Hello Michael! With regards to your inquiry, I hope you find this information useful: I belong to a nation wide group with about 400 active members, called the Pennington Research Association (PRA) whose purpose is to gather and exchange data on the Pennington family. The PRA web home page address is: (for PRA membership info including snail mail address and application) ---- http://users.aol.com/SPRIVETT/prahome.htm OR, for additional PRA info, you can email Steve Privette at: eqretrodr@earthlink.net (Steve Privett) OR, you can send regular mail to check a name to: Mary A. Kirby, Editor, PRA, 1722 Spring Lake Dr., Arlington, TX., 76012. Sometimes they can check right away for you. Other times they will publish your inquiry in their semi-annual publication (Pennington Pedigrees) as a query. Be sure to include your own name and address and information about the ancestor you are researching. OR, to join the PENNINGTON RESEARCH ASSOCIATION send your application and check to: PENNINGTON RESEARCH ASSOCIATION, C/O Chuck and Barbara Pennington, 6800 Raldina Court, Carmichael, CA 95608-4561. If you wish to join, the dues are $23 per calendar year (you receive two issues of Pennington Pedigrees and two issues of the Pennington Courier free of charge). Make check payable to PENNINGTON RESEARCH ASSOCIATION. I hope this helps. Gene Pennington (GenePenn@aol.com or GenePenn@msn.com) ---------------------- Just for information, the following is a short listing of my immediate Pennington ancestors: PENNINGTON, Benajah (or Benagah), b. 18 AUG 1770, Grayson Co., VA.; d. 12 OCT 1855, Stockton City, Cedar Co., MO.; married Matilda HEMBREE EMERY, b. 25 JUN 1779, SC, d. 20 AUG 1878, Stockton City, Cedar Co., MO. CHILDREN: Joel, b., c 1815; Sarah S., b. c 1834; Eber, b c 1818; Andrew Jackson Monroe Pennington, b. 30 OCT 1824, d. 11 FEB 1863; John, b., ukn; Isaac, b. ukn; Newton, b. c 1825, d c 1875; Jordan, b. ukn; I am related to Andrew Jackson Monroe Pennington. I am gathering data on my ancestors. I have records to share with anybody doing research on this family. I have data on related family names of: WANN, TANKERSLEY & STICKNEYs.

From: Isabel Tuell Coburn Date: 20 Sep 1997 If I may, I'd like to supplement some of the DE marriage items Lori Croswell so generously provided recently: Groom: Pennington, James Bride: McDonough, Hannah Date: bef. 10 Nov 1795 1. Hannah Pennington is named in the probate rec. of her fa, Maj. Thomas McDonough, M.D. who d. 10 Nov 1795 (grst at Trap Farm, St. Geo. Hd, NC Co, DE) well bef. the probate rec. of her bro. Joseph, 6 Oct 1807. 2. Petition of James Ford/Foard to the Judges of the Orphans Court for the County of Newcastle, 12 Dec 1796, for division of the real estate of Thomas McDonough "leaving to survive him nine children...[including] Hannah intermarried with James Pennington..." 3. Distribution Account of Benjamin S. Caulk, adm, 1 April 1801, including James Pennington in right of his wife Hannah. -- Orphans Court Case Files (Box 54) Groom: Pennington, John Atkey [(ca1744-1820), par unk] Bride: Elizabeth Mansfield [not w1 or mo/o his chn] Date: 3 Mar 1799, Pencader Presbyterian Church This is not Atkey Pennington (1756-1800), s/o James & Elizabeth (Beastin) Pennington, who m. Martha Ryland. Ample proof on hand! Groom: Dushane, Jesse M Bride: Pennington, Marie/Maria Vance Contrary to several listings, Marie/Maria Vance Pennington, w/o Jesse Dushane, is dau/o James & Hannah (McDonough) Pennington of Red Lion Hd, NC Co, not dau/o Atkey & Martha (Ryland) Pennington. 1. Proof is found in the probate rec. of her grfa, John Atkey Pennington of St, Geo. Hd, NC Co, DE who d. int. bef. 17 Oct 1820, and whose real estate was disposed of 20 Jul 1826. Included among the heirs were: "the children of his son James Pennington to wit: Maria Dushane who hath since died leaving three children, to wit, Nathan Thomas Dushane, Eliza Dushane and John Dushane." Among the heirs to whom payments were made were "the children of the said James Pennington, a son of the said intestate, to wit: Jane...James... Harriett...and the children of the said Maria Dushane daughter of the said James Pennington, to wit: Nathan Thomas Dushane...Eliza Dushane...and John Dushane." 2. Marie/Maria Vance Pennington was named for her maternal grmo: Mary Vance, w/o Thomas Pennington. 3. Dushane was adm. of James Pennington's estate and guardian of his minor children. Groom: Pennington, Samuel Bride: Meldrum, Rebecca [1st of 3 wives] Date: bef. 26 Dec 1795 [b. of 1st ch] Groom: Pennington, Samuel Bride: McConnaughey, Hannah [2nd of 3 wives] [Thanks for Hannah's surname and bond data!] Groom: Pennington, Thomas McD Bride: Henrietta Barr Thomas is s/o James & Hannah (McDonough) Pennington, named for his maternal grfa, Maj. Thomas McDonough, M.D. and uncle, Commodore Thomas McDonough, hero of the battle of Lake Champlain, War of 1812. Isabel

From: Isabel Tuell Coburn Date: 20 Sep 1997 If I may, I'd like to supplement some of the DE marriage items Lori Croswell so generously provided recently: Groom: Pennington, James Bride: McDonough, Hannah Date: bef. 10 Nov 1795 1. Hannah Pennington is named in the probate rec. of her fa, Maj. Thomas McDonough, M.D. who d. 10 Nov 1795 (grst at Trap Farm, St. Geo. Hd, NC Co, DE) well bef. the probate rec. of her bro. Joseph, 6 Oct 1807. 2. Petition of James Ford/Foard to the Judges of the Orphans Court for the County of Newcastle, 12 Dec 1796, for division of the real estate of Thomas McDonough "leaving to survive him nine children...[including] Hannah intermarried with James Pennington..." 3. Distribution Account of Benjamin S. Caulk, adm, 1 April 1801, including James Pennington in right of his wife Hannah. -- Orphans Court Case Files (Box 54) Groom: Pennington, John Atkey [(ca1744-1820), par unk] Bride: Elizabeth Mansfield [not w1 or mo/o his chn] Date: 3 Mar 1799, Pencader Presbyterian Church This is not Atkey Pennington (1756-1800), s/o James & Elizabeth (Beastin) Pennington, who m. Martha Ryland. Ample proof on hand! Groom: Dushane, Jesse M Bride: Pennington, Marie/Maia Vance Contrary to several listings, Marie/Maria Vance Pennington, w/o Jesse Dushane, is dau/o James & Hannah (McDonough) Pennington of Red Lion Hd, NC Co, not dau/o Atkey & Martha (Ryland) Pennington. 1. Proof is found in the probate rec. of her grfa, John Atkey Pennington of St, Geo. Hd, NC Co, DE who d. int. bef. 17 Oct 1820, and whose real estate was disposed of 20 Jul 1826. Included among the heirs were: "the children of his son James Pennington to wit: Maria Dushane who hath since died leaving three children, to wit, Nathan Thomas Dushane, Eliza Dushane and John Dushane." Among the heirs to whom payments were made were "the children of the said James Pennington, a son of the said intestate, to wit: Jane...James... Harriett...and the children of the said Maria Dushane daughter of the said James Pennington, to wit: Nathan Thomas Dushane...Eliza Dushane...and John Dushane." 2. Marie/Maria Vance Pennington was named for her maternal grmo: Mary Vance, w/o Thomas Pennington. 3. Dushane was adm. of James Pennington's estate and guardian of his minor children. Groom: Pennington, Samuel Bride: Meldrum, Rebecca [1st of 3 wives] Date: bef. 26 Dec 1795 [b. of 1st ch] Groom: Pennington, Samuel Bride: McConnaughey, Hannah [2nd of 3 wives] [Thanks for Hannah's surname and bond data!] Groom: Pennington, Thomas McD Bride: Henrietta Barr Thomas is s/o James & Hannah (McDonough) Pennington, named for his maternal grfa, Maj. Thomas McDonough, M.D. and uncle, Commodore Thomas McDonough, hero of the battle of Lake Champlain, War of 1812. Isabel

Researching Joseph Pennington, b. 1800 SC. Sometime between 1800 and 1824 he moved to KY. He married Lutitia B. in 1824. He had Louisa b. 1825, Melvina b. 1827 and three boys born in KY and then moved to MO. I'm trying to find who Joseph's parents were and his siblings etc. Any help will be appreciated. Betty Fleener bfleener@chaffee.net

I have the following cemetery records from Fulton Co., OH and was wondering if anyone had a connection to any of these folks. I am researching the Ethel Scott (neé Pennington at the top of the list). Tedrow cemetery, row 34c: George L 1872-1959 Ethel F. 1880 - 1962 in the same row are: Jesse Howard Scott 10 Mar 1897 - 13 Nov 1972 Ohio Pvt US army WWI Jess H. Scott no dates and Ethel E. Scott 1905 - ** also in that row are: Carl F. Pennington 1911- 1984 Sadie D. Pennington 1915 - 1980 Guy Pennington (brother) Pvt US army WWI 06 Mar 1891 - 07 Jun 1977 Tedrow cemetery is located on the north side of County Road J, at the east edge of the village of Tedrow and is in Dover Twp. Hope to find a connection out there somewhere! Cassie Langley Brown Port Orford, OR <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< Richard H. Brown Cassie Langley Brown PO Box 232 Sixes, OR 97476 aisling@harborside.com (Richard & Cassie Brown) clnholly@aol.com (Cassie Langley Brown) rhb12572@aol.com (Richard H. Brown) http://members.aol.com/clnholly/index.html (genealogy page)

Please, can someone tell me what happened to this James, born Oct. 23, 1854, came to KY at some point from Lee County, VA. I DO know he was the son of John Pennington b. 1820, and Sarah M. Blankenship, Lee County, VA. What I NEED to know is who James married, names of his children, dates, locations, etc. I SUSPECT he is my great-great grandfather James, who had a son named David Henry Pennington, but I haven't been able to make a definite connection. We think David was born in Hardin County, KY. Please help if you have the slightest clue. If this is the right James, as I think he is, he's my link with eleven generations before him. Thanks, Linda Koenig

HI, MY NAME IS MIKE PENNINGTON AND I AM SEARCHING FOR ANY AND ALL INFORMATION ON MY FATHERS GRANDFATHER AND ANCESTORS. I AM NEW TO THE COMPUTER WORLD AND TO THE GENOLOGY FIELD SO ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED. I AM NOT SURE HOW TO GO ABOUT THIS SO LET ME GIVE YOU SOME OF THE INFORMATION I HAVE TO SEE IF YOU CAN HELP ME. MY NAME IS MICHAEL ROY PENNINGTON, MY FATHERS NAME WAS SYDNEY FRANKLIN PENNINGTON AND HIS FATHER WAS WALTER HENRY PENNINGTON. WALTERS FATHERS NAME WAS ALONZO CHARLES PENNINGTON BORN IN 1855 AND DIED IN 1936 IN RINGLING OKLAHOMA AND THEY LIVED IN THE ARDMORE, OKLA. AREA. HE WAS BORN IN JACKSON COUNTY MISSISSIPPI. HIS FATHER AND TWO BROTHERS REPORTEDLY FOUGHT IN THE CIVIL WAR WITH THE CONFEDERATE ARMY. THEY REPORTEDLY MOVED TO CANTON, TEXAS AFTER THE WAR AND IN 1905 MOVED TO THE WOODVILLE INDIAN TERRITORY-OKLAHOMA. ALONZO WAS MARRIED TO SUSAN F. FOWLER IN 1879. HE WAS A ORDAINED MINISTER FOR 46 YEARS IN THE BABTIST CHURCH. I FOUND A COPY OF HIS MINISTER PAPERS IN BOOK 1 PAGE 1 OF THE MADILL, OKLAHOMA (JOHNSTON COUNTY) RECORDS. HE MAY HAVE ALSO BEEN A DEPUTY SHERIFF AT ONE TIME. HE AND SUSAN HAD 4 SONS AND ONE DAUGHTER. THE SONS NAMES ARE J.B. PENNINGTON 12-8-1888, SID OR ED PENNINGTON, LILLY OR LELA PENNINGTON, WILLIE PENNINGTON AND WALTER HENRY PENNINGTON BORN 2-19-1891. I DO NOT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO SUSAN FOWLER. ALONZO CHARLES PENNINGTON REPORTEDLY MARRIED ELLA SHAW BORN IN ARKANSAS AND BURIED IN MUSKOKEE, OKLA. (2ND WIFE). I AM VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN LOCATING ALONZO'S FATHER AND BROTHERS NAMES AND ANY AND ALL INFO. I AM AT A STANDSTILL AT THIS TIME. THEY FOUGHT IN THE CIVIL WAR AND I AM NOT SURE OF THE ENTIRE FAMILY MOVING TO OKLAHOMA OR POSSIBLY ONLY PART OF THEM. THE BROTHERS MAY HAVE STAYED IN JACKSON, MISS. SIR: I AM THE LAST OF THE PENNINGTONS IN MY BLOOD LINE. I AM NOT INTERESTED IN PURCHASING A LOT OF BOOKS WITH A LOT OF NAMES OF PENNINGTON THAT DOES NOT MEAN ANYTHING TO ME. IF THERE IS RESEARCH ALREADY DONE AND OR A BOOK THAT WOULD BE WORTHWHILE I WOULD DEFINATELY BE INTERESTED. I DO NOT MEAN TO PUT DOWN THE WORK AND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE PUBLISHED AND RESEARCHED THE INFORMATION IN ANY WAY. I AM JUST TRYING TO SAY THAT I HAVE BEEN STUNG BEFORE ON THESE TYPE OF PURCHASES, AND DO NOT WISH TO DO SO AGAIN. I WOULD SINCERELY APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL HELP YOU MAY HAVE. I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO ADD THAT I AM IMPRESSED WITH THE INFORMATION I HAVE SEEN SO FAR AND I COMMEND YOU AND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE PUT IN A LOT OF WORK TO ACCOMPLISH THE GOALS OF THE PENNINGTONS. SINCERELY YOURS: MICHAEL PENNINGTON E-MAIL ADDRESS MIKEJODY1@AOL.COM OR MIKEJODY@JUNO.COM (BEST ADDRESS)

I am seeking any and all information on the ancestry and descendants of Jacob PENNINGTON, born c.a. 1804 and died February 17, 1881. He married Lydia WAY, born c.a. 1804 and died between 1870 and 1880. The 1850 PA Census shows Jacob, age 46, and Lydia, age 46, with the following children: Child Born Died Elizabeth 1826 Simon 1827 Robert 1828 Joshua 1829 1907 William 1832 1862 Henry 1834 Catherine 1835 Isaac 1837 1916 Lydia 1840 Mary Ann 1844 Margaret 1846 Hannah 1847 1900 Please e-mail responses to: SCHBW@aol.com

A Canadian friend who knows of my interest in the Pennington family history just sent me a copy of the August 97 issue of "in Britain" magazine, published by the British Tourist Authority. There's an article called "Picture Esk" by Alison Helliwell, about following the River Esk from its source to the sea at Ravenglass, and a picture of Muncaster Castle (with TONS of red and pink azaleas or rhododendrons in front) is accompanied by this text: "Muncaster Castle has been the seat of the Pennington family for more than 700 years and is arguably not the most beautiful of buildings. In fact, set up on a hillside overlooking the meanders of the Esk below, it looks quite a forbidding building, squat and grey. So it is a more than pleasant surprise to find that the walk from the gateway is through beautifully-landscaped gardens filled with colour and the scent of trees, shurbs and flowers and that the castle is actually made of a warm, pink granite. "The castle is still the home of the Penningtons -- something the family believes may be due to the "Luck of Muncaster". Given to one of their 15th-century forebears by Henry VI in return for giving him shelter, the Luck is a glass drinking bowl that, so the legend goes, the king blessed, saying that, as long as it remained intact, the Penningtons would live and thrive at Muncaster. Needless to say, this particular treasure is kept safely locked away but a replica is on display along with many other facinating items including the 16th- and 17th-centruy embroideries, a collection of more than 6,000 books and furniture and paintings collected by the family over the centuries. "The unusual but nice thing about Muncaster is that it really does feel lived in with the family still using many of the rooms on a daily basis. As the guide book warns, among the more unusual exhibits could be a pair of late 20th-century pyjama trousers tucked under a bed in a hurry." The "Further Information" sidebar includes this info: Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass, Cumbria CA18 1RQ, tel: (01229) 717614. Gardesn and owl centre open daily all year. Castle open: mid Mar-end Oct, Sun-Fri 12.30-4pm last admission. Admission: £3.50. The BTA has a website at http://www.bta.org.uk It may be possible to obtain back issues through there if this copy is not available locally. Cheers, Kathy Cochrane (desc. of Timothy Pennington of NJ/PA>NC/VA>KY) The CD-Info Company, Inc. Publishers of "Burning Issues" & "Pressing On" at http://www.cd-webstore.com subscription webpubs for developers & users of CD-R/DVD-R & CD/DVD manufacturing technology, and The CD Information Center http://www.cd-info.com now in its 3rd year on the Web

My name is Tisha Pennington. I am 12 years old. I am looking for information on Lonnie Clyde Pennington. He was my grandfather. He married a lady named Elizabeth. I do not know her maiden name. I dont know for shure but he may have been born in Comanche Co, Tx. I dont know when he was born, but my father was born in 1928. Thank You, Tisha

NAME COMPANY & UNIT RESIDENCE PENNINGTON, WILLIAM E 39 INF EVANSTON PENNINGTON, WILLIAM R G 156 INF CHINA PENNINGTON, WILLIAM R I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, WILLIAM T C 84 INF MC DONOUGH CO PENNINGTON, WILLIAM T G 16 CAV CHICAGO ================= Does anyone have any information on any of these William Penningtons. I have a William Pennington who was a son to John Pennington. I believe they might have been from NJ or IL thanks for your help, Geanellen: gkuranko@sprynet.com

Hi Cousins, Is anyone aware of which group of Penningtons are decended from the Muncaster Penningtons? Also, where can I find more information on "the first Penington", a Jamel or Gamel de Peniton or Penitone? Thanks William Pennington(bpboston@mindspring.com)

PENNINGTON marriages 1864 to 1925 from the Fulton Co. Probate Court, Wauseon, OH. Arden C. to Maggie WHIPPLE 01 Feb 1898 V7-75 David L. to Elizabeth PENROD 28 Feb 1890 V8-103 E.F. to Fannie STUTZMAN 02 Dec 1900 V8-177 Frank to Jennie MCLAIN 03 Aug 1890 V5-313 Joel W. to Minnie E. HALSEY 25 Feb 1880 V4-119 Joel W. to Hattie HECKMAN 29 Jul 1919 V11-468 (his 2nd marriage) Ray D. to Lulu CLARK 25 Nov 1909 V9-534 Vern G. to Florence I. 04 Nov 1915 V11-155 W.C. to Lillian PURDY 13 Nov 1895 V6-241 George L. SCOTT married to Ethel F. PENNINGTON, 04 Nov 1894 Hope these are helpful! Meanwhile, I am looking for the parents of Ethel PENNINGTON, listed above. Thanks! Cassie Langley Brown clnholly@aol.com Albrecht, Beavert, Bowers, Deno, Durdel, Garner, Gleason, Goodman, Grandstaff, Green, Hollis, Jones, Kersten, Langley, Lovell, Luce, Matthews, McClain, Moon, Musch, Orr, Pate, Pennington, Quillman, Rathke, Sanders, Sauer, Scott, Taylor, Tubbs, Tuthill, Uppington, Williams

Barbara, I'm not descended from your line, however, before pulaski they were of Whitley County, Ky., abt 1816 to 1828-29 before 1816 --- Ashe County, North Carolina.

--------- Begin forwarded message ---------- From: keenebj@juno.com (Barbara J Keene) To: pennington-l@rootsweb.com Subject: Kentucky Penningtons Date: Sun, 14 Sep 1997 20:20:17 -0400 Message-ID: <19970914.202017.9158.0.keenebj@juno.com> I am researching the family of my great-grandmother, Mary Jane Pennington Durham. She was born 1832 possibly in Pulaski Co. KY. I'm not sure of her birthplace. Her father was Arid Pennington. This could be spelled Arard, Erad, Erard, or even Orrad, along with other possible variations. Her mother was either Rachel Elizabeth Martin or Marthy Martin, both daughters of John Martin and Rachel Dobbs. Arid may be son of Wells Pennington who may be son of a William Pennington. Arid may be bro. of Theophilus Pennington. It is suspected that Wells is descended from Micajah and poss. from Benejah. The counties involved are Pulaski, Wayne, Whitley Counties, KY. They came probably from VA and NC. I want to prove or disprove the relationships above. I would like to know if I belong in Grp. 7. There are obviously many other questions. I rreally appreciate the help I have already received from some you individually. I would like to hear from Grp 7 members and anyone who has done research in these areas. Many thanks. Barbara J. Keene --------- End forwarded message ----------

I am researching the family of my great-grandmother, Mary Jane Pennington Durham. She was born 1832 possibly in Pulaski Co. KY. I'm not sure of her birthplace. Her father was Arid Pennington. This could be spelled Arard, Erad, Erard, or even Orrad, along with other possible variations. Her mother was either Rachel Elizabeth Martin or Marthy Martin, both daughters of John Martin and Rachel Dobbs. Arid may be son of Wells Pennington who may be son of a William Pennington. Arid may be bro. of Theophilus Pennington. It is suspected that Wells is descended from Micajah and poss. from Benejah. The counties involved are Pulaski, Wayne, Whitley Counties, KY. They came probably from VA and NC. I want to prove or disprove the relationships above. I would like to know if I belong in Grp. 7. There are obviously many other questions. I rreally appreciate the help I have already received from some you individually. I would like to hear from Grp 7 members and anyone who has done research in these areas. Many thanks. Barbara J. Keene

Hello all, Found the following PENNINGTONs by searching an on-line index of IL regiments. The index can be found at... http://www.sos.state.il.us/ None of the following are mine (at least not that I know of), but thought this list, or the on-line index, might be of use to others. Best regards, Rod PENNINGTON Group 8 Temple, TX ================================================ Result of search for "pennington". NAME COMPANY & UNIT RESIDENCE ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MILLER, PENNINGTON D 72 INF BROOKFIELD PENNINGTON, ALEXANDER G 73 INF RUSHVILLE PENNINGTON, ALLEN J I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, BENJAMIN C F 107 INF DE WITT CO PENNINGTON, CHARLES W C 84 INF MC DONOUGH CO PENNINGTON, DeKALB G 111 INF WAYNE CO PENNINGTON, DeKALB I 48 INF SALEM PENNINGTON, EMERY A 152 INF MACKINAW PENNINGTON, EPHRAIM B 61 INF CARROLLTON PENNINGTON, FRANCIS M I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, ISAAC E 16 INF LITTLETON PENNINGTON, JACOB K 59 INF COOK CO PENNINGTON, JACOB A F 55 INF BUSHNELL PENNINGTON, JAMES W I 46 INF PLAINFIELD PENNINGTON, JOHN F 107 INF DE WITT CO PENNINGTON, JOHN H 29 USC INF PENNINGTON, JOHN L I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, JOHN W I 48 INF WAYNE CO PENNINGTON, JOSEPH L I 11 CAV PENNINGTON, JOSEPH L I 78 INF INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, JOSHUA C 40 INF LOGANSPORT PENNINGTON, JOSHUA I 48 INF JOHNSONVILLE PENNINGTON, JOSHUA W K 8 REGT VOL QUINCY PENNINGTON, JOSIAH B 61 INF KASKASKIA PENNINGTON, JOSIAH D 98 INF KASKASKIA PENNINGTON, JOSIAH K 8 REGT VOL OTSEGO PENNINGTON, REILEY A 47 INF CHEMUNG PENNINGTON, RICHARD W C 84 INF MC DONOUGH CO PENNINGTON, SAMUEL P D 97 INF JASPER CO PENNINGTON, SAMUEL W E 64 INF MIDDLETON PENNINGTON, STEWART M 6 CAV WASHINGTON CO PENNINGTON, STEWART M I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, THOMAS C K 15 CAV PLATO PENNINGTON, THOMAS F I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, WILLIAM E 39 INF EVANSTON PENNINGTON, WILLIAM R G 156 INF CHINA PENNINGTON, WILLIAM R I 11 CAV INDUSTRY PENNINGTON, WILLIAM T C 84 INF MC DONOUGH CO PENNINGTON, WILLIAM T G 16 CAV CHICAGO ================= Rod Pennington Temple, TX rodpenn@sage.net

Looking for info on this family and their parents: Ethel Pennington and George Scott, marr. 1894 in Fulton Co., OH If anyone has any connections or info on this family, please let me know! Cassie L. Brown Port Orford, Oregon

PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com To all Pennington Research Association Members: Glenis and I attended the PRA Annual meeting in Sacramento last July. It was a really good time. I encourage anyone interested in Pennington Genealogy and warm friends try going to the meetings if it's at all possible. Barbara and Chuck Pennington, were great hosts, they provided an agenda suitable to any expectations. Go whenever you can. While I was at the meeting, it was apparent the amount of work Steve Privett, does to benefit the Association and those of us on-line was not generally known. Any of you seeing this message know the leadership and work he does to maintain PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com. All of us on the internet recognize the PRA website at <http://users.aol.com/SPRIVETT/prahome.htm>. We can see the effort he has provided is greater than most of us can boost. He also runs a business and could have used the space on AOL to promote that instead of promoting the interests of the PRA. So! I think it is in Order for Steve Privett to receive recognition from others, not on-line, if we expect the organization to support him, and us. If you agree. You can help by adding comments or a printed copy of the webpages in your regular snail mail genealogy correspondence. Some of you that have color printers could send webpages to the PRA officers. Their mailing addresses are given in the front of the "Pennington Pedigrees". I imagine this group can come up with better ways, but this could be a start. Most everyone on-line already knows or will find out what Steve does, so I hope you won't use up bandwidth talking it over on the list. Put your effort in on PRA Members "NOT" on-line. Thanks, Jim Pennington Towanda, Kansas penet@kansas.net Those that would like to reply privately, for or against this message, please use STEVE in the header.

Hi again, Need some help with several families . How about the family of Alrich R. Pennington and Rebecca Vandegrift?1784-1821 Mary Pennington and William C. McMillan marr-27 Mar 1809 Fredus Ryland Pennington and Elizabeth VanHickle marr 3 Sep 1819 Elizabeth Pennington and William Telefro marr 1815 Sarah Pennington and George Vandegrift marr 16 Dec 1802 Marie Pennington and Jesse M.Dushane marr 17 Apr 1816 I have some material on all of these , but not much. Be happy to swap what I have with anyone interested. All of these were in New Castle county, DE. Thanks--Merle