People
- Andrew Clements, author
- Andrew Jackson Clements, politician
- Bill Clements, politician
- Charlie Clements, British actor
- Dave Clements, North Irish football player
- Earle C. Clements, Kentucky politician and governor
- Frederic Clements, ecologist
- James Clements, ornithologist
- Jeremy Clements, NASCAR driver
- Joe Clements, actor
- John Clements, actor
- Jonathan Clements, British author
- Kenny Clements, English football defender
- Logan Clements, California businessman and politician
- Nate Clements, NFL cornerback
- Nathaniel Clements, Irish politician
- Nick Clements, linguist and phonologist
- Richard Clements (painter)
- Richard Clements (journalist)
- Ron Clements, American animation director
- Roy Clements, author
- Stan Clements, football player
- Stanley Clements, actor
- Sylvester G. Clements, American politician
- Tom Clements, NFL offensive coordinator
- Tom Clements, South Carolina politician
- Vassar Clements, American fiddle player
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