In a message dated 2/14/02 10:17:18 AM Central Standard Time, jackson@cafes.net writes: > do you have specific birthdates and deathdates for Elizabeth, George W., > Edmond Lester, and Joshua P.? i only have year dates.. > LInda Am very interested in a date and/or location for Joshua P. Jennings. I have the inventory from the will of a Joshua Jennings. I would sure like to match it up to the right Joshua. Gayle

In a message dated 2/14/02 10:08:34 AM Central Standard Time, jackson@cafes.net writes: > the oldest generation I know of my Jennings is Robert Jennings b. ca. 1763, > MD, died 1828 Madison , KY, married Catherine Sallee b. 1740/50 d. sgyrt > 1830 > > I have wondered if we are not connected because of the SALLEE name and I > also feel we have an Augustine somewhere. In one of the old family letters, > it mentions uncle Tine Jennings. Tine could stand for Augustine. > > what do you think? Do you know my Robert? > Linda Jackson > LInda, Wondering.....Is it possible to transcribe the old letter/letters you mentioned and publish to the Jennings list? I did this once and generated a lot of response from other Jennings researchers also hoping to make that long lost connection. =' ) I also have an Augustine Jennings I would like to connect to his parents and siblings. I have his line down to me. "TIne" sounds very likely to be a shortened version of Augustine. Gayle

Please remember last year was only a couple mo's ago. He had foot and more removed in Dec 2001. He still had plans to be back on road soon. Let us not ever forget the role Jesse Colter played in his life. Had he lived, I have no doubt that she would have been holding him up on the road . Florence > He had diabetes, he lost his foot last year His death was referred to as a > lengthily illness-

Hi, Linda, I know others on the line have been searching for your Robert and Catherine. And I really do think it is quite possible that there is a connection with the SALLEE and my Edward Salley JENNINGS, Sr., son of Wm. JENNINGS, Jr. and Ann KELLY. The SALLEE and SALLEY are the same and so rare to find that I think there must be a connection. And the "Tine" definitely could be short for Augustine....so, maybe we will find something connecting eventually....out there somewhere. Bellinda In a message dated 2/14/02 10:08:34 AM Central Standard Time, jackson@cafes.net writes: << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS Date: 2/14/02 10:08:34 AM Central Standard Time From: jackson@cafes.net (Andrew Jackson) Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com the oldest generation I know of my Jennings is Robert Jennings b. ca. 1763, MD, died 1828 Madison , KY, married Catherine Sallee b. 1740/50 d. sgyrt 1830 I have wondered if we are not connected because of the SALLEE name and I also feel we have an Augustine somewhere. In one of the old family letters, it mentions uncle Tine Jennings. Tine could stand for Augustine. what do you think? Do you know my Robert? Linda Jackson ----- Original Message ----- From: <BandB4951@aol.com> To: <JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 9:34 PM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS > In a message dated 2/13/02 8:04:26 PM Central Standard Time, > jackson@cafes.net writes: > > << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS > Date: 2/13/02 8:04:26 PM Central Standard Time > From: jackson@cafes.net (Andrew Jackson) > Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com > To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com > > anyone know WAYLON's ancestry? >> > > Hi, Andrew, > > I don't know it for sure but would like to. > > Waylon JENNINGS and my father, Billy Earle "Bill" MYRICK, who started his > country music career with BILL MONROE AND THE BLUEGRASS BOYS have been > friends since Waylon was with BUDDY HOLLY AND THE CRICKETS. > > Daddy was friends with Waylon and Buddy as well as Tommy ALSUP and Sonny > CURTIS from the group. Waylon, Daddy and Tommy all, at one point, lived in > Odessa and Waylon and Daddy were D. J.'s together at K.O.Y.L. Radio in > Odessa. > > Sonny CURTIS was related to the MAYFIELD BROTHERS that were in a group with > Daddy, BILL MYRICK AND THE MAYFIELD BROTHERS. > > Daddy and Waylon talked about their common JENNINGS ancestry and I believe > had established some connection but I don't know what that was and Daddy, > whose mind is sharper at 73 than most people at 23, doesn't remember what the > connection was. And it could just be that due to location at some point that > they thought there was a connection ....not sure. > > If anyone knows Waylon JENNINGS' ancestry, please let us know. > > But my JENNINGS clan is descended from my paternal 8th great grandfather as > follows. > > Thanks. > > Sincerely, > > Bellinda Myrick - Barnett > > John JENNINGS, (immigrant,) (my paternal 8th great grandfather) > .....born: May 1640 > ..............in St. Martin's Parish, Birmingham, England > md: Margaret PAYNE, (my paternal 8th great grandmother) > ..............md: husb. # 1: John JENNINGS > ..............md: husb. # 2: Christopher EDRINGTON, Sr. > ..........mother: Margrett/Margaret ROBINSON? > ................mother: ?? > ................father: Richard ROBINSON, (immigrant) > ....................(early immigrant to Tidewater area in early 1600's > .....................and uncle of Christopher ROBINSON but not > .....................Margaret and father are not totally proven to be > .....................the correct lineage.) > > William JENNINGS, Sr., (my paternal 7th great grandfather) > .....born: abt. 1668 in Rappahannock Co., VA > .....md: Mary WILLOUGHBY, (my paternal 7th great grandfather) > ...............born: abt. 1670 prob. in VA > ...............(parents: ??/think she might possibly have the > ................name of Augustine somewhere in family lineage > ................and possibly descends from Ambrose WILLOUGHBY) > > William JENNINGS, Jr., (my paternal 6th great grandfather) > ......born: abt. 1695 in Richmond Co., VA > ......died: 1733 in Richmond Co., VA > ......md: Ann KELLY, (my paternal 6th great grandmother) > ..................born: abt. 1696 in VA > ..................died: 1734/1735 in Richmond Co., VA > ..................mother: Amy DONIPHAN > ..................................md: husb. # 1: (Capt.) John KELLY > ..................................md: husb. # 2: Edward RANSDELL > ........................mother: Aimee/Amy PARTRIDGE? > ........................father: (Captain) Alexander DONIPHAN > ...................father: (Captain) John KELLY > .........................born: abt. 1660 in VA > .........................mother: Penelope ? > .........................father: Matthew KELLY > > Edward Salley JENNINGS, Sr., (my paternal 5th great grandfather) > ......born: 1720 in Richmond Co., VA > ......md: Sarah MOORE/MORE, (my paternal 5th great grandmother) > ..................born: prob. abt. 1725 in VA? > ..................parents: ?? > > John JENNINGS, Sr., (RS,) (my paternal 4th great grandfather) > .......born: abt. 1748 in Richmond Co., VA > .......md: Rachel JORDAN, (my paternal 4th great grandmother) > ...................born: abt. 1750 in ?/prob. VA > ...................parents: ?? > .......................(possibly from one of the BAILEY - JENNINGS > ........................marriages and thought probably to be descended > ........................from the JORDAN/JORDON's at JORDAN'S JOURNEY > ........................near Jamestowne, VA in 1600's.) > > Bailey JENNINGS, (my paternal 3rd great grandfather) > ......born: abt. 1789 in VA, prob. Richmond Co. > .................md: wife # 1: Kitty EARLE, (my pat. 3rd grt. grmthr.) > .................md: wife # 2: Mrs. Sally LEA LEE, > .............................md: husb. # 1: William LEE > .......................................father: Needham LEE, Sr. > .....................................................of Simpson Co., MS > .......md: Kitty EARLE, (my paternal 3rd great grandmother) > ..................born: abt. 1795 in VA > ..................mother: Tabitha WILLIAMS > .......................born: 1766 in North Farnham Parish, > .................................Richmond Co., VA > .......................mother: Catherine "Caty" ? > .......................father: George WILLIAMS > ............................mother: Anne WILLIAMS > ................................(descends from 1600's BILLINGTON - WILLIAMS > .................................family of Virginia) > ............................father: Roger WILLIAMS > ................................(descends from 1600's PEMBERTON - WILLIAMS > ..................................family of Virginia) > ..................father: Samuel EARLE, IV, (Sgt./Rev. War) > ................................(2nd son of his father to be named Samuel, IV) > ......................born: 20 Jan 1760 at Town Run Plantation, > ...............................Fauquier Co., VA > ......................died: 1845 in Mobile, AL > ......................mother: Elizabeth HOLBROOK/HOLDBROOK(E) > ............................born: abt. 1733 in Prince William Co., VA > ......................father: (Major) Samuel EARLE, III > ............................born: abt. 1692 in Westmoreland Co., VA > ......................................md: wife # 1: Anna SORRELL > ......................................md: wife # 2: Elizabeth HOLBROOK > > Sarah "Sally" JENNINGS, (my paternal 2nd great grandmother) > ......born: 1821/22 in Covington Co., MS, (one census says AL) > ......md: Jeremiah "Jerry" PARKER, (my paternal 2nd great grandfather) > .................born: 1795 in Maryland > .................parents: ?? > ...............md: wife # 1: ?? > ...............md: wife # 2: possibly/speculation Sarah BAZAR > ..........................(marriage of a Jeremiah to her in 1822 in MS) > ...............md: wife # 3: Sarah "Sally" JENNINGS > > Spencer B. PARKER, (my paternal great grandfather) > ......born: 1859/1855 in one census > ................in Smith or Rankin Co., MS > ......md: Mrs. Rachael Moranda LEWIS (COLEMAN?) (BRIGHT) > ....................(my paternal great grandmother) > ................born: abt. 1851 in Jones Co., MS > ....................md: husb. # 1: ? COLEMAN? > ....................md: husb. # 2: Wesley BRIGHT > ....................md: husb. # 3: Spencer B. PARKER > ................mother: Harriett ELLZEY > ....................born: 1824 > ................father: John LEWIS > ....................born: abt. 1820 in Jones Co., MS > > Allie Artimissa PARKER, (my paternal grandmother) > .....born: 11 Aug 1892 near Braxton, Simpson Co., MS > .....md: James Martin "Jim" MYRICK, (my paternal grandfather) > .................born: 1892 near Magee, Simpson Co., MS > .................mother: Harriet Katherine "Hattie" HERRINGTON > .................father: Calvin Pierce "Callie" MYRICK > > Billy Earle "Bill" MYRICK, (my father) >>

Hi, Linda, I know others on the line have been searching for your Robert and Catherine. And I really do think it is quite possible that there is a connection with the SALLEE and my Edward Salley JENNINGS, Sr., son of Wm. JENNINGS, Jr. and Ann KELLY. The SALLEE and SALLEY are the same and so rare to find that I think there must be a connection. And the "Tine" definitely could be short for Augustine....so, maybe we will find something connecting eventually....out there somewhere. Bellinda In a message dated 2/14/02 10:08:34 AM Central Standard Time, jackson@cafes.net writes: << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS Date: 2/14/02 10:08:34 AM Central Standard Time From: jackson@cafes.net (Andrew Jackson) Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com the oldest generation I know of my Jennings is Robert Jennings b. ca. 1763, MD, died 1828 Madison , KY, married Catherine Sallee b. 1740/50 d. sgyrt 1830 I have wondered if we are not connected because of the SALLEE name and I also feel we have an Augustine somewhere. In one of the old family letters, it mentions uncle Tine Jennings. Tine could stand for Augustine. what do you think? Do you know my Robert? Linda Jackson ----- Original Message ----- From: <BandB4951@aol.com> To: <JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 9:34 PM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS > In a message dated 2/13/02 8:04:26 PM Central Standard Time, > jackson@cafes.net writes: > > << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS > Date: 2/13/02 8:04:26 PM Central Standard Time > From: jackson@cafes.net (Andrew Jackson) > Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com > To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com > > anyone know WAYLON's ancestry? >> > > Hi, Andrew, > > I don't know it for sure but would like to. > > Waylon JENNINGS and my father, Billy Earle "Bill" MYRICK, who started his > country music career with BILL MONROE AND THE BLUEGRASS BOYS have been > friends since Waylon was with BUDDY HOLLY AND THE CRICKETS. > > Daddy was friends with Waylon and Buddy as well as Tommy ALSUP and Sonny > CURTIS from the group. Waylon, Daddy and Tommy all, at one point, lived in > Odessa and Waylon and Daddy were D. J.'s together at K.O.Y.L. Radio in > Odessa. > > Sonny CURTIS was related to the MAYFIELD BROTHERS that were in a group with > Daddy, BILL MYRICK AND THE MAYFIELD BROTHERS. > > Daddy and Waylon talked about their common JENNINGS ancestry and I believe > had established some connection but I don't know what that was and Daddy, > whose mind is sharper at 73 than most people at 23, doesn't remember what the > connection was. And it could just be that due to location at some point that > they thought there was a connection ....not sure. > > If anyone knows Waylon JENNINGS' ancestry, please let us know. > > But my JENNINGS clan is descended from my paternal 8th great grandfather as > follows. > > Thanks. > > Sincerely, > > Bellinda Myrick - Barnett > > John JENNINGS, (immigrant,) (my paternal 8th great grandfather) > .....born: May 1640 > ..............in St. Martin's Parish, Birmingham, England > md: Margaret PAYNE, (my paternal 8th great grandmother) > ..............md: husb. # 1: John JENNINGS > ..............md: husb. # 2: Christopher EDRINGTON, Sr. > ..........mother: Margrett/Margaret ROBINSON? > ................mother: ?? > ................father: Richard ROBINSON, (immigrant) > ....................(early immigrant to Tidewater area in early 1600's > .....................and uncle of Christopher ROBINSON but not > .....................Margaret and father are not totally proven to be > .....................the correct lineage.) > > William JENNINGS, Sr., (my paternal 7th great grandfather) > .....born: abt. 1668 in Rappahannock Co., VA > .....md: Mary WILLOUGHBY, (my paternal 7th great grandfather) > ...............born: abt. 1670 prob. in VA > ...............(parents: ??/think she might possibly have the > ................name of Augustine somewhere in family lineage > ................and possibly descends from Ambrose WILLOUGHBY) > > William JENNINGS, Jr., (my paternal 6th great grandfather) > ......born: abt. 1695 in Richmond Co., VA > ......died: 1733 in Richmond Co., VA > ......md: Ann KELLY, (my paternal 6th great grandmother) > ..................born: abt. 1696 in VA > ..................died: 1734/1735 in Richmond Co., VA > ..................mother: Amy DONIPHAN > ..................................md: husb. # 1: (Capt.) John KELLY > ..................................md: husb. # 2: Edward RANSDELL > ........................mother: Aimee/Amy PARTRIDGE? > ........................father: (Captain) Alexander DONIPHAN > ...................father: (Captain) John KELLY > .........................born: abt. 1660 in VA > .........................mother: Penelope ? > .........................father: Matthew KELLY > > Edward Salley JENNINGS, Sr., (my paternal 5th great grandfather) > ......born: 1720 in Richmond Co., VA > ......md: Sarah MOORE/MORE, (my paternal 5th great grandmother) > ..................born: prob. abt. 1725 in VA? > ..................parents: ?? > > John JENNINGS, Sr., (RS,) (my paternal 4th great grandfather) > .......born: abt. 1748 in Richmond Co., VA > .......md: Rachel JORDAN, (my paternal 4th great grandmother) > ...................born: abt. 1750 in ?/prob. VA > ...................parents: ?? > .......................(possibly from one of the BAILEY - JENNINGS > ........................marriages and thought probably to be descended > ........................from the JORDAN/JORDON's at JORDAN'S JOURNEY > ........................near Jamestowne, VA in 1600's.) > > Bailey JENNINGS, (my paternal 3rd great grandfather) > ......born: abt. 1789 in VA, prob. Richmond Co. > .................md: wife # 1: Kitty EARLE, (my pat. 3rd grt. grmthr.) > .................md: wife # 2: Mrs. Sally LEA LEE, > .............................md: husb. # 1: William LEE > .......................................father: Needham LEE, Sr. > .....................................................of Simpson Co., MS > .......md: Kitty EARLE, (my paternal 3rd great grandmother) > ..................born: abt. 1795 in VA > ..................mother: Tabitha WILLIAMS > .......................born: 1766 in North Farnham Parish, > .................................Richmond Co., VA > .......................mother: Catherine "Caty" ? > .......................father: George WILLIAMS > ............................mother: Anne WILLIAMS > ................................(descends from 1600's BILLINGTON - WILLIAMS > .................................family of Virginia) > ............................father: Roger WILLIAMS > ................................(descends from 1600's PEMBERTON - WILLIAMS > ..................................family of Virginia) > ..................father: Samuel EARLE, IV, (Sgt./Rev. War) > ................................(2nd son of his father to be named Samuel, IV) > ......................born: 20 Jan 1760 at Town Run Plantation, > ...............................Fauquier Co., VA > ......................died: 1845 in Mobile, AL > ......................mother: Elizabeth HOLBROOK/HOLDBROOK(E) > ............................born: abt. 1733 in Prince William Co., VA > ......................father: (Major) Samuel EARLE, III > ............................born: abt. 1692 in Westmoreland Co., VA > ......................................md: wife # 1: Anna SORRELL > ......................................md: wife # 2: Elizabeth HOLBROOK > > Sarah "Sally" JENNINGS, (my paternal 2nd great grandmother) > ......born: 1821/22 in Covington Co., MS, (one census says AL) > ......md: Jeremiah "Jerry" PARKER, (my paternal 2nd great grandfather) > .................born: 1795 in Maryland > .................parents: ?? > ...............md: wife # 1: ?? > ...............md: wife # 2: possibly/speculation Sarah BAZAR > ..........................(marriage of a Jeremiah to her in 1822 in MS) > ...............md: wife # 3: Sarah "Sally" JENNINGS > > Spencer B. PARKER, (my paternal great grandfather) > ......born: 1859/1855 in one census > ................in Smith or Rankin Co., MS > ......md: Mrs. Rachael Moranda LEWIS (COLEMAN?) (BRIGHT) > ....................(my paternal great grandmother) > ................born: abt. 1851 in Jones Co., MS > ....................md: husb. # 1: ? COLEMAN? > ....................md: husb. # 2: Wesley BRIGHT > ....................md: husb. # 3: Spencer B. PARKER > ................mother: Harriett ELLZEY > ....................born: 1824 > ................father: John LEWIS > ....................born: abt. 1820 in Jones Co., MS > > Allie Artimissa PARKER, (my paternal grandmother) > .....born: 11 Aug 1892 near Braxton, Simpson Co., MS > .....md: James Martin "Jim" MYRICK, (my paternal grandfather) > .................born: 1892 near Magee, Simpson Co., MS > .................mother: Harriet Katherine "Hattie" HERRINGTON > .................father: Calvin Pierce "Callie" MYRICK > > Billy Earle "Bill" MYRICK, (my father) >>

In a message dated 2/14/02 9:49:23 AM Central Standard Time, gencon@harborside.com writes: << Subj: RE: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS Date: 2/14/02 9:49:23 AM Central Standard Time From: gencon@harborside.com (Wilma) Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com He had diabetes, he lost his foot last year His death was referred to as a lengthily illness- Wilma Fleming Haynes gencon@harborside.com >> Hi, Wilma, Thanks for that info. Gosh, I didn't realize he had lost his foot last year. Thanks for letting us know. And, that needs to serve as a reminder for us all to get tested, again, for diabetes. Bellinda

Hi, Pat, Thanks for the info. Will add it to my file when my computer comes back from 'doc' this weekend and see if anything starts to fall into place. Bellinda In a message dated 2/14/02 9:13:03 AM Central Standard Time, Plef3d@cs.com writes: << Subj: [JENNINGS] Waylon Jennings Ancestors Date: 2/14/02 9:13:03 AM Central Standard Time From: Plef3d@cs.com Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com I have been told that Waylon's grandfather and my grandmother were siblings. I have never found the proof or even which of her brothers it could be. Would love to have this mystery clarified. If anyone knows of a Waylon kinship, I would love to hear from them. Pat My line is *William Jennings and Ukn Cross of VA **Abner Jennings and Chloe Farris Lester of TN ***George W. Jennings and Elizabeth C. Stephens of TN and AR Possible grandfathers of Waylon Jennings James R. John Rostus Manson >>

Hi, Florence, Thanks for the info on Waylon's father William Alvin JENNINGS. Bellinda In a message dated 2/14/02 9:03:47 AM Central Standard Time, FLOCORN@aol.com writes: << Subj: [JENNINGS] Wayland's Father was William Alvin Jennings Date: 2/14/02 9:03:47 AM Central Standard Time From: FLOCORN@aol.com Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com This maybe a start for finding Wayland's Jennings line Wayland Arnold Jennings, 15 June 1937, Littlefield, Texas, USA. Jennings' mother wanted to name him Tommy but his father, William Alvin, insisted that the family tradition of "W.A." should be maintained. His father played guitar in Texas dancehalls. Some of my line went from TN/KY to Texas. Seems if one did something bad and the lawmen were after them, they took off to Texas, where at the time there was no law. I am sure others went for different reason's Florence >>

In a message dated 2/14/02 8:54:07 AM Central Standard Time, SANDYC315@aol.com writes: << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS Date: 2/14/02 8:54:07 AM Central Standard Time From: SANDYC315@aol.com Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com Was just wondering if he had been sick for a while are was this sudden. Sure hate to hear about it I grew up listing to him as well as a lot of other greats. >> Hi, My understanding is that he had diabetes for several years. Don't know if it was from complications of diabetes or not. Bellinda

In a message dated 2/14/02 8:25:52 AM Central Standard Time, Sljallen@aol.com writes: << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS Date: 2/14/02 8:25:52 AM Central Standard Time From: Sljallen@aol.com Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com Correction. Waylon Jennings passed away at his home just outside of Phoenix, AZ yesterday. >> Thanks for the correction. Some of the news reports were saying Nashville. Bellinda

Hi Pat, I guess we are connected by William and Unk. Cross., my ancestor being Robert Cross Jennings who married 1. Mary Polly Word 2. Chaney Word mine) 3. Emily Mariah Wheeler the VERY BEST bible record I have ever seen was of William Lester and his 21 children ( perhaps I have told you this before....do you have that? do you have specific birthdates and deathdates for Elizabeth, George W., Edmond Lester, and Joshua P.? i only have year dates.. Linda Jackson ----- Original Message ----- From: <Plef3d@cs.com> To: <JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 9:09 AM Subject: [JENNINGS] Waylon Jennings Ancestors > I have been told that Waylon's grandfather and my grandmother were siblings. > I have never found the proof or even which of her brothers it could be. > Would love to have this mystery clarified. If anyone knows of a Waylon > kinship, I would love to hear from them. > Pat > > My line is > *William Jennings and Ukn Cross of VA > **Abner Jennings and Chloe Farris Lester of TN > ***George W. Jennings and Elizabeth C. Stephens of TN and AR > > Possible grandfathers of Waylon Jennings > James R. > John > Rostus > Manson > > > ==== 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). > >

I have been told that Waylon's grandfather and my grandmother were siblings. I have never found the proof or even which of her brothers it could be. Would love to have this mystery clarified. If anyone knows of a Waylon kinship, I would love to hear from them. Pat My line is *William Jennings and Ukn Cross of VA **Abner Jennings and Chloe Farris Lester of TN ***George W. Jennings and Elizabeth C. Stephens of TN and AR Possible grandfathers of Waylon Jennings James R. John Rostus Manson

the oldest generation I know of my Jennings is Robert Jennings b. ca. 1763, MD, died 1828 Madison , KY, married Catherine Sallee b. 1740/50 d. sgyrt 1830 I have wondered if we are not connected because of the SALLEE name and I also feel we have an Augustine somewhere. In one of the old family letters, it mentions uncle Tine Jennings. Tine could stand for Augustine. what do you think? Do you know my Robert? Linda Jackson ----- Original Message ----- From: <BandB4951@aol.com> To: <JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 9:34 PM Subject: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS > In a message dated 2/13/02 8:04:26 PM Central Standard Time, > jackson@cafes.net writes: > > << Subj: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS > Date: 2/13/02 8:04:26 PM Central Standard Time > From: jackson@cafes.net (Andrew Jackson) > Reply-to: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com > To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com > > anyone know WAYLON's ancestry? >> > > Hi, Andrew, > > I don't know it for sure but would like to. > > Waylon JENNINGS and my father, Billy Earle "Bill" MYRICK, who started his > country music career with BILL MONROE AND THE BLUEGRASS BOYS have been > friends since Waylon was with BUDDY HOLLY AND THE CRICKETS. > > Daddy was friends with Waylon and Buddy as well as Tommy ALSUP and Sonny > CURTIS from the group. Waylon, Daddy and Tommy all, at one point, lived in > Odessa and Waylon and Daddy were D. J.'s together at K.O.Y.L. Radio in > Odessa. > > Sonny CURTIS was related to the MAYFIELD BROTHERS that were in a group with > Daddy, BILL MYRICK AND THE MAYFIELD BROTHERS. > > Daddy and Waylon talked about their common JENNINGS ancestry and I believe > had established some connection but I don't know what that was and Daddy, > whose mind is sharper at 73 than most people at 23, doesn't remember what the > connection was. And it could just be that due to location at some point that > they thought there was a connection ....not sure. > > If anyone knows Waylon JENNINGS' ancestry, please let us know. > > But my JENNINGS clan is descended from my paternal 8th great grandfather as > follows. > > Thanks. > > Sincerely, > > Bellinda Myrick - Barnett > > John JENNINGS, (immigrant,) (my paternal 8th great grandfather) > .....born: May 1640 > ..............in St. Martin's Parish, Birmingham, England > md: Margaret PAYNE, (my paternal 8th great grandmother) > ..............md: husb. # 1: John JENNINGS > ..............md: husb. # 2: Christopher EDRINGTON, Sr. > ..........mother: Margrett/Margaret ROBINSON? > ................mother: ?? > ................father: Richard ROBINSON, (immigrant) > ....................(early immigrant to Tidewater area in early 1600's > .....................and uncle of Christopher ROBINSON but not > .....................Margaret and father are not totally proven to be > .....................the correct lineage.) > > William JENNINGS, Sr., (my paternal 7th great grandfather) > .....born: abt. 1668 in Rappahannock Co., VA > .....md: Mary WILLOUGHBY, (my paternal 7th great grandfather) > ...............born: abt. 1670 prob. in VA > ...............(parents: ??/think she might possibly have the > ................name of Augustine somewhere in family lineage > ................and possibly descends from Ambrose WILLOUGHBY) > > William JENNINGS, Jr., (my paternal 6th great grandfather) > ......born: abt. 1695 in Richmond Co., VA > ......died: 1733 in Richmond Co., VA > ......md: Ann KELLY, (my paternal 6th great grandmother) > ..................born: abt. 1696 in VA > ..................died: 1734/1735 in Richmond Co., VA > ..................mother: Amy DONIPHAN > ..................................md: husb. # 1: (Capt.) John KELLY > ..................................md: husb. # 2: Edward RANSDELL > ........................mother: Aimee/Amy PARTRIDGE? > ........................father: (Captain) Alexander DONIPHAN > ...................father: (Captain) John KELLY > .........................born: abt. 1660 in VA > .........................mother: Penelope ? > .........................father: Matthew KELLY > > Edward Salley JENNINGS, Sr., (my paternal 5th great grandfather) > ......born: 1720 in Richmond Co., VA > ......md: Sarah MOORE/MORE, (my paternal 5th great grandmother) > ..................born: prob. abt. 1725 in VA? > ..................parents: ?? > > John JENNINGS, Sr., (RS,) (my paternal 4th great grandfather) > .......born: abt. 1748 in Richmond Co., VA > .......md: Rachel JORDAN, (my paternal 4th great grandmother) > ...................born: abt. 1750 in ?/prob. VA > ...................parents: ?? > .......................(possibly from one of the BAILEY - JENNINGS > ........................marriages and thought probably to be descended > ........................from the JORDAN/JORDON's at JORDAN'S JOURNEY > ........................near Jamestowne, VA in 1600's.) > > Bailey JENNINGS, (my paternal 3rd great grandfather) > ......born: abt. 1789 in VA, prob. Richmond Co. > .................md: wife # 1: Kitty EARLE, (my pat. 3rd grt. grmthr.) > .................md: wife # 2: Mrs. Sally LEA LEE, > .............................md: husb. # 1: William LEE > .......................................father: Needham LEE, Sr. > .....................................................of Simpson Co., MS > .......md: Kitty EARLE, (my paternal 3rd great grandmother) > ..................born: abt. 1795 in VA > ..................mother: Tabitha WILLIAMS > .......................born: 1766 in North Farnham Parish, > .................................Richmond Co., VA > .......................mother: Catherine "Caty" ? > .......................father: George WILLIAMS > ............................mother: Anne WILLIAMS > ................................(descends from 1600's BILLINGTON - WILLIAMS > .................................family of Virginia) > ............................father: Roger WILLIAMS > ................................(descends from 1600's PEMBERTON - WILLIAMS > ..................................family of Virginia) > ..................father: Samuel EARLE, IV, (Sgt./Rev. War) > ................................(2nd son of his father to be named Samuel, IV) > ......................born: 20 Jan 1760 at Town Run Plantation, > ...............................Fauquier Co., VA > ......................died: 1845 in Mobile, AL > ......................mother: Elizabeth HOLBROOK/HOLDBROOK(E) > ............................born: abt. 1733 in Prince William Co., VA > ......................father: (Major) Samuel EARLE, III > ............................born: abt. 1692 in Westmoreland Co., VA > ......................................md: wife # 1: Anna SORRELL > ......................................md: wife # 2: Elizabeth HOLBROOK > > Sarah "Sally" JENNINGS, (my paternal 2nd great grandmother) > ......born: 1821/22 in Covington Co., MS, (one census says AL) > ......md: Jeremiah "Jerry" PARKER, (my paternal 2nd great grandfather) > .................born: 1795 in Maryland > .................parents: ?? > ...............md: wife # 1: ?? > ...............md: wife # 2: possibly/speculation Sarah BAZAR > ..........................(marriage of a Jeremiah to her in 1822 in MS) > ...............md: wife # 3: Sarah "Sally" JENNINGS > > Spencer B. PARKER, (my paternal great grandfather) > ......born: 1859/1855 in one census > ................in Smith or Rankin Co., MS > ......md: Mrs. Rachael Moranda LEWIS (COLEMAN?) (BRIGHT) > ....................(my paternal great grandmother) > ................born: abt. 1851 in Jones Co., MS > ....................md: husb. # 1: ? COLEMAN? > ....................md: husb. # 2: Wesley BRIGHT > ....................md: husb. # 3: Spencer B. PARKER > ................mother: Harriett ELLZEY > ....................born: 1824 > ................father: John LEWIS > ....................born: abt. 1820 in Jones Co., MS > > Allie Artimissa PARKER, (my paternal grandmother) > .....born: 11 Aug 1892 near Braxton, Simpson Co., MS > .....md: James Martin "Jim" MYRICK, (my paternal grandfather) > .................born: 1892 near Magee, Simpson Co., MS > .................mother: Harriet Katherine "Hattie" HERRINGTON > .................father: Calvin Pierce "Callie" MYRICK > > Billy Earle "Bill" MYRICK, (my father) > > > ==== 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). > >

This maybe a start for finding Wayland's Jennings line Wayland Arnold Jennings, 15 June 1937, Littlefield, Texas, USA. Jennings' mother wanted to name him Tommy but his father, William Alvin, insisted that the family tradition of "W.A." should be maintained. His father played guitar in Texas dancehalls. Some of my line went from TN/KY to Texas. Seems if one did something bad and the lawmen were after them, they took off to Texas, where at the time there was no law. I am sure others went for different reason's Florence

Was just wondering if he had been sick for a while are was this sudden. Sure hate to hear about it I grew up listing to him as well as a lot of other greats.

Correction. Waylon Jennings passed away at his home just outside of Phoenix, AZ yesterday.

My Jennings is Albert Jennings b: Feb 1860 MO, m: abt 1880 Nancy E. Elder. Children: Charles b: 1882 Kansas William b: 1885 Kansas Myrtle b: 1886 Indian Territory (OK) James b: 1888 Indian Territory (OK) First found on 1880 Cass County, Missouri with family of Thompson. 1910 Lincoln County, OK - 1920 Lincoln County, OK. Have not found anything more on this family. Jeannine Vernon

Pat, My gg grandfather was supposedly born in 1824 in Washington Co., Illinois. However, I can find nothing on him in Illinois, and I am now wondering if perhaps it wasn't Washington Co., Missouri, since he went back there from Texas and married a sweet young thing who was only 16 -- he was 39. Jim At 09:39 PM 2/13/2002 -0800, you wrote: >Hi Jim. >I think I have wrote you before where in mo are you looking .I am in Iron >Co..Mo??? Pat > >Jim Jennings wrote: > > > I, too, am searching for some Jennings with Missouri ties. My gg > > grandfather served in a Missouri regiment in the Civil War and married a > > woman from Missouri. And, there might possibly be some other ties. I would > > be interested in hearing what anyone knows about the Missouri Jenings. > > Jim Jennings > > > > At 12:06 PM 2/10/2002 -0500, you wrote: > > >HI DEB--- I'M LOOKING, BUT THESE ILLUSIVE JENNINGS ARE HARD TO FIND. > YOU DON'T > > >SUPPOSE THEY HAVE SOMETHING TO HIDE DO YOU? > > > > > >THE MO. JENNINGS DIDN'T LEAVE MUCH OF A TRAIL. > > > > > >HAPPY TRAILS--- eDON JENNINGS IN SACRAMENTO > > > > > > > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== > > >When posting, please use the subject line effectively, > > >this increases your responses and makes it easier to > > >find in the archives later. > > >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=jennings > > >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). > > > > ==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== > > We have very few rules and regulations on how to use this > > list, when in doubt - check the mail list archives, or > > write privately to the host of this list Debbjennings@aol.com > > Debbie Jennings will try to help you a.s.a.p. Thank You. > > 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). > > >==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== > Welcome to the Jennings mail list - >if you feel you have a complaint about other subscribers, >please inform the listowner at Debbjennings@aol.com > please do not air your complaints to the list

Jeannine, I don't think we're onto the same Jennings family, but the similarity is amazing. My gg grandfather was Elisha Jennings, who married Mary Elders about 1863 while he was serving in the 10th Missouri Cavalry during the Civil War. He supposedly was born in Illinois, but I haven't been able to find any proof of that. Elisha and Mary, who was his second wife, had two daughters, both born in Arkansas, but they ended up living in Indian Territory during the early 1900s. Jim Jennings At 09:14 AM 2/14/2002 -0500, you wrote: >My Jennings is Albert Jennings b: Feb 1860 MO, m: abt 1880 Nancy E. Elder. >Children: Charles b: 1882 Kansas > William b: 1885 Kansas > Myrtle b: 1886 Indian Territory (OK) > James b: 1888 Indian Territory (OK) > >First found on 1880 Cass County, Missouri with family of Thompson. > >1910 Lincoln County, OK - 1920 Lincoln County, OK. > >Have not found anything more on this family. > >Jeannine Vernon > > >==== 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).

He had diabetes, he lost his foot last year His death was referred to as a lengthily illness- Wilma Fleming Haynes gencon@harborside.com -----Original Message----- From: SANDYC315@aol.com [mailto:SANDYC315@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 6:51 AM To: JENNINGS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [JENNINGS] Waylon JENNINGS Was just wondering if he had been sick for a while are was this sudden. Sure hate to hear about it I grew up listing to him as well as a lot of other greats. ==== JENNINGS Mailing List ==== When posting, please use the subject line effectively, this increases your responses and makes it easier to find in the archives later. http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=jennings 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).