I am anxious to find out who and where Rowland JENKINS of NC and Carter Co, Tenn. are decended from and his family and decendants... I would very much appreciate any help... MIne is of Elbert JENKINS marr 1849 to Sarah STOVER... he was son of Emanuel JENKINS,, Thank you for your time... Rose in Oregon.. roseh@coinet.com

HELP PLEASE Looking for info. on my g-grandmother running into brick wall Mary Jane JENKINS Spiker (b October 28, 1857 d November 27, 1920) Married: Wm. Henry Spikr Children: Odus Troy Parley J. Benjamin R. Alvey G. Mary Jane lived her married life on a farm in Preston County, West Virginia, near Bruceton Mills, WV. Probably born and raised in that general area. Any help, any leads greatly appreciated. Karen Spiker Miller

Forgive me. I know this is not a typical posting for the list, but I received it from a very devoted (3 trips a year to Salt Lake City) geneologist cousin in Oklahoma, and it fit so well, I thought everyone should enjoy it. Jaunice Subject: YOU KNOW YOU ARE A GENEALOGIST WHEN: Your kids think picnics in cemeteries are normal or that EVERYBODY does it. You're the only person in the bridge/poker club who knows what a Soundex is. "It is only a few miles down the road" means at least 50. Some of your best friends live over 200 miles away. You have more pictures of tombstones than of the kids. "I need to spend just a little more time at the courthouse" means forget the cleaning, washing, dinner, chores; the day is shot. The mailman can't believe that you got this much mail from someone you don't even know. You explain to mother why you can't go 25 miles for Sunday dinner, but can go 100 miles to check out another cemetery. "As soon as I check out this census record, I'll fix dinner" means "call the local pizza parlor." Your neighbors think you are crazy, your friends wonder, and YOU know you are. You can't drive past a cemetery without wondering if your ancestors are buried there. You have to watch the credits of a movie to see if any of the surnames are ones you are researching. You ask all the people you meet, what their grandparents surnames are. You move to a new town and the first thing you look for is a historical or genealogical society in the area. You go on vacation and beg your hubby to please drive 80 miles out of the way so that you can try and find your granddaddy's grave in 100 degree heat. Youthful fantasies of traveling to exotic places are replaced with plans to get to those little towns with graveyards, or larger towns with Archives! Your fear of snakes and bugs is overshadowed by the need to get through those brambles to that old gravestone. Old friends who knew you before you were into genealogy begin sending clippings about dead or live people with your surnames (and you know you have been talking about genealogy too much!) You worry about the roof's leaking only if the drips threaten your genealogy section. When you can recite all the counties of a State you've researched but where you've never lived. When you find your ancestor's execution by hanging or burning at the stake, far more interesting than the mass-murder that just took place next door. You're not invited to family functions because your relatives are tired of filling out family group sheets. When you read the New Testament in Sunday School and find yourself comparing the pedigrees in Matthew and Luke. Patricia Owens 1/30/00

Do you still get this newsletter. Are these some of your Jenkins? In a message dated 1/30/00 7:27:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, JENKINS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << -Message: #1 Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 16:22:35 -0800 From: Grier Ingebretsen <grier@uswest.net> To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3893844B.126440B@uswest.net> Subject: Re: Thomas Jenkins second family ... Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I have been searching for information about a Thomas JENKINS in my line. He would have been born abt 1770 but don't know where and I do not know the name of his wife (wives). He lived in KY. He had at least 2 sons: 1. Benjamin JENKINS b ? , d ?, married 1827 Putnam Co, Ind to Catherine Shelton/Skelton. they named their children: Elizabeth Sarah Jane Jesse b 1833 Ind Emily Columbus Elijah Does this Thomas JENKINS connect with anyone? Patti W-I Portland, OR DIXIEGIL@aol.com wrote: > > I have just begun to find out about my ancestor's [Thomas Jenkins] second > family. After his first wife, Jemima Williams, died, Thomas Jenkins of > Greenville Co., SC married Ruth Barton, eldest dau. of Benjamin Barton and > Lucy Welborn of NC. Thomas and Ruth settled in Lauderdale Co., AL. where > Ruth's brother, Wm. S. Barton had the "Barton's Trading Post". Thomas > Jenkins and Ruth Barton had 9 children born before 1814. These children are: > i Benjamin Jenkins > m. Hannah __ > ii Chapley (Shapleigh) Jenkins > m. Elizabeth Johnson > iii Hiram Henson Jenkins > m. Polly Ann Willoett on 1 Oct 1831 > iv Ruth Jenkins > m.(1) Zachariah Belcher on 19 Dec 1835 > (2) Thomas Sherrod > v Permelia Jenkins > m. ___ Bowden > vi Catherine Jenkins > m. John T. Mackey > vii John Jenkins > viii Lemuel Jenkins > ix Abner Jenkins > m. Martha E. ___ > > If you know any of these, I would love to complete this family ... > > Amy >>

I have been searching for information about a Thomas JENKINS in my line. He would have been born abt 1770 but don't know where and I do not know the name of his wife (wives). He lived in KY. He had at least 2 sons: 1. Benjamin JENKINS b ? , d ?, married 1827 Putnam Co, Ind to Catherine Shelton/Skelton. they named their children: Elizabeth Sarah Jane Jesse b 1833 Ind Emily Columbus Elijah Does this Thomas JENKINS connect with anyone? Patti W-I Portland, OR DIXIEGIL@aol.com wrote: > > I have just begun to find out about my ancestor's [Thomas Jenkins] second > family. After his first wife, Jemima Williams, died, Thomas Jenkins of > Greenville Co., SC married Ruth Barton, eldest dau. of Benjamin Barton and > Lucy Welborn of NC. Thomas and Ruth settled in Lauderdale Co., AL. where > Ruth's brother, Wm. S. Barton had the "Barton's Trading Post". Thomas > Jenkins and Ruth Barton had 9 children born before 1814. These children are: > i Benjamin Jenkins > m. Hannah __ > ii Chapley (Shapleigh) Jenkins > m. Elizabeth Johnson > iii Hiram Henson Jenkins > m. Polly Ann Willoett on 1 Oct 1831 > iv Ruth Jenkins > m.(1) Zachariah Belcher on 19 Dec 1835 > (2) Thomas Sherrod > v Permelia Jenkins > m. ___ Bowden > vi Catherine Jenkins > m. John T. Mackey > vii John Jenkins > viii Lemuel Jenkins > ix Abner Jenkins > m. Martha E. ___ > > If you know any of these, I would love to complete this family ... > > Amy

I am still getting two of the digest sent too me. What can I do to have one omitted? Danny Jenkins

Looking for information on the following: William JENKINS bn abt 1683, Oyster River NH, son of Sephten JENKINS and Elizabeth PITMAN. Was married 25 Nov 1714, NH to Alice WHIDDEN/HAINES. Does anyone know when and where he died and anything about Alice? Patricia

Seeking any descendants of William A Jenkins and Rachel Price. He was born in Warren Co KY and came to Adams Co IL with his widowed father William Jenkins. His mother was Sarah Stone. He was born 1832 and died 1894. His widow Rachel survived him, as did the following children: 1. Charles R. Jenkins 2. William H. Jenkins 3. James M. Jenkins 4. Martha M. Jenkins 5. Sarah A Jenkins wife of James T Ruddell 6. Harry Jenkins, the only minor, born 9 Apr 1879. Regina Roper

I am having a lot of trouble with my Jenkins line. Does anyone have any Jenkins in Anne Arundel or Calvert County, Maryland? Please let me know. Mellen26@aol.com

Sarah may have been the older sister of my GGgrandmother Nancy Jenkins Marrs who was born in 1797 and died in 1878 in Fayetteville, WVa. I have a picture of her as an old lady. Jane McGeorge is named in the family bible as the mother of Nancy Jenkins. There is certainly a wall surrounding this Jenkins family but I feel sure there is someone out there that has the key to the backdoor. My Ggrandfather John Marrs and Nancy's brother Fountain were life long friends and business partners. James Jenkins, said to be a brother of Nancy Jenkins Marrs, married John's sister Rebecca. They and many other families moved to Michigan in the 1820-1840 period. I believe John Jenkins Jr. who is said to have married a Mary Huddleston moved to Ohio or Indiana and his home was the stopping place for other family members when they moved to the frontier in Michigan. All of John Marrs' brothers moved to Berrien Co. Michigan/ Terra Haute, Ind. The confusion about John Jenkins and his family arise from books written 50-80 years after he died by the child/children of a first daughter. These documents totally ignore what has to be the second family. There is a family story about the Marrs brothers visiting their Jenkins cousins in Ind. and in Mo. Alot of the above is my speculation about bits and pieces of information I have gathered over 20 years. I wonder if there were two John Jenkins. My Great grandfather described the burial place and I have visited it. The local genealogical society has found his grave with marker (1755-1831) Jives with his estate inventory dates and explains the abrupt ending of his pension application for his Revolutionary War service. JENKINS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > JENKINS-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 21 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Jenkins in Ohio [calem1@webtv.net (Steven Sterling)] > #2 my brick wall Jenkins [Risty63@aol.com] > #3 Elizabeth JENKINS [Karl & Cecy Rice <kcecyr@mcmsys.co] > #4 Re: John Jenkins-WV-1700-1800's ["Carol" <carol60@mindspring.com>] > #5 Thomas Jenkins second family ... [DIXIEGIL@aol.com] > #6 Jenkins Family History Book [vince grainer <vince.grainer@tirem] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from JENKINS-D, send a message to > > JENKINS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Jenkins in Ohio > Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 10:17:48 -0500 (EST) > From: calem1@webtv.net (Steven Sterling) > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > > Helen, > > You had a posting about Nelson and Helen Jenkins in Mt Vernon, Ohio. I > was wondering if this family included any Jenkins from Logan Co, Ohio. > If it does I would be willing to share any info I have. > Jennifer McMullen Sterling > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: my brick wall Jenkins > Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 12:17:12 EST > From: Risty63@aol.com > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > > Dear List, I am reposting my brick wall since its been awhile. I am looking > for the ancestors of my gg grandfather Obadiah Jenkins born abt 1836 probably > Benton County Tenn married to Elizabeth Newton. Obadiah's father may have > been Wyatt Jenkins married to an Elizabeth. Wyatt and Elizabeth had at least > 12 children and lived in Benton County Tenn at least from 1836 to 1859 before > moving to Johnson County, Ill. by 1860. Elizabeth was a widow by 1860, so am > wondering what happened to Wyatt? I believe Wyatt was born in Virginia about > 1805. Question is: Is my Obadiah the son of Wyatt? And who were Wyatt's > parents? Does anyone know? Thanks Kristy > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Elizabeth JENKINS > Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 13:17:58 -0600 > From: Karl & Cecy Rice <kcecyr@mcmsys.com> > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > > Elizabeth JENKINS b. 27 Sep 1793 Guilford Co, NC, m. John Denny REED 10 > Aug 1816 Guilford Co, NC, d. 16 Dec 1853 Randolph Co, MO. She was > reported to be "the daughter of a Methodist Minister in Guilford Co, > NC. I am looking for parents and siblings of Elizabeth JENKINS. > Thanks. Cecy Rice > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: John Jenkins-WV-1700-1800's > Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 14:41:36 -0500 > From: "Carol" <carol60@mindspring.com> > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > > Edith-Mildred -Emma and list > i have a list of John(b-c-1755-d-6-1831) & Betsey's children and Amos isn't listed(not to say it isn't so?????)Their daughter Mary Elizabeth is my GGGgrandmother(married Chandler Arthur)whose relatives also went to Jackson Co.Ohio > I don't know who John Jenkins siblings were. > John & Betseys children (that i know of)were: > Issac(b1779-1845)mar Nancy Martin > Nancy(1797)mar John Marrs-1819-Giles Co.Va > Frances mar David Wilson > John Jr(b-c-1785)mar Jane ?? > Priscilla(b-c-1798)mar David Nugen > ?? mar John Nugen > Mary Elizabeth mar Chandler Arthur > Some say Sarah Jenkins who mar George Blake in 1795 was a daughter but the dates look wrong > Uriah Jenkins > Fountain Jenkins(this is a man) > Bill Marrs(another researcher) says John was married twice-1.to Jane Mcgeorge circa 1784-5.He has info from a Marrs family bible > So some of these children are Janes which may account for Sarah > Im a little confused about all of this but it's a start.I hope someone can straighten me out > Carol > > -----Original Message----- > From: revchuck <revchuck@zoomnet.net> > To: Carol <carol60@mindspring.com> > Date: Monday, January 24, 2000 10:51 AM > Subject: Re: John Jenkins-WV-1700-1800's > > > Carol, are you familiar with the "Jackson County Ohio History and Families? On page #127 it says Amos (my husbands ancestor) was a son of John and Betsy (Huddleston) Jenkins of Bedford County, Virginia. Amos was married September 10, 1805 to Hester Huddleston of Kanawha County, Virginia. I also wopuld love to find out more info on this family. Perhaps we're researching the same Jenkins family. Let me know. > > Edith > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Carol > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 7:49 AM > Subject: John Jenkins-WV-1700-1800's > > > Dear list & new members > >I am reposting my brick wall > > >I am seeking info on parents etc of John Jenkins(d-c1830's-Fayette > >Co.WV(Greenbrier Co) mar.Mary Elizabeth Huddleston -1778-Bedford Co.Va.He > >served in Va Militia in 1785-Bedford Co. They went to WV c-1790's > Their daughter ,Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, married Chandler > Arthur-1797-Greenbriar Co,Va(WV) > ANY hint,help would be greatly appreciated > >Carol > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Thomas Jenkins second family ... > Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 15:51:59 EST > From: DIXIEGIL@aol.com > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > > I have just begun to find out about my ancestor's [Thomas Jenkins] second > family. After his first wife, Jemima Williams, died, Thomas Jenkins of > Greenville Co., SC married Ruth Barton, eldest dau. of Benjamin Barton and > Lucy Welborn of NC. Thomas and Ruth settled in Lauderdale Co., AL. where > Ruth's brother, Wm. S. Barton had the "Barton's Trading Post". Thomas > Jenkins and Ruth Barton had 9 children born before 1814. These children are: > i Benjamin Jenkins > m. Hannah __ > ii Chapley (Shapleigh) Jenkins > m. Elizabeth Johnson > iii Hiram Henson Jenkins > m. Polly Ann Willoett on 1 Oct 1831 > iv Ruth Jenkins > m.(1) Zachariah Belcher on 19 Dec 1835 > (2) Thomas Sherrod > v Permelia Jenkins > m. ___ Bowden > vi Catherine Jenkins > m. John T. Mackey > vii John Jenkins > viii Lemuel Jenkins > ix Abner Jenkins > m. Martha E. ___ > > If you know any of these, I would love to complete this family ... > > Amy > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Jenkins Family History Book > Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 20:13:42 -0500 > From: vince grainer <vince.grainer@tireman.com> > To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com > > Barbara, > > Thank you for your kind offer to look for Jenkins ancestors in the > JENKINS FAMILY HISTORY BOOK. I would be interested in any mention of > Jonas Jenkins. This family, as I understand it, migrated from > Shenandoah Co. Va. and settled first in Tennessee, either Blount Co. or > Cocke Co. then settled in Eastern N.C. The first Jonas was born abt. > 1772. Thanks again. Yvonne

I am looking for info on Elizabeth (Liza) Jenkins Payne. She was born in 1830 in N. Carolina- according to Census records. She married Presley G. Payne, they lived in the Habersham Co., area of Georgia (Cornelia?). They had seven children. She had a brother named David Dolphus Jenkins. She was in some way related to Louvenia Jenkins Brewer (Will) and Harriet Jenkins Payne (Farry) who were sisters. Their parents were Tom and Nancy English Jenkins. They lived in Georgia. I would greatly appreciate any help, I have been "stuck" at this point for many years. Thanks, Rita Payne Waycaster (waycast@cybrtyme.com )

I am seeking any information available on the following families. They spent only a short time in Indiana, then moved on to Michigan where William Jenkins was a Methodist-Episcopal local preacher then later a minister in full connection. Judith Judith Weeks Ancell jancell@micron.net 1810 Edgecliff Terrace Boise, ID 83702-2911 "By this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another. John 13:35 Descendants of William F. Jenkins Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM F.2 JENKINS (_____1) was born 09 Feb 1807 in Hudson, Columbia Co., NY, and died 16 Feb 1879 in Pewamo, Ionia Co., MI. He married LUCY A. HOUGHTON Abt. 1830, daughter of _____ HOUGHTON. She was born 11 Feb 1810 in NY, and died 12 May 1871 in Lyons, Ionia Co., MI. Children of WILLIAM JENKINS and LUCY HOUGHTON are: i. ELIZA3 JENKINS, b. 1832, NY. 2. ii. ALGERNON SIDNEY JENKINS, b. 01 Aug 1837, IN (probably Clinton Co., IN); d. 04 Nov 1901, Winfield Twp., Montcalm Co., MI. iii. VICTORIA JENKINS, b. 1840, IN (probably Clinton Co., IN). iv. AARON W. JENKINS, b. 1842, IN (probably Clinton Co., IN); d. 23 Nov 1912; m. CELIA HOUGHTON, 14 Aug 1865; b. 17 Oct 1844; d. 18 Jun 1914. 3. v. EMMA JENKINS, b. 1845, Putnam, Livingston Co., MI. vi. ABISHAI JENKINS, b. 1848, Putnam, Livingston, MI. Generation No. 2 2. ALGERNON SIDNEY3 JENKINS (WILLIAM F.2, _____1) was born 01 Aug 1837 in IN (probably Clinton Co., IN), and died 04 Nov 1901 in Winfield Twp., Montcalm Co., MI. He married (1) MARY JANE MILLER 01 Jan 1860 in Martin, Allegan, MI. She was born 23 Apr 1833 in NY, and died 1864. He married (2) SARAH HALL WOODRUFF 04 Jul 1867 in Wayland, Allegan Co., MI, daughter of HENRY WOODRUFF and MARY MARVIN. She was born 23 Apr 1833 in CT or NY, and died 07 Apr 1907 in Jennings, Missaukee Co., MI. Children of ALGERNON JENKINS and MARY MILLER are: i. ALICE4 JENKINS, b. 25 Sep 1861, Pewamo, Allegan, MI; d. 30 Oct 1882, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, MI. ii. EMMA JENKINS, b. 17 Nov 1864, Pewamo, Allegan, MI; d. 1925. Children of ALGERNON JENKINS and SARAH WOODRUFF are: iii. LENA A.4 JENKINS, b. 05 Oct 1868, Howard City, Montcalm Co., MI; d. 25 Aug 1938; m. WILLIAM DOYLE, 23 Apr 1898. iv. WILLIAM FREDERICK JENKINS, b. 27 Jan 1871, Pewamo, Montcalm Co., MI; d. 08 May 1945; m. (1) ELIZA JANE FRASHER ELIZA JANE FRAZIER, 28 Mar 1896, Big Rapids, Mecosta Co., MI; d. 1928; m. (2) ELEANOR OLIVIA GILBERT, 1929. v. VERNIE MAY JENKINS, b. 23 Dec 1872, Pewamo, Montcalm Co., MI; d. 13 Mar 1956, Coopersville, MI; m. AARON FRED WORKINGS, 24 Sep 1892; b. 1850; d. 1916. vi. SARAH MAUDE JENKINS, b. 08 Nov 1875, Howard City, Mecosta Co., MI; d. 19 Apr 1950, Lansing, Ingham Co., MI; m. GEORGE CLARENCE WEEKS, 25 Dec 1896, Big Rapids, Mecosta Co., MI; b. 30 Jul 1872, Nova, Ashland Co., OH; d. 16 Mar 1950, Lansing, Ingham, MI. 3. EMMA3 JENKINS (WILLIAM F.2, _____1) was born 1845 in Putnam, Livingston Co., MI. She married WARREN F. HOUGHTON 09 Nov 1864, son of HIRAM HOUGHTON and AURILLA BARRET. He was born 14 Jun 1841 in NY, and died 14 Aug 1901. Children of EMMA JENKINS and WARREN HOUGHTON are: i. FREDERICK WILLIAM4 HOUGHTON, b. 11 Jan 1868, Pewamo, Ionia, MI; d. 12 Aug 1929; m. ELLEN HALL, 26 Oct 1888, Lansing, Eaton, MI. ii. ALLISON ROYAL HOUGHTON, b. 23 Aug 1878, Casnovia, MI; d. 22 Oct 1907; m. MABLE DYER, 25 Aug 1899, Maple Rapids, Clinton, MI.

I am seeking information on Lewis Conner Jenkins, born 1819 birth place unknown. He lived near Lexington, Ky. He married, wife's name unknown. Children were Columbus Jenkins, George Washington Jenkins, Andrew Jackson Jenkins (Jack). He moved to St Louis Mo. And married a second time to Sarah Carrico. Their Children were Henry Jenkins, Matilda Jenkins, Thomas Jefferson Jenkins. Thomas married Susan Chapman Knowles. ===== Christopher Snooks __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

June As i understand it but not all proven,Mary Elizabeth Huddleston's parents were William Huddleston III and UNK William Huddleston II William Huddleston Sr(1702-8-3-1776-Middlestown,Bucks Co.PA) and Dorothy Walsh-d/o George Walsh(1680-NJ)-and Agnes(b-1682-married-c1710) Henry Huddleston (b-1660-d-1706-Bucks Co.Pa)he is probably the immigrant) and Elizabeth Cooper-mar.Penn.Elizabeth was d/o William Cooper(8-16--1647-Low Ellington,Yorkshire,England-d-2-8-1709-Buck Co.Pa)and Thomazine Porter(b-1658)married 1672-in Yorkshire.Elizabeth married 2nd-Thomas Davis. Children of Henry that i know of: William Elizabeth Henry Jr. mar Mary Wilkinson How does Charles Asbury desend from John & Mary? Carol -----Original Message----- From: June & Marco <settleciocca@earthlink.net> To: carol60@mindspring.com <carol60@mindspring.com> Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 8:29 AM Subject: Jenkins/Huddleston >Hi, Carol: Do you have the parents of John Jenkins' wife, Mary Elizabeth >Huddleston? I've been away from that line for a while (a few years >actually) and last I heard, no one had figured out where she fit in the >Huddleston clan. > >Best wishes >June > >P. S. I descend from Henry Huddleston, Sr. through my g-g-grandmother Cora >Lee Huddleston who married Charles Asbury Settle. Charles Asbury descended >from John Jenkins and Mary Elizabeth Huddleston. So more than likely I >descend from H. H. Sr. twice. >

Hello, fellow Jenkins family researchers! The Jenkins family I am looking for is SOLOMON JENKINS and his son WILLIAM JENKINS. They came over to the U.S. from somewhere in South Wales in about 1869-70 I think. I have found SOLOMON's Naturalization 2nd papers in Mahoning County, Ohio issued in 1874. That's all I know about Solomon. William was born in Wales about 1856. He got married in Braidwood, IL to an Alice Reed in 1880 and applied for homestead land in Louisiana. His land application included SOLOMON's naturalization papers as proof of his naturalization and right to acquire land. WILLIAM and his wife, and a daughter (Nell) arrived in Louisiana in 1884. A son, Henry, was born in 1885 in Louisiana. Does anyone know anything about any of these people? I know that SOLOMON had a large family and perhaps married twice. I've been told that William was one of about 11 children. I don't have the slightest idea what any of their names are. Any help would be appreciated!!! Trudy J. Patterson Elton, LA tpatters@pelican.state.lib.la.us -----Original Message----- From: JENKINS-D-request@rootsweb.com <JENKINS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: JENKINS-D@rootsweb.com <JENKINS-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 4:22 AM Subject: JENKINS-D Digest V00 #21

Barbara, Thank you for your kind offer to look for Jenkins ancestors in the JENKINS FAMILY HISTORY BOOK. I would be interested in any mention of Jonas Jenkins. This family, as I understand it, migrated from Shenandoah Co. Va. and settled first in Tennessee, either Blount Co. or Cocke Co. then settled in Eastern N.C. The first Jonas was born abt. 1772. Thanks again. Yvonne

Edith-Mildred -Emma and list i have a list of John(b-c-1755-d-6-1831) & Betsey's children and Amos isn't listed(not to say it isn't so?????)Their daughter Mary Elizabeth is my GGGgrandmother(married Chandler Arthur)whose relatives also went to Jackson Co.Ohio I don't know who John Jenkins siblings were. John & Betseys children (that i know of)were: Issac(b1779-1845)mar Nancy Martin Nancy(1797)mar John Marrs-1819-Giles Co.Va Frances mar David Wilson John Jr(b-c-1785)mar Jane ?? Priscilla(b-c-1798)mar David Nugen ?? mar John Nugen Mary Elizabeth mar Chandler Arthur Some say Sarah Jenkins who mar George Blake in 1795 was a daughter but the dates look wrong Uriah Jenkins Fountain Jenkins(this is a man) Bill Marrs(another researcher) says John was married twice-1.to Jane Mcgeorge circa 1784-5.He has info from a Marrs family bible So some of these children are Janes which may account for Sarah Im a little confused about all of this but it's a start.I hope someone can straighten me out Carol -----Original Message----- From: revchuck <revchuck@zoomnet.net> To: Carol <carol60@mindspring.com> Date: Monday, January 24, 2000 10:51 AM Subject: Re: John Jenkins-WV-1700-1800's Carol, are you familiar with the "Jackson County Ohio History and Families? On page #127 it says Amos (my husbands ancestor) was a son of John and Betsy (Huddleston) Jenkins of Bedford County, Virginia. Amos was married September 10, 1805 to Hester Huddleston of Kanawha County, Virginia. I also wopuld love to find out more info on this family. Perhaps we're researching the same Jenkins family. Let me know. Edith ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol To: JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 7:49 AM Subject: John Jenkins-WV-1700-1800's Dear list & new members >I am reposting my brick wall >I am seeking info on parents etc of John Jenkins(d-c1830's-Fayette >Co.WV(Greenbrier Co) mar.Mary Elizabeth Huddleston -1778-Bedford Co.Va.He >served in Va Militia in 1785-Bedford Co. They went to WV c-1790's Their daughter ,Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, married Chandler Arthur-1797-Greenbriar Co,Va(WV) ANY hint,help would be greatly appreciated >Carol

Elizabeth JENKINS b. 27 Sep 1793 Guilford Co, NC, m. John Denny REED 10 Aug 1816 Guilford Co, NC, d. 16 Dec 1853 Randolph Co, MO. She was reported to be "the daughter of a Methodist Minister in Guilford Co, NC. I am looking for parents and siblings of Elizabeth JENKINS. Thanks. Cecy Rice

I have just begun to find out about my ancestor's [Thomas Jenkins] second family. After his first wife, Jemima Williams, died, Thomas Jenkins of Greenville Co., SC married Ruth Barton, eldest dau. of Benjamin Barton and Lucy Welborn of NC. Thomas and Ruth settled in Lauderdale Co., AL. where Ruth's brother, Wm. S. Barton had the "Barton's Trading Post". Thomas Jenkins and Ruth Barton had 9 children born before 1814. These children are: i Benjamin Jenkins m. Hannah __ ii Chapley (Shapleigh) Jenkins m. Elizabeth Johnson iii Hiram Henson Jenkins m. Polly Ann Willoett on 1 Oct 1831 iv Ruth Jenkins m.(1) Zachariah Belcher on 19 Dec 1835 (2) Thomas Sherrod v Permelia Jenkins m. ___ Bowden vi Catherine Jenkins m. John T. Mackey vii John Jenkins viii Lemuel Jenkins ix Abner Jenkins m. Martha E. ___ If you know any of these, I would love to complete this family ... Amy

Helen, You had a posting about Nelson and Helen Jenkins in Mt Vernon, Ohio. I was wondering if this family included any Jenkins from Logan Co, Ohio. If it does I would be willing to share any info I have. Jennifer McMullen Sterling