Could you send me everthing on Jane Jennings. Could be the line I been looking up. I been looking up Thomas Jennings. the father was Thomas, his father was Thomas. There so many Jennings. And I think his father was william. not sure now Elizabeth got married and move to NEW ZEALAND her first child she name Jane. if yuou won't I look up record Penny New
Hi Listers, Can anyone help me with the following:- THOMAS JENNINGS - Birth & Wife Unknown Issue: HANNAH B4.6.1752 Died:28.7.1831 Mar: ROBERT GOFF THOMAS Brn 23.3.1747 WILLIAMS Brn 16.11.1749 HESTER BRN 25.3.1753 ELIZABETH BRN 6.10.1754 ELEANOR Brn: 20.8.1756 JOHN Brn: 8.1.1758 MARY Brn:16.12.1759 MARTHA Brn: 16.12.1759 ANN Brn: 10.1.1762 REBEKAH Brn: 16.1.1763 JANE Brn:22.4.1764 STEPHEN Brn: 6.7.1766 SARAH Brn: 23.3.1747 All born at EASTHAMPSTEAD BERKSHIRE ENG Thanking you, Shelaghc Maroubra NSW Australia
I have a book on the Foote called -Chotankers--My Mother side in the 1737 are later They talk about Governor Benjamin Harrison The Volume xxvll The writings of George Washington I hope this help you, I know it in 1700 if you go back that for it might help, I allso know it not on the Jennings----But Hazel New---------Harrison there is all so George Fairfax Harrison and a William Check for this book at your library are,(they can get it for you.)
I AGREE-- DON JENNINGS
This posting came in empty. Could it be reposted? Thank You. ----- Original Message ----- From: <MCame12056@aol.com> To: <JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 09:08 AM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS] Jennings Marriages > > > > ==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== > Please visit our website--The Jennings Place at: > http://www.angelfire.com/va3/jenningsplace/ > (you might need to cut and paste this the first time). > >
I have not received mail for many days now. Is there a fault, or have I somehow been unsubscribed ?
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I am sorry to see, I left off the Franklin County Library in Winchester, Tennessee! Linda : [JENNINGS] libraries that have the Jennings-Phillips Collection of Early Bedford County Tennessee > > the following libraries have the Jennings Phillips Collection of Early > > Bedford County, Tennessee Records > > 1.Nashville Public Library (TN) > > 2.Family History Library ( SLC, UT) > > 3.Allen County, Fort Wayne, IN > > 4.Moore County, TN Library ( Lynchburg,Tn) > > 5.University of Tennessee at Martin > > 6.Fayetteville, Lincoln County TN Library > > 7.Knox County Public Library ( Knoxville TN) > > 8.Chattanooga Library ( TN) > > 9.Midcontinent Public Library, Independence MO > > 10.Montgomery County Public Library,Clarksville TN > > 11.Tennessee State Library and Archives ( Nashville, TN) book and > microfilm of the original records ( as of 2002, they have 2 books so they can do one for interlibrary loan!) > > 12.State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison , WI > > 13.DAR Library, Washington DC > > 14.Huntsville Public Library ( ALABAMA) > > 15.Argie Cooper Library ( Shelbyville, TN) book located in the family section last time I was there. > > 16. Family History Library , Tullahoma, TN ( LDS church on the old > > shelbyville highway 130) > > 17.The Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, Nashville > > Tennessee+ > > > > ==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== > Welcome to the JENNINGS mail list. WE DO GENEALOGY! > There are 2 addresses for every list.One is JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com--to post and the other is JENNINGS-L-request@rootsweb.com--to subscribe or > unsubscribe. Please use the correct one for each.Persons on the digest format insert D instead of L.Please visit our website--The Jennings Place at: > http://www.angelfire.com/va3/jenningsplace/ > (you might need to cut and paste this the first time). > >
GOOOOOD JOB---- DON JENNINGS
> the following libraries have the Jennings Phillips Collection of Early > Bedford County, Tennessee Records > 1.Nashville Public Library (TN) > 2.Family History Library ( SLC, UT) > 3.Allen County, Fort Wayne, IN > 4.Moore County, TN Library ( Lynchburg,Tn) > 5.University of Tennessee at Martin > 6.Fayetteville, Lincoln County TN Library > 7.Knox County Public Library ( Knoxville TN) > 8.Chattanooga Library ( TN) > 9.Midcontinent Public Library, Independence MO > 10.Montgomery County Public Library,Clarksville TN > 11.Tennessee State Library and Archives ( Nashville, TN) book and microfilm of the original records ( as of 2002, they have 2 books so they can do one for interlibrary loan!) > 12.State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison , WI > 13.DAR Library, Washington DC > 14.Huntsville Public Library ( ALABAMA) > 15.Argie Cooper Library ( Shelbyville, TN) book located in the family section last time I was there. > 16. Family History Library , Tullahoma, TN ( LDS church on the old > shelbyville highway 130) > 17.The Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, Nashville > Tennessee+
Hello Linda Can you tell us how much the book would cost for us to purchase and will you submit the names of the other libraries? Thank You Carole
I have 2 left unspoken for. I will come home and look up your names....I think it is a great look at the times in Bedford county ....but of course I am prejudiced. off to see the SUNBEAMS! Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: <GenaLgc@aol.com> To: <JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 8:05 AM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS] Jennings- Phillips Collection of Early Bedford County TN recor... > Hello Linda > > Can you tell us how much the book would cost for us to purchase and will you > submit the names of the other libraries? > > Thank You > Carole > > > ==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== > Genealogical research is supposed to be fun, please keep it that way! > To unsubscribe from this list, send to > JENNINGS-L-request@rootsweb.com and write only one word > unsubscribe in the text field and send. > No other words, no signature, no fancy taglines.Please visit our website--The Jennings Place at: > http://www.angelfire.com/va3/jenningsplace/ > (you might need to cut and paste this the first time). > >
Don, I visited the site, but think the Jennings of my interest had moved on to Benton Co. AR. I did check St. Claire County to looks for Stephens/Stevens connections. George W., son of Abner, married Elizabeth C. Stephens about 1865 in AR. One Census record list MO as her birthplace, another lists her born in AR. We have been unable to find her parents. Pat
Hello List. This is Linda Jackson in Tullahoma, TN. In 1998 Judy Henley and I published a family collection of over 5500 papers that were in a little cupboard called a safe. Most of the bundles of papers appeared to be intact from the time that they were bundled and placed in the safe. the first Jennings Records included in the Collection were from Robert Cross Jennnings b. 1789 and were his dealings in Wilson County Tennessee.deeds ect. These papers will be of some interest to Jennings relatives in the Wilson county clans. These records are from 1812 to the late 1830's. Robert was the son of William Jenning b. 1763 in Va..and Elisabeth ? Cross Jennings) Robert moved to Bedford County with his wife Chaney Word ( b. 1789 about 1838 where he continued to keep his records to his death in 1875 and pass them to his son Samuel Thomas Jennings ( b. 1841) who married Lou Vicie Phillips. Some records for Edmond W. Jennings, b. 1818 to Robert Cross' Jennings first wife Mary Word, were also included, and some of Emmet Cross Jennings ( b. 1841), son of Robert Cross Jennings and third wife, Mariah Wheeler. Lou Vicie Phillips ( b. 1845) was the daughter of Garrett Phillips( b.1815) , who was a sherriff of Bedford County in the Civil War. Civil records of Garrett including court dockets and many cases, were in the cupboard. This means there are many records of Bedford County doings involving many citizens. Garrett Phillips' wife was Charlotte White ( b. 1816) who was the daughter of Joshua White. Originally the cupboard also contained papers of Joshua White( b.1785). Copies of his letters are in the book. Also in the cupboard, and maybe in some ways the most wonderful, were the papers of Matthew Phillips (b. 1770 in Surry County NC), one of the pioneer citizens of Bedford County. He was a justice of the peace, and had bundles of his cases, and records of citizens that came to his cotton gin hundred's listed), and that he sold liquor to from his LEGAL STILL! Also there are records of the El Bethel Baptist Church of Christ starting in the mid-1820's and then later on when it became El Bethel Baptist to the Early 1900's...bits and pieces as my ancestors were often serving in the church and conference keeping some records...both Jennings and Phillips. Samuel Thomas Jennings ( b. 1841 d.1907) added his own papers, store accounts, letters, tax records ect records to those of Robert Jennings, Joshua White, Matthew and Garrett Phillips. From there the papers were passed to his son, Robert Harrison ( RH) Jennings b. 1872- 1937 He was the last contributor to the safe. They were carefully transcribed for genealogical information with all letters and deeds being fully transcribed. There is a 29 page first name index was prepared by Judy Phillips. The book was finally printed in 1998. The papers were broad in scope and included so many Bedford county citizens from the early days of the county. Bedford County Tennessee has had 3 court house burnings so the records tend to be sketchy. The book is in the Bedford County Library but filed under the family section ( either Jennings or Phillips) so that I dont think most people find it to see if their ancestors are in it. The papers were organized into 501 files ( some were too big but that is hindsight!). They were prepared and then microfilmed at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. The microfilm can be viewed at the Tennessee State Library . It is on 3 reels. Mf. 1571. I think they can be purchased but the TSLA has had a copy of the book and is in the process of purchasing a second book so that they can then loan one out on Interlibrary loan, or I think the book then can be used to reference the film. There will be some lapse time while they hardbind it, ect. IT is in about 16 other libraries. I can post this to the list if someone wants that information. I really just wanted to let you know it will soon be available for InterLibrary loan! I have an email in to the cataloger to see how long it will take before it is ready to be loaned out. thanks, Linda Jackson (I only have 5 left to sell afterwhich I can reprint if there is a call for it.)
HI GANG--QUESTION? I HAVE NOT HAD ANY FEED-BACK FROM MY POST THAT I PASSED ALONG FROM STEVE MOTT. I WANT TO BE SURE THAT THE POST GOT THRU BECAUSE I FELT IT HAD SOME VERY IMPORTANT DATA IN IT. HAPPY TRAILS--eDON JENNINGS IN SACRAMENTO
HI DELORIS--- NOT A PROBLEM. I SOMETIMES I THINK THAT WE TAKE GENEALOGY RESEARCH FAR TO SERIOUS-- IT'S SUPPOSE TO BE FUN. I ALSO THINK A LOT MORE DATA WOULD BE POSTED IF THE RESEARCH'S WERE NOT AFRAID OF BEING CHALLENGED OR CONFRONTED. IF THE DATA IS RIGHT OR WRONG-- NO BIG DEAL WE ALL CAN LEARN FROM IT. IN THE END OUR FEARLESS LEADER " DEBBIBE JENNINGS " WILL KEEP US UNDER CONTROL. LET'S HAVE FUN. HAPPY TRAILS-- eDON JENNINGS IN SACRAMENTO
I was just going through the list that was sent of the Jennings marriages. I think I can clear up 3 of them a little. The marriage of Jim (G) Cruddock would have been a Craddock. There were several marriages between the Jennings and Craddocks. The marriage of Elijah C. would have been to Mary Jewell, and the next one for Elijah H. was to Priscilla Hackworth. I have researched these all for years trying to find the parents of Elijah H. and have utterly hit a brick wall. I know this family is all connected, but can't find exactly how on some of them. Elijah C. solemnized one of the marriages of Elijah H. I would have to check which one. I have copies of their marriage bonds. Deloris