Periodic posting for the benefit of new group subscribers: I am researching the Jenkins branch of my family tree. Information so far is: 1. Henry Jenkins; little information known; spouse unknown Children: John Jenkins Maybe others 2. John Jenkins; b abt 1789; d. 25 Aug 1886 (transported 1822) m. date ?, Charlotte Elizabeth Sermons Children: Mary Ann Jenkins; m. abt 1829, James Garner Elizabeth Jenkins John Jenkins; b abt 1816, Kent England; d. 16 Oct 1899, Buckingbong Station,NSW, Australia m. Maria Ray, 17 Aug 1841, Campbelltown, NSW Francis Jenkins Thomas Jenkins; b abt 1823; d. 23 Dec 1882, Berrigo, NSW m. Jane Dunstan. 3. Francis Jenkins; b abt 1823; d 1 Aug 1902, Buckingbong Station, NSW m. Mary Ann Higgins Rebecca Higgins Brigid Fennell Children (to Mary Ann Higgins) Charlotte Elizabeth jenkins; b abt 1857; d 2 Mar 1880 m. Charles Berthon Emily Grace Jenkins Marcus Jenkins; b abt 1862 Albert W Jenkins; b abt 1864 Clara Jenkins; b abt 1965 Edward Ridley Jenkins; b abt 1870 Ada M Jenkins; b abt 1871 4. Emily Grace Jenkins; b abt 1861, Buckingbong Station, NSW d abt 1935 m Walter Robert Parker; b abt 1861, Collingwood. Vic., Australia d abt 1929 m date 9 Jan 1884, Camberwell, Vic., Aust Children: Grace Emily Parker Thelma Harriet Parker Dorothy Parker Walter George Parker; b abt 1885, Adelaide, Australia m Mary jane Lawler, 20 Feb 1906, Burnley Vic., Aust Myrtle Winton Parker; b 19 Aug 1893, Adelaide, Australie d 18 May 1990, Phillip Island, Vic. m. Albert henry Robertson, 21 Feb 1920, Hawthorn, Vic. Myrtle Winton parker was my grandmother. Regards, Ian Marr I think, therefore, I yam - does this mean I'm a vegetable? Eddress: marrtron@ansonic.com.au Home Page: http://www.ansonic.com.au/marrtronics/ I can also be found on ICQ - 7894010

Well, to all who E-mailed me.... THANK YOU. I cannot tell you how many e-mails I got, even if I tried I could not answer all in a years time. I really didn't know there were sooo many of you that feel as I do at times.   I should not have posted that e-mail to the lists as I did and if I offended anyone I'm sorry.   But as I seen in most of your e-mails most of our people did the same thing.   Tried to hide as best they could. ..:) OK her it goes: Henry Wilson b-1782/1785 MD. married Isabella McGarr b-1786/1790 MD. There daughter was Hannah Wilson b-about 1813 PA. married John Givens b-1809 PA. and on 11-11-1830 married in Belmont Co. Ohio. There daughter was Margaret Givens b-1852 Oh. and married Squire VanCamp. James Squire VanCamp was the son of William VanCamp and Frances Jenkins b-1813 PA. and she was married first to a Ferrell. I thought at first she was a Ferrell until I found where she was barred and listed her parents as David and E. Jenkins. Again, thanks to you all, Emma

Ezekiel Jenkins died testate 1750 in Fairfax County VA. His wife's name was Mary ----- and, of late, on websites and in several other places I have seen his wife's family given as Gunnell. I'd be grateful to know the evidence demonstrating this. Many thanks for your help, and best wishes to you. Scott Swanson Department of History Butler University 4600 Sunset Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46208-3485 sswanson@butler.edu

Was there any other information on the marker such as a date of birth and death? Any other information? Karen > The following Jenkins is buried in the Poplar Grove Cemetery at > Petersburg National Battlefield. > > Jenkins, W.A. 16th Michigan Infantry Grave # 1260 >

>From the Beckley (WV) Register-Herald, February 6 2001 Ray Jenkins PINEVILLE - Ray Jenkins, 81, died Saturday, Feb. 3, 2001, at his residence following a long illness. Born Aug. 13, 1919, at Bomont, he was the son of the late Ira and Ollie Shafer Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins was a disabled coal miner having last worked for Consolidated Coal Company, Itmann. He was a member of the Pineville Church of the Nazarene and a resident of Pineville since 1952. He was preceded in death by his wife, Glenna G. Jenkins, in May 1998; a grandson, Wesley Ray Jenkins; four brothers, and four sisters, one of which was his twin. Survivors include two sons, Jimmy Jenkins and his wife, Vivian, of Princeton, and Bobby R. Jenkins and his wife, Lillian, of Pineville; two daughters, Barbara Phillips and her husband, Jim, of Pineville, and Betty England and her husband, Woody, also of Pineville; two sisters, Pearl Ray and husband, Jack, of Pocatalico, and Alta Samples of Procious; special caregivers, Bobbie Day, Barbara England, and Linda Stewart; 11 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Service will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Pineville Church of the Nazarene with the Revs. Franklin Goff and Donald Lohr officiating. Burial will follow in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens, Beckley. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. today at Calfee Funeral Service Chapel, and one hour before the service Wednesday at the church. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Arrangements by Calfee Funeral Service, Pineville.

The following Jenkins is buried in the Poplar Grove Cemetery at Petersburg National Battlefield. Jenkins, W.A. 16th Michigan Infantry Grave # 1260

Hello, I' m looking for information on Henry Jenkins that married Mary Maidmant in Cornwall, England and came to Newfoundland about 1838. His son, William married Keziah Gillard of Twilinggate, Newfoundland. Any information would greatly be appriciated. Thanks, Sylvia

Hi Everyone, Thanks to Elska for pointing out that I forgot to put in any dates. Wish I had some that were more definite. All I can tell you is that Joseph Jenkins died sometime in the late 1940's. My father was born in 1920 and had an older sister Josephine, one brother named Cecil and another brother. My grandmother died sometime in the late 1960's, early 70's at the latest. I realize that is a very limited amount of information. The only other item I've been able to find is a record of a land grant to a Joseph N. Jenkins in the Springfield area in the 1900's. Thanks for all the help so far. Maureen

Hi Everyone, Another year and another try at finding my Jenkins line. Grandparents Joseph Jenkins and his wife were both deaf mutes possibly in the Springfield, MO area. They had four children, 1 daughter and 3 sons. They later moved to Kansas City, MO. If anyone has any little tidbit of information, I would be ever so greatful. Thanks, Maureen

jefferson county??? where please At 04:32 PM 01/29/2001 -0600, B Moore wrote: >Andrew Jackson Jenkins born 1838 in KY, >according to census. He moved to Marion >Co., IL about 1860. He had relatives in >Jefferon Co., which adjoins Marion Co. His >mother was Nancy ? and he had brothers >David and John who also lived in Marion Co. >for a short time and then moved to IA. >Barbara > > God Bless Lynda

Andrew Jackson Jenkins born 1838 in KY, according to census. He moved to Marion Co., IL about 1860. He had relatives in Jefferon Co., which adjoins Marion Co. His mother was Nancy ? and he had brothers David and John who also lived in Marion Co. for a short time and then moved to IA. Barbara

whaat?? ----- Original Message ----- From: <JENKINS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <JENKINS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 4:00 AM Subject: JENKINS-D Digest V01 #22

List, Sorry about the delay. I haven't had a lot of email time the last couple of weeks, and got behind. I just saw your requests tonight, and have submitted the change. Messages should soon have the [JENKINS] in front of them (on the subject line). Kurt Jenkins List owner

Here is the answer I received from the Rootsweb Help Desk as to why [JENKINS] no longer appears in the subject line of the list. "When the Lists6 server was moved over to the Lists2 server several days ago, the settings for the lists were returned to the defaults. The prepend is one of the things the list admin has to change manually. Apparently the list admin for these lists has not had time, or has forgotten to do so. You can contact the administrator of any RootsWeb mail list by writing to LISTNAME-admin@rootsweb.com. i.e. JENKINS-admin@rootsweb.com, and request that the prepend be added to the subject line again."

Hey, We do have a list admin. Yeah!!!!!! We thought you didn't like us. Glad to have you back. Pam On Sat, 27 Jan 2001 22:12:45 EST JenkList@aol.com writes: > List, > Sorry about the delay. I haven't had a lot of email time the > last couple > of weeks, and got behind. I just saw your requests tonight, and > have > submitted the change. Messages should soon have the [JENKINS] in > front of > them (on the subject line). > > Kurt > Jenkins List owner > Pam & Dave Burchfield Visit our Website: http://members.fortunecity.com/davepam/index.htm Researching: Birchfield, Burchfield, Buskirk, Dickey, Hayworth, Hoge, Hoy, Jenkins, Kent, Keller, Odenbaugh, Phillips, Stark, Starkey, VanBuskirk and too many others to mention.

If you want to contact the list administrator the address to use would be JENKINS-admin@rootsweb.com this address only goes to the administrator. I have checked the list is not up for adoption so we should have a leader. Sharon

Hi, I haven't seen any response from the list admin. Is there a list admin for this list? Pam -- Original Message -- >Well, I really hate to make any additions to the numerous e-mails received >by some of the people on this list, BUT, unfortunately I must. I really >want to remain on this list (and I will, no matter how snippy people get) >so >that I just might be able to share information or learn more about my >ancestors; however, the message "right in front of my nose" seems to be >from >people that I don't know from Adam. Fact is, I know Adam, but I don't know >them! When the [Jenkins] was in the subject line, at least I knew that >I >could trust the sending source (roots list). There are a lot of folks out >there, friends, and I don't trust the entire world to allow their messages >access to My computer. Some of you may be receiving the rootsweb message >with the name where it can be seen before the message is opened, but it's >not coming to me that way as it used to, and as I understand it, there are >several others making the same request. Thanxs! > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Dennis <paugh@webtv.net> >To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 9:09 AM >Subject: [JENKINS] ON SUBJECT LINE > > >> It seems to me that for us whose past-time is finding clues to hundreds >> of Jenkins, living hundreds of years ago, and hundreds of miles away, >> can't find a Jenkins e-mail on a screen in front of our nose without >> JENKINS in the subject line. >> My biggest peeve is receiving a request for help giving just a common >> name and no dates or locations. Like: "Does anyone know my g-gd John >> Jenkins ?" >> >> >> >> Dennis in Union City© >> >> ______________________________ > > -- iWon <http://www.iwon.com/> - Voted the #1 portal on the Web!

----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Grant" <gandpgrant@email.msn.com> To: <Jenkins-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 10:27 AM Subject: Eleazer Jenkins > I am looking for parents and siblings of Eleazer Jenkins, born 1752 probably > in PA or VA, I think PA. He fought as Frontier Ranger and served as J of > Peace in Washington Co, PA, died there 1824. I have looked in vain for his > birth info. Anyone with Jenkins that early, would you please see if you > have an Eleazer? His wife, Rebecca Dunlap was from Bart T., Lancaster Co., > PA where I find some Jenkins but have not found this one. I would > appreciate any help. If there is another working on the line of Eleazer, I > could sure use some actual birth dates for his children, rather than the > ca's I now have. I decend from his daughter, Lucy who married Thomas King > and moved to Unity T., Columbiana Co., OH. I would share any info I have. > Thanks. Peggy Grant > >

Well, I really hate to make any additions to the numerous e-mails received by some of the people on this list, BUT, unfortunately I must. I really want to remain on this list (and I will, no matter how snippy people get) so that I just might be able to share information or learn more about my ancestors; however, the message "right in front of my nose" seems to be from people that I don't know from Adam. Fact is, I know Adam, but I don't know them! When the [Jenkins] was in the subject line, at least I knew that I could trust the sending source (roots list). There are a lot of folks out there, friends, and I don't trust the entire world to allow their messages access to My computer. Some of you may be receiving the rootsweb message with the name where it can be seen before the message is opened, but it's not coming to me that way as it used to, and as I understand it, there are several others making the same request. Thanxs! ----- Original Message ----- From: Dennis <paugh@webtv.net> To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 9:09 AM Subject: [JENKINS] ON SUBJECT LINE > It seems to me that for us whose past-time is finding clues to hundreds > of Jenkins, living hundreds of years ago, and hundreds of miles away, > can't find a Jenkins e-mail on a screen in front of our nose without > JENKINS in the subject line. > My biggest peeve is receiving a request for help giving just a common > name and no dates or locations. Like: "Does anyone know my g-gd John > Jenkins ?" > > > > Dennis in Union City© > > ______________________________

Hi List, I live in Mercer Co. Ky. I will be happy to do lookups in Mercer county for anyones Jenkins family in this area. There is alot of Jenkins in this area. Thanks, Dianna Ison