Hi Cuz, While researching my Jenkins lines, several from Miller Co.,Missouri, I ran across an older Catholic community whose cemetary held several Jenkins. I'm pretty certain that this was located in Cole Co., Missouri but I'll need to check to be sure. I'll look & see if I have more pictures of the names in my file. Happy Hunting, RJ

I am looking for a John Washington Jenkins who may have been born ca 1822. Unknown state (Poss IN or KY). He married Amanda Denton poss around 1870 - and he died sometime before 1890. I believe he may have died in Madison, Jefferson Co. IN but don't know. He had at least 2 sons, Arley b. 1873 and Charles b. ca 1880. If you have any such person in your data, I would love to hear from you...he's one of my brick walls!! Thanks Janis in Arizona

WILLIAM NORRIS JENKINS is my first known ancestor. He was among the early Catholics from St. Mary's Co MD who settled on Cartwright's Creek in what is now Washington Co KY (then Bullitt Co KY) in 1875. Married Priscilla Hoskins and they migrated to MO prior to 1861. Children: George Washington J* b 1809 and Jeremiah Franklin J* b 1811. My line comes thorugh George Washington who married Martha Ann Cravens 1839 Nelson Co KY, he d. 1874 place unknown. Children: William Norris, Priscilla Ann, John Cravens, Franklin J., James Howard, Charles, David, Wesley, Mary and George Washington Jr. My line "daughters out" when Priscilla Ann marries James Marion Freeman. Howard W. Holmes Broken Areow, OK

Dear Cuzzins, I have recently found out that my great great grand mother was from Gates County, NC and married there as follows: Nancy Smith married Harison Jinkins April 1, 1850 in Gates County, NC (this is the way it was spelled with FTM, though we spell our name "Jenkins") If anyone has any info on the Jenkins/Jinkins in Gates county, or surrounding areas, or has these two listed in their line, can you please e-mail me? I am the cuzzin with the Orphanage story and the great great grand dad who was W.H.H. Jenkins/also known as Harrison. Thanks so much you all, take care, Susan of Tidewater VA

Linda, Every time I trie to re-mail, you get bounced. I have no connection to your line. Subject: Jenkins Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 01:41:21 -0800 From: LINDA PESANTI <[email protected]> Organization: OHSU To: [email protected] CC: [email protected] Lewis Jenkins, your name was obtained from the Wood Co., Ky internet page. Sorry I don't know anything about Charles Price. I do however want to know if you have done any research on the JENKINS. My maternal grandmother was Nancy Elizabeth JENKINS oct 31 1882--feb 14 1946 mar fryman, joseph manual may 15 1880--jan 26 1960 My 1st great Jenkins Charles Richard b sep 16 1842--mar 13 1916 mar Sandy, Sarah Jane b sep 13 1857--dec 20 1919. My 2nd great jenkins, brockman abtr 1818--apr 7 1893 mar bailess (bayles) abagail evens b jun 1821--jul 5 1905 My 3rd great jenkins, john sr (no dates) mar ANN (no dates) Do we make a connection? If so I would like to share information. thanks kay [email protected] Lew of Cleveland, OH. Searching: BUTTERBAUGH, CRESS/CRACE, ELLISON, JENKINS, MONTGOMERY, PRICE, RAMEY, RISNER, WARD, WHEELER mailto:[email protected]

This was posted on the CARPENTER-L and I thought there were some JENKINS on the list searching in Belmont Co., OH. I hope it helps someone. Looks to me that instead it might compound some questions! LOL Betsy McGee Rice [email protected] My ancestor Rebecca Carpenter born c.1835 testified she was the daughter of Nathan Carpenter and that she lived with him while her husband was in Civil War. She was married to Joseph Cressing Jenkins in Belmont Co, Ohio. Neighbors in the 1850's later of Belmont, Noble and Monroe Co also made similar testimony. I have not been able to find a Nathan Carpenter in these counties at this time. I suspect he may have been listed under another first name or as a Zimmerman. Interested in any suggestions on finding this man. Nancy Harvey, Tallahassee FL reply to [email protected]

Freda, I'm going to tell this guy 'no'. But, I didn't know if you knew of anyone in the STEELE lineage that met the description of being a fireman with an artificial leg? JENKINS is the name of Rosett Steele's husband ... ------- FORWARD, Original message follows ------- Date: Wednesday, 12-Nov-97 08:23 PM From: Edward Osborne \ Internet: ([email protected]) To: Wayne Hicks \ PRODIGY: (whicks) Subject: Re: JENKINS in your Afrigeneas posting Could you tell me if there were a 'Shad' or 'Shed' JENKINS in this Alabama JENKINS line? He would have been a fireman with an artificial leg. Thanks for your reply. Edward R. Osborne [email protected] ------- FORWARD, End of original message ------- -=[Wayne]=- "When you cease to make a contribution you begin to die."

Please let's not spread this over all of these lists, Keep your replies Private and do not SPAM the lists with all of these replies. Hit your reply button, NOT reply to all. And try to keep to the respective list topics. Thanks, Jeff Scism

Enough! Peter Vandegrift Whidbey Island, WA State SAR-Holland Society of NY -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <GenConnectic[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 09, 1997 11:43 AM Subject: Re: Format >In a message dated 97-11-09 10:57:15 EST, [email protected] >writes: > ><< > What bugs me worse are people who list themselves as researchers and > provide their email address inviting others to contact them then ignore > them (yes, even if all the info is provided in a query like name, date of > birth, state(s) where they lived, parents, siblings, family line etc) -- I > have run into that more than the other. > > Marta Hurst >> >See Below: > >Hi Marta, >I agree with your comment -- that is frustrating -- but would like to put in >one idea that I have been especially aware of recently -- I have been having >e-mail problems -- we have been working on it and AOL is supposed to be >sending me something that will help -- however, I worry about the messages >that someone has sent and that I did not get. Take care -- Emma > >

C'MON you people...if you're going to have one-on-one conversations let the rest of us alone!!! Peter Vandegrift Whidbey Island, WA State SAR-Holland Society of NY -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 09, 1997 11:32 AM Subject: Re: Format >In a message dated 97-11-09 05:07:04 EST, [email protected] writes: > ><< > Lately, I've been getting a lot of queries from researchers and all the > queriest is sending is a name and a date---NO STATE! Or a name and a > place---NO DATE, or time period! >> > >Hi Wyn, >You are right -- I guess sometimes we all forget to put all the information >we should in a message. I get these also. Perhaps several folks could make >a suggested list of what to make sure you put in a message and then we can >all share that information via some of the lists. >Thanks -- Emma > >

WHY am I receiving this? whatever it is? Peter Vandegrift Whidbey Island, WA State SAR-Holland Society of NY -----Original Message----- From: Mart Hurst <[email protected]> To: Wyn Jonas <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; HAYDEN surname <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; SHEPHERD-SHEPPARD <[email protected]>; SHERMAN <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 09, 1997 8:00 AM Subject: Re: Format >Yes Wyn, > >I get that often also and sometimes it is very irritating especially when >many families tend to name descendants the same name over and over through >generations. When all I get is "Do you have any information on my Henry >Hurst?" type of query I admit I sometimes just ignore the email -- >sometimes I will respond back explaining I need more information -- I would >like to think most of the time I try to remember I made goofs when I >started and maybe this is someone that just doesn't know any better and >needs some help. I have learned a lot about some of my branches because of >some very nice people, and I have been able to help some others also. > >What bugs me worse are people who list themselves as researchers and >provide their email address inviting others to contact them then ignore >them (yes, even if all the info is provided in a query like name, date of >birth, state(s) where they lived, parents, siblings, family line etc) -- I >have run into that more than the other. > >Marta Hurst >[email protected] > >---------- >> From: Wyn Jonas <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> Cc: [email protected]; HAYDEN surname ><[email protected]>; [email protected]; [email protected]; >[email protected]; [email protected]; SHEPHERD-SHEPPARD ><[email protected]>; SHERMAN <[email protected]> >> Subject: Re: Format >> Date: Saturday, November 08, 1997 10:42 PM >> >> Researchers: >> >> Please bear with me. This has become quite a problem for me. Is anyone >> else having trouble with this, the following? >> >> I agree, THERE IS NO WRONG FORMAT, but researchers should keep in mind >> that if they would like a reply to their questions, they should supply >> as much info on their subject as they can, briefly. >> >> Lately, I've been getting a lot of queries from researchers and all the >> queriest is sending is a name and a date---NO STATE! Or a name and a >> place---NO DATE, or time period! I'm sorry, but I would much rather >> spend my time *talking* to someone who I KNOW I can help. >> >> Wyn JONAS

In a message dated 97-11-09 10:57:15 EST, [email protected] writes: << What bugs me worse are people who list themselves as researchers and provide their email address inviting others to contact them then ignore them (yes, even if all the info is provided in a query like name, date of birth, state(s) where they lived, parents, siblings, family line etc) -- I have run into that more than the other. Marta Hurst >> See Below: Hi Marta, I agree with your comment -- that is frustrating -- but would like to put in one idea that I have been especially aware of recently -- I have been having e-mail problems -- we have been working on it and AOL is supposed to be sending me something that will help -- however, I worry about the messages that someone has sent and that I did not get. Take care -- Emma

In a message dated 97-11-09 05:07:04 EST, [email protected] writes: << Lately, I've been getting a lot of queries from researchers and all the queriest is sending is a name and a date---NO STATE! Or a name and a place---NO DATE, or time period! >> Hi Wyn, You are right -- I guess sometimes we all forget to put all the information we should in a message. I get these also. Perhaps several folks could make a suggested list of what to make sure you put in a message and then we can all share that information via some of the lists. Thanks -- Emma

In a message dated 97-11-09 06:15:19 EST, R Jenkins writes: << My Valentine Jenkins, b.1807 d.Aug. 6, 1844 as told to me, came from the Carolina's in the late 1700's or early 1800's to Tennessee. This is where I where pick up his trail. He married Fanny Avery Thompson in Tennessee. Togather they had 7 children, and are now both resting in Missouri. >> I am grasping at straws here, but my g-g-grandfather, William M. Jenkins, was born in TN in 1830 and moved, at some point prior to his marriage, to MO. In 1859 he and his wife, Mary, had a son, Manus. They moved abt 1860 to Texas, where three daughters, and another son were born before Mary died. Is it possible that my William M. is one of the 7 children of your Valentine? Thanks, B Schenck

Yes Wyn, I get that often also and sometimes it is very irritating especially when many families tend to name descendants the same name over and over through generations. When all I get is "Do you have any information on my Henry Hurst?" type of query I admit I sometimes just ignore the email -- sometimes I will respond back explaining I need more information -- I would like to think most of the time I try to remember I made goofs when I started and maybe this is someone that just doesn't know any better and needs some help. I have learned a lot about some of my branches because of some very nice people, and I have been able to help some others also. What bugs me worse are people who list themselves as researchers and provide their email address inviting others to contact them then ignore them (yes, even if all the info is provided in a query like name, date of birth, state(s) where they lived, parents, siblings, family line etc) -- I have run into that more than the other. Marta Hurst [email protected] ---------- > From: Wyn Jonas <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected]; HAYDEN surname <[email protected]>; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; SHEPHERD-SHEPPARD <[email protected]>; SHERMAN <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: Format > Date: Saturday, November 08, 1997 10:42 PM > > Researchers: > > Please bear with me. This has become quite a problem for me. Is anyone > else having trouble with this, the following? > > I agree, THERE IS NO WRONG FORMAT, but researchers should keep in mind > that if they would like a reply to their questions, they should supply > as much info on their subject as they can, briefly. > > Lately, I've been getting a lot of queries from researchers and all the > queriest is sending is a name and a date---NO STATE! Or a name and a > place---NO DATE, or time period! I'm sorry, but I would much rather > spend my time *talking* to someone who I KNOW I can help. > > Wyn JONAS

Researchers: Please bear with me. This has become quite a problem for me. Is anyone else having trouble with this, the following? I agree, THERE IS NO WRONG FORMAT, but researchers should keep in mind that if they would like a reply to their questions, they should supply as much info on their subject as they can, briefly. Lately, I've been getting a lot of queries from researchers and all the queriest is sending is a name and a date---NO STATE! Or a name and a place---NO DATE, or time period! I'm sorry, but I would much rather spend my time *talking* to someone who I KNOW I can help. Wyn JONAS

Dear cuzzins, I have just been told that my great great grand mother was married in Gates County, NC. Here is what I have: Nancy Smith m. Harrison Jenkins/Jinkins on April 1, 1850 in Gates County, NC If anyone can link me up to their line I would be very grateful. Thanks Susan of Tidewater VA

Seeking information on Charles John JENKINS, b: 18 May 1857, Rome GA, d: 11 Apr 1941, Texarkana, TX. Have limited info on his offspring. Need to establish parentage and beyond.. Carl DENNIS Converse, TX

I am seeking any information concerning Minnie Mae Jenkins b. November 9, 1884 who married Cornelius Berlin Doss in 1902 in Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee. This is really all the information that I have for Tennessee. Can anyone make a connection to her parents or any other information? Thank you. Dale Phillips philliok Moore OK

John Will Jenkins was born 1846 in Wales . John Will was in Carbon County, Pa, in 1868 as a coal miner. He had a daughter, Hannah born 1866 in Wales. First wife's name is unknown. John Will's second marriage was to Elizabeth E. Rosser. Elizabeth was born Feb., 22, 1853 in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. There were two (2) children born to John and Elizabeth Jenkins, William Arthur, my grandfather, was born Nov. 1, 1877 in Trumbull County, Ohio and Priscilla Jane was born Dec. 18,1882 in Clark County, Arkansas. Priscilla married Thomas Davison in Wapello County, Iowa.. After John Will died Elizabeth Rosser Jenkins moved to Lucas County, Iowa where she married Daniel T. Williams on Nov. 2, 1886. John Will Jenkins died in either Mahoning or Trumbull County, Ohio between 1883 t0 1885. I need help in locating his death date and burial location. JENKINS, Hannah born 1866 in Wales, was living in Curtis, Clark county, Arkansas in 1882. It is believed she went back to Trumbull County, Ohio in 1883-85 with her father. She was the daughter of the above John Will Jenkins.s. What became of her???