Searching for ancestors and siblings of John Mathias Jenkins, b. 1817 in Harper's Ferry VA, died 1887, probably in Michigan. Married Mary Catherine Harper, b 1826 in Harper's Ferry, died 1880, prob in Michigan. Married 8/2/1852. Children: Mary b 1853, William b. 1854, John Wesley b 1855, Rachal b 1856, Oscar b. 1858, Unknown son b 1861, Hannah Elizabeth b 1865. Believe Mary Catherine Harper is about 3 generations from a sibling of Robert Harper (after whom Harper's Ferry is named). Any help? Dan Connors

I am looking for more information on the JENKINS line from North Carolina. Let me know if you have a connection. Travis LeMaster http://www.netusa1.net/~glemaste/jenkins.familypage.html

All I know about my Jenkins is: Jane G. JENKINS, was born about 1822 in TN. She died after 15 Jul 1870 in Missouri. She married Jesse A. Hill 7 Jul 1842 in Rhea County, TN. They raised their children in Dade County, Mo. I don't know who her parents were or were they were from. It has been suggested that her middle name may have been Green. Any help is appreciated. Mary Bonsal At 10:23 AM 4/16/98 EDT, you wrote: >do you know where they are from and do you have any kin in sumter know. let me >know so i can help both of us while their are still some older members still >alive >

I assume your data is all US. I am looking for information on Jenkins from Derbyshire UK. Families that did not immigrate to the US. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Peter Jackson.

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Received your message about the Jenkins Family in Sumpter S. Carolina. It"s certainly worth looking into, it might explain why we can"t find too much info in New Jersey. We seem to have come to a dead end. Anything else you find out please let me know. Thanks.

My Great Great Grandmother is Lydia JENKINS b. February 6, 1816. Lydia married my GG Grandfather Edward DAVIS. I have a great deal on the DAVIS line, but not much as yet on the JENKINS line. I do know that Lydia's father was Joseph Nelson JENKINS (1787-1876). Joseph married Elizabeth QUEEN 1795-1864), daughter of Armstead and Sarah Liddy (NORMAN) QUEEN. I have information on the QUEEN line back to Charles Queen/MacQueen/MacQuain b.1720. Would like to connect with anyone researching the DAVIS, JENKINS, or QUEEN lines. Carol (Davis) O'Born [email protected]

I THINK YOU ARE RELATED TO THE JENKINS OF SUMTER SO CAROLINA I KNOW A SOME OF THE FAMILY MOVED DOWN THEIR. I ALSO KNOW SOME MARRIED INTO THE GREEN FAMILY LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE FOUND ANYMORE INFO .

I am looking for information on PHILLIP JENKINS, b. about 1770 I don't know where. He married MATILDA REBECCA SISK, who was born 1773 in Va. and died in Cocke Co., TN. Thanks, Dorothy

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WHEN : Saturday May 2, 1998. Start at 9 AM WHERE: At the home of Senator B. G. Dyess 2015 Shirley Park PL; Alexandria, La. INSTRUCTIONS: Local folks will bring a covered dish. OUt of town people need not bring food. GENEALOGY: Those interested in working on family history are invited to meet in room 133 at the Rodeway Inn on MacArthur Drive in Alexandria at 6PM on Friday May 1. Bring photos and records. All allied lines are invited as well. The reason for posting to this lisitng.... My G G Grandmother was a JENKINS and there has to be some DYESS/Jenkins here.... QUESTIONS: Please email me with any questions..... Thanks!!!!!

God bless her. Does anyone know her folk's names, or where her family is from? Bob My JENKINSs are from Pulaski Co., KY ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

***********Special Message********** List Members....... Some of you may remember the terrible shootings that occurred at the High School in Paducah, Kentucky. Several students of a Prayer Group that were meeting before school were either killed or wounded. Among those wounded was Missy Jenkins. For the past 4 months, Missy has been making steady progress toward recovery. TODAY, Missy was able to come home to begin the next phase of her recovery. As a result of the shooting she is now in a wheelchair, but that has not dampened her spirits. She plans to continue her life as close as possible to what it was before the shooting. With Spring Break at her school scheduled for next week, her friends have already planned some activities! Continue to keep Missy, and the other recovering students, in your prayers. I think I can speak for the entire Jenkins Mailing List when I say that we ALL should have the faith and determination of this young lady! Gary J.

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Attention Barbara Schenck: I have a George Jenkins living in Grayson Co., Tx, listed in 1870 census. He was born in Tenn. around 1816. He had a son William A. Jenkins born in TX. Any connection to your Manus Jenkins?? Lisa Jenkins email [email protected]

Attention Duveane McDonald: I am trying to find ancestors for George Jenkins b~1816 in Tenn. He married a Sarah K. ? from Kentucky, died in Grayson Co., TX. He had a child, Elizabeth in Kentucky ~1846, another daughter Mary Jane in Tenn ~1848. She married a Charles Redman in Grayson, Tx. George had two more daughters in Arkansas in the period 1849 - 1850 and a son William A. Jenkins (my ancestor) born in Grayson, Tx in 1850. George Jenkins was living in Grayson, Tx in 1870. It's a long shot, but I was wondering if there might be a connection to your William B. Jenkins of Tenn? Have you come across any George Jenkins that might fit? Thanks, Lisa Jenkins email [email protected]

Does anyone have information on James V. Jinkins married Melinda Pearson Dec. 1850 Scott Co. Va. later of Sullivan Co? Thank you, Dan

William Jasper Jenkins born November 09, 1852, died October 04, 1929, in Franklin, Macon, NC. He was married to Buena Vista Allen. His mother was a maid named Winny. William was an illegetiment child. Does any one have any info on this Jenkins line?