Cecil Arthur Clemens

Born: February 7, 1892 Fort Madison, Iowa	Died: November 22, 1938 New Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama
Father: Frank Emil Clemens Mother: Edith Cotton Jameson	Brothers and Sisters: None
Spouse: Alice Martha Amsden m. July 10, 1917 Milbank, South Dakota	Children: Rowland Amsden Clemens

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Additional Information:
Served in the U.S. Army during World War I, based in Washington, D.C. as a chemical warfare specialist. Worked in the Panama Canal Zone for the U.S. Government as a customs department chemist.

References:
Ann Clemens

Documents:

"A Trip to San Blas," an account of a trip to the San Blas Islands of Panama, written by Cecil Clemens.
A Panama Herald newspaper article about Cecil Clemens' work as a chemist in the Panama Canal Zone.
Newspaper article from a Vermillion, South Dakota newspaper, about an assault on Cecil and Alice Clemens.
A letter from Cecil Clemens to his parents and Abbie Amsden, concerning an assault on him and his wife.

Last Updated:
26 September 1999

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