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3. --part1_fb.26861f2.25e1c2b8_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit John JENNINGS from Caren Tidwell and Bermuda info B --part1_fb.26861f2.25e1c2b8_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; name="JENNI~45.TXT" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline; filename="JENNI~45.TXT" <HTML>Subj:=09 Re: [JENNINGS-L] Miscellane= ous Records on John Jennings Part 1</B= > Date:=0909/10/1999 10:51:03 PM Central Daylight Time From:[email protected] (Caren Tidwell) Reply-to:=09<A HREF=3D"mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]= b.com</A> To:[email protected] As we all know, there are just too man= y John's!!! Let's put our heads together and try to sort them out! (This could be a duplicate but I've been having trouble sending this one<= BR> through.) Caren Source: Early Bermuda Settler's of the 17th Century by Mercer August 16, 1669 - John Jennings son of Captain Richard Jennings deceased,= about 17 years chose Captain John Somersall to be his guardian. Note:<BR= > Richard Jennyns who died in 1669 was 85 years of age. (page 107) Source: St. Phillip's Parish Register, Charleston, South Carolina, Baptis= ms Joseph Jennings and Mary Jennings, son and daughter of John and Ruth Jennings, 11th day of Xbr, 1711 (South Carolina Hist. & Geneal. Magazine: 48-30; A. S. Salley: St. Philli= p's Episcopal Church Register, Charleston, South Carolina: Volumes I & II, pa= ges 236, 256, 273, 274; 150, 337, 338) Source: St. Phillip's Parish Register, Charleston, South Carolina, Burial= s John Jennings, August 25, 1738 John Jennings, December 22, 1742 (South Carolina Hist. & Geneal. Magazine: 48-30; A. S. Salley: St. Philli= p's Episcopal Church Register, Charleston, South Carolina: Volumes I & II, pa= ges 236, 256, 273, 274; 150, 337, 338) Source: First Settlers of South Carolina 1670-1700 by Agnes Leland Baldw= in John Jenning arrived in Carolina before 1679 from Barbados. A Quaker.<BR= > John Jennings (Mariner) Commander of the ship "Joseph and Ann" was sailin= g between Carolina and Barbados between 1678 and 1679. John Jenys arrived in Carolina before January 10, 1688. Elizabeth Lanier b: 1771 in Rockingham, NC d: 10 Feb 1824 in Cheraw, SC<B= R> +John Jennings Elizabeth Jennings Thomas Jennings John Jennings III b: 07 Apr 1788 in Anson, NC d: 26 Nov 1828 in Cheraw, S= C + Ann Staiert b: 17 Nov 1792 in Fayetteville, Cumberland, NC d: in Cheraw, = SC m: 28 Dec 1809 in Fayetteville, Cumberland, NC Charlotte Jennings b: 1790 Edmund Jennings b: 23 Apr 1792 PHILADELPHIA WILLS. A 121--John Jennings, dated 10th of 12th mo. 1688. Probated 11th mo. 28,<= BR> 1688-9. Late of Barbadoes, now of Phila. Makes his brother John Jones sol= e executor. Mentions wife Sarah, brother Nathaniel Jones, and his son Nathaniel, sister Susanna Fulliero, Samuel and Daniel Jones, sons of Henr= y Jones, deceased. Legacy to the poor of the Quakers in Barbadoes and in<BR= > Phila. To finish Center Creek (? Brick) meeting house. Wm. Holder, a plan= ter and a debtor. John Lewgars of Spixestown, Barbadoes and Fustics, are mentioned. Testator held estate in Barbadoes and England. Witnesses, Thomas Lloyd, John Simcocke, Samuel Richardson and Patrick Robinson. By a codicil Jan. 8, 1689, he revokes portion to his wife Sarah= , giving it to John Jones, heir and sole Ex. Note: The above will is also recorded in records below: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume II 1681-1700 Pages 191 and 192 With the addition: Proved the 28th day of the 11th month called January<= BR> 1688/9, John Balckwell Esq. Gov. of the Province of Pensylvania (court<BR= > statement names widow Sarah Jennings, June 15, 1689 of Barbados). Also s= ee will recorded under Sarah Jennings, widow. Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume II 1681-1700 Page 231 The will of Thomas Manson St. Michaels Parish, April 26, 1681, Record Book 6/12, page 1 John Jennings Jr. and John Jennings Sr.; Hugh Harris of St. Michaels - Xt= r. Edward Jennings. Signed Thomas (X) Manson Wit: Adam Barres, Richard (X) Simons Proved June 13, 1681 Source: Stub Entries to Indents Issue In Payment of Claims Against South Carolina Growing Out of the Revolution Books O-Q A. S. Salley, Jr. No. 3 Lib O Issued 17 January 1785 to Mr. John Jennings for Two pounds 6/9 Sterling f= or Militia duty as a private in 1782. Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 81 John Jennings is mentioned in the will of Edward Collison of Barbados,<BR= > merchant on September 1, 1656, Record Book 6/13, page 163. Other surname= s mentioned are Collinson, Hudson, Devenport, Wycliff, Maxwell, Delerouse,<= BR> Thompson, Hinbersty, Ashenden, Newbold, Hooker. Will was proved on Febru= ary 20, 1656. Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 116 Elliott, Richard February 8, 1659 Record Book 6/14, page 389 Wife Florence Elliott - real estate in St. Georges and St. Johns Parishes= ; plantation by the name of Parkers in St. Georges bounding the land of Amy= Martain widow and Lt. William Granham; daughters Elizabeth Liness, late w= ife of John Liness, deceased, Susanna Jennings, now the wife of John Jennings= , and Frances Elliot; grand children Elizabeth Linesey and Mary Linesey, th= e daughters of said daughter Linesey; nephews John Elliot and Edward Elliot= , sons of brother James Elliott; plantation in St. Georges purchased of William Birresford, deceased butting lands of Thomas Wilkeshire, sister<B= R> Grace Ostter, wife of John Ostter; neice Sarah Barker, wife of Jasauc Barker; wife Florance and my only son james Elliott - Xtrs; if son James<= BR> dies without issue or before arrival in Barbados; mentions Susanna Elliot= t my son's wife. Singed Rich Elliott Witnesses: James Elliott age 59, Thomas Brakin, John Webb age 31 Proved March 13, 1659 Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 198 Gentleman John Jennings St. Philips Parish July 11, 1670 Record Book 6/8, page 401 Wife Millisaint Jennings (see wife's will), a most unfortunate match, a m= ore cruel, masculine, treacherous wife none can know save God alone; friend<B= R> Henry Walrond, Jr., Esq., and Doborah Walrond his wife; Henry Walrond -<B= R> Overseer; friends Margaret Ashley now living on the Harmitage and Sarah<B= R> Lovell my God daughter; wife - Xtrx. Signed John Jennings Witnesses: John Paige, Esq., Roger Lovell, Mary Paige Proved June 11, 1672 Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 268 On June 24, 1652, the will of James Parker was Proved. John Jennings was= the Deputy Secretary. Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 389 On December 2, 1658 in the Will of Owen Williams, Gentleman, John Jenning= s was named one of the Xtrs. in trust and Gdns. of daughter. His will was<= BR> Proved on January 6, 1658. Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Pages 391 and 392 On August 31, 1659, the will of Nathaniell Williamson of Barbados, Plante= r, was Proved. John Jennings signed. Other surnames mentioned are Buckley,= Owen, Downinge, Parris, Griffen, Morse, Doulton, Phillips, Lewis, Taylor,= Snelling, Higinbotham, Thomas, Seares, Joanes, and Parry. Source: Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume I 1639-1680 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 393 William Wills, age 34 years St. James Parish October 2, 1671 Record Book 6/8, page 348 Wife Sarah Wills, the daughter of Thomas Richards and Anne Richards of sa= id Parish; eldest son Samuel Wills, and youngest son Micayoh Wills, sons of<= BR> wife Sarah; Thomas Richards, Phillip Richards, Joseph Richards, Alice Richards, and Jeremiah Richards, son and daughters of Thomas and Anne Richards; brother Daniel Wills, living in Northamptonshire, England and h= is children; wife - Gdn; friends Thomas Richards Jr., Henry Jones, Jr., and<= BR> Benonye Pearcy - Xtrs. in trust; Quakers in St. Peters - land near Heathcott's Bay joining Richard Walter's land. Signed William Wills Witnesses: Nicholas Campion, John Jennings, Bridgate (X) Sage Cod, Octob= er 4, 1671, mentions William Freeman and his wife and Col. Richard Bayley.<B= R> Witnesses: John Tothill, Edward (X) Wells Proved November 21, 1671. Source: Barbados Records Baptisms 1637-1800 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 23 December 27, 1683 Christopher a free negro man formerly belonging to John Jennings. St. Michael Parish (Note: There is also a Rolfe/Wolfe, Pooll, Flemming, Jones, Wheler, and a= Kelly family listed in these Parish Records.) Source: Barbados Records Baptisms 1637-1800 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 258 March 1, 1658 Elizabeth daughter of John and Elizabeth Jennings. Source: Barbados Records Baptisms 1637-1800 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 458 September 28, 1684 John son of John and Elizabeth Jennings Source: Genealogies of Barbados Families >From Caribbeana and The Journal of the Barbados Museum and Historical Society Page 119 March 16, 1667/8 A release is mentioned with land butting on lands of Humphry Hooke, Esq.,= Mr. Richardson, John Silkham, John Jennings, Thomas Hayes, William Musgro= ve, John Bread, Planters. Source: Genealogies of Barbados Families >From Caribbeana and The Journal of the Barbados Museum and Historical Society Page 125 December 8, 1713 Will of John Arnell of St. Michael. To kinsman Benjamin Grace, son of<BR= > Benjamin, James Matthews, John Anderson, and John Smith, gift of mourning= rings. Residue to John Wadsworth and John Jennings, Gidn. De Verde, John= House, John Smith. Recorded June 16, 1714 Barbados and America David L. Kent Page 83 A Lest of the Saruants, Negros, and Land in the Parish of St. Peters Allsaints taken the 15th of December 1679 anno John Jennings - Saruants 0 - Negros 9 - Accres of Land 10 Barbados Records Wills and Administrations Volume III 1701-1725 Joanne Mcree Sanders Page 9 and 10 John Arnold St. Michaels Parish December 8, 1713 Record Book 6/27, page 328 Kinsman William the son of William Arris; kinsman Benjamin Aris the son o= f Benjamin; James Mathews, John Anderson, John Smith, and aunt Eliza Bulloc= k - Xtrs. Signed John Arnell Witnesses: John Jennings, Gidn DeVerde, John House, Captain John Smith.<B= R> Proved June 15, 1714. A Genealogical History of the Jennings Families in England and America<BR= > Fourth to eighth generation Page 513 PHILADELPHIA WILLS. A 121--John Jennings, dated 10th of 12th mo. 1688. Probated 11th mo. 28,<= BR> 1688-9. Late of Barbadoes, now of Phila. Makes his brother John Jones sol= e executor. Mentions wife Sarah, brother Nathaniel Jones, and his son Nathaniel, sister Susanna Fulliero, Samuel and Daniel Jones, sons of Henr= y Jones, deceased. Legacy to the poor of the Quakers in Barbadoes and in<BR= > Phila. To finish Center Creek (? Brick) meeting house. Wm. Holder, a plan= ter and a debtor. John Lewgars of Spixestown, Barbadoes and Fustics, are mentioned. Testator held estate in Barbadoes and England. Witnesses, Thomas Lloyd, John Simcocke, Samuel Richardson and Patrick Robinson. By a codicil Jan. 8, 1689, he revokes portion to his wife Sarah= , giving it to John Jones, heir and sole Ex. A 83--Will of Henry Jones of Phila. Estate in Barbadoes and Mayamesing,<B= R> Phila. Co. Wife Rachel, probably his second. Among his children is Marie,= wife of William Long. Executors, John Jennings and five others all of Isl= and of Barbadoes, and John Jones, of Philadelphia. Signed 6 mo. 19, 1688. Probated 8 mo. 16, 1688. D 164--John Jennings of Phila., mariner, wife Ann, sole executor. Signed<= BR> Aug. 8, 1719. Probated June 29, 1720. Witnesses, John Scull and John Leac= h. No other mention of Jennings up to 1847. Page 514 John Jennings of ye town of Piscataway, Prov. of N. J. yeoman. Wife: Anne Jennings, "all my estate in New Jersey and Island of Barbadoes= in West Indies." Ex. my wife Anne. Date: Aug. 19, 1718. Wits.: Edward Waughen, Mary Vaughen, Mary Emott. Prob. May 9, 1720.--East Jersey Will, Liber A, folio 172, etc. John Moore admr. John Jennings -- Be it Remembered that on the Seventh day of October in the year of our Lo= rd One Thousand Seven hundred and fforty, Letters of Administration were granted by His Excellency Lewis Morris Esqr. Captain General & Governor i= n Chief in & over His Majesty's province of New Jersey &c to John Moore principal Creditor of John Jennings late of Woodbridge Miller deceased<BR= > (Mollison Jennings widow of the sd. deceased having refused the administration &c), appointing the said John Moore administrator of all a= nd singular the goods rights and credits of the said deceased being duly &<B= R> Lawfully Sworn &c to Exhibit an Inventory on or before the Seventh day of= ffebruary next & render an account on or before the Seventh day of Octobe= r then next following. Source: Documented Notes on Jennings and Allied Families by Beatrice Mackey Dough= tie Page 28 John Jennens: This family of Jennens/Jennings have claimed to be descend= ed from Humphrey Jennens, the great Iron-master of Birmingham, who died A.D.= 1690, and claim to be entitled to the property left by William Jennens of= Acton Place. They say they are descended from John Jennens/Jennings, wit= h Ann, his wife, then pregnant, and their children: Elizabeth Jennings, about ten years old Luke Jennings Grace Jennings Dolly Jennings, with a nurse called Marjory, embarked at Whitehaven, England, for America= , and landed about the 1 December 1754 at Fredericksburg, Virginia. Thomas Jennings, the eldest son of John Jennings and wife Ann, and next<B= R> child to Elizabeth above, having been left behind with a rich uncle suppo= sed to be named Cenors, Cenos, or Zenos. This family became very numerous in= Virginia and thieir descendants there are among the most noted families i= n the Old Dominion. Some of this family intermarried with the Wise
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