Hi Fellow Researchers, Thank you for the census info. Andrew the Pennington family has a research group and I think the URL is: www.penningtonresearch.org If this is not the correct URL please let me know. Andrew I do have a James Caudill s/o James Caudill and Mary Yarborough Caudill who md. Abigail Caudill but she is listed as his second wife. But I list William C. Caudill who md. 1) Nancy Craft as the s/o James Caudill and his first wife Mary A. Adams. These are confusing lines to research. I do list "Squire Billy" as the s/o James W. Pennington and Eleanor Caudill Pennington. Good Luck, Ramona On Sunday, March 31, 2002 11:59 AM clouievaughan@worldnet.att.net wrote: Listed in the 1870 Elliot Co. Ky. census James W 50 Celia 42 Wm. 20 Able 19 Andrew 17 Jams L 14 [Lafayette] Sarah 12 ??? Isaac 10 John M 8 Hannah 6' Cela 4 ???? Henry C 1 Twin Martin 1 On Friday, March 29, 2002 10:38 PM amylott@optonline.net wrote: Hi! I'm new to these lists. I'm researching a couple of lines for my supplemental SAR applications, claiming descent from James Caudill, Jr. (b. 1753 Lunenburg, VA) and Archaelous Craft, through their children, Nancy Craft and Wm. C. Caudill (married to each other). I'm tying to prove descent from James Washington Pennington (b. 1799 Lee Co., VA; d. OCT 1854 Lawrence Co., KY) and his wife Ellender Caudill, through their son, William "Squire Billy" Pennington (b. abt. 1820 Harlon KY). Does anyone have a copy of James Pennington's last will and testament (showing his son to be William) and/or a death certificate for Ellender Caudill Pennington (showing her parents to be William C. and Nancy Craft Caudill)? In each case the relevant county of death should be Lawrence, KY. Thank you in advance. Andrew R. Mylott (SAR Nat'l #156158) Roger Sherman Branch, CTSSAR

Sorry about that. I sent the wrong James Pennington census info.

Listed in the 1870 Elliot Co. Ky. census James W 50 Celia 42 Wm. 20 Able 19 Andrew 17 Jams L 14 [Lafayette] Sarah 12 ??? Isaac 10 John M 8 Hannah 6' Cela 4 ???? Henry C 1 Twin Martin 1 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Mylott" <amylott@optonline.net> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 10:38 PM Subject: [Pennington-L] Caudill/Craft/Pennington > Hi! > I'm new to these lists. I'm researching a couple of lines for my supplemental SAR applications, claiming descent from James Caudill, Jr. (b. 1753 Lunenburg, VA) and Archaelous Craft, through their children, Nancy Craft and Wm. C. Caudill (married to each other). I'm tying to prove descent from James Washington Pennington (b. 1799 Lee Co., VA; d. OCT 1854 Lawrence Co., KY) and his wife Ellender Caudill, through their son, William "Squire Billy" Pennington (b. abt. 1820 Harlon KY). > > Does anyone have a copy of James Pennington's last will and testament (showing his son to be William) and/or a death certificate for Ellender Caudill Pennington (showing her parents to be William C. and Nancy Craft Caudill)? In each case the relevant county of death should be Lawrence, KY. > > Any help or other primary documents would be greatly appreciated. This request is very important, and not just for my own benefit. If I can successfully document this information and get these supplemental applications approved, it will open the door for, no doubt, hundreds of other descendants of this Caudill/Pennington line to become members of DAR and SAR. > > Thank you in advance. > Andrew R. Mylott (SAR Nat'l #156158) > Roger Sherman Branch, CTSSAR > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > or publish their info after getting their written approval. > >

Looking for any relatives of George H. Pennington (my great grandfather), son George A. Pennington. George H was probably born 1850 - 1860 in the Boston area. His first wife (Mary?) gave him 2-3 children, second wife had 7-8. George A (my grandfather) was born to the first wife in 1889, died in Washington, DC 1965, married Nora Niland, had two children, Mary, and John (my father). Ring any bells??? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | May the road rise up to meet you May the wind be always at your back | | May the sun shine warm upon your face And the rains fall soft upon your fields | | And until we meet again May God hold you in the palm of his hand. | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I am also a descendant of Ellender Caudill and James Washington Pennington through their son Hugh Pennington (married to Leticia Sumpter), then Joseph Patrick Pennington (married to Sabrina Caudill) and finally through their daughter Dixie Louise Pennington (married to Carl Castle) . I would LOVE any documentation anyone has on this family. Thanks, Jennifer Castle Smith ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Andrew write to genpics@iopener.net for additional help. Andrew Mylott wrote: > > Hi! > I'm new to these lists. I'm researching a couple of lines for my supplemental > SAR applications, claiming descent from James Caudill, Jr. (b. 1753 Lunenburg, > VA) and Archaelous Craft, through their children, Nancy Craft and Wm. C. Caudill > (married to each other). I'm tying to prove descent from James Washington > Pennington (b. 1799 Lee Co., VA; d. OCT 1854 Lawrence Co., KY) and his wife > Ellender Caudill, through their son, William "Squire Billy" Pennington (b. abt. > 1820 Harlon KY). > > Does anyone have a copy of James Pennington's last will and testament (showing > his son to be William) and/or a death certificate for Ellender Caudill Pennington > (showing her parents to be William C. and Nancy Craft Caudill)? In each case the > relevant county of death should be Lawrence, KY. > > Any help or other primary documents would be greatly appreciated. This request > is very important, and not just for my own benefit. If I can successfully > document this information and get these supplemental applications approved, it > will open the door for, no doubt, hundreds of other descendants of this > Caudill/Pennington line to become members of DAR and SAR. > > Thank you in advance. > Andrew R. Mylott (SAR Nat'l #156158) > Roger Sherman Branch, CTSSAR > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > or publish their info after getting their written approval. >

Hi! I'm new to these lists. I'm researching a couple of lines for my supplemental SAR applications, claiming descent from James Caudill, Jr. (b. 1753 Lunenburg, VA) and Archaelous Craft, through their children, Nancy Craft and Wm. C. Caudill (married to each other). I'm tying to prove descent from James Washington Pennington (b. 1799 Lee Co., VA; d. OCT 1854 Lawrence Co., KY) and his wife Ellender Caudill, through their son, William "Squire Billy" Pennington (b. abt. 1820 Harlon KY). Does anyone have a copy of James Pennington's last will and testament (showing his son to be William) and/or a death certificate for Ellender Caudill Pennington (showing her parents to be William C. and Nancy Craft Caudill)? In each case the relevant county of death should be Lawrence, KY. Any help or other primary documents would be greatly appreciated. This request is very important, and not just for my own benefit. If I can successfully document this information and get these supplemental applications approved, it will open the door for, no doubt, hundreds of other descendants of this Caudill/Pennington line to become members of DAR and SAR. Thank you in advance. Andrew R. Mylott (SAR Nat'l #156158) Roger Sherman Branch, CTSSAR

Recently my first cousin Sharon Vantuyl sent the following information. She is trying to connect Vantuyl-Pennigton unions in their family tree, to other Pennington researchers.. If anyone can see a link, please advise me or Sharon at: : "Sharon Vantuyl" <snail@accessus.net> we will appreciate any help. It appears there could be a possiblity of matching PRA Group #1 about three gereration down from the Group #1 progenator. The locations and dates are very close. There are so many Johns and Williams it is tough to tell them apart. Thanks, Jim Pennington Hopkins Switch, KS -------------------------------------------------------------- JOHN PENNINGTON -- REVOLUTIONARY WAR. 1 -Geanellen Doty Kuranko was born 20 Feb 1940 the daughter of Leo Lester Doty b. 25 Sept 1911 at Chesley, Lewis Co. Idaho and died 4 April 1974 at Seattle, King Co. Washington. Leo Wife: Grace W. Doty.still living. 2 -Leo Lester Doty was the child of Charles Robert Doty and Myra VanTuyl Doty. Myra was b. 13 Sept. 1881 at Marion Co. KA and died 12 Sept 1949 at Rimby, Alberta, Canada. 3 -Myra VanTuyl Doty was the child of James VanTuyl b. 16 Feb 1838 and died 7 Sept 1916. his wife was Penina Jane McElroy . 4 -James VanTuyl was the child of Johnathan VanTuyl b. 30 April 1810 at Somerset Co. NJ and died at Irving, Montgomery, Il on 29 June 1887 his wife was Jane Pennington b. 29 July 1817 at Plainfield, Somerset, NJ and died at Irving, Montgomery, IL on 22 Mar 1901. they married on 12 April 1834 at Somerset Co. NJ 5 -Jane Pennington was the child of William Pennington b. 2 Aug 1793 (do not know where) and died at Somerset Co NJ on 27 May 1870 and his wife Ann Brown was b. 24 April 1792 (don't know where) and died at Somerset Co. NJ on 11 Mar. 1851 they were married 13 Sept 1813 6 -The William Pennington was the child of John Pennington born 3 Sept 1761 at Mendham Twp., Morris Co. NJ died at ;(was living at) Sommerset Co. NJ in 1832 death date was 21 Sept. 1841. his wife was : Jane Ayers (do not have birth date or place) and she died at Somerset Co. NI on 21 Sept. 1841. EVIDENCE FOR THE ABOVE INFORMATION: 1- See National NSDAR # 0776732 -787 (Otto VanTuyl for Geanellen) (also self knowledge, marriage certificate, birth records owned by Geanellen) 2- See Nat'l NSDAR# 0776732 -787 (Otto VanTuyl for Geanellen) (also birth, death & marriage certificates, owned by Geanellen) 3- See Nat'l # 0776732 -787 (Otto VanTuyl for Geanellen) (also birth record, death records, marriage record copies owned by Geanellen) 4- See Nat'l ## 0776732 -787 (Otto VanTuyl for Geanellen) (also obit on Penina Jane McElroy/VanTuyl, Potwin Ledger Aug. 1927 copy owned by Geanellen.) 5- Van Tuyl Chronicle 1996 - page 636 See Nat'l NSDAR # 0776732 -787 (Otto VanTuyl for Geanellen) Cemeteries of Mont. Co. IL -Vol .11-P.87 - Jonathan VanTuyl Pic. Headstone, St. John's Cemetery, Irving Twp. IL -July 1994, Mont. Co. News-Hillsboro & Nokomis paper -"the Free Press-Gazette Vol..XX111 NO. 14-p.4-col.2, Fri Mar 29, 1901 Marriage place: pension-both bride and groom in Somerset Co.NJ (copies of all owned by Geanellen) 6- See Nat'l NSDAR #480266 (Mrs. Hope Nelson for John Pennington) Birth and death for William and Ann Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, Sommerset Co. NJ, Pension #S3670 lists William as Child still living in 1853. Genealogy Magazine of NJ Vol 9. p.67 (copies of all the above information owned by Geanellen) 7- See Nat'l NSDAR # 480266 & Nat'l # 627682 Mrs. Hope Nelson and her mothers Mrs. Edith Pennington Brown. (Mrs. Edith Pennington Brown was age 96 when she Joined NSDAR in 1977) copies of all the above owned by Geanellen. Children of Revolutionary Ancestor as proven by NSDAR # S3670 & 480266 Elijah Pennington Nathaniel Pennington William Pennington b. 2 Aug 1793 married: Ann (Brown) John Pennington James Pennington Married: Elizabeth Richards Sarah Married Smith John Pennington who resided during the American Revolution at Sommerset County, New Jersey assisted in establishing American Independence while acting in the capacity of Private TMS NJ John Pennington service during the Revolutionary war was as follows: John Pennington while a resident in Sommerset County, New Jersey enlisted at the age of sixteen (16) and served eight (8) tours of one (1) month each as a Private in Col. Frelinghuysen's Regiment. Was in the battle of Springfield and subsequently served one year and eight (8) months as a teamster. Later was put to guarding British prisoners of war. Was allowed a pension on 15 Aug 1832. Pension records 4-1-89, 147; 4-2-27, 98 Official Register of the officers and men of NJ in the Revolutionary War - Privates P. 715 John Pennington, New Jersey, S367 0 (Archives) Pension #3 3670.

On 16 Mar 2002, at 1:46, paula wilson wrote: > Am looking for information on a george w pennington who was born about > 1829 and died about 1889 in campbell county tennessee.I believe he was > married to a anna huddleston . any help would be appreciated Dan > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please do not post virus warnings on this list. > Practice safe e-mail habits and only open attachments you're expecting > For addition virus info see http://www.symantec.com/us.index.html or > http://www.mcafee.com/ > I can't help you with Anna, but we might have a connection. My great great grandfather was in Campbell Co -1840 census. His name was Rucanda(Rencanvey) Pennington. He moved to MO and had a son in 1844 whom he named George W. I wonder if my Rucandy could be an uncle to this George W you are seeking???? Rucanda would be about 16 years older than your George W. I have for years looked for the parents and siblings of Rucanda but have no proof. Maryann Pennington McDowell Route 1 Box 1500 Fremont, MO 63941 maryann@vanburen.k12.mo.us

I am looking for information on Martha Pennington, b. abt. 1853, probably in Liverpool, England. She married Charles EYES, an architect and surveyor, in St. Mary's Church, Walton, Liverpool on December 22, 1794. They had the following children: Edward (b. 1784), Charles (b. 1786), Henry (b. 1788), Mary (b. 1790), Martha (b. 1792), James (b. 1796), Jane (b. 1796), Ann (b. 1797), William (b. 1799), Sarah (b. 1800) and Elizabeth (b. 1801). Martha died in 1817 and was buried at Holy Trinity Church, Wavertree, Liverpool. On the PRA message board, a John Pennington is also asking for information on this family, but my emails to him keep bouncing. Thankyou for any information anyone can provide. Karen Liverpool, England.

I have checked with his wife, who is about to celebrate her 90th birthday, and she has no idea. At this point I have no further information ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shaunta Knibb" <shaunta@mindspring.com> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 10:57 PM Subject: [Pennington-L] Re: Bucks County, PA (& Penningtons in Parson, WV) > Jill, > > I am curious about Marion Elbert Pennington. There are lots of > Penningtons in and around Parsons, West Virginia (Pennington Research > Association Group 19). Do you know why Marion Elbert Pennington's > parents were in the Parsons area when he was born (maybe visiting > relatives???)? > > Thanks. > > shaunta > > Jill Pennington wrote: > > > [snip] > > Marion Elbert Pennington born March 4, > > 1902 in Parsons, West Virginia and died April 21, 1966 in Carson City, NV. > > > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please do not post virus warnings on this list. > Practice safe e-mail habits and only open attachments you're expecting > For addition virus info see http://www.symantec.com/us.index.html or > http://www.mcafee.com/ >

Thank you, Bobby I appreciate the information and will follow up on the leads you gave. All help is always greatly appreciated! Virginia Morris Brown ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bobby" <bobpenn1@knology.net> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 11:12 AM Subject: Re: [Pennington-L] Levi Pennington in NC > Dear Virginia, > > The Levi Pennington that married Margaret "Peggy" Cowan was Levi III. He > was oldest son of Levi Jr. and Elizabeth. Levi Jr. moved to Spartanburg > Co., SC abt 1798. Levi III was b. 1781 Rowan Co., NC., and d. 1813 in > Orange County, NC. There is a copy of LEVI III's and Peggy's marriage > license in Pennington Pedigrees Vol. 23, #1, pp 24 (1991). > > Wm. P. Johnson was a C.G. and at one time was working excclusively for PRA > and Bee Holmes. > > For others in this line see: http://www.knology.net/~bobpenn1/ > > Bobby Pennington > Charleston, SC. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "bvirginia76" <ginjonb46@msn.com> > To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 7:50 AM > Subject: [Pennington-L] Levi Pennington in NC > > > > Found in a letter to Mrs. Mildred Janney of Des Plaines, IL, dated March > 27, > > 1971 from Elizabeth Payne, professional genealogist in New Albany, IN. > > > > N. Carolinian - Wm. P. Johnson, Mar. 1960. Rowan Co. Marriage Licenses - > > page 651 > > > > 4-2-1805 - Levi PENNINGTON - Peggy Cowan. > > ~~~ > > June 1956 North Carolinian. - > > > > 1779 - Regulators & Quakers who refused to list property, etc. > > Many Lambs, Levi Pennington, Jr,. Beesons, etc. pp. 80-81. > > > > Does anyone know which Levi Pennington it is that married Peggy Cowan in > > Rowan Co., NC? > > > > Virginia > > > > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > > or publish their info after getting their written approval. > > > > > > > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please do not post virus warnings on this list. > Practice safe e-mail habits and only open attachments you're expecting > For addition virus info see http://www.symantec.com/us.index.html or > http://www.mcafee.com/ > >

One, Paul PENNINGTON, married into the JANNEY/POOLE family of PA. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: bvirginia76 <ginjonb46@msn.com> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 6:50 AM Subject: [Pennington-L] Levi Pennington in NC > Found in a letter to Mrs. Mildred Janney of Des Plaines, IL, dated March 27, > 1971 from Elizabeth Payne, professional genealogist in New Albany, IN. > > N. Carolinian - Wm. P. Johnson, Mar. 1960. Rowan Co. Marriage Licenses - > page 651 > > 4-2-1805 - Levi PENNINGTON - Peggy Cowan. > ~~~ > June 1956 North Carolinian. - > > 1779 - Regulators & Quakers who refused to list property, etc. > Many Lambs, Levi Pennington, Jr,. Beesons, etc. pp. 80-81. > > Does anyone know which Levi Pennington it is that married Peggy Cowan in > Rowan Co., NC? > > Virginia > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > or publish their info after getting their written approval. >

Dear Virginia, The Levi Pennington that married Margaret "Peggy" Cowan was Levi III. He was oldest son of Levi Jr. and Elizabeth. Levi Jr. moved to Spartanburg Co., SC abt 1798. Levi III was b. 1781 Rowan Co., NC., and d. 1813 in Orange County, NC. There is a copy of LEVI III's and Peggy's marriage license in Pennington Pedigrees Vol. 23, #1, pp 24 (1991). Wm. P. Johnson was a C.G. and at one time was working excclusively for PRA and Bee Holmes. For others in this line see: http://www.knology.net/~bobpenn1/ Bobby Pennington Charleston, SC. ----- Original Message ----- From: "bvirginia76" <ginjonb46@msn.com> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 7:50 AM Subject: [Pennington-L] Levi Pennington in NC > Found in a letter to Mrs. Mildred Janney of Des Plaines, IL, dated March 27, > 1971 from Elizabeth Payne, professional genealogist in New Albany, IN. > > N. Carolinian - Wm. P. Johnson, Mar. 1960. Rowan Co. Marriage Licenses - > page 651 > > 4-2-1805 - Levi PENNINGTON - Peggy Cowan. > ~~~ > June 1956 North Carolinian. - > > 1779 - Regulators & Quakers who refused to list property, etc. > Many Lambs, Levi Pennington, Jr,. Beesons, etc. pp. 80-81. > > Does anyone know which Levi Pennington it is that married Peggy Cowan in > Rowan Co., NC? > > Virginia > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > or publish their info after getting their written approval. > >

Hi C.L, You must buy, rent or join Ancestry.inc to view the 1930 census at this time. We are waiting for our local libraries to enter the census in their genealogy data base. Also; since you have Rose Rice Pennington in your line; the Rice Family is now doing DNA research: I list Celia "Celony" Harris as the second wife of James W. Pennington date of marriage Nov. 8, 1848 and Henry Pennington as their youngest child. http://www.edmund-rice.org Good Luck, Ramona On Tue, 16 Apr 2002 08:13:37 clouievaughan@worldnet.att.net wrote: Can anyone tell me if 1930 census is on line anywhere?? C.L. Vaughan Abel & Eliz. Boggs Pennington 1789-1865 James W. & Celia Harris Pennington 1820-1902 Henry Clay & Rose Rice Pennington 1869-1942

Found in a letter to Mrs. Mildred Janney of Des Plaines, IL, dated March 27, 1971 from Elizabeth Payne, professional genealogist in New Albany, IN. N. Carolinian - Wm. P. Johnson, Mar. 1960. Rowan Co. Marriage Licenses - page 651 4-2-1805 - Levi PENNINGTON - Peggy Cowan. ~~~ June 1956 North Carolinian. - 1779 - Regulators & Quakers who refused to list property, etc. Many Lambs, Levi Pennington, Jr,. Beesons, etc. pp. 80-81. Does anyone know which Levi Pennington it is that married Peggy Cowan in Rowan Co., NC? Virginia

Good Morning Gen-Pics, Nick and All, I am not afraid of doing family research; and family history that has shocked me I have found in Court Records-Census Info and through other family researchers-not DNA. Here's an example of hurting other people and even more respecting others doing family research. My GGreat Grandmother is Rutha Sturgill Sturgill who md. Isacc Lewis Sturgill; s/o Alvin Sturgill and Nancy Jane Fraley; Oct. 5, 1860 Lawrence Co. KY. On Gramma's death cert under Father my GGreat Uncle David Sturgill wrote: "She Never Knew". Since the family did not write "She Never Knew" under Mother-I thought Gramma did know who her Mother was but did not say. I posted and posted messages on finding Gramma's Mother and Father and heard from the family of her Mother. In the message was the name of Gramma's Mother and these words; "Please let this go now; we do not know the name of her Father". Out of respect for Gramma's matenal line; I have let this go. Why they would worry about this after all these years-I don't know. What I do know is that I am thankful I was given the name of Gramma's mother; and now I follow her surname history and gen research. I think Respect must be shown to other researchers; and their wishes obeyed. Have a Good Day, Ramona Reseaching: Pennington-Fraley, Pennington-Sturgill, Pennington-Caudill. On Mon Apr 15 15:57:49 2002 genpics@iopener.net wrote: Nick, I think that you are the one who misunderstood what was being pointed out. As a whole we are not afraid of the testing. The question is what do you do when someone volunteers thinking that they are a biological surname person and then find out they at not. There are many ways this could happen and all are not pleasurable. Some day an unsuspecting person is going to get a big jolt from the DNA testing. The bottom line is are we really ready to destroy an innocent person? Personally I don't want to see anyone getting hurt from this, but no one can assure me that it isn't going to happen.

Am looking for information on a george w pennington who was born about 1829 and died about 1889 in campbell county tennessee.I believe he was married to a anna huddleston . any help would be appreciated Dan

Hi Sam, Thanks for your Email but I am afraid that your William Pennington and mine are not the same person.Mine died in Warrington Cheshire in 1946. Best wishes, Roy Pennington. ----- Original Message ----- From: Sam Sansom <s.sansom@ukonline.co.uk> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 9:27 PM Subject: Re: [Pennington-L] Pennington family from Warrington > my great grandfather was william pennington who died in sharpness. i > believe that he was born in the late 1800's with my granddad being one of > eleven children born in sharpness, gloucestershire. > > i dont know where he came from before then but i am just starting out > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Roy Pennington" <roypenn@lineone.net> > To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 8:20 PM > Subject: [Pennington-L] Pennington family from Warrington > > > > Hi listers, > > My father's family came from the Marsh House Lane area of > Warrington in the 1930's and I would be grateful for any information about > them because I know very little about them apart from the following; > > > > My grandfather was William Pennington who was a bricklayer > > My grandmother was Martha Pennington (nee Chapman) > > Their children were,Edith,Olive,Ivy,Frederick,William and Stanley (my > father) > > > > > > T.I.A. > > Roy Pennington. > > > > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > > or publish their info after getting their written approval. > > > > > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > or publish their info after getting their written approval. >

my great grandfather was william pennington who died in sharpness. i believe that he was born in the late 1800's with my granddad being one of eleven children born in sharpness, gloucestershire. i dont know where he came from before then but i am just starting out ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roy Pennington" <roypenn@lineone.net> To: <PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 8:20 PM Subject: [Pennington-L] Pennington family from Warrington > Hi listers, > My father's family came from the Marsh House Lane area of Warrington in the 1930's and I would be grateful for any information about them because I know very little about them apart from the following; > > My grandfather was William Pennington who was a bricklayer > My grandmother was Martha Pennington (nee Chapman) > Their children were,Edith,Olive,Ivy,Frederick,William and Stanley (my father) > > > T.I.A. > Roy Pennington. > > > ==== PENNINGTON Mailing List ==== > Please respect people's copyright protection and only repost > or publish their info after getting their written approval. > >