I know that there was a Herbert Monroe Jennings ...but he was born in 1887 GM or Monroe was, I imagine, a contemporary cousin of Samuel Thomas Jennings b.1841 d.1907 a young man in the war writing to his cousin in Shelbyville. I see a reference to a Monroe William Jennings b. 1849 died 1919...but he would be too young to be in the war in 1860.(Doughtie's book) -----Original Message-----9 From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 09, 1999 8:27 PM Subject: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Munrow Jennings,,,, Answer >Linda, I have to go thru some papers, but we do have a Mun Jennings from >Statesville. I am thinking this isn't the same one due to the birthdate you >give as 1860. Do you have a death date on him. was he still living 55 years >ago, if so I knew him. But if not him, I believe we are connected. > >Take a look at another cousins home page, and write me back. you can go thru >my site, and scroll down to the links to get to the Jennings link. >I have not updated my page and we have found Jacks siblings and >parents........... > > <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/flocorn/index.html">Welcome to Florence's >Family</A> > >Tell Me You Are A Cousin >Florence > ><< I am trying to find out who Munrow Jennings is in Stateville, Wilson >County in 1860. > > I think he is also G. M. Jennings. ...he is a cousin to my ancestor Samuel >Thomas Jennings son of Robert Cross Jennings who was in Bedford County . I >have some letters from Monrow during the Civil War ....who is Munrow's >parents.??? Linda Jackson >> > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >List problems? Contact Jennings listowner [email protected] >

NO he wasnt born in 1860 ...he was in the WAR/// The G is definitely critical too. Linda -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 09, 1999 8:27 PM Subject: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Munrow Jennings,,,, Answer >Linda, I have to go thru some papers, but we do have a Mun Jennings from >Statesville. I am thinking this isn't the same one due to the birthdate you >give as 1860. Do you have a death date on him. was he still living 55 years >ago, if so I knew him. But if not him, I believe we are connected. > >Take a look at another cousins home page, and write me back. you can go thru >my site, and scroll down to the links to get to the Jennings link. >I have not updated my page and we have found Jacks siblings and >parents........... > > <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/flocorn/index.html">Welcome to Florence's >Family</A> > >Tell Me You Are A Cousin >Florence > ><< I am trying to find out who Munrow Jennings is in Stateville, Wilson >County in 1860. > > I think he is also G. M. Jennings. ...he is a cousin to my ancestor Samuel >Thomas Jennings son of Robert Cross Jennings who was in Bedford County . I >have some letters from Monrow during the Civil War ....who is Munrow's >parents.??? Linda Jackson >> > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >List problems? Contact Jennings listowner [email protected] >

I am trying to find out who Munrow Jennings is in Stateville, Wilson County in 1860. I think he is also G. M. Jennings. ...he is a cousin to my ancestor Samuel Thomas Jennings son of Robert Cross Jennings who was in Bedford County . I have some letters from Monrow during the Civil War ....who is Munrow's parents.??? Linda Jackson

Linda, I have to go thru some papers, but we do have a Mun Jennings from Statesville. I am thinking this isn't the same one due to the birthdate you give as 1860. Do you have a death date on him. was he still living 55 years ago, if so I knew him. But if not him, I believe we are connected. Take a look at another cousins home page, and write me back. you can go thru my site, and scroll down to the links to get to the Jennings link. I have not updated my page and we have found Jacks siblings and parents........... <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/flocorn/index.html">Welcome to Florence's Family</A> Tell Me You Are A Cousin Florence << I am trying to find out who Munrow Jennings is in Stateville, Wilson County in 1860. I think he is also G. M. Jennings. ...he is a cousin to my ancestor Samuel Thomas Jennings son of Robert Cross Jennings who was in Bedford County . I have some letters from Monrow during the Civil War ....who is Munrow's parents.??? Linda Jackson >>

Tyre, Thanks for the info but that is a different Squire. Glenn -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 09, 1999 9:26 AM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Squire JENNINGS >In the book, "Documented Notes on JENNINGS and Allied Families" by Doughtie >there is a Squire W. Jennings listed as a son and heir of Isaiah Jennings of >Madison County, KY in a will probated 27 Jan 1860. Also shows that Squire >married Matilda J. Barnes in 1850 in Madison County, KY. >Squire is listed as a brother to Polly Coates, Robert, Sally and as executor >of his brother, Jesse's will also in Madison County, KY. >Isaiah born 1780 in Rowan Co. NC and parents were Robert Jennings Sr. and >Catherine Sallee. There is quite a bit of info on Robert, Sr. and the family. >Hope this info is helpful. >Tyre Jennings >Houston, TX > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >To subscribe, write to [email protected] or [email protected] and put in the body only subscribe or >unsubscribe as the mood strikes > >

Florence, Caldwell County Kentucky Is in the extreme Southwest part of the state, near the land between the lakes, other counties near are Christian and Trigg. Thanks for the comeback. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 09, 1999 5:24 AM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Squire JENNINGS >Glen, I better go look and see where Caldwell CO KY is on the map. Can you >tell me? we may have something going here. Florence > ><< I am looking for proof that John and Sarah or Susan JENNINGS were the >parents of Squire JENNINGS b. 1813 Caldwell County Kentucky. > Glenn Jennings > 602 North 3rd > Haskell, Texas 79521 >> > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >This list is brought to you by the dedicated folks at Rootsweb. >To ensure that the list continues, please visit and subscribe at >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > >

Glenn, Yea, I looked it up, and so far I have mine in Madison Co. KY. Some went to Sumner Co TN area,,,,,,, we do havs a Squire Jennings, but he was borned in Wilson Co. TN. Do you have more on your Jennings line? Florence << Florence, Caldwell County Kentucky Is in the extreme Southwest part of the state, near the land between the lakes, other counties near are Christian and Trigg. Thanks for the comeback. >>

Hello, Does anyone have any info on the Asa Jennings that married Jane Spencer Keeling. I have him in Habersham Co. GA in 1840 and 1850. He was from SC and was a blacksmith. Thanks, Lee Ann J. Cline [email protected]

In the book, "Documented Notes on JENNINGS and Allied Families" by Doughtie there is a Squire W. Jennings listed as a son and heir of Isaiah Jennings of Madison County, KY in a will probated 27 Jan 1860. Also shows that Squire married Matilda J. Barnes in 1850 in Madison County, KY. Squire is listed as a brother to Polly Coates, Robert, Sally and as executor of his brother, Jesse's will also in Madison County, KY. Isaiah born 1780 in Rowan Co. NC and parents were Robert Jennings Sr. and Catherine Sallee. There is quite a bit of info on Robert, Sr. and the family. Hope this info is helpful. Tyre Jennings Houston, TX

Glen, I better go look and see where Caldwell CO KY is on the map. Can you tell me? we may have something going here. Florence << I am looking for proof that John and Sarah or Susan JENNINGS were the parents of Squire JENNINGS b. 1813 Caldwell County Kentucky. Glenn Jennings 602 North 3rd Haskell, Texas 79521 >>

I am looking for proof that John and Sarah or Susan JENNINGS were the parents of Squire JENNINGS b. 1813 Caldwell County Kentucky. Glenn Jennings 602 North 3rd Haskell, Texas 79521

Looking for information about the birthdate and parents of George (?) JENNINGS who married Celia Emma WHITE in Albany, NY between 1850 and 1860. Celia was born 8-1-1825 in England and came to the U.S. in 1850. Would also like information about their marriage. Descendants lived in Illinois, Texas, and elsewhere. Also researching White, Robinson, Tregay, Armitage, and Maddox families. Judy Gaskell [email protected]

Thank you very much. I am not sure that John is Noah's father but it is possible. However, the family information is divided between John being the father and James being the father. I have seen both. Any info is greatly appreciated. and THANKS again. Also, by the way, the "old" excuse is a good one. Caren -----Original Message----- From: MJ Jennings <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 3:16 PM Subject: [JENNINGS-L] Jennings information >Hi Carole: >This is the information I promised lo those many days ago. Sorry I am so slow. I have a good excusse, I am old. This wass sent to me by a friend and distant relative in Gadsden, Al. It fits . > 1. Ancesstors: The ancestors of this family are believed to be those shown below. > Rober Jennings (--1650 England)d. 1718 St. Paul's Parish New Kent Co. Va. m. Jane True lock in England > Robert Jennings., Jr. (1686 Va. --1758m Mary Garland in New Kent Co. Va > William Jennings(1715- died ?Prince Edwards Co. ) M. Mary Allen > Robert Jennings (1738 Pr. Edward,Va m. Rachel --- was in the county militia in Rev. > John Jennings 1759 m. Anne Chiles Father of John below. > @. John Jennings (1706 -1846 in Al. died as a widower in Calhoun Co., Al had: > a. Noah Jennings > b. Sarah Jennings1820 SC) > c. William Jennings 1823SC m. Jane ? and had Mary, Sarah, John Joseph, Martha, Elizabeth They were farming near Jacksonville in 11870 > d. Mary Ann (Polly)Dec. 0, 1826 m. Belson Jones > e. JoynWesley J. 6 Apr. 1828 lived near Jacksonville in 1870 > fJames Henry J. Mar 15, 1830 > g. Leander (Eli) J. Feb. 19, 1834 1846 > h.Thomas Jefferson J. Sept 17, 1836 > i. Davis J. Sept 17, 1838 > j. Bannister J Sept. 5 1639---1846 >\ k Nancy J. Jun 27, 1841) m James Parker > l. AAndrew Jackson J. Dec. 13, 1843 > Noah Jennings 1813 SC 1880 Al m. Priscilla Woodruff., had at least three sons then married Matilda 1845 had 2 more children Priscilla was the dau of Moses Woodruff(? 1848 Al) and Winifred Archey (? 1858 Al) Noah farmed in Blount Co in 1858 and near Maddow community of Calhoun Co. in 1880 >Will ssent the rest later. Jeweline > > > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >This list is brought to you by the dedicated folks at Rootsweb. To ensure that the list continues, please visit and subscribe at >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

Hi Carole: This is the information I promised lo those many days ago. Sorry I am so slow. I have a good excusse, I am old. This wass sent to me by a friend and distant relative in Gadsden, Al. It fits . 1. Ancesstors: The ancestors of this family are believed to be those shown below. Rober Jennings (--1650 England)d. 1718 St. Paul's Parish New Kent Co. Va. m. Jane True lock in England Robert Jennings., Jr. (1686 Va. --1758m Mary Garland in New Kent Co. Va William Jennings(1715- died ?Prince Edwards Co. ) M. Mary Allen Robert Jennings (1738 Pr. Edward,Va m. Rachel --- was in the county militia in Rev. John Jennings 1759 m. Anne Chiles Father of John below. @. John Jennings (1706 -1846 in Al. died as a widower in Calhoun Co., Al had: a. Noah Jennings b. Sarah Jennings1820 SC) c. William Jennings 1823SC m. Jane ? and had Mary, Sarah, John Joseph, Martha, Elizabeth They were farming near Jacksonville in 11870 d. Mary Ann (Polly)Dec. 0, 1826 m. Belson Jones e. JoynWesley J. 6 Apr. 1828 lived near Jacksonville in 1870 fJames Henry J. Mar 15, 1830 g. Leander (Eli) J. Feb. 19, 1834 1846 h.Thomas Jefferson J. Sept 17, 1836 i. Davis J. Sept 17, 1838 j. Bannister J Sept. 5 1639---1846 \ k Nancy J. Jun 27, 1841) m James Parker l. AAndrew Jackson J. Dec. 13, 1843 Noah Jennings 1813 SC 1880 Al m. Priscilla Woodruff., had at least three sons then married Matilda 1845 had 2 more children Priscilla was the dau of Moses Woodruff(? 1848 Al) and Winifred Archey (? 1858 Al) Noah farmed in Blount Co in 1858 and near Maddow community of Calhoun Co. in 1880 Will ssent the rest later. Jeweline

Massillon, Ohio - Not dated Baby Born To Fire Victim Mrs. Charles Jennings, 15, who sustained severe burns on her back, legs and arm from flaming kerosene, Sunday, at her residence, 1452 Lawn Ave SW, gave birth this morning to a baby at the Massillion city hospital where she was taken following the accident. The baby was born prematurely, according to the attending physician's office and has been placed in an incubator. The condition of Mrs. Jennings was described as fair by hospital authorities. Mrs. Jennings was burned when some of the flaming kerosene spilled over her body as she ran for the door after her father Emmett Roe of the same address, endeavored to throw it outside. The kerosene, contained in a jar, caught fire as Roe attempted to start a fire in a stove, according to Patrolman Ernest Smith who investigated. Roe was treated at the hospital for burns of the hand and wrist and released. Connie Chancellor [email protected]

Hello, Thank you Caren for posting all the information on GenForum. When I tried to post a response, my computer froze - perhaps I was taking too long. When in England last month, I tried to find the Benjamin Jennings, supposedly b. 12/8/1748 in Surrey County, England. Does anyone know his wife, Rebecca's maiden name? His son, Gideon, b. 12/24/1767 m. Grace Derrah/Darrah, b. 11/24/1772 - 1/3/1868. Her final resting place is in St. Mathew's Lutheran formerly called Mt. Tabor cemetery in Tuscarawas County, Ohio We were able to verify that information in the New Philadelphia library, where we first found Gideon's signature two years ago on a census record. My theory that Gideon might have had a different father has fizzled. It is very puzzling that an English man would have named his only son, Gideon. Thank you for any clues anyone might have. Anne

Thanks Caren but this is another Squire. -----Original Message----- From: Caren Tidwell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 02, 1999 11:02 PM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Squire JENNINGS >Could this be your Squire? > >7. ISAIAH2 JENNINGS (ROBERT1)7 was born 1780 in Rowan County, North >Carolina, and died Abt. 1860. > >Notes for ISAIAH JENNINGS: >Isaiah Jennings, Madison County, Kentucky, signed will January 19, 1850 and >it was probated on January 27, 1860 naming the following heirs: >Daughter: Polly Coates >Son: Robert Jennings >Son: Squire W. Jennings >Daughter: Sally Jennings >Exors: Sons, Robert and Squire W. Jennings >Witnesses: Alfred G. Turner, William Harvey. "The said William Harvey is a >non-resident of the State of Kentucky and was examined." (Will Book N-528) > >One interesting note is that in Jesse Jennings, Madison County, Kentucy >signed will December 11, 1875 probated on February 1, 1892, listed the >following heirs: (Children of my brother, Squire W. Jennings, "Land whereon >I live") >Nephew: Thomas Jennings >Niece: Katie Jennings >To: Margaret Jones, wife of Joseph $100.00 (There is a Marriage Bond in >Madison County, Kentucky for a Maggie Jennings, 1870 married to Joseph W. >Jones) >To: Robert Jennings $100.00 >Exor: My brother, Squire Jennings >Witness: W.B. Smith, J.B. Parks, Thomas J. Smith (Will Book 2-38) >*Is this a name used by the above Robert who used the name Jesse or is he a >son not mentioned in his father's will. > >Children of ISAIAH JENNINGS are: >i. POLLY3 JENNINGS7, m. REASE COATES7, 1830, Madison County, Kentucky. >ii. ROBERT JENNINGS7, m. CYNTHIA ANN BARNES7, April 18, 1844, Madison >County, Kentucky. >12. iii. SQUIRE W. JENNINGS. >iv. SALLY JENNINGS7, m. URIAH JENNINGS7, 1830, Madison County, Kentucky. > >Caren > >-----Original Message----- >From: Glenn Jennings <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Thursday, September 02, 1999 6:26 PM >Subject: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Squire JENNINGS > > >>Does anyone have information on the ancestors of Squire and/or James >Clayton JENNINGS. Squire was born 1813, and James was born 1816 In Caldwell >County Kentucky. They both moved to Lawrence County Missouri about 1846. >>Glenn Jennings >>602 North 3rd >>Haskell, Texas 79521 >> >> >>==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >>Have any good Jennings outlaw stories? >> >> > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >To subscribe, write to [email protected] or [email protected] and put in the body only subscribe or >unsubscribe as the mood strikes > >

Could this be your Squire? 7. ISAIAH2 JENNINGS (ROBERT1)7 was born 1780 in Rowan County, North Carolina, and died Abt. 1860. Notes for ISAIAH JENNINGS: Isaiah Jennings, Madison County, Kentucky, signed will January 19, 1850 and it was probated on January 27, 1860 naming the following heirs: Daughter: Polly Coates Son: Robert Jennings Son: Squire W. Jennings Daughter: Sally Jennings Exors: Sons, Robert and Squire W. Jennings Witnesses: Alfred G. Turner, William Harvey. "The said William Harvey is a non-resident of the State of Kentucky and was examined." (Will Book N-528) One interesting note is that in Jesse Jennings, Madison County, Kentucy signed will December 11, 1875 probated on February 1, 1892, listed the following heirs: (Children of my brother, Squire W. Jennings, "Land whereon I live") Nephew: Thomas Jennings Niece: Katie Jennings To: Margaret Jones, wife of Joseph $100.00 (There is a Marriage Bond in Madison County, Kentucky for a Maggie Jennings, 1870 married to Joseph W. Jones) To: Robert Jennings $100.00 Exor: My brother, Squire Jennings Witness: W.B. Smith, J.B. Parks, Thomas J. Smith (Will Book 2-38) *Is this a name used by the above Robert who used the name Jesse or is he a son not mentioned in his father's will. Children of ISAIAH JENNINGS are: i. POLLY3 JENNINGS7, m. REASE COATES7, 1830, Madison County, Kentucky. ii. ROBERT JENNINGS7, m. CYNTHIA ANN BARNES7, April 18, 1844, Madison County, Kentucky. 12. iii. SQUIRE W. JENNINGS. iv. SALLY JENNINGS7, m. URIAH JENNINGS7, 1830, Madison County, Kentucky. Caren -----Original Message----- From: Glenn Jennings <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 02, 1999 6:26 PM Subject: [JENNINGS-L] Re: Squire JENNINGS >Does anyone have information on the ancestors of Squire and/or James Clayton JENNINGS. Squire was born 1813, and James was born 1816 In Caldwell County Kentucky. They both moved to Lawrence County Missouri about 1846. >Glenn Jennings >602 North 3rd >Haskell, Texas 79521 > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== >Have any good Jennings outlaw stories? > >

Does anyone have information on the ancestors of Squire and/or James Clayton JENNINGS. Squire was born 1813, and James was born 1816 In Caldwell County Kentucky. They both moved to Lawrence County Missouri about 1846. Glenn Jennings 602 North 3rd Haskell, Texas 79521

Hi, i had an uncle- George Willard Jennings that was in france and ? during World war ii. If this fits - please let me know. thanks, bunny