George Paul Clements, Jr. Collection 1843-2006

Collection Summary: Title: George Paul Clements, Jr. Collection Summary: Numerous materials relating to George Paul Clements, Jr., his family, and his research. Physical Description: 16.26 linear feet Repository: Metropolitan Government Archives of Nashville & Davidson County, 615 Church Street, Nashville, TN 37219

Biographical/Historical Note: George Demetrius Clements was born in Union County, Kentucky, where he was a teacher. There he met his wife Mary Serena Melborne, and they moved to Davidson County, Tennessee around 1881. They had five sons: Robert Muir Clements, founder of the Clements Paper Company located in Nashville; Charles Runcie Clements, Jr., founder of the National Life & Accident Insurance Company located in Nashville; John Clements, who became a priest and died around 1905 near Mobile, Alabama; Melborne Clements and Paul Clements, who graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School in 1895. In 1899, Paul married Effie Pointer Skillero of Pulaski, Tennessee, and in 1903 he began working with the Philippine Health Service. Effie died in 1911 during a visit to see her husband in the Philippines. In Manila, Paul Clements met Maria Trinidad Munoz, whom he married in 1915. They had two children: George Paul and Mary Alice Clement, who spent their childhood and teen years in Manila. Paul Clements died in Manila in 1918 after working in the Culion leper colony.

George Paul Clements (full name George Joseph Paul Rupert Valentine Clements) at one time went by George Joseph Clements, then G. Paul Clements for the remainder of his life. His early education was in Manila, and then he began his college years at the University of St. Thomas. Desiring to move to his father’s home state, he transferred to Vanderbilt University, where he graduated in 1938 with an engineering degree. He was then employed by Hart, Freeland and Roberts (Nashville) as a civil engineer. In 1940, he married Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy, daughter of Thomas P. Kennedy and Estelle H. Allen Kennedy. Clements served in World War II with Army Air Intelligence from 1942 to 1945, and after the war was co-owner of Walter Keith & Co., where he remained until the mid-1950s. He later worked for Phillip and Buttorf Corp., and then became co-owner of O’Bryan Brothers with his brother-in-law, Robert M. Kennedy, in 1967. GPC and KKC lived in Nashville and had one son, George Paul Clements, Jr. (1947)

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George Paul Clements, Jr. attended school at Woodmont School and Battle Ground Academy, and continued his education at Vanderbilt University and George Peabody College. He currently lives in Williamson County.

Scope and Content: This collection has two separate parts: the Clements and Kennedy family records and the O’Bryan brothers’ business records. Family records are as follows: with deep roots in Nashville, Tennessee, the union of George Demetrius Clements and Mary Serena Melborne created a family in varied ways to the city of Nashville. Through marriages, the records widen to include the family’s personal lives and varied professions including teaching, business, banking, medicine, and writing. Included are the records of George and Mary’s grandson, G. Paul Clements, who married Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy, thus bringing a business link to O’Bryan Brothers, Inc. The marriage of G. Paul and Katherine produced George Paul Clements, Jr., who grew up in Nashville and became a researcher and writer of the city’s history. The business records include information regarding O’Bryan Brothers, Inc., a Nashville- based distributor of men’s work and casual clothes.

The materials in this collection include correspondence, photographs, wills, newspaper clippings, bank and medical records, school, military and business records, and architectural plans. Oversize materials include family photographs, printed materials, and drawings. The content of the materials includes personal papers, vital, medical, and military records, and genealogy for the Clements and Kennedy families. Additionally, the personal papers, vital records, photographs, school records, personal records, professional records, and research, writing, and teaching papers belonging to George Paul Clements, Jr. are included as well.

Restrictions: Restrictions on Access: In library use only. Access is available by appointment during Metro Government Archives’ open hours, which can be found at http://www.library.nashville.org/locations/loc_all.asp. Please inquire in advance of visiting Metro Government Archives as items are in closed stacks. Restrictions on Use and Reproduction: This material may be protected by copyright (Title 17 U.S. Code).

Administrative Information: Copyright: Metro Government Archives of Nashville & Davidson County retains intellectual property rights to this collection. Some restrictions may apply. Provenance: Donated by George Paul Clements, Jr. Processing Information: Compiled and processed by Margaret McCready Cornell

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Detailed Description of the Collection:

Box 1A: George Demetrius Clements (1843-1930)

 Folder 1: Census & family cemetery plot records (1880-1988)  Folder 2: Photographs of GDC, his wife and his family (1880 – 1929)  Folder 3: Correspondence received from son, Dr. Paul Clements (1915-1917)  Folder 4: Correspondence received from friends and grandchildren (1918-1928)  Folder 5: Savings book for grandson, G. Paul Clements (1919-1934)  Folder 6: Obituary (1930)

Box 1A: Paul Clements (1871-1918), son of George Demetrius and Mary Serena Clements  Folder 7a: Childhood & youth (1872, 1888)  Folder 7b: School records (1881 – 1891)  Folder 7c: Vanderbilt Medical School (1895)  Folder 8a: Marriage to Effie Pointer Skillern (1899 – 1911)  Folder 8b: Robert C. Skillern (her brother) (1899 – 1917)  Folder 9a: Photographs (1903 – 1905)  Folder 9b: Radio script of Dr. Paul Clements work in the Philippine Islands (P.I.) (1903, 1936)

Box 1B: Paul Clements (1971-1819)  Folder 10: Correspondence received (1896, 1906 – 1918)  Folder 11: Vouchers and travel expenses in P.I. (1903, 1906 - 1907)  Folder 12: Vouchers and travel expenses in P.I. (1908)  Folder 13: Vouchers and travel expenses in P.I. (1909 – 1911)  Folder 14: Photographs of Culion Leper Colony in P.I. ca (1910)  Folder 15: Ledger (1915 – 1918)  Folder 16: Marriage to Maria Trinidad Munoz (1915)  Folder 17: Honeymoon in Saigon (1915)  Folder 18: Postcards of China trip (1918)  Folder 19: Philippine Free Press newspaper (1918)  Folder 20: Last days and death (1918 – 1922)  Folder 21: Death and estate (1918 – 1919, 1934)  Folder 22: Death (1918)

Box 2A: Maria Trinidad Munoz Clements (1889-1961)  Folder 23a: Lopez-Palma genealogy (1878 – 1996)  Folder 23b,c: Munos genealogy  Folder 24: Photographs of parents (1880’s)  Folder 25: Family papers (Spanish) (1889 – 1918)  Folder 26: Photographs of Maria Clements and her family (1915 – 1958)  Folder 27: Vital records (1915 – 1945, 1968)  Folder 28: Correspondence received (1915 – 1939)  Folder 29: Correspondence received from Melborne Clements (1921 – 1933)

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 Folder 30: Correspondence received from father-in-law George Demetrius Clements (1917-1930)  Folder 31: Correspondence received on death of father-in-law George D. Clements (1930)  Folder 32: Correspondence received from son G. Paul Clements and wife Katherine (1939 – 1940)  Folder 33: Correspondence received from Charles Runcie Clements (1940 – 1954)  Folder 34: Passport,1(946, 1950)  Folder 35: Purchase and sale agreements (Spanish) (1936, 1944)  Folder 36: Financial records (1920 – 1958)  Folder 37: Death and estate (1961)  Box 2B: Maria Trinidad Munoz Clements  Folder 38: Photographs of sister Marino (Munoz) Wyss and husband Otto (1915 – 1960)  Folder 39: Correspondence received by Otto Wyss (1944, 1954)  Folder 40: U. S. permanent residency papers (1968)

Box 3: Children/Grandchildren of George Demetrius and Mary Serena Clements  Folder 41: Robert Muir Clements (1874-1939)—Correspondence received (1889, 1902 – 1920)  Folder 42: RMC—Correspondence received by Frances Moore Clements, daughter of RMC (1924 – 1926)  Folder 43: RMC—Photographs, 1926 – 1962 and photo companies, 1910 -1911  Folder 44: RMC—Death (1939)  Folder 45: Charles “Runcie” Clements, Jr. (1875-1960)—Biographical records (1928 – 1960)  Folder 46: CRC—National Life and Accident Insurance Company (1955 – 1960)  Folder 47: CRC—Children of CRC, Jr. (1937 – 2006)  Folder 48: Melborne “Diddie” Clements—Photographs (c.1900 – 1950)  Folder 49: MDC—World War II, (1942 – 1944)  Folder 50: John Clements—Photograph, (c.1896)  Folder 51: Mary Alice Clements—School records (1925 – 1934)  Folder 52: Correspondence received from grandfather, George Demetrius Clements (1928-1929)  Folder 53: Correspondence (1950 – 1954, 1973)  Folder 54: Financial records (1937 – 1941, 1971 – 1982)  Folder 55: Dept of the Army records (1962 – 1971)  Folder 56: Photographs (1922 – 1980)  Folder 57: Biographical writing by nephew, G. Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 58: “The Battle of Manila: February 3 – March 3, 1945” by James Litton  Folder 59: Death and estate (1982, 2010)  Folder 60: mtDNA test record (2010)

Box 4: Personal Records of George Paul Clements  Folder 1: Infancy – photographs (1916 – 1920)

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 Folder 2: Biographical records (1916 – 1975)  Folder 3: Early childhood & youth – photographs (1916 – 1932)  Folder 4: Correspondence received from George Demetrius Clements (1919-1930)  Folder 5: School records (1922 – 1933)  Folder 6: Art work from teen years (c. 1931)  Folder 7: Vanderbilt University (1936 – 1938, 1948)  Folder 8: Photographs of GPC and KKC (early 1940)

Box 5: Personal Records of George Paul Clements  Folders 9-17: World War II military records (1942 – 1948)  Folder 18: World War II, officer candidate school (1942-1944)  Folder 19: World War II military records (1949-1950)  Folder 20: Newspaper clippings of World War II (1942 – 1945)  Folder 21: Air Force Reserves (1951 – 1954)

Box 6: Personal Records of George Paul Clements  Folder 22: Entertainment ephemera (1950 – 1960)  Folder 23: Correspondence received by GPC and KKC (1948 – 1990)  Folder 24: Correspondence received from Otto Wyse (1940 – 1954)  Folder 25: Correspondence received from G. Paul Clements, Jr. (1953 – 1966)  Folder 26: Photographs of GPC (1960 – 1988)  Folders 27-30: Photographs of neighbors and friends (1940 – 1980)  Folder 31: Correspondence received from his aunt, Marina (Munoz) Wyss (1954 – 1958)

Box 7: Personal Records of George Paul Clements  Folder 32: Correspondence from sister Mary Alice Clements (1959 – 1974)  Folder 33: Correspondence received by KKC from Mary Armistead (1951 – 1973)  Folders 34-35: Livingston A. Kelley, correspondence and photographs (1946 – 1966)  Folder 36: GPC’s trip to Spain with sister Mary Alice Clements (1985)  Folder 37: GPC’s international driving permits & passports (1975 and 1985)  Folders 38-41: Clements home at 710 Clearview Drive Nashville, TN (1930, 1940 – 1976)  Folders 42: Newspaper clippings of friends (1966 – 1974)  Folder 43: Facsimile of Declaration of Independence (n.d.)

Box 8: Personal Records of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements  Folder 1: Birth and childhood (1915 – 1920)  Folder 2: Early childhood photographs (1915 – 1920)  Folder 3: Childhood photographs (1917 – 1924)  Folder 4: Youth and young adulthood (1923 – 1930)  Folder 5: Hollins College (c.1935)  Folders 6-10: European tour and U. of Cambridge—photographs, correspondence, postcards (1937-1939)

Box 9: Personal Records of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements  Notebooks and assignments during college (1937 – 1939)

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Box 10: Personal Records of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements  Folder 11: Engagement and marriage (1940)  Folders 12-15: Correspondence received from husband during WW II (1941 – 1944)  Folder 16: Correspondence received (1943 – 1948)  Folder 17: Correspondence received from son G. Paul Clements, Jr. and others (1950 – 1980)  Folder 18: Correspondence received from her father (1943 – 1954)  Folder 19: Postcards from Bellingrath Gardens at Bellecamp, Mobile, AL (c.1950?)  Folder 20: Community involvement/activities (1950 – 1975)  Folder 21-22: Trip to the Mediterranean and Egypt (1960 – 1970)  Folder 23: Collection of booklets (1950)  Folder 24: Medical records (1958)

Box 11a: Personal Records of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements  Folder 26: Financial documents (T.P. Kennedy, Jr. Trust) (1968 – 1993)  Folder 27: Financial documents (1969 – 1991)  Folder 28: Financial documents (Silver King Mines, Inc.) (1987)  Folders 29-30: Financial documents (bank statements) (1992 – 1994)

Box 11b: Personal Records of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements  Bank statements (1960 – 1975)

Box 12: Personal Records of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements  Folders 31-34: Medical records (1975 – 1991)  Folders 35-36: Wills (1961 – 1993)  Folder 37: Death, April 29 (1994)

Box 13: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folder 1: Correspondence received,1(971 – 1976)  Folder 2: Memberships/associations -Bluegrass Country Club (1957 – 1958)  Folder 3: Memberships/associations - Belle Meade Country Club (1973 – 1987)  Folder 4: Memberships/associations - Churches of Nashville (1984 – 1986)  Folder 5: Bills paid (personal) (1962 – 1964, 1985 – 1988)  Folder 6: Assessment records on 710 Clearview Drive home (1973 – 1986) [Also see f. 37]  Folder 7: Summons (Robert A. Whitson) (1964)  Folder 8: Loans, deeds, and insurance (1945 – 1955)  Folder 9: Insurance (personal) (1981 – 1988)  Folder 10: Bank books (1938 – 1986)  Folder 11: Investments in fertilizer business (1941 & 1954)  Folders 12-16: Investments in stocks, bonds, etc. (1948 – 1987)

Box 14: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folders 17-24: Investments (1962 – 1987)

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 Folders 25-28: Medical records of G. Paul Clements (1976 – 1988)  Folder 29: Social security cards, voter registration cards (1949 – 1986)  Folder 30: Date books (1984 and 1988)  Folders 31-32: Automobile title and insurance (1965 – 1987)

Box 15: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folders 33-36: Financial documents and receipts related to their home (1979 – 1987)  Folder 37: Real estate appraisal on 710 Clearview Drive, Nashville, TN home (1957– 1973) [Also see f. 6]  Folder 38: Federal and State income tax returns (1972 – 1976)

Box 16: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folder 38 (cont): Federal and State income tax returns (1977 – 1979)

Box 17: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folder 38 (cont): Federal and State income tax returns ( 1979 – 1986)  Folder 39: Lock box inventory (1988)  Folder 40: GPC’s wills (1942, 1972 – 1987)  Folder 41: GPC’s death (May 12, 1988)

Box 18: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folders 43-46: Bank statements (1970 – 1973)

Box 19: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folders 47-52: Bank statements (1974 – 1984)

Box 20: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Folders 53-57: Bank statements (1985 – 1991)

Box 21: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Bank stubs (1945 – 1965)

Box 22: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Bank stubs (1966 – 1979)

Box 23: Personal Records of GPC & KKC (joint)  Bank stubs (1980 – 1988)

Box 24A: Business records of GPC—Hart, Freeland and Roberts  Folder 1: Photographs of GPC (1938 – 1940)

Box 24B: Business records of GPC--Walter Keith and Company, Inc.

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 Folder 2: Power of attorney to Katherine Clements (1942)  Folder 3: Correspondence (1945 – 1954)  Folder 4a: Financial records of company (1954 – 1956)  Folder 4b: Walter Keith, Jr. death (2002)

Box 24C: Business records of GPC—Phillips and Butorff Corp.  Folders 5-6: Employment of GPC (1954 – 1961)  Folder 7: Correspondence (1956 – 1961)  Folder 8: Calendar of GPC’s final year (1961)  Folder 9: Company’s centennial observance (1959 – 1961)  Folder 10: Company photographs (1959)  Folder 11: Company advertisements (1957 – 1958)  Folder 12: Stockholder information (1956 – 1959)  Folder 13: General annual sales meeting (1958)  Folder 14: Sales management records (1959) Box 25  Folder 15: Relations with Nashville Chamber of Commerce (1958 – 1961)  Folders 16-17: Company finance and budget records (1958 – 1961)  Folder 18: Survey report of doctoral dissertation (1958)  Folder 19: Manuals of Monroe Calculating Machines (1952 – 1953)  Folder 20: Records of sales by model numbers (1958 – 1959)

Box 26  Folder 20: Records of sales by model numbers (1958 – 1959) (continued)  Folder 21: Records of salesmen (1958 – 1959)

Box 27  Folder 21: Records of salesmen (1958 – 1959) (continued)  Folder 22: Records of sales by data (1959)  Folder 23: Travel expenses of Paul Clements (1958 – 1961)

Biographical/Historical Note for the Following: Born in Perth, Scotland, James Smith Kennedy (b. 1846 – d. 6/04/1885) married Jeannie Vannet (b. 2/24/1858 – d. 4/02/1932). In 1883 they came to America with their sons, Thomas Peters (b.9/24/1874 – d. 5/12/1964) who married Estelle Howerton Allen (b. 7/06/1874 – d. 6/30/1927) and James Smith Kennedy, Jr., who married Mamie S. Beasley. Other children were William Vannet (b. 8/01/1868), Margaret and George. Thomas Peters Kennedy, was long associated with O’Bryan Brothers, manufacturers of work clothing, rising to ownership of the company. He and Estelle had five children as follows: Katherine E. Kennedy, Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr., James Allen Kennedy, Robert McChesney Kennedy, and Richard Vannet Kennedy. Thomas’ second wife was Bess Briley.

Box 28: James Smith Kennedy and Family  Folder 1a: James Smith Kennedy & genealogy  Folder 1b: James Smith Kennedy , Jr - correspondence (1899 – 1906)

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 Folder 2a: Jeannie (Vannet) Kennedy – photographs and death record (1858 – 1932)  Folder 2b: Vannet genealogy  Folder 3: Mamie S. (Beazley) Kennedy – genealogy (1873 – 1906)  Folder 4: Mamie S. (Beazley) Kennedy – correspondence (1892 – 1895, 1911)  Folder 5: Mamie S. (Beazley) Kennedy – postcards (1911)  Folder 6: Mamie S. (Beazley) Kennedy – financial records (1910 – 1911)  Folder 7: Alice (White) Beazley – valentines and correspondence (1871 – 1875)  Folder 8: Robert Lee Beazley – photographs (c.1900)  Folder 9a: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr. genealogy (1874 – 1964)  Folder 9b: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr. and Estelle Howerton (Allen) Kennedy – photos, (1900 – 1924)  Folder 10: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr. and Estelle Howerton (Allen) Kennedy – photos of their children (1908 – 1920)  Folder 11: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr. – photos (1947 – 1955)  Folder 12: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr. – correspondence received from daughter Katherine and others (1924, 1938)  Folder 13: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr. – last will and testament (1956)  Folder 14a: Kennedy home (Linda Vista on Woodlawn Blvd) and work places (1897 – 1943)  Folder 14b: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Sr – Juvenile Court Building naming (1966)  Folder 15: Estelle Allen Kennedy – photos (c.1920)  Folder 16: Estelle Allen Kennedy – census, school, & death (1874 – 1927)

Box 29: James Smith Kennedy and Family  Folder 17: Estelle Allen Kennedy – death (1927)  Folder 18: Estelle Allen Kennedy – death and memorial book (1927)  Folder 19: Roberta Allen Dobson – memorial program for dedication of the carillon bells at First Presbyterian Church in Nashville (1955)  Folder 20: Roberta Allen Dobson– her children (1988 and 1990)

Box 30: James Smith Kennedy and Family  Folder 21: Bess Briley Kennedy – obituary (1981)  Folder 22: James Allen Kennedy (1934 and 1938)  Folder 23: James Allen Kennedy – children, Audrey Bradford Kennedy & James Allen, Jr. (1968 & 1982)  Folder 24: Richard Vannet Kennedy & family – photos (1910 & 1960, 1962)  Folder 25: Richard Vannet Kennedy – investments (1932 – 1953)  Folder 26: Robert McChesney Kennedy – photo of daughter, Katherine (1952)  Folder 27: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. – photos (1950 – 1970)  Folder 28: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. – community service and death (1964 – 1992)  Folder 29: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. and wife Elizabeth Battelle – income tax forms (1947 – 1949)  Folder 30: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. and wife Elizabeth Battelle – income tax forms (1948 – 1951)  Folder 31: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. and wife Elizabeth Battelle – income tax forms (1953 – 1954)

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 Folder 32: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. and wife Elizabeth Battelle – income tax forms (1955 – 1956)  Folder 33: Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. and wife Elizabeth Battelle – income tax forms (1952, 1955)

Box 31: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 1: Birth certificate and baby book (1947)  Folder 2a: Baptism certificate and christening gown information (1966)  Folder 2b: Church membership certificate (1959)  Folders 3-4: Photographs of early childhood (1947 – 1951)

Box 32: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 5: Photographs of childhood (1952 – 1958)  Folder 6: Ephemera – teeth and hair (early 1950)

Box 33: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 7: Correspondence written and received (1950 – 1960)  Folder 8: Art and drawings – childhood (1950 – 1959)  Folders 9-10: School reports ( 1950 – 1960)

Box 34: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folders 11-13: Sunday School records from First Presbyterian Church (Nashville, TN) (1951 – 1953)  Folder 14: Sanctuary dedication record of First Presbyterian Church (Nashville, TN) (1957)  Folder 15: Childhood health records (1948 – 1960)  Folder 16: Trip to Washington, D.C. (1956)  Folder 17: Photographs of GPC, Jr. as a student at Woodmont School (1953 – 1959)  Folders 19-20: Reports and assignments at Woodmont School (1958)

Box 35: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folders 21-22: Reports and assignments at Woodmont School (1958)  Folder 23: Extracurricular activities (Cub Scouts, etc.) (1955 – 1958)  Folder 24: Photographs of pets (1958 – 1983)  Folders 25-26: Camp Hy-Lake (1959 – 1960)  Folder 27: Correspondence received by GPC, Jr. (1958 – 1977)  Folder 28: Photographs of GPC, Jr. (1960 – 1975, 1981 – 1982, 1987, 2000)  Folder 29: Battle Ground Academy – photographs (1964 – 1965, 1985)  Folder 30: Battle Ground Academy – correspondence regarding GPC Jr. (1961 – 1965)  Folder 31: Battle Ground Academy – correspondence received by GPC Jr. (1964)  Folder 32: Battle Ground Academy – assignments and reports (1961 – 1965)

Box 36: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Scrapbook – Woodmont School (1957)

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 Battle Ground Academy – assignments and reports (1961 – 1965)

Box 37A: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 33: Battle Ground Academy – grade reports and certificates (1961 – 1965)  Folder 34: Battle Ground Academy – Delta Sigma Fraternity (1961 – 1964)  Folder 35: Battle Ground Academy – graduation (1965)  Folder 36: Battle Ground Academy – student memos and information (1960 – 1965)  Folder 37: Battle Ground Academy – student programs and activities (1960 – 1966)  Folder 38: Battle Ground Academy – tuition account records (1963 – 1965)  Folder 39: Driver’s license and personals (1963, 1977)  Folder 40: Correspondence (2010)

Box 37B: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 40: Trip to Mexico (1964)  Folder 41: Trip to Europe with Aunt Alice Clements (1966)

Box 37C: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 42: Vanderbilt University – student records (1965 – 1966)  Folder 43: Selective Service Systems correspondence (1966 – 1967)  Folder 44: George Peabody College for Teachers – student records (1966 – 1972)  Folder 45a: George Peabody College for Teachers – writing assignments (1966 – 1970)  Folder 45b: George Peabody College for Teachers – Shannon Mechley correspondence (1969-1977)

Box 37D: George Paul Clements, Jr.  George Peabody College for Teachers – notebooks (1966 – 1970)

Box 38A: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 46: Correspondence received while at Newport Beach (c.1975)  Folder 47: Correspondence from Bruce Kermandia (1970 – 1977)  Folder 48: Correspondence from Jacob McGavock Dickinson IV (1973 – 1978)  Folder 49: Correspondence (1965 -1979)  Folder 50: Swan Ball invitations (1972, 1984, 1992)  Folder 51: Correspondence – invitations (1974 – 1994)  Folder 52: Correspondence (1980 – 1982)

Box 38B: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 53: Correspondence (1983 – 1985)  Folder 54: Correspondence and friendship - Billy Meyers (1976 – 1986)  Folder 55: Correspondence (1987)  Folder 56: Correspondence (1988)  Folders 57-58: Correspondence (1990 – 2010)

Box 38C: George Paul Clements, Jr.

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 Folder 1: Marriage to Elinor Ruth Jarvis Clements (1990)  Folder 2: Children of Paul and Elinor Clements (2008)

(2 Professional records: research, writing, teaching, community involvement)

Box 39: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folder 1: Resume and autobiographical writing (1978 – 1981)  Folder 2: Writing – poetry (1960,1984, 2001-2006)  Folder 3: Writing – “A Past Remembered: A Collection of Antebellum Homes in Davidson County” (1987)  Folder 4: Research – Nashville mansions (Breeze Hill, George Campbell home, and Woodlawn) (1979 – 1983)  Folder 5: Writing - miscellaneous (1992)  Folder 6: Writing – “Once Upon A Time in Nashville” (1998)

Box 40-42 : George Paul Clements, Jr.  Teaching – Montgomery Bell Academy (AP History) – student assignments filed alphabetically by last name, 1983 – 1985

Box 43A: Community involvement - Sports  Folder 1: Sports: Henderson Invitational Tournament (1963 – 1981)  Folder 2: Sports: coaching (1960 – 1969)  Folder 3: Sports: correspondence with John Brooks (1967 – 1978)  Folder 4: Sports: YMCA (1970 – 1987)  Folder 5: Sports: correspondence (1971 - 1993)  Folder 6: Sports: coaching (1980 – 1989)  Folder 7: Sports: correspondence with family of Alden Smith (1984 – 1985)

Box 43B: Community involvement - Sports  Folder 8: Sports: correspondence with John Bass (1990)  Folder 9: Sports: Coach friend Robert L. Inman of Ensworth Academy (1999)  Folders 10-11: Sports: coaching (1960 – 1990)

Box 43C, D, E, F: Community involvement – Sports  Sports: coaching (1960 – 1990)

Box 43G: Community involvement  Folders 12-14: Nashville Heritage Project, oral histories (1978 – 1980)  Folder 15: Monteagle Sunday School Assembly (1988)

Box 44: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Newspaper clippings (given to Paul by a friend?) (1920 – 1970)

Box 45 – 47: George Paul Clements, Jr.

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 Negatives of family life and business-related. (c.1900 – 1950)

Box 48: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Folders 1-2: Financial documents (1947 – 1982, 1989 – 1996)  Folder 3: Financial document “The Creative Department, Inc.” (1983 – 1984)

Box 49: George Paul Clements, Jr.  Bank statements (1984 - 1986)

Box 50: Real estate: 3726 Old Charlotte Pike  Folder 1: Architectural drawings of cabin (1979)  Folder 2: Howard Pinkerton lawsuit (1980 – 1981)  Folders 3-6: Invoices and receipts (1979 – 1988)

Box 51 : Investment – Patentials, Inc.  Folder 1: Research interviewee – Robert Asprey (2006, 2009)  Folders 2-9: Herman P. Anderson files

Box 52-54: Herman P. Anderson

Box 55: Genealogy Records  Clements/Moore families

Box 56-57: Genealogy Records  Clements family

Box 58-60: Genealogy Records  Allen family

Box 1: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Battle of Nashville—Correspondence, questionnaires on area, publications list

Box 2: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Civil War, Battle of Nashville, indexes (1815-1872)

Box 3: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Civil War, Battle of Nashville

Box 4: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Woodlawn—History, archeology research, video project (1980)

Box 5: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Willoughby Williams II and John Nichols

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Box 6 – 7: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Willoughby Williams II

Box 8: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  John Henry Williams

Box 9: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Elizabeth Boyd Williams (Mrs. John Henry Williams)

Box 10: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Archeology research, slavery, correspondence (1977 – 1989)

Box 11: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Early land owners (Last names: A – S)

Box 12: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Early land owners (Last names: T – Z)

Box 13: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Early residents, history of Woodmont area, article “In Our Own Backyards”

Box 14: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Woodmont School, 1931 – 1985—Class photos, sports photos, demolition of school photos

Box 15: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Davidson County—Land grants, aerial photos, federal census info on agriculture (1820- 1880)

Box 16: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Davidson County: Histories of various areas of County

Box 17 – 18: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Families of Davidson & Williamson Counties

Box 19: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Nashville businesses (H. G. Hill, Milsom Theatre) & Montgomery Bell Academy

Box 20: Woodmont Neighborhood Research, 1970-1980  Belle Meade Plantation, Devon Farm, Harding and Hicks families

Box 1: Newspapers of Nashville

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 Nashville newspaper listing – held by TSLA  Paul Clement summary  American (1900 -1904)  Daily American (extracts) (1877 – 1891)  Daily Evening Reporter (1850)  Daily Union & American (1865 – 18750  Nashville Daily Union (1851 – 1852)  Impartial Review & Cumberland Repository (1806 – 1811)  National Banner (1829 – 1836)  National Banner & Nashville Whig (1826 – 1831)  The Jacksonian (1822 – 1932)  East Tennessee Historical Society Publications  North Carolina State Archives items

Box 2: Newspapers of Nashville  Nashville American (1905 – 1908)  Nashville Banner (1879 – 1919)  Nashville Banner Rotogravures (1926 – 1933)  Nashville Banner & Nashville Daily Advertizer (1832 – 1837)  Nashville Bulletin (1877)  Nashville Clarion (1808 – 1822)  Nashville Daily American (1848 – 1853)  Nashville Daily Gazette (1853 – 1861)  Nashville Daily News (1857 – 1858, 1901 – 1902)  Nashville Daily Patriot (1856 – 1862)  Nashville Democrat (1888 – 1913)

Box 3: Newspapers of Nashville  Nashville Gazette (1819 – 1860)

Box 4: Newspapers of Nashville  Nashville Globe (1907 – 1935)  Nashville Republican (1835)  Nasvhille Republican & State Gazette (1830-1831)  Nashville True Whig (1849 – 1856)  Nashville Union (1835 – 1887)  Nashville Union & American (1853 – 1860)

Box 5: Newspapers of Nashville  Nashville Whig (1817 – 1849)

Box 6  Republican Banner (1838 -1900)

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Box 7  Repulican Banner & Nashville Whig (1851 – 1861)  Sunday Herald (1889 – 1891)  Sunday Journal (1883 – 1884)  Tennessean (1920 – 1921)  Tennessean & American (1910 – 1919)  Tennessee Gazette (Extracts) (1800 – 1807)  Tennessee Tribune (1870)  Weekly American (1900)  Weekly National Review (1886)  Weekly Toiler (1888)

Oversize Drawer:  Item #1: Photograph of George Demetrius Clements and his wife, Mary Serena (Melborne); Clements and family (1890)  Item #2: Photograph of Charles Runcie Clements (c.1940)  Item #3: Charles Runcie Clements, “The Shield,” the publication of the National Life and Accident Insurance Company issue honoring his 80th birthday (1955)  Item #4: G. Paul and Katherine Kennedy Clements—architectural plans for 1 710 Clearview Drive home and 2 log houses at 3726 Old Charlotte Pike  Item #5: G. Paul Clements—caricature drawing by Aguila? (1984)  Item #6: Photographs (3) of George Paul Clements, Jr. o As a child (c.1958) o As a child with his father (c. 1958) o Vanderbilt University—Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity (1965)  Item #7: Teaching assignment of George Paul Clements, Jr. to his students at Montgomery Bell Academy, AP American history class (1985)  Item #8: Photograph of Katherine Elizabeth Kennedy Clements as a bride. Photographer—Fletcher Harvey; Studio—Schumacher (1940)  Item #9: Photographs: o Estelle Allen Kennedy (1874-1927) and sons Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr., James Allen Kennedy, and Richard Vannet Kennedy (c.1910) o Jeannie Vannet Kennedy (mother of Thomas Peters Kennedy) and her grandsons (c.1910) o Katherine Kirkland and Thomas Peters Kennedy, Jr. and others in a horse drawn cart (c.1909) o Kennedy boy with basketball team (c.1916-1918)  Item #10: Ephemera—Calendar: Nashville Banner “Carrier Greetings” (1907)

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