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Little is known about the history of the Clemens family. The family first appeared in the records of Tredyffrin in 1839 when George Clemens purchased a farm with an eastern boundary of North Valley Road from Adam Rickabaugh. The 1873 atlas shows a sawmill on the Clemens property. There is a parallel between the Clemens and Jones families in that a George Clemens (possibly the father of George Clemens of Tredyffrin) lived in Pikeland in the 1790s. There is also a suggestion that the Clemens were Mennonites, but there is no mention of the Clemens in the history of the Yellow Spring Road Mennonite Meetinghouse or any Clemens gravestones. |
| Children of George Clemens |
| Child | Birth year |
|---|---|
| Elizabeth | 1828 |
| David | 1829 |
| Mary | 1832 |
| Caroline | 1836 |
| Catherine | 1838 |
| Jacob | 1842 |