry Robinson Ct Clk

• Virginia, Hanover County: to wit I William Pollard clerk of the court of the said county of Hanover do hereby certify that the above is a true transcript from the records of the said county court of Hanover . In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said County the twenty ninth day of April one thousand eight hundred & one & in the twenty fifth year of the Commonwealth.
• William Pollard.

• [John Clement Sr.'s will survives only because it was read into the record during the probate of his son Simon's will in Granville Co., NC, in 1801 when it was being contested by his descendants. Hanover is one of the "burned counties" and the original will has long since been destroyed.]

• LDS Microfilm #2208030, North Carolina Estates, Granville Co
• This Indenture made this Sixth Day of October in the year of our Lord Christ one Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Nine Between Anthony Haden of the County of Hanover, Planter, and Isabell his wife of the one Part and Simon Clement of the County of Amelia, Planter, of the other Part. Whereas it was mutually agreed by and between the said Anthony Haden and Isabell his wife [before their intermarriage with each other] that they seperately should have, hold, use, occupy and enjoy each of their Estates without the hindrance - interruption or molestation of each of them to the other and that they seperately should dispose of their and each of their Estates or any Part thereof in the same manner as if they had not been married, and that neither of them should inter-meddle with any Part of the others Estate without their mutual Leave or Consent, and for and to comply with their said agreement, they are minded to give grant and Convey all the Estate that she was Possessed of at the Time of their intermarriage aforesaid, unto the said Simon Clement, Son of the said Isabell he having given Bond and Security unto the said Anthony Haden and Isabell his wife that if in case she should happen to outlive or Survive her said Husband she shall not claim any part of the Estate of him her said Husband but that he the said Simon will in that case, maintain and Support the said Isabell as long as she lives, or deliver up unto her the Estate hereby given unto him, now this Indenture. Witnesseth That the said Anthony Haden and Isabell his wife for and in Consideration of the abovementioned Premises and for the natural Love and Affection which they bear unto the said Simon Clement and also for the Sum of Five Shillings Sterling to them in hand paid the Receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and also for other good causes and Considerations - them thereunto moving they the said Anthony Haden and Isabell his wife have and each of them hath given and granted and by these Presents do and each of them doth give grant and confirm unto the said Simon Clement his Heirs, Executors, Administrators and Assigns for ever, Five Negro Slaves by name Hager, Angelo, Ismael, Milly and Mansfield and their Increase, and the following Goods, to wit. Three Feather, Beds and Furniture, Brass, Pewter and Iron Ware and also all other the Goods and Chattels, Debts and Substance whatsoever moveable and immoveable, of what kind, nature of Quality soever the same are - which were in the possession of, or did belong to the said Isabell at the Time of her Intermarriage with the said Anthony Haden after the Decease of the sd Isabel To have and to hold all and Singular the said Negroes, and their Increase, Goods, Chattals and all other the aforesaid Premisses unto the siad Simon Clement his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns to his and their own proper Use and uses for ever. In witness whereof the said Anthony Haden and Isabella his wife have hereunto set and affixed their Hands and Seals the Day and Year first above written.
• Antho. Haden
• Isabell Haden
• Signed Sealed & Delivered in presence of
• Ja. Allen, Wm Shackelford, Robt Thent, Robt Carter

• Memorandum. That on the Day and year within written Livery and Seisin was delivered by the within named Anthony Haden and Isabell his wife unto the within named Simon Clement of the Negroes and Beds within mentioned in the name of all the Estate within mentioned to hold to him the said Simon Clement his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns for ever, according to the within written Indenture Witness the Hands and Seals of the said Anthony Haden and Isabel his wife.
• Antho. Haden
• Isabell Haden
• Witness: Robt. Carter, Robt. Thent

• At a Court held for Hanover County of Thursday the 1st day of November 1759. This Deed Indented & the Memorandum of Livery & Seisin thereon Indorsed were proved by the Oath of Robert Carter & Robert Thent, the witnesses thereto & Admitted to Record. Test: William Pollard, DCHC

• Virgina, Hanover County to wit. I William Pollard clerk of the Court the County aforesaid to hereby Certify that the foregoing transcript is a true copy from the records of the Court of the said County. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal fo the said County the twenty seventh day of July one thousand eight hundred & one. William Pollard

Sources

See also:

Will - 12 November 1748 - 1 June 1749 • Hanover Co., Virginia, John Clement wrote his will on the 12th of November 1748 and it was proven in court on the 1st of June 1749. A copy of the will of John Clement may be found at the Virginia State Libary, Accession #26888 "Clement Personal Papers". It was dated 12 Nov 1745, from St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, VA. A copy was also filed during the lawsuit in North Carolina when it could still be found in Hanover County - 19 Apr 1801. William Pollard, clerk of the court of Hanover County, VA, testified to a true transcript. Website: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/clements/4476/

LDS Microfilm #2208030, North Carolina Estates, Granville Co - This Indenture made this Sixth Day of October in the year of our Lord Christ one Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Nine Between Anthony Haden of the County of Hanover, Planter, and Isabell his wife of the one Part and Simon Clement of the County of Amelia, Planter, of the other Part.

Descendants of Anthony Haden, Kay Haden, 2011. Webstie: http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~katy/genealogy/haden/index.html

Other Sources

YDNA Test Results through FTDNA for the Clements family - GROUP #12 John Clement - Hanover Co VA GROUP 12. These participants all match proven descendants of the family of John Clements of King William / Hanover Co. VA 1655-1749, through his sons William, Stephen, and Simon. His son John, who seemingly settled in Petersburg VA, now has a matching representation in the DNA project

William Clement of Amelia Co VA was the son of John of Hanover Co. He was born c 1680-1683, not 1670, and died 1760. His wife was Ann, surname possibly Parker. He had four sons; Benjamin born c 1703, William born c 1707, John born c 1710, Francis born c 1720, and daughters Elizabeth, Barsheba and Ann. Gen. I John Clement born c 1655-1660 d Hanover Co VA 1748. wives Elizabeth (Terry?) 1st, Isabell 2nd children named in will; Wm, John, Stephen, Simon. John and Stephen were deceased in 1747 at the writing of the will. Gen. II William, John, Stephen and Simon; WILLIAM Clement born c 1680-1681 migrated from King Wm Co VA to Amelia Co in 1735, at c age 55; d Amelia Co 1760. wife Anne (probably Parker) Children; Benjamin born c 1703, William Jr born c 1707, John born c 1710 and Francis born c 1720; daus Eliz, Barsheba and Ann. (more on these 4 sons of William will follow on Gen III) JOHN JR 1687-c1746 wife Mary probable sons John b c 1708, William b c 1710, Reuben and David.

• Website: https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/clements-clemmons-dna/about/background
• Website: https://www.familytreedna.com/public/ClementsClemmonsDNA/default.aspx?section=yresults

Anthony's Haden's Second wife, Isbell, dated Friday, June 11, 2010, Kay Haden Blog Website: http://moreleaves.blogspot.com/2010/06/anthony-hadens-second-wife.html