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1. [PENNINGTON-L] Tadcaster, Yorkshire GR 1653-1716 BDM [1]
--- Shirley Erickson wrote: > Lana, it would be terrific if you could transcribe > any thing you have found > (with sources) on the Pennington Family and share it > with the list. Dear Shirley The following information is from microfilm 1068409 which is headed Yorkshire General Register 1570-1624 with information on Tadcaster from 1653-1716. I only looked at Tadcaster (which is in West Yorkshire) as this was my area of interest. Here are all the Penningtons I found. Note that so
2. [PENNINGTON-L] Penningtons and Railroads [1]
Does anyone have any information connecting the Tennessee Penningtons to the L & N Railroad. A relative of mine told me that one of the Penningtons was in the management of this railroad. Lynda Lane Miller
3. [PENNINGTON-L] George Washington Pennington, Adair/Bates county Missouri [1]
I browsed through the assorted Groups and I think my line of Penningtons isn't among them -- yet. My great grandfather is George Washington PENNINGTON, born 30 Dec 1862 in Adair county Missouri , son of John PENNINGTON and Susan OSBORN -- though his obit says he was born in Bates County, Missouri. I thought that perhaps my gr'grandfather was the son of Nathaniel and Ruth of North Wilna, New York, but when my cousin Marilyn Rudder came back online recently and we compared some notes with Sherri McGlothern,
4. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] 1850 Lawrence [1]
Where is Lawrence County? Regards, Rod At 05:02 PM 6/4/00 -0400, you wrote: > >--WebTV-Mail-32022-8097 >Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit > >some Penningtons listed on this 1850 Lawrence County Census on page >listed below URL. Edward Boggs > > >--WebTV-Mail-32022-8097 >X-URL-Title: 1850 Lawrence >Content-Disposition: Inline >Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit > >http://members.tripod.com/Kahamilton/census/1850_la
5. [PENNINGTON-L] PENNINGTON in Cherokee Co, Al [1]
I found the following in the muster roll of the 19th Alabama Regiment (CSA). Company E was from Cherokee County, mostly Kirk's grove and vicinity. Does anyone recognize these Penningtons? PENNINGTON, D.F. Private Co E Discharged Jun 20, 1862 at Tupelo, MS PENNINGTON, John Private Co E Aug 12, 1861, Kirk's Grove, Ala; Wounded 4 pm at Shiloh (leg);permanently disabled; discharged Jun 20, 1862 at Tupelo MS. Jim Pennington Santa Cl
6. [PENNINGTON-L] Penningtons in Vietnam [1]
There is a wonderful new site for anyone who lost loved ones in Vietnam. It is the Virtual Wall where one can look up names and leave remembrances. The URL is: http://www1.thevirtualwall.org/ . There are 11 Penningtons listed who lost their lives in Vietnam. Lest We Forget PLEASE NOTE MY E-MAIL ADDRESS CHANGE TO: GenePenn1@home.com Gene Pennington (Group 7) Research Director Pennington Research Association www.penningtonresearch.org Personal Genealogy Site - http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~genepenn/
7. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] George Washington Pennington, Adair/Bates county Missouri [1]
In a message dated 6/13/00 8:15:02 AM Central Daylight Time, JADP1@aol.com writes: << My husband's ggrandfather, George E. Pennington, b ca1860, d 12 Nov 1879 at Ozark AR, His ggrandmother Martha Elizabeth Harris b ca1865, d 23 Dec 1939 at Ozark AR. His gggrandfather Joseph Pennington ca 1837, gggrandmother Polly (Mary) Vaughn. Are these names familiar to anyone? I have been unable to link names to any of the Pennington groups. Jo Ann Pennington >> Jo Ann I wonder if we could have a con
8. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] 1850 Lawrence [1]
Lawrence Co. is in Kentucky. There are a great many Penningtons in Eastern Kentucky. In addition to Lawrence Co. you can find them in Johnson, Floyd, Morgan, and Magoffin Counties. Barb Johnson Williston, FL We are but the sum of our ancestors. Emerson URL: www.angelfire.com/fl3/barbiej e-mail: ronbar@atlantic.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rod Pennington" To: Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2000 5:26 PM Subject: Re: [PENNINGTON-L] 1850 Lawrence > Where is
9. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Penningtons in West Yorkshire, England [1]
Thanks for this...Yes I have PENNINGTONS born in BRADFORD Yorkshire...Did u happen to get any info on the later years..? I have FREDERICK PENNINGTON born 1859 if u happen to come across him...He married Mary Joan OWEN..born Manchester..A lot of the PENNINGTONS from my side of the family went from Bradford Yorkshire (not to be confused with Bradford Manchester) to Manchester... cheers Julie in Adelaide
10. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] PENNINGTON/ROCHESTER - AL [1]
Hi, I just really don't have any idea. Just the marriage records in Jefferson Co AL. which were witnessed by another family member on her side. Did your PENNINGTON line ever live in AL. I have found some other of the ROCHESTER line that went to Ohio about 1910 or so. But I don't know if the PENNINGTON went there or elsewhere. Barbara -----Original Message----- From: John Graves To: PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 11:45 PM Subject: Re
11. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] John L. Pennington [1]
At 11:02 PM -0500 6/15/00, Shirley Erickson shared: > >Yes, this would be the same John L. Pennington. The will was recorded on >Jan. 20, 1834 by my records. Will Book 2, pg 104; Montgomery, Alabama. If >I can be of some assistance please let me know. Shirley Erickson, >Pennington Research Association; group 11 leader (Abel; d. 1819) > >From: Jim Mann > >> Can anyone enlighten me whether or not the JOHN L. PENNINGTON, son who is >> mentioned in 1818 will of ABEL PENNINGTON (die
12. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Penningtons in West Yorkshire, England [1]
Dear Julie --- julie vandersluys wrote: > Thanks for this...Yes I have PENNINGTONS born in > BRADFORD Yorkshire...Did u > happen to get any info on the later years..? No, I didn't look later on as my Penningtons moved from Yorkshire to London in 1767. However, you may wish to try what I did to find my Yorkshiremen in the first place. At the local LDS I used the library catalogue on CD to search for Tadcaster in Yorkshire to see what microfilm was available to read. It came up with
13. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Va - Kentucky- NC- Tenn [1]
Hello Everyone, I am trying to locate the parents and / or siblings of my 5x Great Grandmother Rhoda Pennington. Her name was spelled Rhody on the marriage bond.also Thomas last name spelled Dinkins. That was the old way of spelling is name. On 9 April 1812 she and Thomas Dickens were married in Patrick County Va.\ They stayed in Grayson County until sometime in the 1820s. Then moved about finally settling in Peach Tree West Va. They owned much land there and also in the Drews Creek area of West Va. The
14. RE: [PENNINGTON-L] Pennington rogues [1]
My Penningtons probably have way too many black sheep. There is the story of Purdell who left the family in Kentucky because they didn't like his wife and no one knows what happened to him. Unless of course one of you alls is descended from him! ;0 -----Original Message----- From: Lana Pennington [mailto:lana_pennington@yahoo.co.uk] Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 5:11 PM To: PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PENNINGTON-L] Pennington rogues Dear Sandy > For > instance, one of Abraham's sons, young
15. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Pennington Pedigrees , Vol. V , No.2, 1973 [1]
Hi Bobby, Jim and all, Yes, the JFP was my father, James F. Perkins, who died in 1990. Is there anything I can do to help? I have all my father's records. Jeanne F. Thomas, Group 5 leader genealogy_jeanne@hotmail.com >From: bobpenn1@home.com >Reply-To: PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com >To: PENNINGTON-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Pennington Pedigrees , Vol. V , No.2, 1973 >Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2000 01:53:43 -0400 > >Jim, > >I think that is James F. Perkins - he was the "Research Chairman" in 1973. >
16. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] (no subject) [1]
In a message dated 6/5/00 12:22:36 PM Central Daylight Time, katherine@cd-info.com writes: > That's interesting! Maybe we have another Asa who is not in Group 4. > There is no evidence that Group 4 ever was in Tidewater VA, and > around 1750 they were moving down the Great Wagon Road from PA to > Rowan Co., NC. > > Katherine I dont know, because this Asa is the one who is the brother of Riggs, and Simeon, who married Rachel Lane. I wonder if maybe there is not a part of his life that we did
17. [PENNINGTON-L] Some Pennington info [1]
A cousin sent me this, can anyone use it >From "Andrea's History of the State of Nebraska" L. F. PENNINGTON, train-dispatcher B. & M. R. R. in Nebraska, was born in Bartholomew County, Ind., December 9, 1856. He studied telegraphing in railroad office at Vernon, Scott Co., Ind., and in 1876 entered the service of the Mississippi Central R. R. Was train-dispatcher at Water Valley, Miss., with this company. Then he moved to Nebraska in April, 1880, and located a homestead in Furnas County, remaining on
18. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] John L. Pennington [1]
Yes, this would be the same John L. Pennington. The will was recorded on Jan. 20, 1834 by my records. Will Book 2, pg 104; Montgomery, Alabama. If I can be of some assistance please let me know. Shirley Erickson, Pennington Research Association; group 11 leader (Abel; d. 1819) ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Mann To: Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 6:33 PM Subject: [PENNINGTON-L] John L. Pennington > Can anyone enlighten me whether or not the J
19. [PENNINGTON-L] WWII American soldiers' graves in the Netherlands [1]
Hi all, Tom Pennington and I have been in contact a few times with Mr. Tim Pennington of Oregon, soon to be living in Elizabethtown, KY. He is a descendant of John Pennington and was born in Jackson County, TN. Because of that location and the name Timothy we suspect his John descends from Simeon Pennington, believed to be a son of Timothy (b. 1748-1749) and Nancy Riggs Pennington. With the help of Tim's mother we're trying to find a connection. We hope that eventually he'll join this list, but r
20. [PENNINGTON-L] John L. Pennington [1]
Can anyone enlighten me whether or not the JOHN L. PENNINGTON, son who is mentioned in 1818 will of ABEL PENNINGTON (died 1819, AL), is the same John L. Pennington who wrote will on 12-17-1833 in Montgomery County, AL? The Montgomery Co. will mentions wife Fannie and sons Franklin, Seaborn, Sidney and Bennet, and daughters Moarning, Polly, Caroline and Emily and someone named Nancy Griffin. These names similar to those in Abel's will. Jim Mann Panama City, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: Shirley Eri
21. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] John L. Pennington [1]
Isaac L. Pennington b.1810 is my gggg-grandfather according to an old family bible record. His son, Andrew Jackson Pennington, is my ggg-grandfather b.1848 Decatur, MS. I have quite a bit of info on Andrew Jackson on down, but I have been unable to find anything on Isaac L. I would love to exchange info on this line. Thanks, Phyllis Pennington Winter ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 5:05 PM Subject: Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Jo
22. [PENNINGTON-L] PENNINGTON GROUPS [1]
My great great great grandmother was Elmina Pennington b. 22 June 1829 - d. 5 Oct. 1893, daughter of Joel Warner Pennington and Elizabeth Smith. Elmina married Joseph Trotter b. 11 June 1829 - d. 12 Oct 1890. Their daughter, Eliza (Janie) Jane Trotter, b. 1850 married Samuel Taylor Gammon b. 1848. Eliza and Samuel's daughter, my great grandmother, Mary Angeline Gammon, married Junius Wilson Lane, son of Moses Lane and Sarah Minerva McMillian. I suspect there is a slim possibility that Moses father and
23. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Pennington Pedigrees , Vol. V , No.2, 1973 [1]
Jim, I think that is James F. Perkins - he was the "Research Chairman" in 1973. Regards, Bobby Pennington Group 6 http://www.members.home.net/bobpenn1/ Jim Pennington wrote: > > Page 49 of the referenced Volume has some information on Ephriam Aaron. There is a footnote by "JFP" regarding data on Martha Pace Aaron's 2nd wife. Who is "JFP" ? Are you still out there??? > > Thanks > jim pennington
24. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] John L. Pennington [1]
Shirley, many thanks. This establishes my link to Group 11. John L. Pennington's will was witnessed in 1833 by my gggrandfather, John Coates Adamson (1794-1871), who was husband to NANCY R. PENNINGTON. I have much on his lineage and their life and descendents from their marriage 2-6-1819 Montgomery Co., AL, but I have not found her parents. She was b. 1804 GA (per 1850 census), and I now suspect her to be a niece of John L. Pennington and likely the daughter of either Thomas, William, Isaac, Abel or Seaborn
25. Re: [PENNINGTON-L] Davidson County NC [1]
Rod, I have a Samuel Pennington (born c. 1776 -- possibly in North Carolina) married to "Mary" and an Isaac (born about 1778). Both were sons of Abel (d. 1819 in Al). The group 11 Penningtons migrated to North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama so you very well could be part of this group. The middle initial "L" was very widely used in this set of Penningtons. I don't find a direct connection but it is worth exploring. Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
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