Clements served
in the office of the Medical Director, Army of the
Potomac and was at the battle of Gettysburg with
Letterman.
Guy Vernor Henry,
1839-1899. Military Record of Civilian Appointments In
the United States Army. New York: Van Nostrand, 1873.
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008592057
He is listed in
both Volume I p. 64 and additional information Volume II
p 64.
vol ii p. 64
provides the following information
Born DC Appointed
from NY
AS November 1856
On duty care of
wounded at Bull run Aug 30-Sept. 6, 1862
Charge of Military
Hospitals in Georgetown Sept-Nov 1862
Medical Director
5th Corps AOP Nov-Dec. 1862.
Assistant to
Director of Army of Potomac Dec. 1862
Rappahannock and
Chancellorsville
Surgeon US Army
Feb. 1863. Assistant Medical Director Army of the
Potomac May 1863. "In the Pennsylvania campaign, Army
of the Potomac June to July 1863, being present at the
battle of Gettysburg and through Dec. 1863.
In charge of GH
NYC January 1864-May 1865.
It continues with
his various postings. The last was Leavenworth prison
in Kansas.
Born DC 8/21/1835
died Leavenworth Kansas 11/1/1886 serving as surgeon of
prison hospital. He died of "paralysis of the lungs."
He is listed in
the catalogue of D.C.'s Columbian College Medical
Department in the class of 1853.
He is author,
Memoir of Jonathan Letterman, 1883.
Reprinted from the
Journal of the Military Service Institution Vol iv No
15, September 1883.
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