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From: Katherine Cochrane <>
Subject: Re: [PENNINGTON-L] PENNINGTON GROUPS
Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 06:17:07 -0700
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Lynda,

Joel Warner Pennington Sr. b. 1803 was the son of Moses Pennington,
and grandson of Timothy of Group 4. Without more information it's
not possible to know which Joshua you are referring to, but Timothy's
brother Richard had at least one grandson named Joshua (son of Joshua
who m. Mary "Polly" Gist) who would have been a contemporary.
Another of Timothy's sons, Asa, married Rachel Lane, as noted
recently in someone else's message, so the connection to the Lane
family is another one of those that represents multiple
inter-marriages.

Joel Warner Pennington also had a son by the same name, b. 1840, but
obviously he's too young to be Elmina's father. I don't show Elmina
as a daughter of Joel Warner, but my information might be incomplete
and is not personally verified.

For more inforamation on the Pennington family groups see the
Pennington Research Association website at
http://www.penningtonresearch.org.

Cheers,
Katherine
5G granddau. of Timothy


>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 mother MAY
>have been Spencer Lane and Rebecca Pennington Lane (daughter of Joshua
>Pennington).
>
>Joshua Pennington and Joel Warner Pennington were both located in Barren
>County KY at one time and are possibly related.
>
>Can anyone out there possibly tell me which group or groups these
>Penningtons are in. I am new at this and have noticed recently that the
>Penningtons are grouped in numbered groups by certain writers to this
>site. I would appreciate it if someone reading this could clarify my
>ignorance.
>
>Thank you
>
>Lynda Lane Miller
>
>
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