Moses Clement (1758-1837)

• Lived in Dracut, MA, his entire life
• An unsourced document found at Ancestry on the history of Merrimac, MA, describes the old carriage building industry there and lists Moses Clement as one of the builders.
• 📄 Sketch of the Clement Family says that Moses
  • was revolutionary war soldier. So far there's no other indication of his revolutionary war service. This might be a mistaken reference to his uncle, Moses Clement (1738-1793), who Ancestry shows in a S.A.R. membership application.
  • that he "died of apoplexy" (possibly a stroke).
• Children included four sets of twins: David and Daniel, Charles and Clarissa, Betsey and Richard, and Frederick and Fanny.
• His death is related in 📄 Letter to Daniel Clement from Lucy Emes, Jul 11 1837

• Parents: Daniel Clement (1730-1770), Eunice Hunt (1729-1816)
• Spouse: Rachel Perham (1763-1838)
• Siblings:
• Children: John Clements (1782-1867), Asa Clements (1874-1851), Rachel Clements (1787-1843), Hannah Clements (1791-1870), Lucy Clements (1793-1869), Daniel Clement (1796-1872), David Clement (1796-1887), Clarissa Clement (1798-1870), Charles Clements (1798-1837), Richard Clements (1800-unknown), Betsey Clement (1800-1880), Fanny Clements (1803-1860), Frederick Clements (1803-1850), William Clement (1804-1878)