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A character in Tarzan of the Apes

Who is William Cecil Clayton?

By the Library of Alexandria · 2 minute read · Updated 23 oct 2026

In short

  • William Cecil Clayton is a young Englishman in the Porter party in Tarzan of the Apes.
  • He is courteous and steady among the people stranded on the African coast.
  • He travels with Jane Porter, her father, Samuel Philander and Esmeralda.

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Who William Cecil Clayton is

William Cecil Clayton belongs to the party of newcomers in Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs. He is a young Englishman whose manner is courteous and steady.

A mutinous crew abandons Clayton and his companions on the African coast. The group settles in the old cabin that Tarzan has discovered and explored.

William Cecil Clayton and the others in the story

Clayton's companions include Professor Archimedes Q. Porter and the professor's daughter, Jane Porter. Samuel Philander, the professor's assistant, and Esmeralda, a servant, are also among the castaways.

The young Englishman William Cecil Clayton is also linked to Tarzan's family. As the party lives in the cabin, Tarzan watches from the trees and helps without being seen.

Questions

Who is William Cecil Clayton?

William Cecil Clayton is a courteous, steady young Englishman who arrives with the Porter party.

How does William Cecil Clayton reach the African coast?

He is put ashore with his companions after a mutiny.

Is William Cecil Clayton connected to Tarzan?

Yes, Clayton has a link to Tarzan's family.

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