Subj: JENCKES, Esther; 1684; Providence RI; m John COMSTOCK seeking Esther JENCKES/JENKS who lived in the 1600s in Providence RI. m John COMSTOCK b 1693. maybe sister of Mercy JENCKES/JENKS who m Thomas COMSTOCK b 1684 maybe dau of Judge William JENCKES 1674/1675 William COMSTOCK 1595 m Elizabeth DANIEL 1608 Eng Samuel COMSTOCK 1628 m Anne TUCKER 1632 Samuel COMSTOCK 1654 m Elizabeth ARNOLD 1645 MA John COMSTOCK 1693 m Esther JENCKES RI Nathan COMSTOCK 1735 m Mary STAPLES 1739 RI John COMSTOCK 1778 m Rowena BRADISH 1786 MA Lauriston COMSTOCK 1825 m Cordelia STUCK 1842 MI Bertha COMSTOCK 1875 m Frederick Whittaker 1875 Jeff Whittaker < [email protected] > see my family list at < http://members.aol.com/JWfam1234/index.html >

I am looking for the family line of John Jenkins who married Mary Ann Edwards in Butler Co., KY, on March 29, 1846. John died before 1876, and his wife remarried Isaac Newton Taylor. John and Mary had the following children: Cornelia A, b. ca 1856 in Butler Co., m. Franklin Pearce Gaines on 1/1/1873; Andrew J. Jenkins, b. ca 1858, m. Victoria A.F. Adkins on 8/26/1880 in Butler co.; Sarah Jane Jenkins, b. 6/1860, m. Elijah Walker Ward on 12/19/1876; Ann E. Jenkins, b. ca 1862, m. Alexander Jenkins on June 15, 1879; Mary Ellen Jenkins, b. ca 1864, m. first Charles C. Brown on 3/2/1879, second Charley Walker. Any info on either John Jenkins or hiswife Mary Ann Edwards would be appreciated. Thanks, Linda Ward -- "The Phantom Husband" by Alana Clayton from Zebra Books A December, 1998 release

Hi all, Found this on the web at the site of the Index of Medal of Honor recipients Civil War JENKINS, THOMAS Rank and organization: Seaman, U.S. Navy. Biography not available. G.O. No.: 17, 10 July 1863. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Cincinnati during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries and at the time of her sinking, 27 May 1863. Engaging the enemy in a fierce battle, the Cincinnati, amidst an incessant fire of shot and shell, continued to fire her guns to the last, though so penetrated by shell fire that her fate was sealed. Serving bravely during this action, Jenkins was conspicuously cool under the fire of the enemy, never ceasing to fight until this proud ship went down, "her colors nailed to the mast." Vietnam War JENKINS, DON J. Rank and organization: Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army, Company A, 2d Battalion, 39th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division. Place and date: Kien Phong Province, Republic of Vietnam, 6 January 1969. Entered service at: Nashville, Tenn. Born: 18 April 1948, Quality, Ky. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. S/Sgt. Jenkins (then Pfc.), Company A, distinguished himself while serving as a machine gunner on a reconnaissance mission. When his company came under heavy crossfire from an enemy complex, S/Sgt. Jenkins unhesitatingly maneuvered forward to a perilously exposed position and began placing suppressive fire on the enemy. When his own machinegun jammed, he immediately obtained a rifle and continued to fire into the enemy bunkers until his machinegun was made operative by his assistant. He exposed himself to extremely heavy fire when he repeatedly both ran and crawled across open terrain to obtain resupplies of ammunition until he had exhausted all that was available for his machinegun. Displaying tremendous presence of mind, he then armed himself with 2 antitank weapons and, by himself, maneuvered through the hostile fusillade to within 20 meters of an enemy bunker to destroy that position. After moving back to the friendly defensive perimeter long enough to secure yet another weapon, a grenade launcher, S/Sgt. Jenkins moved forward to a position providing no protection and resumed placing accurate fire on the enemy until his ammunition was again exhausted. During this time he was seriously wounded by shrapnel. Undaunted and displaying great courage, he moved forward 100 meters to aid a friendly element that was pinned down only a few meters from the enemy. This he did with complete disregard for his own wound and despite having been advised that several previous rescue attempts had failed at the cost of the life of 1 and the wounding of others. Ignoring the continuing intense fire and his painful wounds, and hindered by darkness, he made 3 trips to the beleaguered unit, each time pulling a wounded comrade back to safety. S/Sgt. Jenkins' extraordinary valor, dedication, and indomitable spirit inspired his fellow soldiers to repulse the determined enemy attack and ultimately to defeat the larger force. S/Sgt. Jenkins risk of his life reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, and the U.S. Army. *JENKINS, ROBERT H., JR. Rank and organization: Private First Class, U.S. Marine Corps, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion, 3d Marine Division (Rein), FMF. Place and date: Fire Support Base Argonne, Republic of Vietnam, 5 March 1969. Entered service at: Jacksonville, Fla. Born: 1 June 1948, Interlachen, Fla. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a machine gunner with Company C, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion, in connection with operations against enemy forces. Early in the morning Pfc. Jenkins' 12-man reconnaissance team was occupying a defensive position at Fire Support Base Argonne south of the Demilitarized Zone. Suddenly, the marines were assaulted by a North Vietnamese Army platoon employing mortars, automatic weapons, and hand grenades. Reacting instantly, Pfc. Jenkins and another marine quickly moved into a 2-man fighting emplacement, and as they boldly delivered accurate machinegun fire against the enemy, a North Vietnamese soldier threw a hand grenade into the friendly emplacement. Fully realizing the inevitable results of his actions, Pfc. Jenkins quickly seized his comrade, and pushing the man to the ground, he leaped on top of the marine to shield him from the explosion. Absorbing the full impact of the detonation, Pfc. Jenkins was seriously injured and subsequently succumbed to his wounds. His courage, inspiring valor and selfless devotion to duty saved a fellow marine from serious injury or possible death and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the U.S. Naval Service. He gallantly gave his life for his country. K.V. Curry

Can anyone fill me in one ANY of these JENKINS families in Warren Co KY, how they are related, any additional information? SIMON JENKINS dob unknown in Warren CO by 1820 estate settled Warren Sept 1838 wife NANCY maiden unknown her estate settled Warren Oct 1842 children: (from the estate records) Simon II b c 1817 m Harriet__ Lodowick b 7 Feb 1819 Thomas b c 1823 m Ann ___ John E (may have m 10 Nov 1834 Mary Ann Ewing) James Elizabeth Ann, dec'd by 1838, wife of Albert A Ewing Charles W Margaret Elihu Cornelius ________________________________________ Thomas Jenkins, prob s/o Simon on 1860 and 1850 census, Warren Co with wife Ann and children: Luther b 1852 Laura b 1854 Elizabeth b 1856 Thomas b 1859 _________________________________________ Ezekiel Jenkins...dec'd by 1850 married Leah Barrett 20 Feb 1827 do not have children...Leah appears on 1850 census alone...probably w/ children, but I do not have KY census here to look at believe Ezekiel had a brother named William and may have also been Simon I's brother. ____________________________________________ Steerman Jenkins born c1805 in VA married Missouri McFadin, dau of John McFadin they appear on the Warren Co census 1840-at least 1860 Missouri MAY have been previously married to Samuel W Sumpter 1-25-1826... children of Steerman and Missouri: Sampson b c 1836 Steerman b c 1841 Missouri b c 1843 Nancy b c 1846 Thomas b c 1849 William b c 1851 believe Steerman may have been a brother of William, Ezekiel, Simon... __________________________________________________________ William Jenkins born c 1798 VA died c1873 in Adams Co IL married 19 Dec 1822 in Warren Co Ky to Susan STONE dau of Daniel Stone and Susanna McFadin children: Frances Ann born 23 Oct 1824 married #1 1840 William French #2 1856 James Haywood McCaleb (French took her to Sharp Co Ark.) Martha S b c 1830 m in Adams Co IL 1851 Washington I Agard William A b 1832 d 1894 in Adams Co IL m 1856 Rachel Price Amanda S b c 1838 m Adams Co 1862 ALbert Pickens Wilson H b c 1842 Jonathan b c 1844 Any help appreciated Regina Roper

A while back, I thought that I remembered that someone was looking for information on Gen. Jenkins of the Confederacy. I found this on a hyperlink of Civil War biographies from the Virginia Civil War homepage. It is on the server noted in the heading/body of the text. "THE CIVIL WAR RIVER. February 1st, 1997 THE BUMBLING JENKINS DEAD POLITICIAN OF THE DAY By "Cookie" Reb [email protected] Jenkins, Albert Gallatin (1830 - 1864) Born at Greenbottom Plantation near Huntington, Virginia, now West Virginia. Member of United States House of Representatives, 1858 - 1861. Reorganized Border Rangers, later becoming Co. E, of 8th Virginia Cavalry. As a Captain, he participated in the first skirmish in the Kanawha alley at Scary Creek, July 17, 1861. After managing to control his run away horse, he returned to the battle and called a retreat at Scary as the Federals called a retreat. In January, 1862, he was elected to the rank of Lt. Col. In August of that year, he was appointed as Brig. Gen. in command of the 8th and 14th Virginia Cavalry. In the spring of 1861, he led a raid of horseless cavalrymen from Salem, Virginia, across the mountains over 200 miles to Pt. Pleasant, Virginia. He was detained at Hurricane, Virginia, in a useless 5 hour fire fight with the Federals. On March 30, he raided Pt. Pleasant, which resulted in miserable failure. In June, 1863, he was chosen to lead the Confederate vanguard into the North. One of his notable accomplishments on the way to Gettysburg was at Chambersburg. On June 15, he ordered him men on a midnight charge through the streets. When some of the men's horses ran into a dug out area for street repair, their horses fell and one of the men's pistols discharged. The sound convinced Jenkins that a force of Union soldiers was present. He was about to call a retreat when someone pointed it out to him that it was merely a hole in the paving. Finally making it to Gettysburg on late on July 1st, he discovered that the fighting had finished for the day. On July 2nd, he was ordered to the York Pike to relieve Smith's and Gordon's divisions. Instead, he took his staff to Blotcher's Hill (Now Barlow's Knoll). Apparently, disoriented or lo the fourth or fifth shot from Cemetery Hill, he was wounded by a shell fragment. For some unknown reason, his brigade never reached Smith's and Gordon's divisions, which left them stranded for the better part of the day watching for the enemy and unavailable to Ewell. Jenkin's unusual career came to an end on May 9, 1864, when he was wounded in the arm while attempting to rally his poorly placed troops at the battle of Cloyd's Mountain/Dublin Depot, Virginia. Unable to make it to his retreating troops, he was captured. His arm was amputated by a Union surgeon, but complications set it, and he died May 21. Perhaps he should have remained in politics. Reb [email protected]

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Subject: Richie Co WV Jenkins This is my first post on the Jenkins list. My Jenkins' appear in the early 1800's in Richie/Wood Co now WV. John (b:1794) marr Nancy, and had 12 children. What I would really like to know about the Jenkins family is something about John and Nancy Jenkins. A Nancy Jenkins (windowed) married 15 Apr 1855 to William Bravo. This record states she is the daughter daughter of S.P. Jackson and M. Childers. If so, who in the world is this M. Childers? Is it possible these are the parents but that they were not married? Where did the William Bravo come from that we assume married our Nancy, the widow of John. Nancy is listed as Nancy Jenkins living with one of her sons on the 1860 census. This is probably just an oversight, but it could be that it was not our Nancy that married William Bravo. I have almost nothing other than the fact that John is listed as the father on some of the marriage records of his children. Is he from the Monongalia group of Jenkins family where Enoch is a common Jenkins first name? We have some indication that John was born in Harrison County, but the only Jenkins I have found in early Harrison county records is a Joseph Jenkins. Would appreciate anything to help in my research. :-> Danny --- � OLXWin 1.00 � Genealogists never die, they just lose their census

Hi all, Please note : we have added another e-mail address due to the vast amount of spam we are receiving. Please use this new address below when writing to us. It's almost the same as before, but one letter is dropped . Thanks! Yvonne & Roy McCord NEW ADDRESS: [email protected]

Hi all, Please note : we have added another e-mail address due to the vast amount of spam we are receiving. Please use this new address below when writing to us. It's almost the same as before, but one letter is dropped . Thanks! Yvonne & Roy McCord NEW ADDRESS: [email protected]

Hi! I am new to the list and would like to find out if anyone has information concerning Sally Sarah Jenkins who had a daughter Mary Susan Shackleford Jenkins in or around Page Co., VA probably around the mid-1800's. My (sketchy) information has James Shackleford as the father of Mary Susan, but does not indicate whether or not he and Sally Sarah were married, possibly because my information also lists James as Mulattto. If anyone can help with this or maybe is close to slightly different info you might have, please e-mail me privately. Any help appreciated.

Rooters. My appology please. The Jenkins marriage list is for MAGOFFIN MAGOFFIN CO., KY no Floyd Co. Sorry. Lew of Cleveland, OH. Searching: BUTTERBAUGH, CRAFT, CRESS/CRACE, DANIELS, ELLISON, JENKINS, MONTGOMERY, PRICE, REMY/RAMEY, RISNER, WARD, WHEELER

FLOYD COUNTY JENKINS MARRIAGES 1860-1910 Cane Robison married Angeline Jenkins on 23 March 1893 at the Home of Green Phipps Sr. Witness: Alemander Sayrouas(?) and James Williams by William Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel. Augustus Jenkins married Minnie Phipps on 3 April 1902 at Mose Phipps’ home. Witness: Charley Jenkins and Aston Prater. William Jenkins, Minister. Charles Jenkins married (1st) Canday Skaggs on 12 January 1886 at Arthur Skaggs’ home. Witness: Lewis C. Biggs and John Blair. William Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel Charley (Charles) Jenkins married (2nd) Parthene (Risner) Griffith on 25 October 1902 at John Phipps’ home. Witness: A. T. Risner and John Phipps. William Jenkins Minister Baptist Church. Louis C. Riggsby married Clarenda Jenkins on 13 January 1886 at the home of Jasper Jenkins. Witness: Arthur Skaggs and Charley Jenkins. By William Jenkins Clinton Jenkins M. E. Charles on 22 February 1906 at the home of J. W. Phipps. Witness: Gar. Phipps and Steven Caudle. William Jenkins, Minister Eliga Howar married Elen Jenkins on 13 February 1909 at Milt Tackett’s home. Witness: Emley Risenor and Milt Tackett. B. A. Adams, Minister. Floyd Jenkins married Rhoda E. Risner on January 21 1910 at Ruben Risner’s home. Witness Ruben Risner and Charley Jenkins. B. A. Adams, Minister Gabriel Jenkins married Josephine Litteral on 6 May 1876 at the home of John Jackson. Witness: William Craft and James Jackson. C. C. Crase, “a Minister” Green Jenkins married Corria Skaggs on 29 June 1894 at Arthur Skaggs’ home. Witness: J. M. Jenkins and Bud Cook. William Jenkins performed the ceremony. Ham Jenkins married (1st) Mary Penix on 22 December 1903 at “Penix in Magoffin” Witness: H. C. Jenkins and John Adams. B. A. Adams, Minister. Ham Jenkins married (2) Vergie Caudill on 25 September 1910 at the home of Thomas Fletcher. Witness: Lafe Risner and John Baker. I. C. Howard, Minister Christian Church. Henry C. Jenkins married Daisy Risner on 7 April 1906 at Elain(?) Risner’s home. Witness: Marn Jenkins and Arch Risner. William Jenkins performed the ceremony. James H. Jenkins married Roseylee Jenkins on 28 December 1899 at the home of Cynthia Jenkins. Witness: John M. Jenkins and Hacker Cook. William Jenkins, Minister Jasper Jenkins married (1st) Ezebella Phipps on 9 December 1872 at the home of W. G. Phipps Witness: Wm. Jenkins and Wm. G. Phipps. J. W. Howard, Minister Christian Church. Jasper Jenkins married (2nd) Mary E. Conley on 22 August 1889 at the home of Wm. Jenkins. Witness: William Conley and J. H. Jenkins. William Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel John M. Jenkins and Nancy Tackett on 22 May 1872 Wm. J. Tackett Surety John M. Jinkins married (1st) Nancy Tackett on 23 May 1872 at William Tackett’s home Witness: J. W. Conley and John Adams. C. C. Crase, Regular Baptist Minister J. M. Jenkins married (2nd) Vinetta Montgomery on 24 January 1907 at Ben Montgomery’s home. Witness: Mack Penix and Rainy Jenkins. William Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel John Franklin married Mary Belle Howard on 14 November 1894 at John Phipps home. Witness:N. F. Montgomery and John Phipps. W. M. Jenkins, Minister Ashland Howard married Lulie Ann Jenkins on 21 December 1905 at J. D. Adam’s home. Witness: J. D. Adams and Green Jenkins. W. M. Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel Daniel Tackett married Manda Jenkins on 24 April 1877 at the home of James Tackett. Witness: Alfred Crase, Milton Jenkins, and J. W. Tackett. Thomas Howard performed the ceremony. Marion Jenkins married Cynthia Howard on 24 November 1872 at Henry Howard’s home. Witness: I. C. Howard and Andrew Howard. Henry Howard performed the ceremony Malcom Penix married Martha Ann Jenkins (2nd) on 1 September 1906 at J. M. Jenkins’ home. Witness: J. M. Jenkins and Alburt Penix. By Wm. Jenkins Dean Risner married Martha Ann Jenkins (1st) on 29 May 1890 at William Risner’s home. Witness: H. H. Hickle and Jasper Jenkins. By Wm. Jenkins James Albert Penix married Mary A. Jenkins on 11 August at J. M. Jenkins home. Witness: Gene Phipps and Ballard Coffee. By Wm. Jenkins James Brown married Mary E. Jenkins on on 13 March 1879 at William Jenkins’ home. Witness: W_____? Jenkins and ______? Jenkins and Elizabeth Jenkins. Thomas Howard, Minister. M. F. Jenkins Cora Risner o 3 December 1898 at Ruele Risner’s home. Witness: Jasper Jenkins and Henly Montgomery. W. A. Williams, Baptist Minister. R. L. Spradlin married Mollie Jenkins on on 25 January 1980 at J. W. Phipps’ home. Witness: Floyd Pinks(?) and Harve Jenkins. W. M. Jenkins, Minister William R. Estep married Rachel Jenkins on 30 August 1889 at William Jenkins’ home. F. M. Jenkins and William G. Jenkins. William Jenkins, Minister. Raney V. Jenkins married Johase Montgomery on 11 May 1898 at Ben Montgomery’s home. Witness: Jorge Phillips and Jeff Jenkins. W. M. Jenkins, Baptist Minister. George W. Tackett married Rmintie Jenkins on 17 March 1903 at Ashberry Caudill’s home. Witness: J. W. Tackett and Harvy Jenkins. Rev N. Crase J. C. Slusher married Rosa Lee Jenkins (1st) on 18 November 1901 at W. W. Adams’ home. Witness: W. W. Adams and Wiley Adams. B. A. Adams, Minister Samiel Rorak married Rosa Lee Jenkins (2nd) on 26 September 1909. Witness: Willie Jenkins and William F.(?) Stephens. By A. D. Stephens, Justice of the Peace, Magoffin Co., Ky. A. C. Caudill married Sarah Jenkins 21 October 1893 at Ham Jenkins’ home. Witness: Geueen? (Green?) Jenkins and Buel Cook. Abijah Slusher Minister Christian Church. Marion Lykins married Sarah E. Jenkins on 4 April 1907 at the home of Shilo Lykins. Witness: Allen Lykins and Sherman Medders. John J. Lykins performed the ceremony. T. J. Jinkens (typo?) married Carrie Wheeler on 14 July 1898 at G. P. Wheeler’s home. Witness: Proctor Jenkins and Shurman Baley. Charles Wheeler, United Baptist Minister William H. Jenkins married Julia A. Williams on 1 December 1892 at John William’s home. Witness: Jasper Adkins and J. M. Jenkins. William Jenkins, Minister William M. Jenkins married Elizabeth Howard on 17 August 1879 at the home of Henry Howard. Witness: Rosan Lyon, Elizabeth Howard and Mary Howard. Henry Howard, Minister Christian Church. Wm. Ira Jenkins married Rosa Cook on 5 January 1899 at John R. Cook’s home. Witness: I. C. Caudill and W. H. Jenkins. William Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel Lew of Cleveland, OH. Searching: BUTTERBAUGH, CRAFT, CRESS/CRACE, DANIELS, ELLISON, JENKINS, MONTGOMERY, PRICE, REMY/RAMEY, RISNER, WARD, WHEELER

>Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 00:01:58 -0400 >To: [email protected] >From: Oliver Jenkins <[email protected]> >Subject: Francis JENKINS > >Francis JENKINS (b.ca.1777) was the first known son of Sterling Samuel JENKINS,Sr. of WILKES County, Ga.. He appears in the Wilkes County Tax Records several times between 1800 and 1805. He is listed as the head of household in the Space above Catherine JENKINS in the 1820 census of Wilkes County Georgia. Francis' brother, Sterling JENKINS Jr, 4 spaces above Francis in the 1820 census. In the 1830 census of Wilkes County, Francis has been replaced by Leroy JENKINS as the head of household and there are two males between 20 and 30 living in that house. Does anyone know any more about Francis JENKINS? Was he married? Was Leroy JENKINS the son of Francis or was Leroy the son of Sterling, Sr. and his second wife, Catherine ANDERSON NOWLAND JENKINS? Before the 1840 census, Leroy Jenkins(b.1807 d.1851) had moved to Randolph County, Georgia, where he married Mary GRIER in 1833.

I request help in getting information about the parents or siblings of Lewis Melvin JENKINS, who was born about 1825 in Burke, GA, married Irene COLLIER in Dooley County, GA 6/20/1850, and died in 1877, in Monroe County, FL. I will share information on his decendents. Joe Jenkins [email protected]

Did you Nancy B. Jenkins have a sister, Jane G. Jenkins b abt 1822? or maybe a cousin? Jane G. Jenkins m. Rhea Co. Tenn to Jesse A. Hill They lived in Dade County, Missouri. Stewarts also married into the Hill family. I hope so.... Mary B, At 12:04 PM 7/30/98 EDT, you wrote: >I am researching ancestors of NANCY B. JENKINS B. about 1800 in Kentucky deid >1865 in Polk County, Missori. Married to EVAN A. STEWART. > >

I am researching ancestors of NANCY B. JENKINS B. about 1800 in Kentucky deid 1865 in Polk County, Missori. Married to EVAN A. STEWART.

Anyone here know Sam Womack? I got an email from him regarding possible Jenkins ancestors we have in common. When I tried to reply, the email bounces. Sam if you are out there, please send me your correct email address! Thanks, Karen White

Good morning to the JENKINS list members, Thanks to the responses of the group, and especially Yvonne who gave me the key I needed, I think the following is relatively accurate. Any comments are appreciated. Rick in Thailand Descendants of Joel Jenkins Generation No. 1 1. JOEL1 JENKINS was born Abt. 1614 in England, and died 1688 in Malden, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. He married SARAH GILBERT July 14, 1640 in Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts. Children of JOEL JENKINS and SARAH GILBERT are: i. LYDIA2 JENKINS, b. October 13, 1640, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts; m. JOHN PAUL. ii. THEOPHILUS JENKINS, b. April 07, 1642, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts; d. July 05, 1660, Malden, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Notes for THEOPHILUS JENKINS: An alternate source gives Theophilus' death date as July 15, 1660. iii. LEMUEL JENKINS, b. Abt. 1643, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts; d. December 20, 1713, Malden, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts; m. ELIZABETH OAKES. iv. HANNAH JENKINS, b. Abt. 1646, Malden, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts; d. December 13, 17161; m. (1) JOHN BANK; m. (2) JOSEPH PARKER, SR., November 19, 1684(2); m. (3) ROBERT BLOOD, June 08, 1696. Notes for ROBERT BLOOD: An alternate source gives October 27, 1701, as Robert's birth date, and April 08, 1653, as the marriage date for Robert and Elizabeth Willard. v. EZEKIEL JENKINS, b. Abt. 1648, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts; d. July 30, 1705, Malden, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts; m. SARAH GOING. vi. SARAH JENKINS, b. Abt. 1650, Malden, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts; m. JOSEPH MERRIAM, August 19, 1675. vii. OBADIAH JENKINS, b. Abt. 1652, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts; m. MARY JONES, January 11, 1676/77. Endnotes 1. Parker in America pg. 542 2. Parker in America, pg. 542

Looking for parents and other information on: GEORGE C. JENKINS, b. July 23, 1830 in NC or SC, d. July 16, 1905 in Leesburg, Texas m. Elvira (or Elmira) MASSENGALE, b. March 19, 1832 in AL George in 1850 census, Chambers Co., AL, age 20: In household of Matthew Likes, 57, farmer. George in 1860 census, Tallapoussa Co., AL, age 30: wife Elgivia (sp?), children Sarah, Elgivia (sp?), William, James, John. GEORGE served in CIVIL WAR in the 47th Alabama Infantry. Here's a three-generation outline: 1 George C. Jenkins b: July 23, 1830 in South Carolina d: July 16, 1905 in Leesburg, Texas . +Elvira Massengale b: March 19, 1832 in Alabama ........ 2 Sarah E. Jenkins b: August 31, 1851 ........ 2 Elmira M. Jenkins b: November 29, 1852 ........ 2 William Austin Jenkins b: August 20, 1854 in Alabama d: March 24, 1947 in Alabama ............ +Missouri Aldora "Dora" Usry b: January 09, 1852 in Alabama d: June 22, 1915 in Etowah Co., AL ................... 3 Floy Jenkins b: December 11, 1888 in Alabama d: February 10, 1923 in Etowah Co., AL ....................... +Buck/Mark Cunningham ................... 3 James Ovel Jenkins b: May 16, 1890 in or near Horton's Bend, AL d: December 19, 1961 in Tarrant City, AL ....................... +Maggie Natie Gore b: October 15, 1892 in Calhoun Co., AL d: August 05, 1970 in Tarrant City, AL ................... 3 Curtis Jenkins b: December 11, 1892 in Alabama d: Bet. 1934 - 1935 ....................... +Lily ........ 2 James C. Jenkins b: February 20, 1856 in Alabama ............ +Emma F. Hice b: February 1861 in Alabama ................... 3 Virgil Jenkins b: August 1879 ................... 3 Auston J. Jenkins b: November 1881 ................... 3 Lena L. Jenkins b: February 1885 ................... 3 Mamie E. Jenkins b: January 1889 ................... 3 Plumie Jenkins b: January 1893 ........ 2 John Thomas Jenkins b: October 10, 1858 ............ +Charlsie Brown ................... 3 Emma Lula Jenkins b: June 17, 1888 in Etowah Co., AL d: June 21, 1967 in Etowah Co., AL ....................... +Thomas Marvin Gore b: August 10, 1884 in Calhoun Co., AL d: February 26, 1965 in Etowah Co., AL ........ 2 H.L. Jenkins b: February 14, 1861 ........ 2 George Clayton Jenkins b: May 24, 1866 in Tallapoosa Co., AL d: April 27, 1941 in Melvin, McCulloch Co., Texas ............ +Fanny Missouri Bryant b: June 18, 1868 in Alabama d: December 27, 1954 in Brady, McCulloch Co., Texas ................... 3 Josie Jenkins b: Bet. 1887 - 1890 ................... 3 Sarah Elzira Jenkins b: March 24, 1891 in Gadsden, AL d: January 20, 1966 in Kempner, Lampasas Co., Texas ....................... +James Wilson Irvine, Jr. b: March 29, 1889 in Kempner, Lampasas Co., Texas d: January 18, 1974 in Kempner, Lampasas Co., Texas ................... 3 Henry A. Jenkins b: March 20, 1893 in Gadsden, AL d: June 15, 1973 in Fort Worth, Texas ....................... +Eulalia Weldon ................... 3 Thomas C. Jenkins b: April 29, 1896 in Alabama d: May 25, 1973 in Mobile, AL ....................... +Belle Dalrymple ................... 3 Ezzie Jenkins b: July 29, 1898 in Alabama d: January 19, 1958 in Texas ....................... +Emzy Sutton ................... 3 Ira Jenkins b: March 08, 1904 in Pine, Camp Co., Texas ................... 3 Baby Jenkins ................... 3 Ross Jenkins b: July 20, 1910 in Kempner, Lampasas Co., Texas ....................... +Marie McDonald ................... 3 Baby Jenkins ........ 2 Lucy A. Jenkins b: September 18, 1868 ............ +Willis ........ 2 Arthur Bruce Jenkins b: June 22, 1870 in near Gadsden, AL d: March 14, 1932 in Marshall, Texas ............ +Annie Eugenia Efurd b: October 27, 1877 in Pittsburg, Camp Co., Texas d: May 06, 1959 in Pittsburg, Camp Co., Texas ................... 3 Estelle Elizabeth Jenkins b: December 11, 1900 in Leesburg, Camp Co., Texas d: June 24, 1948 ................... 3 Mary Mauretta Jenkins b: January 22, 1912 in Gustine, Comanche Co., Texas ................... 3 Bruce Efurd Jenkins b: October 31, 1914 in Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas d: October 24, 1977 in Dallas, Texas ....................... +Billie Towne ........ 2 Baxter G. Jenkins b: May 02, 1874 in Gadsden, AL d: June 24, 1949 ............ +Lula Wall b: June 21, 1882 d: October 15, 1972 in Durant, Okla. ................... 3 Horace Greer "Rabbit" Jenkins b: September 26, 1901 in Leesburg, Camp Co., Texas d: June 21, 1973 ....................... +Virgie Welborn b: November 04, 1911 in Dequeen, Ark. ................... 3 Pauline Jenkins b: 1905 in Leesburg, Camp Co., Texas ....................... +Gossett b: 1901 in Wolf City, Texas ................... 3 Loyd C. Jenkins b: November 02, 1912 d: October 17, 1977 ....................... +Sylvia McPherson d: 1951 Thanks for your help, Ron Jenkins, Hillsboro, OR

--WebTV-Mail-348667783-12 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit N.E. Marriages Prior to 1700 shows the following: PARKER, JOSEPH (1651?, 1653-) (age 40 in 1691) & 1st wife [Elizabeth] / Hannah? [BLOOD?]; Groton, Ma., 1st child b. 1679. PARKER, JOSEPH (1653?-) & Hannah [JENKINS] BAKE? / BAKER? / BANK? / BAUK? (?1646-), widow of John, Nov. 19, 1683, 1684?; Chelmsford & Groton she m.3rd Robert BLOOD 1696 from "Pioneers of Massachusetts", by Pope: JENKINS, JOEL, Braintree, before the General Court in 1640, freeman May 6, 1646, removed to Malden. Children: Lydia, b. Aug. 13, 1640, Theophilus, b. Feb. 7, 1642, Ezekiel, bapt. in Boston July 16, 1649, Obediah, bapt. Aug. 13, 1650, Lemuel, Hannah (2 Hannahs, apparently). He died in Malden. Will dated July 4, 1687, probated Sept. 2, 1689, bequeathed to sons Lemuel, Ezekiel & Obediah; daughters Lydia, wife of John Paul, Hannah, wife of -----PARKER, and Hannah, wife of Joseph Merriam; grandchildren Lemuel an Ezekiel, sons of Lemuel. Lands in Malden and Reading. Malden Births, Marriages & Deaths: does not show Joel's death. Theophilus, unmarried, died May 15, 1660 Ezekiel, schoolmaster, died July 30, 1705. Lemuel, aged 70, died Dec. 20, 1713 PARKER, JOANNA (could this be Hannah?) wife of Capt. John STEARNS , formerly wife of JACOB PARKER, 78 yrs. died Dec. 4, 1737. Hope this helps. Yvonne [email protected] --WebTV-Mail-348667783-12 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-102.bryant.webtv.net (mailsorter-102.iap.bryant.webtv.net [207.79.35.92]) by postoffice-162.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.5/po.gso.24Feb98) with ESMTP id SAA07780; Tue, 28 Jul 1998 18:36:49 -0700 (PDT) Received: from fp-1.rootsweb.com (fp-1.rootsweb.com [207.113.233.233]) by mailsorter-102.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.5/ms.graham.14Aug97) with ESMTP id SAA29464; Tue, 28 Jul 1998 18:36:49 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from [email protected]) by fp-1.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id SAA22227; Tue, 28 Jul 1998 18:24:27 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 18:24:27 -0700 (PDT) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 08:12:36 +0700 From: Walter Harwood <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Organization: Harwood Consultants X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: [email protected] Subject: Jenkins, Hannah; Born about 1650; MA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resent-Message-ID: <"kkcVMC.A.FaF.Innv1"@fp-1.rootsweb.com> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/1042 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Good morning to the JENKINS list members, While working on my PARKER line, I received a message stating that the wife of JOSEPH PARKER born March 30, 1653 (the father of the JOSEPH born March 01, 1688/89, who married ABIGAIL SAWTELL) was not HANNAH BLOOD as I had thought, but HANNAH JENKINS. I am beginning to suspect that I have maiden vs married names mixed up as I had with my WHEELER and MERRIAM lines. If there is anyone on the list that had any information they are willing to share to help clear up the confusion, it would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Rick in Thailand --WebTV-Mail-348667783-12--