Some Descendants of John Clay of Virginia
Part I by June Shaputis
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Disclaimer: the first two generations above John Claye, The Grenadier, of whom
many are descended, and some descendants All my known sources have been included for any researchers
wishing to follow-up on them. Perhaps some day Clay family 1. John Claye, Esq. m. Mary Carlton, b. England, d. England, (dau of William Carlton died
1538 Eng.) John died 16 May 1632, England. William Carlton was said to be a
servant to Henry VIII. "Francois Benin (Francis Benning) His Descendants and Allied
Families" by Eva Harding Benning (1981) MO p. 56 (use great caution with this book
as she does not list her sources for the information)
Children
2. i William Claye.
ii Theopolis Claye b. England, d. England.
Second Generation
2. William Claye b. Eng., m. ___ ___. William died Eng., buried: Eng.
Children:
3. i John Claye.
Or:
In an unnamed book by Ruth Clay Burrell of Amarillo, TX, she states that Sir John Claye
(1558 - 1632, a Coal Baron of Wales, knighted by Queen Elizabeth I, son of John Claye of
Gloucester; who in turn was the son of John Claye of Derbyshire; who was the son of
another John Claye, knighted by Edward IV in 1471 at the Battle of Tewksbury.
Children:
1. Richard Claye b 1685, the oldest son, remained in Monmouthshire, Wales to inherit
the title and estate. Two of his sons came to America.
a. Frances Claye who came to Northumberland Co., VA in 1649 and his wife
came in 1652. Their children were:
1. William Claye who arrived in 1659 (?)
2. Daniel Claye who arrived in 1652.
b. Edward Claye who came to Northumberland Co., VA in 1659.
2. Captain John Claye b 1587, d 1639, arrived in the "Treasurer."
3. William Claye b. 1589, came to Charles City County, VA in 1638. Issue unknown.
Sources: The Traditional Genealogy of Capt. John Claye, Author unknown on file in British Museum of History, London, England; Early Virginia Immigrants; Virginia Magazine of History; Adventures of Purse and Person; The Genealogy of Clays by Mary Rogers Clay; Historic Georgian Families. Wurts: "Magna Charta" vol 7 CLAY p. 1960; "The Order of the Founders & Patriots of America" 1896 Order # 2513; Torrence: "VA Wills & Administrations" p. 85; "DAR Magazine" Jan 1981 p. 22; Filson Publication # 14 "The Clay Family" p. 77.
And Now, Some of the Rest of the Story.......
Third (or First or ?) Generation
3. John Claye b. England? Wales? (b. 1587 Monmouthshire, Wales, d. 1639 in Charles City,
VA; married 1612 in England), m. Ann ___, (Possibly Ann Nichols, b. 1594 in England,
d. pre 1660 in Charles City) d. VA. John died VA, buried: VA, Emigrant Ancestor; VA in
1613; 1609. Came to VA 16 Feb 1613 aboard the "Treasurer", called "the Grenadier."
Ann came to VA on the "Anne" in 1623
Children:
i Francis Claye b. c 1625, d. 1667, Westmoreland co., VA.
4. ii Charles Clay b. 1638.
iii William Claye. b. 1617 in England, married Judith, the dau of
Captain William Corker.
iv Thomas Claye. The eldest son, married an Elizabeth or Mary. They
had a son named Thomas. Mormon Church records claim an
additional son, John Claye Jr., b. 1624, d. 1647, Md.
1645 in Charles City to Elizabeth ___ and they had a son
named John. 1645, d. 1667, married 1687.
John b. 1614 in England, married Elizabeth ____ possibly France.
She later married John Wall and John Tate. She was b. 1615
and d. 1686 in Charles City. John Claye lived on the North
side of the James River, he was born in 1615 and died 1663 in
Charles City, VA. John and Elizabeth's children were:
1. William b. 1634, d. 1663, will probated 22 Oct
1663, in Charles City, VA. He married Emlin Wall.
2. Charles Clay b. 1638, married Hannah Wilson.
(Gail Sheets Gdkmj@aol.com has six sources of information on the above information on Charles
Clay and has provided much of the additional information on the early Clays. Other contributors
will be listed as they provided info.)
Fourth Generation
4. Charles Clay b. 1638, Charles City, VA, m. Hannah Wilson, b. Henrico Co., VA, d. pre
2 Aug 1706, dau. of John Wilson. Charles died 1686, VA.
Children:
5. i Henry I Clay b. 1672.
ii Mary Clay b. Va. b. 1676
iii Elizabeth Clay b. Va. b. 1666 or 1678
iv John Clay b. Va. b. 1668, d. 1722
v Thomas Clay b. VA, b. 1670, d. 1726, Prince George co., VA.
vi Charles B. Clay b. 1674, d. 1765, Chesterfield Co., Va. Married
Sarah ___ in 1712.
vii Judith Clay. b. 1678/80
Fifth Generation
5. Henry I Clay b. 1672, Henrico Co., VA, m. 1707/08, in Henrico County, VA, Mary Mitchell,
b. Jan 1693, Chesterfield Co., VA, (daughter of William Mitchell and Elizabeth ___
of Swift Creek, Henrico / Chesterfield County, VA) d. 7 Aug 1777, VA. Henry died
3 Aug 1760, of the "Nattles", in Chesterfield County, VA, buried: on ("The Raells")
his farm near Swift Creek. One source says he collapsed and died at the dinner table.
A source believes the family cemetery near Richmond, was bulldozed a few years ago and
a soccer field for a high school put there. The tombstone of this Henry is said to be
leaning up against one of the school buildings.
Gynger Cook OXOZEME688@aol.com and Bob Page rpage@ford.com
Children:
i William Mitchell Clay b. 1710, d. 1774, Md. 1732 Mary Belcher.
* Mitchell Clay Sr. md. Phoebe Belcher
* Mitchell Clay Jr. md Judith Clay
* Charles Lewis Clay md Ora (Aury) Stewart
* Henry Byron Clay md Nancy Ann Thompson
* Andrew Byron Clay md Sarah Eliz. Acord
* Henry Byron Clay md Frances Azel Young
* Elizabeth Hope Clay md Julius Emmett Spradling Jr.
* Julius Emmett Spradling III
(Gail Sheets Gdkmj@aol.com has info on this line)
(Julius (Tim) E. Spradling III SPRAD666@aol.com)
6. ii Henry II Clay b. 1711.
7. iii Rev. Charles Clay b. 31 Jan 1716.
8. iv John Clay b. 1718, d. 1761.
v Amey (Amy) Clay Md. # 2 William Green, # 3 Benjamin Williamson.
vi Mary Clay m. pre 1747, in ?Henrico Co., VA, Thomas Watkins, b.
pre 1720, ?Henrico Co., VA, (son of Edward Watkins and ___ ___)
d. 1780/81,Henrico Co., VA.
Martha Clay b. 1715, Md. 6 May 1732, William Bass, d. 1 Mar 1745
(Gail Sheets Gdkmj@aol.com)
Sixth Generation
6. Henry II Clay b. 1711, of Southham parish, Cumberland Co., VA, m. 1735, Lucy Green,
b. 1717, VA, (daughter of Thomas III Green and Elizabeth Marston) d. pre 22 Oct 1764,
buried: ? Southam parish, Cumberland, VA. Henry died c 1764.
Children:
i Dr. Henry III Clay b. (19 Sep) 1736, Cumberland Co., VA, d. 17
Jan 1820, Bourbon co., KY, Md. Rachel Provall.
* Mattie Clay b. 1772 md. Littleberry Bedford
(Ellie Hagner hagner@ix.netcom.com)
ii Charles II Clay b. 1745 Md. --- Lewis.
iii Samuel Clay. b. 1746
iv Thomas Clay. b. 1748
v Abia (Abijah) Clay. b. 1744
vi Marston Clay b. 1750 Md. Elizabeth Williams.
vii Rebecca Clay. b. 14 Nov 1752 Md. John Marshall
Children:
* John Marshall Jr. md. #2 Mildred Arnold
* Mary Marshall md. Edward Bledsoe
* Charles Marshall md Polly Bledsoe
* Henry Clay Marshall
md. #1 Susanna Hines Tomlinson;
* Nancy Hines Marshall md Richard Carter
* Capt. Robt. A. Carter md Elizabeth Coble
* Lilly Bassett Carter md Jos. Filson Hoffman
* Lilly Josephine Hoffman md Hobert Lee Perdue
* Josephine Hoffman Perdue md James Brooks Gee
md. #2 Mary Hayes Barker
* Lucy Jones Marshall md. Isaac Bledsoe
* Elizabeth Marshall md. Thomas Reavis
* Phoebe Marshall md. Allen Howard
* Nancy Marshall md. John Longmire
(Jodie Gee gee@sccoast.net)
viii John Clay. b. 1754
ix Elijah Clay. b. 1756
x Lucy Clay. b. 1758
(Gail Sheets Gdkmj@aol.com)
7. Rev. Charles Clay b. 31 Jan 1716, Powhatan co? Cumberland Co?, VA, m. 11 Nov 1741,
in VA, Martha (Patsy) Green, b. 25 Nov 1719, Amelia Co., VA, (daughter
of Thomas III Green and Elizabeth Marston) d. 6 Sep 1793, VA, 11 children.
Chas. died 5 Feb (6 Sep) 1789,Powhatan co., VA, 3rd child. Rev. Charles Clay was a
Soldier in Rev. War; follower of Bacon.
Wurts: "Magna Charta" vol 7 CLAY p. 1960; "The Order of the Founders & Patriots of
America" 1896 Order # 2513; Torrence: "VA Wills & Administrations" p. 85; "DAR
Magazine" Jan 1981 p. 22; Filson Publication # 14"The Clay Family" p. 77.
Children:
i Mary Clay b. 22 Sep 1742, VA, d. 5 Sep 1823, Prince Edward
Co., VA, 6 children, Md. Stephen Lockett (1733-1794).
9. ii Eleazer Clay b. 4 Aug 1744, d. 2 May 1836 in Halifax Co., VA.
10. iii Rev. Charles Green Clay b. 24 Dec 1745.
iv Henry Clay b. 5 Mar 1748, of Pittsylvania Co., VA. d. 1777,
Trenton, NJ (killed in Rev. War), no issue. Will proved 23 Oct
1777; written 21 Mar 1776.
(Robert D. Ricketts ricketts@ns.gamewood.net)
v Thomas Clay b. 30 Jul 1750 Cumberland Co., VA, d. will dated
Oct 1777, Will listed 28 Dec 1794 Madison Co., KY, d. 1825 in
Davis Co., KY. He had 2 children, Md. Polly Callahan Dawson. Or
Mary Jane Dawson Callahan. (Gail Sheets Gdkmj@aol.com can't tell
if Callahan is a last name or a place)
vi Bettie Elizabeth Clay b. 20 Apr 1752, Md. Alexander Murray.
vii Lucy Clay b. 20 Apr 1752 in Cumberland Co., VA, Md. 1770, Md.
William Thaxton in Jan or Feb 1770/1772. Died Nov 1825 at
Dalethorpe Co., GA.
viii Matthew Clay b. 25 Mar 1754, d. pre 17 Jul 1815, Halifax co.,
VA, Md. 1. 1788 Mary Polly Williams in Pittsylvania Co., VA.
Children:
1. Mary Clay
2. Mathew Clay
3. Joseph Clay b. 19 May 1791, d. 1835
Children:
a. Joseph
b. Chas.
c. Clement
d. Sarah Amanda
4. Amardor Clay
(Gail Sheets Gdkmj@aol.com)
ix General Green Clay b. 14 Aug 1757, Powhatan co., VA, d.
21 Oct 1826/28, Madison Co., KY, buried: KY, Md. 14 Mar 1795,
Married Sally Lewis, had 7 children.
x Priscilla Clay b. 30 Apr 1759, no issue, never married.
xi Martha "Patsy" Clay b. 13 Jul 1761, d. 1844, Md. 17 Sep 1810,
1804 Powhatan co., VA to Hopkins Lewis.
8. John Clay b. c 1721, d.1762, m.(1)ca. 1740,in ? Goochland co., VA, Sarah Watkins,
b. pre 1726,? Henrico Co., VA, (daughter of Edward Watkins and unknown) d. ca. 1750,
Chesterfield Co., VA. [Edward Watkins Sep 1766 testimony in suit brought by "Sir"
John Clay against the executor of his father's estate - Chesterfield Co., VA Court
Records, "Dead Papers" box 7, Folder 1770 - under oath Edward Watkins stated "John
Clay, deceased, Father of the Plaintiff, intermarried with (my) daughter Sarah, now
also deceased & Mother of the Plaintiff." "John Clay and his Brother Edward (are) the
only Children or Issue of (my) Daughter."] John lived on north side of Swift Creek &
upper side of Nut Tree Run, Chesterfield, VA. John's will was dated 15 Nov 1761 and
probated Nov 1762. In his will, John Clay confirmed his gift of 200 acres to "Jeremiah
Bass, Son of Mary Bass, now my wife." [Chesterfield Co. VA Will Book 1, pp. 342-342;
probated 5 Nov 1762. Original in "Loose Papers"] b. 1718, d. 1761.
m. (2)1759/60, Mary Bass, who Md. 2nd Thomas Woodridge( Wooldridge)["Martha (Clay) Bass
and her Daughter Mary Bass Clay of Henrico and Chesterfield Cos., VA", Peggy C. Peacock.
The Virginia Genealogist Vol. 31, pp. 298-305]
Children by Sarah Watkins:
11. i "Sir" John Clay b. c 1742.
ii Edward Clay b. 1744/49, Henrico Co., VA, m.(1)c 1770, in
? Cumberland co., VA, Magdelene Trabue, b. 1748, d. c 1815,
m. (2) Jean Dupuy. Edward died 1820, Person, North Carolina.
Magdelene Trabue was the dau of John James and Olympia Dupuy
Trabue. They moved to Alabama, though some of their descendents
apparently moved back to Charlotte City, VA. Issue:
John Clay
Samuel Clay
Martha Clay
James Clay
Francis Clay
Judith Clay
Mary Clay
Phoebe Clay
Edward Clay
Sarah Clay
(Ned Boyajian boyajian@netcom.com)
Children by Mary Bass:
iii Fanny Clay.
Seventh Generation
9. Eleazer Clay b. 4 Aug 1744, VA, m.(1)1766, in VA, Jane (Epperson) Apperson, b. VA,
d. aft. 1780, VA, m.(2)Elizabeth Whitehead, m.(3)13 Feb 1826, Phoebe Newby Swepton,
d. aft 1836, widow of E. Swepton. Eleazer died 2 May 1836, Chesterfield Co., VA.
Children by Jane (Epperson) Apperson:
12. i Phineas Clay.
13. ii Jane E. Clay b. 1 Jan 1776.
14. iii Matthew Clay.
15. iv Lavinia Clay.
v Samuel Clay b. ca. 1779, VA, m. 3 Mar 1802, Martha Burfoot.
Samuel died 21 Jan 1831, ? Chesterfield co., VA. Samuel Clay
was a Colonel in the American Rev. War; Martha was a daughter
of Thomas Burfoot.
vi Dorcus Clay Md. ___Graves.
vii Cynthia Clay Md. Daniel Sullivan of Albemarle Co. VA.
viii Anne Clay d. 3 Nov 1817, Md. John Coates Russell.
10. Rev. Charles Green Clay b. 24 Dec 1745, Powhatan?, VA, m. 27 Jun 1796, 15 Jan 1767 in Bedford
Co., VA, Editha Landon Davies, b. 17 Apr 1777, ? St. Anne's Parish, Albemarle, VA,
(daughter of (DAR) Henry Landon Davies and Ann Clayton) d. 03 Jul 1838, Bedford Co.,
VA, buried: "Pettygrove", now "Ivy Hill", Forest, Bedford, VA.
Rev. C. G. Clay died 08 Feb 1820, 12 Nov 1819 Bedford, VA, buried: "Pettygrove", "Ivy Hill"
near Forest Depot, Bedford, VA,
The house was built in 1790, at Petty Grove, Forest, Bedford Co., Va. by Rev.
Charles Clay, it burned in 1920. The photo is from the book Poplar Forest and
Thomas Jefferson, by S. Allen Chambers, the photo courtesy of Mrs. R. Gene Goley.
D.A.R. Patriot (P.S. VA.). 1820 will #5 p. 171 Bedford co, VA clk of circuit court, will
dated 12 Nov 1819, proved Bedford co 27 Mar 1920.
Dennis/Smith: "Marriage Bonds - Bedford co., VA 1755-1800"; Buford: "Bedford co.,
VA Index of Wills 1754-1830"; "Campbell Chronicles and Family Sketches" p. 393-396;
Episcopalian minister of St Anne's Parish 1769-1784; had sons throw rocks on grave for
every sin they committed that he did not know of, the pile is 12' high, 20' long;
"Lynchburg & Its Neighbors: by Yancey p. 37; "The Clay Family";
Editha: Wurts: Magna Charta p. 2095. Her tombstone reads: "Editha Clay died 3rd June 1838
aged 61 years 47 days. This monument is erected to the memory of the Best of Mothers by
her affectionate sons."
Children:
i Cyrus Boyle Clay b. 10 May 1797, Bedford Co., VA, d. 08 Sep
1820, near Forest, Bedford, VA, buried: "Pettygrove", Forest
Station, Bedford, VA, no issue, never married. Tombstone in
what is now the Ivy Hill Golf Course reads: "In memory of
Cyrus B Clay, Who died 8 Sept. 1820, Age 23 years 4 months,
To know was but to love and respect him."
ii Junius Axel Clay b. 25 Mar 1797?, Bedford Co., VA, m. 14 Dec
1820, in VA, Elizabeth Cobbs. Junius died 1884/85, Buckingham,
VA, Md. 1820, ? Albemarle co., VA.
iii General Odin Green Clay b. 5 May 1795/1802, Bedford Co., VA,
m. Oct 1822, in VA, Ann Clayton Davies. General Odin Green
died 17 Jan 1882/83, Lynchburg, Campbell, VA. Ann Clayton
Davies and Editha Eliz. Davies were 1st cousins.
16. iv Paulus Aurelius Clay b. 11 Oct 1807.
11. John Clay b. c 1742, Henrico Co., VA, m. 1765, Elizabeth Hudson, b. 1750, d. 1829.
?(1748-1819) John died 1781, Hanover co., VA. A Baptist minister; He was the father
of the Statesman and Orator, Henry Clay. Elizabeth Hudson m 2 Henry Watkins in 1782.
Both born in VA. The couple had seven children and settled in Versailles, KY, where
they operated an inn or tavern. (Ned Boyajian boyajian@netcom.com)
Children:
1. Betsy Hudson Clay d. in infancy
1. George Hudson Clay 1768-1787? No issue
1. Henry Clay d. in infancy
1. John Clay 1775-1829 m. Julie Duralde. Issue: ?; John settled in New
Orleans; died on a steamship between Louisville and New Orleans
1. Sally Clay d. in infancy
1. Molly Clay d. in infancy
1. Henry Clay 1777-1852; "the Statesman & Orator" resided on farm
outside Lexington, KY. m. Lucretia Hart 1781-1864. Issue:
2. Henrietta Clay 1800-1801
2. Theodore Wythe Clay 1802-1870. Severe blow to head in youth
led to mental problems in young adulthood. Died at Asylum
for the Insane in Lexington, KY. No issue
2. Thomas Hart Clay 1803-1871 lived on farm outside Lexington
m. 1837 Marie Mentelle. Issue:
3. Lucretia Clay b 1836/38-1860. Died in childbirth.
m. William Campbell Preston Breckinridge(1837-1904)Issue:
4. Lee Breckinridge b. 1860, d in infancy
3. Harry Boyle Clay He served in Confederate Army; I suspect
he may have been on of the notorious band called Morgan's
Raiders, but have no confirmation. m. Nannie Bradley Bynum.
Issue:
4. Harry Boyle Clay m. Fanny Russell Neill. Issue: dau
Mary and an Infant. No more is known.
4. Elsie Clay m. Henry Clay McDowell, Jr
4. Mary L. Clay m. William D. Kenner. Issue:
5. Harry C. Kenner
5. Lanier Neill Kenner
5. Nannie Bradley Kenner d prior to 1898
5. Elsie Clay Kenner
5. Ida H. Clay Kenner
4. Ida Clay
3. Thomas Hart Clay; editor "Youth's Companion" magazine; later,
involved in Lexington, KY real estate. m. Annie Gratz. Issue:
4. Miriam Clay
4. Anna Clay
4. Henrietta Clay
3. Rose Clay m. Garland Hale - no issue
3. Mary Clay - issue?
2. Susan Hart Clay 1805-1825 m. 1822 Martin Duralde II. Issue:
3. Martin Duralde III 1823-1846 - no issue
3. Henry Clay Duralde 1824-1850 - no issue
2. Anne Brown Clay 1807-1835 m. James Erwin. Issue:
3. Julia Erwin 1825-1828
3. Henry Clay Erwin 1827-1857 m. Margaret Johnson. No issue?
3. James Erwin Jr. 1828-1848
3. Andrew Eugene Erwin 1830-1864; Colonel in Confederate Army.
Killed at siege of Vicksburg. m. Josephine Russell. Issue:
4. Lucretia C. b. 1854 m. 1876 Minor Simpson of Fayette
Cty. Issue:
5. John M. C. Erwin
5. Josephine C. Erwin
5. Eugene E. Erwin
5. Henry C. Erwin
4. Nettie Russell Erwin 1857-1889 m. 1887 Howard Gratz.
No issue
4. Mary Webster Erwin b. 1861-1931 m. 1890 Matthew William
Anderson 1836-1906. Issue:
5. Henry C. Anderson
5. George Anderson
5. Matthew William Anderson 1895-1967 m. 1916 Lucy
Alexander Humphreys Chenault 1897-1975. Had issue
4. Eugenia Erwin b 1864; d in infancy
3. Lucretia Erwin 1830-1866
3. Mary Erwin 1832
3. Charles Edward Erwin 1835-1860
2. Lucretia Clay 1809-1823
2. Henry Clay 1811-1847 m. 1832 Julia Prather 1814-1840. Issue:
3. Henry Clay III 1835-1862
3. Matilda Clay b. 1835; d in Bordeaux, France
3. Martha Clay b. 1838 d in infancy
3. Anne Clay 1837-191 m. Henry Clay McDowell
4. Nannette McDowell m. 1892 Thomas Stapleton Bullock. Issue:
5. Henry McDowell Bullock
4. Henry C. McDowell m. Elsie Clay, dau of Harry Boyle Clay
4. William Adair McDowell m. 1887 Alice Dudley. Issue:
5. William Cochran McDowell
4. Thomas C. McDowell m. 1888 Mary Man Goodloe. Issue:
5. Annie C. McDowell
5. William Cassius Goodloe McDowell
4. Julia Prather (Julie) m. ____ Brock
4. Madeline McDowell m. 1898 Desha Breckinridge
4. Ballard McDowell 1877-1881
3. Thomas Clay 1840-1863. d. of Typhoid while serving in Confederate
Army in Georgia. No issue
2. Eliza Clay 1813 or 1815-1825. No issue
2. Laura Clay b 1815 d. in infancy
2. James Brown Clay 1817-186 m. Susan Maria Jacob 1823-1905. Issue:
3. Lucy Clay 1844-1863. No issue
3. James B. Clay 1848-1906; horse breeder m. Eliza Ingles. No issue
3. John Clay 1847-1872. No issue.
3. Henry (Harry) Clay 1849-1884; Louisville, KY politician. No issue.
3. Lucretia (Teetee) Clay 1851-1924. No issue
3. Thomas J. Clay 1853-1939; Army officer; served in the Geronimo
campaign. No issue
3. Susan Clay 1855-1863. No issue
3. Charles Donald Clay 1857-1935; off-and-on Army officer: Fought at
El Caney in Spanish American War; shot in throat and nearly killed
during fighting in Philippine Insurrection; served as Quarter Master's
staff in WWI. Reached rank of Lt. Col. m. 1896 Mariah Hensley
Pepper 1870-1939. Issue:
4. Susan Clay b 1897 Frankfort KY; d 1981 New Haven, CT, m. 1927
Vassili Sawitzky b 1879 in Riga, Latvia; d.2/2/1947 in CT.
No issue***
4. Charles D. Clay b 1899 outside Lexington; Army officer; murdered
at Fort Snelling, MN i 1922. No issue
4. Robert Pepper Clay b 1905 outside Lexington; d 1978 Greenville,
MS. Career Army officer. Served in WWII and Korea. Reached rank
of colonel. m. Mary Martha Martindale 1903. Issue:
5. Lucy Clay b. 1931 -- Had issue
5. Susan Clay b. 1935 -- Had issue
5. Robert Pepper Clay Jr. d. 1973. No issue
4. Elizabeth Starling Clay b @1906 m. 1948 William Bell Blandford
b @1906. No issue
2. John Morrison Clay 1821-1887. m. Josephine Russell Erwin. No issue
1. Porter Clay 1779-1849/1850 d. in Camden, Arkansas; late in life became a
Baptist minister m 1. Sophia Grosch, d. 1829 - had one daughter, who m. a Taylor
m 2. Mrs. ____ Hardin - no issue
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