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HDOTEN HOOTIN OR HOOTON
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5-1217^2
1-13-1732
5-12-1736
n-11-1730
12- 8-1730
8-12-1799
2-12-1810
3-10-1834
UOOPBR
12-11-1733
3-10-1766
4-14-1766
HOPEWELL
12-10-1745
10-11-1749
11. 8-1749
2- 4-1733
12-n-1733
7-10-1733
8- 8-1733
BOPKINS
i( 7-24-1783
Thomas,
Thomas,
m.
Mary BATE, at m Haddonfleld I
Thomas & toiy BATE, rm
Thomas Jr., rocf Barbados ? M.M.
Thomas Jr., get Chsstorfield, N.J.
William <& Ann SHARP, gltm nfr
William & Ann SHARP, rm
William, s. of EUsha, b. 11-14-1777
w. Hannah, dt. of Issao KAY, b. 8-11-1780
roof Barbados ? M.M.
s. of T Burlington Co., N.J.
oh.
Ann
Esther
Alexander
Isaac
Elisha
Samuel
tfiniam
Benjamin
Hannah
Aaron
Martha
Elizabeth
Wa., HCO
dd.T
M.M.
b. 7-16-1799
b. 10-31-1802
b. 9-10-1804
b. 12-19-1805
b. 2-6-1808
b. 3-15-1810
b. 6-28-1811
b. 6-13-1813
b. 4-12-1815
b. 2-7-18X8
b. 6-15-1821
b. 1-1-1826
dis.
Vhi., rst in mbshp on rq
William HOOTTEN, get FhiXa. M.M.W.D,
d. 1-9-1823
d. 8-16-1824
Ann & Thomas SUNDSUAND, rm
Sarah, disf MOO
Sarah, dis.
Christian &jU Hudson MIDDLSTON,
Daniel, dis.
John, disf MCD
Joseph & Sarah BRIGG3, nn
Joseph, got Phila,, Pa, M.M.
Sarah, get Phila., Pa. M.M.
Sarah, getT M.M.
rm
Ann, wd. of Bbenezer, dt. of Josiah ALBERTSON,
Gloucester Co., N.J, m.
Jacob JENINOS, at IM Haddonfield ?
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HOPKINS
10-2^1793
10-23-179^
9- 9-1805
2-12-1810
^ 9-1810
1-11-1813
12-19-1839
9-10-1810
^ 2-29-1737
3- 9-1737
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6- 9-1753
^ 11-22-176^
168
Ann, di. of Ebenozer &Sarah, Gloucester Co.,
N.J. m.
l-Iarmaduko BUHR, at FM Had., ?
Benjamin, s. of Ebenezer &Ann, Gloucester
Co., N.J. m.
Rebecca WARD, at Had. ?
Benjamin, w, Rebecca &
ch.
Ann
Rebecca
Mary Gresson
lydia
Benjamin
get Miami MM. Ohio
Beulah, dt, of James, (Mrs. Samuel NICHOLSON-
note) b. 6-13-1791
Beaulah, get Phila. MM.
Beulah, get Phila. MM.
Beulah, rocf Phila. MM.
dated 12-22-1812
Beulah, dt, of James &Rebecca, Glouc.
N.J. m.
Samuel NICHOLSON, at FM Had., N. J.
Charles, get Vfoodbury MM, 7
Ebenezer, s, of Benjamin, "late of London"
m.
Sarah LORD, at FM Woodbery Creek ?
Ebenezer &' Sarah LORD, nn
Ebenezer & Sarah,
ch.
b. 5-6-1738
b, 12-14-1739
b. 4-30-1743
b. 8-26-1745
b, 12-4-1748
b. 10-31-1750
b. 8.17-1757
\E, is for Sstaugh in both cases.)
Ebenezer, roof Phila,, Pa. M.M. dd. 5-30-1755
Ebenezer, husband of Sarah, d. 4-14-1757 bHad?
Ebenezer, s, of Ebenezer, Gloucester Co., N.J.
m.
Ann ALBERXSON, at m Haddonfield 7
Ebenezer, b. 8-26-I745 d. 6-13-1731
w. Ann (late ALBSRTSON) b, 6-2I-I745
oh, continued,
John E.
Elizabeth ,
Haddon
Ebenezer
Sarah
Mary-
Ann
for N. Dist.
for N. Dlst,
for N, Disfc.
Co f
d. 6-13-1781 bHad?
bHad N.J.
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HOPKINS
12- 8-1783
11-14-1791
2-13-1797
3-18-1761
12-12-1791
7-12-1795
5- 7-1807
1- 7-1885
6-10-1822
7-14-1766
8-11-1766
3-12-1838
4-U-I79I
7- 8-1799
12-14-1795
5-27-1784
1-11-1808
6-14-1762
6-11-1787
4-14-1806
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Ebenezer & Ann
chf
Isaac
Sarah
Ebenezer
Joslab
Benjamin
Ann
Elizabeth
Samuel
Mary
Sbenezer,
Ebenezer^
Ebenezer*
Elizabeth Estaugh,
Co* N.J. in*
169
continued*
b. 8-23-1765
b. 4-5-1767
9-7-1768
4-25-1770
b. 11-29-1771
b. 10-25-1773
10-5-1775
12-7-1777
12-19-1780
got Phila. MM. Pa.
roof Phila. MM, Pa. dd. 10-7-1791
got Chesterfield M. 7
dt. of Ebenzer* Gloucester
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
John MICKEL* at Hi Haddonfleld ?
Elizabeth* wd of Joseph* &oh. Sarah & Joseph*
got EveslW MM. 7
Elizabeth, rocf Woodbuiy 7 M.M. dd7
Elizabeth L.* dt. of Janes &Rebecca*
Gloucester Co.* K. J.
m.
Thomas REIMAN Jr.* at HI Had., N.J.
Esther S., roof Phila. 7 M.M. dd. 12-25-1885
(Might be 12-25-1884)
Griffith M., get Sadslpury MM. Pa,
Haddon & w. Hannah* disf MOU
Hannah (for STOKES) w. of Haddon, disf MOU
Hannah, an elder, d. 1-7-1838 age 73
Hezekiah, recrq
Hezokiah, w, Martha &
oh.
Elizabeth Estaugh
Haddon
Joseph
got Abington MM. Pa,
Isaac, MOU dis.
James, s. of John Estaugh, Gloucester Co., HJ
m.
Hebecah CLEMENT, at fM Haddnnfield 7
James, disf du
John & Sarah MICKLE, m
John, s. of John Estaugh, got Phila. MM. Pa,
John Estaugh, an elder,' d. 2mo-1806 age 68 yrs.
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HOraiNS
7-14-183'f
5-U.I863
12-12-1791
4-26-1770
11-18-1824
11- 2-1826
7- 9-1792
10-13-1794
2- 9-1801
7- 8-1805
5- 7-1767
4-23-1818
10-2221795
3-U-1811
9- 8-1725
iBOPm
9<il?25
John I HOU o aoc
John E,, dlsf du
Martha &dt Elizabeth, recrq
Mary, dt, of Ebenezer, Gloucester Co., N.J.
m.
Joshua CRES30N, at FM Haddonflold T
Mary Ann, dt. of E. &Ann, Glouc. Co., NJ
m.
Benjamin W. BLACKWOOD, at m Had., N.J.
Rebeooa M., dt. of Vftn. E. & Ann, Glouc. Co..
N.J.
ffl.
Samuel NICHOLSON, at FM Had., N.J.
Samuel, get Phila. MM. for S. Dist,
Samuel, get Phila. MM. for 3. Diat. returned
with endorsement dated 8-27-1797
Samuel, disf du
Samuel C., a minor, got Phila. MM. for 3. Dist.
Sarah, dt. of Ebenezer, Gloucester Co., N.J.
m.
Caleb CRES30N, at RI Haddonfield ?
Sarah, dt. of \&i. E. &Ann, Glouc. Co., N.J.
m.
John GILL Jr., at m Had., N.J.
^llli"i'i S., s. of John Estaugh,& w. Sarah,
Glouo. Co.I N.J.
ffl.
Ann MOROANj at PM Had. ?
Kllliam E, & w. Ann,
oh.
b. 1-15-1797
b. 10-6-1799
b, 5-10-1801
b. 7-27-1803
b. 8-26-18086
b. 9-11-1808
b. 5-6-1811
William S, &w. Hannah, dt. of John 3. &Sarah,
d. 1-8-1838
eh.
EUzabeth b. 9-U-1808 d. 1-10-1882
John E. b, 5-6-1811
V&a. E., dlsf du
Hannah W.
Griffith M.
Sarah
Rebecca M
Mary Ann
EUzabeth Lord
John Estaugh
EUzabeth &Thomas BXCK^, gltm nfr 9-8-I725
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en* column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or information.
582 HISTORY OF WARREN COUNTY.
and destroyed the power, about the year 1809. A long litigation ensued and
the case was finally decided in the Supreme Court against Haines.
John Jennings came to the township in 1810, and bought the mill and se
cured an abutment on the east side against the rugged bank, for $200, and
contracted with David Brown to extend the race for $300. Brown completed
the race, but lost heavily on the contract. The mill was idle about six years,
durincr which time the principal milling of the neighborhood was done at New-
man's^mill on the Run, and Highway's mill on the Miami. Asaw-mill and a
fulling-mill were there at an early day and carding and fulling done there
imtil about 1850.
The brickmill was built in 1825 by John Jennings, and, about 1832, was
sold by hiTTi to Stephen Cook and Jason Evans. Evans became the sole owner,
and, in 1840, sold the mills with the lands, lots, dwelling^, etc., to William
Oliphant, of New Jersey, for $14,000. It was regarded as a good sale at the
v/^time. Oliphant died, and his sons sold out and settled up and returned to
^ New Jersew.
In the year 1831, James Elliott built a grist-mill ir^ediately below
Waynesville; he also built a saw-mill andwoolen-mill, in which carding, spin
ning andfulling were done. The premises were sold to Asa Trahern, about
1842, for $5,000; it passed through various hands, and, in i860, became the
property of Sidwell Taylor, who built the present mill.
There have been long law-suits at different times with Elliott and Taylor
by theowners of the upper mills for damages on account of back-water. Cook
&Evans prosecuted Elliott for damages onaccount of, back-water, and, after a
long litigation, obtained a judgment against him, probably in1888, for $109.
The mill-power at Mount Holly was first improved by Joseph Chenoweth,
who came from Virginia about the year 1815, by putting in a dam and saw
mill. Agrist-mill was built there by John Satterthwaite about 1818. Mills
have been kept up there ever since. There is evidence to. show that Banes
improved this power very early in the present century.
About 1816, Joseph Chenoweth bnilt a grist and saw mill on Middle
Bun, some distance below where the tnmpike crosses; they were only used a
few years and were abandoned for the purposes for which they were built.
The Hisey mill property, on Cae'sar's Creek, was first improved by Benjamin
Butterworth, by building a saw-mill there about 1822. Israel Woodruff after
ward became the owner and built a grist-nnll there about 1834. The mills
afterward became theproperty of C. Hisey, but have long since ceased to be
used.
I amtmable to state whofirst improved the property on the creekat a point
called New Baltimore, but Joshua Canby was the owner in 1835, and did a
large business there with a grist and saw mill. The power is only used now
for a saw-mill, by John Stanfield, who has been inpossession for the past fifteen
years. Saw-mills have otherwise been built, one by Isaac Ward, on Neivman s
Run, near the crossing of the Tipper Springboro road, in 1816; one by Evans
&Elliott on the same stream, near the Lebanon pike, about 1848; one by San^
uel Butterworth onthe west branch of the same stream, in 1850; one byJoseph
Rogers, Sr., on IVliddle Run, about 1818, and one by his son Joseph, near the
same place, about 1823.
OFFICERS.
There are no records that can be found of township officers previous to
1816. Early Justices of the Peace, so far as can leamthem, were as follows:
JohnBuckels in 1803; I think he was a Justice un. crthe Territorial ornaniza-
tion; he settled and lived on Section 26, Town 3, Range 5; David Pngh,
1805; Jonathan Newman, 1807; John Satterthwaite, most of the time from
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Jennings Family^, , ,
On a sheet of letter paper in the Jennings Bible was the
following data:
Jacob and Emma Jennings family
Edward D. Jenninga was borned July 7th month 16th lQiv^
^ohn S. Jennings 7th month 26th day 1851
Alfred Flock Jennings 11th month 28th day 1855
Samuel S. ^ennings 5th month 10th day 1858
Clarence F. *^ennings 12 month 2nd day 1858
Emma E, Jennings lat month 26th day 1861
Laura A-H.Jennings 10th month 2lEt day 1862
Adabella Jennings 3rd month 27th day 1865
Jacob M. Jennings,Jr 2nd month 5th day 1868
Joseph Willard Jennings 11th month 16th day 1875
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Jacob M. and Ebna S, Jennings Interred in the Cematery at Sicklerville
Their home was at Sicklerville and is still occupied by a member of the
' I , family.
1
';l, , , Clarence Frank Jennings s/o Jacob M. Jennings & Emma (Sickler Jennings
ki - b. 12-2-1850- ^
"i . d. 3-23-1920
j n. 10- -1866 Emma Bodine Evans d/o Richard &Sarah
.i; (Louis) Evans
, b. 11-7-1865
d, 3-22-19iil
! Children:
" , AdoH Mario b. Ifey 29, 186?, single
;j Gladys Bella b. Nov. 8, I889 m. 6-3-1911 Honry Keith/Bodine
Luthor Mark b. Mar. 3, 1892 m, 11-27-1919 Ethel Hurff
5; Grace laurie b. Sept. 16, I89U m. 2-7-1936 John L. Etheridge
; Ella Francos b. Dec. 25, 1899 m. 9-1-1926 Paul William Schultz
; Minnie Waneta b. Oct. 6, 1901 m. John Whilden Early 5-19
'I John Evans b. May 23, 1903 m. Julia Emma Banahof 10-1
I
Glndys Bella Jennings d/o C.F. & Emna B (Evans) Jenninas
!| b. n-6-1809
Ji d. .9-22-1965
m. 6-3-1911 Henry Keith Bodine s/o Ernest & Ella (Bugbee)
! odine
V Children:
i;, ,V Sidney b. 5-26-1912
n Rodney b. 1914 d. - - -1916 (Polio Epedemic)
; OHcndolin Gladys b. 5-19-1917
Luthor Mark Jennings b. 3-5-1892
d. 2-3-1955
m. Ethel Hurff b. I4-23-I69O d/o Andres H. Hurff & Elizabeth
(HilLnan) his wife.
Children:
Luther K. Kennings b. 6-11-1927
:jt ' Grace Laurie Jennings
. h 9-I8-I894 M. 2-6-1936/or 2-7-1937 John L. Etiierldge 3/0 Andrew and
(Leak) Etheridge.
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b. 12-25-1899 m. 9-1-1926 Paul WHliam Schultz s/o Edward & Elizabeth
(Cramer) Schultz
Children:
I William Jay - Janet Evans b. U-10-1933 (Twins)
,Minnie Waneta Jennings
; i b. IO-6-I9OI m. 5-20-1933 John Whilden Early s/o Mary (Murphy) and
TJ', '/' " '/ i' : Frederich Earley
Children: No Issue
John Evans Jennings 10-11-1930 Julia Ennna Banzhof b, 11-28-1902
b, 5-23-1903 m. I . (J/q Frederich Georg and Julie (Huber) Banzhof
Children:
John Evans Jennings Jr. b.6-29-1937
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From Gloucester Oo. Historical Society, Vol. 5", Mo. 6, Doc. 19S6.
Jacob Ifark Jennings, the eldest of the fa^ly
was descended from Heniy Jennings, reputed nephew of .jamuel Jenning^, .
one of tlie early colonial governors of Vfest How Jersey. (Hero ^
cousin. Fd.) Jacob M. Jennings (first) purchased 31? acro^ "f
later belonging to Randall Nicholson from John Jennings, Hay S, 3797.
The chain of title from John Jennings, who purchased the s^a 19'
Sph of Joseph Reeve, who obtained it by deed of Sheriff Tho|.s ^nny,
January 21, 17Q?, ran back through William Buzby, and his father Isaa
S who had Enchased the same in a larger tract conveyod by John
executors. Jacob M. Jennings own^ the 1? res com^ising
the later John Young place. It was then known as 'Price s farm .
Tacob MJennings also owned the Pater Cheosman tract, which was later
the state of Ohio".
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Jennings. ^ thfold place L Chestnut Ridge; the second
emigrated to Ohio, hri^rriefif17a',Tcob
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The son Jacob
Flock Fleotwood, who settl^ed daughter Hary was
I years old his young /sicklf! pione^ of Sicklerville. The
. She was a daughter of John^ick^ and became the parents of alarge
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PEWNSYLVAIIIA HISTORICAL SOCim. JENTTENS ESTATE HAPEItS. F. J. ii38.2
FAIILLI TREE Est. date 1858.
Edward
John Jennings
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Joseph
Humphrey
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1 Robert 1 Esther 1 John 1 Charles 1 Henrj' 1 Annie 1
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William
( of Acton)
1 Isaac 1
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1 Jacob 1 Rebecca 1 Deborah 1 Sarah 1 1 Eli^.abeth 1
(Richard (Isaac (Flanningham) (Uppencott)
Price ) Burroughs)
This chart is intended to prove descent from Vfi.lllam of Acton, who left
the famous Jennings Estate, which, in the eighteen fifties was estimated
to be some $U0,000,000.
This is not correct. Since World V/ar II a member of the family located
the ftirish Record, Clement Dane, Surrey, England, which shovjs Henry to
be the son of William and Marj'. (Ed.)
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PROFESSIONS AMONG MEN BEARIfIG THE JENNItCS NAME
These are but a few reported in the book by WHJ 99*
Malcolm Jennings, 1861, Athens, Ohio, Editor and political writer.
Rev. Samuel Jennings
Dr. Jacob Jennings, Minute Man, in Revolutionary VJar,
Jacob Jennings was a provincial member of Congress from Trenton, N.J., 1775'
Rev. Obadiab Jennings, New Jersey.
Samuel Jennings, first Governor of Tew Jersey.
Jonathan Jennings, born in New Jersey, 178U, was the son of Dr. Jacob
Jennings. He was a la^^-er and a man of convictions, elected to Congress
throe times. After Indiana was admitted to statehood in 1816, he was
elected its first Governor.
Rev. Samuel Carnahan Jennings graduated from Princeton University in 1827.
In 1829 he becane Editor, Christian Herald.
Dr. Thomas Reed Jennings, Steubenville, Ohio, became Professor of Clinical
History at the University of Nashville,
References in the Library of Congress, referred to elsewhere, cover the
names of numerous men in the Professions and business bearing the name
of Jennings.
NOTES
William Jennings Bryan, "THE SILVER TOICUED ORATOR FROM W WEST", was
, born in Salem, Illinois, and in Oongress from Nebraska. There is a tradi
tion about his appetite, his constant companion. He kept his first trous-
er pockets filled with bread for use in emergencies.
President Calvin Coolidge was in descent from an Abraham Jennings, Rev.
Caleb E. Smith notes.
ACaptain James Jennings served and died in the Revolutionary War. Many
with the name of Jennings were listed in the New Jersey Army Register.
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John 0. F. H. NOTES
! JOHN MOROAN
2, DAVID HOROAN > MARY BLACKWOOD
' b. X2-l5-17llO B." -
d. 6- Ii-1789 D. 1-3-177U
3. DAVID BLACKVroOD M)RQAN EIJZABETH TOMLINSON CIARKE
b. 2-11-1785 b. 3-28-1783
d, 3-10-1868 (63) d. 2- 1-1029
1829 - 1830 Justice of peace# Judge, Common Please Court
Gloucester Co. N#J#
U Ann Morgan M (Henry Jennings)
b. 1-23-1820 b. 8-6-1812
David Morgan was a Second Lieutenant, New Jersey Itilitia in the Rovo-
lutioixary ^'hr# liiis makes our family eligible to membership in the
"Society of "Kie Sons Of Hie Revolution.
"It is said that it is Just as easy for a man to love a woman with
money as vithout#" David Blackwood Morgan seemed to follow this truism.
Ho first married the widow, Elizabeth Clarke Tomlinson and then Hannah
Ivins fyoneh#
John D#F. Morgan, a 6th cousin. Executive Director of Camden Historical
Society, has written a history of the Morgan family, Tho Morgana had a
rich family heritage, many attaining prominence in business, professional
and political fields#
Randall W# Morgan, Ann^s grandfather, chairman of board of United Gas#
Co#, Rilladelphia#
Marshall Morgan, Fidelity Trust Co. Philadelphia#
David Morgan, Trust Officer, Ponna. Trust Co.
Cbas. Morgan Sr., partner in law firm of Morgan and Lewis.
J, Willard Morgan, State Comptroller, Attorney for Redding Rail Road.
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David U. Morgan, brother, large manufacturer of photographic paper.
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Almonosaen, Gloucester, Co. N.J., was once called Jenninesvllle.
The Haddonfleld Historical Society, in 19^6, colebratod the 200th ar^-
versary of the building of the home vhore Ann Morgan Jennings was
in 1B20. Toward the top of the chimney in salt glazed permanenco are the
npures 17^^ The four rooms on the first floor and the four bedrooms
Xrsecond are, for the post part, graced with
tionary furniture. The remainder is of Cxvil War vin^ge. Three all
are of glazed brick, and the roar wall is of New Jersey stone.
preat care and pride, the present owner, Mr. William F. Schuck, maintains
landscaping befitting the elegance of the home
tv included five thousand acres of land. In the spring
blooms of flowering shrubs included pink Magnolia, yellow Forsythia, red
SS; is S
InC at Chew's Landing. It was an area of groat activity in "
The location is ten or twelve miles from Camden, reached by Black Horse
Pike.
Tt as HUmra^ H:Ut^l Headquarters during the Revolution.
David Blackwood Morgan was the father of Ann Morgan Jennings, mother of
Cyrus Iforgan Jennings
Amile or two distant was the home of
Jonathan ^ ^?^^Lnda^in 1966 o^Egg Harbor Itoad, it is stucco covered,
stone, but as it stands in lyoo, on C/gg 177^, it was
It originally stood on eighteen h^dr^ ""^rthLc da^s f tavern was more
rm^^t-rfor Sira^cko^! obuL alicense lodging
""n^ ^d k^ilUirforreVre' ^3^0^^-rt^se fa-
'cUities Sovided thfUven, owner could then provide liquid refreshments
for the comfort of weary travelers.
David H. Morgan, abrother of Ann, trblsic^o^la
manufacture tIIt thousand dozen were used monthly,
and were used in great quantitie^ rntyiand The finished product
The naper to be treated was shipped in from England, me iinisi t
cfetlo^ln'hfs'ea^'a^fhis wiffa^empS; were unable to carry, on,
On April 2U, 1852, Henry Jennings and his wife Ann conveyed her quarter
interest in the family property to Owen Jones.
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Tho booklet to follow, in the possession of the compil'.r, was printed
in Gamden, N J, in 1859# It was producc?d for the descendents of Isaac
Jernlngs of Haddonfield, and indicates the lengths to which hopefuls
will go to prove title to the Jennings fortune in England, Even though
faded and stained, it will prove to be of interest,
rEDlC..UE
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JOHN JENNENS;
Iron Ucreiianl of Birmingiioni, Eng.
fs
coMpii.p.n nv
SArtrsorf s;smitii, esq..
AlCj^for the Itaae Jtningi /Itire Aiieeialim,
DRAFTEn rstnT.riMATICAr.LY DT
JOHN IE GilEMiNi\NT, ESQ.,
Op Lokoon Wist, Enq.
Trrfaco,
TVr^dsn fluf andrrri'ed fromthe London copy, by Jnlin Jpniions,
HENRY CUUTS, ESQ., Jolin Jpnoens' Cliildreo,
FRBSIDENT OF TUB ASSOCIATION. PcdiRrco of John,
rolif;rco of Ahr.Thnm,
rpdigrco of Hiinipliroj,
rpdigreo of JoFpph,
Fodigrco of Edward,
dnmbcH, N. 3.;
PRINTED ANU PUHI-IBUlU) IIY tlKNRY CURTl-
rituiKU urrtrK. rrosiuL sr.
18&94
TKEFACE.
',1
Tho indncomont for publishing this
l' ' Pedigroo, is caused mainly by Ihe eove-
: '' ; I rnl rcquosls that liavo bcon inado to (he
!; '! ;ollicors of our aaaociation, to that cncct.
1 Ihcroforo was induced to publish it,
. ; . and give all tho profits of tho salo (at
, i ' 50 cents por copy, tho price proposed),
' '' to the treasury of the nssociation.
Wany persons oulsiiJo of our associa
tion may desiro copies; and to such, the
I ' product of such nn pnormoiis amount of
labor must bo considered clipnp at tlio
i ' price nomod. This modo will sccuro
uniformity of prico, and justice to all tho
parties concerned.
Ity reference to tho Pedigree, tho
rollowing points are established
Isf. William, of Acton, who leaves
(intcstato) tho eatato, is grandson of
Humphrey.
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2il. Tho fnthor of Iianc Jonings, from
whom(ho heirs forming this ns6oci:ition
descend, is Henry, the oldoet son of
llumphroy.
3d. 'J'ho dccondants of llumphroy,
except Henry, appear to bo extinct; and
therefore bis descendants alono uro next
of kin of Wjllium; and rntitlcd to llio
whole of his estate, should it bo decreed
to * next of kin."
dt/j. 'I'ho other drsccndants from Joi n
nre given. It is nllegnd thnt they oro
ontitlod as " heirs at law" to pn ccjiinl
share with Humphrpy, by virtue of old
John's will. This quostion 1 leave to
others to decide.
Tho pedigroo clomps with tho grand
children of Isaac Joniiigs; for roaior.s
not necosaary to bo here stated.
Cvnden, Dtecmter, 1850.
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PEDIGREE.
[OR, JKNINGS,]
Iron Merchant nj Uinnin^Iiam, Eng
BaptisedOctober Sih, 1579.
Futt ^/rtrrmg'tfOctober 2 lili, 1622,
To his cousin, Msrjr Jinncns.
Second MQTrioge-^i622,
To Joice Wcainan.
BuriedFebruary 251)1,-1653^
liin 1G51: proved IG-W.
Sub-PccligrecJohn.
John mnrried, nnd had iMtie
JANRBm Jane ilk, 1637.
JOHN-Horn .Ipril 10. IGtO.
mLLlAM-Born .
O.' these children, onlyJohn (III) had isiuo
only
MMIY-Born 1683; married 1708; died 1756.
Her isiuc
^Ar,VA-Born 1710.
JOHNPorn 1712.
mRY{n)-B'rn 17U; buried 1799.- mar.
rird 1740 to J-thn Blylhe.
JAMESBorn 1714.
II7LLW.U-Dorf 1734.
or these children, only Mary (II) hsd issue
SARAH-Born / married George
Baiimsttr,
THOMAS - B'irn 1743r married 1765; (uried
ISII
ttARYllH) Born lUli'marritd 1765 John
Butloik.
ANNEBorn 1719; married 1770 Tkomet
Palrick.
JOJJNJENNENS' CHILDREN.
CblldrtD by bis first Wife.
JOHNTtorn March 8lli, 1607bnrict 1650.
j1MB/rOS2iIliTn Scplcmber .'tOili, 1510.
ALICEBorn Auf^iiat SOth, Ifil-7buried ICN.
WILLIAMBorn Dfcember 30lli, 1G15bu
ried February 2.5th, 1021.
THOMAiiBorn March 0, 1616buried Ju'y
21at, Ifilfi.
AIJR.'IIIAMBorn Juno 21at, 1618buried
April I6tli, 1693.
Giiildren by his srcoiid Wife.
IWMPllREYiWn Aiijust 2.1<l. K^O-niar-
ried Scplombcr IGlh, 1057died 1600.
DO/?Or//rBorn May 23d, 1623buried Au-
gtMt IGih, 1023.
ESTHERBurn August 6th, 1626buried
1096.
JOSEPHBorn Ami!usI lOlh, 10.31, nt Siiu*
Martin'sninrricd Juiv 2Tt]i, IC63, at (lur*
borneburied 1703, &1 St. Martin's.
SARAH^Ucfn 1631.
DOTFAfiDBorn October 28th, IG33married
1661buried 1710.
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ELIZSnETH-rRvrn 1732; marritd 1774
Pnac Perry.
BASlfAII-^Born 1757; married 1780 Jthn
I'itld; buried 1829.
Peillgree of Siory Blyth'- a ChildrcD.
Sarah and George Baumaler had issue-r
MARY.
&iIUHMarried
ANNEMarried -
GEORGE.
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Atlley.
' Thomas Dlythc had iasuo
JOHNBorn 1766.
filARY Born 1762; married 1789 iSamuef
Deyltse.
JOSEPHBorn 1773; married 1799 i?oe-
anna donee.
WILLIAM.
HANNAHHurri 1776; married Dixley Jen-
kin. No i.stue.
ANNEBorn 178-5." A'ou? living.
RICHAIWNo issue.
Mary and John Bullock had issue
MARYBorn 1768; married J/Miph L'diome.
Tkeir Iisue; Joitph burn 1791; and
J/cry Ann^ burn 1796. Doth living.
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Annt ind Tlionm Falrick had itfue
WSErtl Tn0^r.1S~nrn 1770.- marrifi
1806/ buritd 1649. hsut Jonph Tbo-
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ELIZ.inETn^no'n mj.-'mnrrted 1R05
' TA'iwtat Turnfri buried 18.74. Tbeir
Ti.iuf/ Thomni, Micbatl and Mit-
rv. ihe fir$i of whom married E- /
iiitUuek,
THOMASBurn 1797. B'o itsue,
Flitabcth and Isoac Perry had issue
MARYBorn 1777; married 1806 Jnsepk
Their is$ue; Eliia; who mar
ried n'lllinm Rhodes. H-iw living,
SARAH2?'ro 1780; mnrrierf 1824 John
Grnnf^er. Their issuti Jo^ph. who
Ttmrritd Maty H->r(nn; or\d Satah. born
1800, and married 1824 lYilliam John-
ton. Maw living,
LTDIABorn 1781; married 1801 Jotrph
Eggington. Their ijjwe.* Joseph who
married Eliiahelh Da x; Eliza, born
1610, married 1832 Mevill L'iwe{ and
Lydia, born 1612, married 1836 Jvieph
Jggenlon.
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BUMPHTIEYBorn 1696: buried July Mh.
.1740; married July 3d 1734 Banrui
i/iiton. Mq issue,
IV/LUAM-Bern 1697.
ELIZABETHBorn 1699/ maEi Rithari
Froutr. No issue.
ilARYBorn December 1th. 1709/ mar'tl IF.
Afiller.
JANE Born January I, 1703.
THOMASBorn January 7, 1707/ buried
1741 at Buenas Ayrct, S. A, iSe<
dated 1741.
Sob-Sub-Sub PcdisrceJohn I*
Jobo 1 bad isso witb Alice Gornar
WILUAM-Bom August 3/1, 1715.
SARAH-Barn April I7I9; mar'd May fi8/A
1743 Joseph IVharton.
JANEBorn July 1791; mor'rf Janet,
MARYBorn July 1723; buried 1785, mar'd
1749 7'Aou:as YardUyt na iMue.
iTARTHABorn 1725.
JOHN H-BoTTtimtburied 1783. (SrcAi*
Fadigrtt.)
ABRAUAM-Bam May 1730.
CharktIirtt Januaty 1733.
fiub-Pcdigrcc--Abraham.
Abraham married Alico Gosoa!, and had ii-
luo
JOHH^B'irn October 1619. Aw issue.
JOICEDorn 1G50. A'o Mjuc.
ALICEIhrn 105-1. Mo it-ne,
IVILLJAMDarn i)e{obrr Hjih, IC-'>6; mar
ried 1G79 Jane Jennens, and in 171G
Maty Jliltle.
ROBERTD'rn Derember I2/Aj 1050: mar
ried Elixabeth
SDb-Snb-PtillgrccWilliam.
William Jcnnens and Jano had issue
MARYBorn Movemher 13fA, 1679; buried
December 5, 1680.
JOny~D-rn Oelvber^Q. IGSO; buried 1098.
jriLLJ.lMBorn June C-M, 1092.
EDtVAnn-B-rn July I9/'i. If9r.
JOUM (I)Borti Oct'.her 29, 1099; buried
1748; mar'd 1715 Alice Gornar, See
viU. 1748.
JOSEfn^Btrn Augutl I'lh, 1693.
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F((Ii|ree of Jobn II.
John married Turner and had isaue
jSJ.r y'r iorn 1753.
ITc atsn married 1754 Rebecca Milivard, and
had isauc '
THOMAS: born 1754; buried 1799; mar'd
^ May 20th 1788 Crosby. Ittua,
Jirbecca, Elizabeth and Thomasthe
. latter mnrried Ann Holbtfk in 1638|
and had issue Thomas and others.
JOHN HI: horn 1757.- bn'd May 17th 1797.
(.Si-e his Pedigree.)
CHARLES: buried Sfptemher8'A1751; mar d
' S'ptemhiT 28/A 1805 Mary Thompson,
/>*ue, Charles, JusephwHtuira who m'd
Jane Kerr, Hannah hlartha and J- hn.
SAMl/BL: burn May lit 1762; bu'dJuly I6th
1821.
John II ngaia married 1782 llaaiiah Suddler.
Their isaue
JOSEPH born May 30M 1789; bu'd Novtm.
I3'A IRiB, supposed to have IJt iiane,
'f.UVnht; p>nater.
iVILLIAM: b-rn 1797; An'rf 185t a bieh'r,
willing XIOOO to his twibrolhera, Jo
seph and Thumaa.
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b a e h e f o r .
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A f i J t f n m n n m a r r i e d S i r C l e m e n t F u h c r ,
b R 4 ' l 7 3 9 . T h e i r i v t u e .
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F i a o b , f i o r / o F / ^ l ^ r d . T f u t r U e u a
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t:
MJIHV'^b^m J^r<ty lt 17>6; httrkd ,
1003. JIfmrioi Sovemhcr 6th 1730to .
^VHUam Howard, ii/^erwai-da Viteokut ;
^Hthttr. TMeir <mw
.' Prichard, 6i/Wcrf ISIS a baeh(toT.
Ham BagoUe Esq. proved Itia wiiL \
i.lPrancei,(Ao<to/rt.)
Ihfirj Mtriitd Mtrfaret Tbclf only
}Moe
i5.?-^CBuriedat IfaddonfitM, N.J-,
.11 1753. He married Judith ,* her
testament dated 1782. Their issue
EtixAHETn: marriVd Aaron I.ippincott,
Eeb'tf \Olh 4746, odhad issue fc?ani-
iiel and Judith.
, Sakah: marrrVd Goorsc Flaninpcn, and
bad issue, laaoo, Patrick, Samuel,
.' Ann, Willittm, Deborah, Eliaobolh,
Pritetlla, and Sarah.
DannnAn: niarrUdJIpril iAth 1742 Taaaq
' Ihirrough, andhad issue, hauc, Pria*
eilla, and Hannah.
' Rebscca; married Uicliard Price, ond
had issue, Jacob, John, Ellis, Sarah,
and Anna.
Iacoi: morrfedjlral A/ary Smith Deq.
r
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' E.TatH: 6-111781. [SMh.rp^) . ,
IIUMPHRBV: ma'd 17fb C<A. Ato-; j,
i;r tcrman. .. ^ ^
i V' ^ FELICIA: wo'd R. T/D. 1^56^
Itfoe; 6tt*d 1741.
/*
; late Ear! Beau*
, .f ;,i; 'itomp.* MafdCoth.Doaw.'
.'litl - li. :. bmiabctb:
vf. ii.. .H 1' No Issue;b*dbefore 179S. Atd
' . H
I 'I
1, '->
! Istwe.* fi'u'rf 1741.
^ I.SUSANRAH: ma'd
? 'ffllwauAM; b'n 1747;
Hi:. ,1 , . .-I ... -arM r
Mart: spinster. 'I *. pWiSl^av-aa
; IIABY: no to#; spinster, i
1- . I'
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J
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7.'; f. '
;.. V| ;*j Ilotoft with Ann GnMntU hnd l7- '
V- Vr!jWttAJIAia-Rorn8cpteiAbcr4.110L ;
'v:l IWriod Juno 29lU 1793, ft bachelor ,
witbottta will. Admiidtlered to hU, ^
fetWaostata in 1726. * -vvlvr-' :>
' V 1.!^, .AataiiaadLondon;andr.. .
- i-'"JnnnwiBwATa." i
^ 1
D \-
r? ' I
'V.
S4
Sd 1761. Jtrarrird, Jufy Qith 1783,
,dnn, u'idoivof I'jfxnezer Ilophins, and
bad issue, Mark, Joseph find James.
Charles and Elinhalh had iaiuc
BURDETTE: bnrnJane 'Mh JC92; 6w-
tied Jnhi^^d, 1705.
HUiMRRREy: binifdJ'ineOth 1702.
CIMRLKS; born HbjS; bit'd November
QOth i773, n bnrfi'r. Stc mifi,'73.
IIOUERT: bn'tlJunc7lh. 1723, bach'r,
A/JiRV: bn'd Nov'r 20. 170.3; spin'r.
/.MRV: bit'd .0. \T25. spin'r.
ELI'A.7BETIl: born 170.3.- fcn'd 1777;
mnr'd \7'2(i her C'-.unin 3V illiam Ilaii-
mor, sonqjaunt Esther. [6'ce/icr pcd.].
John and Clizxbcth had imuc
JJXNE: bnn h'ov. 14.1695. Spmster.
MRV: b'n ^'on. 14, 1693; e.Tce'x of
' /rfather's tuiii. Bu'd 1736; spin'r,
Etthcr and 3VilHoni Ilauiner hid imuo
9
THOMAS; ma'd Jipril 14 177.3. Lady
Pevcivdl; nr) h-ute: bn'dJIp. 14, 1737.
^VILLIAM 11: bu'd 1737, ma'd 1726 to
94
Ifdlfitt rf Eirtef* dang't o* nanmef 11.
Eothtr married Aabcrton Curzon. Issue
PENN-ASHERTON: b'n July 301797;
ma'd July 27 1787 Lady S.Charlotte,
Md had issue ..,,cq.
Qeo-'/iunustua: b n May 14 ITSo.
b'd January 161S05, a bachelor.
' ifarian: b'n August 201790; died
an infant.
' Leicester: b'n Novcuibcr 8 1<92;
bu'd May 2.5 179.3.
TAfter the death o! Lady S. Char-
lotto, who survived her husb^id,
s person claUniug the litlo o5 Earl
Howe came (through her) into
possession of certain real estate
of William Jcnncns of Acton,
whichis nowheld in trust.1
E8THEU: b'n Dec. 25 1753; m'd Jan.
S1778 Sir Gco.Hroniley, hart.; nois.
' MARY: b'n July 1 1763; bu'd Sent. 19
1804. Mar'd July 11779 Hon. J. D.
]>ggot; no is.
MWtoWS>^to'ii;!|iu'vtiH.. 'Juu jeirRUjMUi.M/
I
i I
88
8ub-PedlgreeJooepb.
) '
Joseph mirricd EMtahclh Mitwird, who wa
boriedat St. AlarUn's 1706. Their ImuoodIj
JOSEPH 11-Born June IIM 1676, mt Wnl.
enl. Buried Otiober S9M 1764. at St, Jlfur*
fln'f.'j^orried October 31(A at WaUol, Jfary
fVa/ir. Their litue
3fARY~'Iiorn Eaeember Bih I700.j ButitdDt'
ermhtr,^8lh, tame year.
JOSEI'IfBorn .rune GtK 1706. HurirJ'OS.
JOSEPH IUBoth JutyUth 1710, a( WnU
eot: tndrried Octobrr^'24tn \T.iSat IlVif Brun$'
viiek, F.litnbtt\^Sball. Buried July QBth'IB
at Si, Marfin't [See hia pcH.]
BENJAMINBorn January 5d 1714. ^.fiured
Narek 17, eamr year.
JOHNBorn April 30^4 *16. Died a hat\*r,
SARAHBom Juty]^7lk *30; apinalrr.
ISAACBoin November 30(A *34; bachelor.
Fcdiiret e( JoicphIII.
.^oeeph indJEHsabfllhbad iuue-^
tgARYBom July Ttk 1741. at St. MarUno.
llarM Auguit 4lA 1606, fll A .^faidVa. Bu.
t7
PeiHgreoorThoDiai BtaUemore.
Anna Joofoift tad Thumao-Blatagiero badla.
aua s '
3*HOJtf/45iVa ietue; bu'd at Herhrne.
UARYBern 'TJ. Bu'd Oetobrr J IBSlt mdr-
ricd *06 TAenwa yeyce. and had issue
. MsryHern JfarcA 31 1601; apmster, la.
ried at Aston.
Sirsh AnnOem March 10 'OSt epinofar,
CliarlolloBom O'^em. 9 '04: iut?d E.
Jtoeve, ao itsve. Bu*d at Lodbuiv-
RlisaSpiaafar, lara Ao*. IS, V. BV
Ut AtlOM.
HarriattJVo dale*.
ThomasB' J'K'y34 '09: baeketor.
WilliamBern April 94'H,*' Aafaa; ai'd
July 39 '33, #1 Ao/om, farb Peyton.
A/f/^Married F. ^/nrrtaas, aad bid laaue
JohnBern May 12 1796.
WilliamB'n Ore. 94 "OT.
AnneB'n Sept. SI *99. ^
FrsricitB'n Jan* 8 IWl: la'd XVe. 9
oame urar.
FranciaITn Dee. 1 *03: aia'd H. Joyea.
' ThemaeB'n May 3 *05.
Beniaala-B** A/r<l B4 *0t laV Bag.
4 MO.
Bt-nTamiaB'n Juue 10 '11.
iri/.L/d.W-ffa Jnlro.
jOtfBMarried afrd badtaaaa
JnhBMl dafe*.
CnikatluofYho ma'J ; WMao.
id
tud nrorMVd Auguel 4 160C Joseph
lilackmote; and had issue Mary, eptntlei, bu
ried at ilarborno.
ANNEBorn Nay 7, 1743 at 5"t Marlin'e.
Biiiud M-irch 24 '99 at S't PMIip'e; married
June 1 flt S't I'bilip't, Tfiomae Blake,
more, [ovo his pi d.]
ELlZABIlTltD.ra S-pfm^rr 20 '45. Un-
urtfd lVorfrn''er 14 IU^4: mar'd July 7 '73,
i'd'Tiu'l Burke. [See h;a pcd j
SarahUvm September 20 '45. Buried De
cember 12 183G: no'l '74 Ui/Zinm Thick-
broom; find January 37 '63 George Elliott.
Her pedigree (rerihcd by alBdafil) ie-~
Wiliiem ThichbrnomBorn J-tn'y 20 '75; end
hod isoue, Clizs, Thoinss, VViilistn, Ssrali.
Calherina Ann F.llioti/lorn Auoust 33, '67.
/Juried August 3 1649: mo'd Olureh 3 '14,
H'i/finm ^eecrs, and had ia.'ue.
Joseph EllinU/lorn dpri/23 '89. nurifd^fl-
atRfrrr 33 '51.* rna'dJun'y IS, '37 Atntliii Red
ding, and had iesnt-
Elmheih KiliotlBorn Jan"y 30 *01: mor'4
WWiaiR I'omtll.
98
.FcallEreo of Samuel Burue.
Eliiabctb aod Samuel Burha hod issue
JAMES B'n June 30 1777: ma'd. Issue
SamuelB'n Jon'y 7 1600.
' " ThomasBu'd Ai/g'l 28 '33: tna'd Orfr
31 *34, Ifannn/i Thompson, and had trene.
MtiT*f>eth. Sarah, Joseph, Thoinao, IVi/iiom.
F.liiabe(hNo ifaiei.
JosephB'n Oei'r I *16: tna'd Aug't 23,
*41 Ann St/lvriter.
TII0.MA8B'n April 90 1784: ma'd Ftl'y 34
1808, Mayo.
' t.
Sub-PedigreeEdward.
Edward mtrrted 16GI Ann Gotnal. Istue
JOnShorn July 16 1633, alSt.MarlMt,
haehehr. '
WILLJAM^n'n JuIyllS 1663af I/arbornti
hu'd 17I6.j will daled 1716, London.
JM/irfl fi July 4 1664. al Uarberne: m'd
Feb. 1 1683, Francis AlUwaTdt fcu'd^l729.
Sit vill dot. 1700. Lickficld.
ANHB'n Dec. 1665. Sfins.
HUMPHTtE7-^Ji n March 7 166e. iM*rf 1731
whuh. Sit xaill dated 1721| landan.
AMBROSERn IC61: bach.
JANE ^lELlZABMTH-B'n^ll^^. Jfinu
or Iheeo only Mary Milwird had issue-
EiaiARD} 5*n Dee 11 1691,- ma'd 96
1701 Elitnheih rhillipsi hu*d '66.
FRANCIS Hi fc ri iVew. 86 1693.
EANNAH, b'n May 16 lG97r 6u. ^%"24
1779; ma'd 'S3 John_ Nail, (d. '93)r "va'tf
April 9 '27 John CmrAorn.
EDfVARDr b'n July 19 1701,* m. Ap'l 6 '94
JBannuA IValfior.
31
30
Fed. ot Marr and Francis Milward's Chlld'a
Richafil Milw*rtl I'ad issue
RinilAUORirn 17^1; buried 1812.
1746 Ann Hoc. Ihtir ittut
SARAHDorn 1751; buried 1841.
1775 Amos Wclis. Their isjue
JO!lN~D..rn 1777; buried 1857.
SARAHRjrii 1780; buried 1836.
Woodhoii'C.
Married
Married
Morried
THOMASHorn 1783; marr'd 1806 Eliznbiitb
niyilio.
WILLIAMBurn 1763;Jrnar'd 1808SuraliCoU
linn.
AMOSHorn mai'd 1626 Baylcs.
MARY-Rorn 1701.
RICIlARUHorn 179.3; mor'd 1815 M. Brasg.
ANNEBorn 1797; bu'd 1626. Spinster.
Francis II had Isauc-
M.VTTIIEVVBorn 173.); married Paiah Slil-
ward ond had Issue Joscpli and Samuel.
FRANCISMar'd Elizabtlii Dudson,
MARKMar'4 Mary jSeck, ond had issue
Annowlio mar'd Taylor, ond Susannah viho
mar'd Slokca and had Joseph ond William.
JOSFFllMar'd Mary Castor, ond had iasuc.
JOHNNo dotes.
Hannah add John Crathcrn had Isrue
ANN-P^tn 1727; lo hive.
THOMASBorn 1740. married 1761 Eliooc
.Todnr. Issue Mery who mor'd Atiker.
CLiZABELHBorn 1734; inar'il \\"m Row.
ley, end left lisue.
HANNAHBorn 1736; mar'd Bcntlcy: no i.
SARAH-Born 1739.
JOSEPHOom 1741; huried 1B33. Married
1774 Ana C|iA; and bad iasae.
; l:v
' i
Edward Milward and llanueh had issue
MARTIIA-Born 1735.
JOHN-Born 1726.
MARYDora 1729.
EDWAJtD-fiocn 1730: mar'd 1759STyAnson.
Orihctf M^ldren, Edward only had issue
SARAII-Married 1815 William rar.tons.*
MARYBorn 1751; bu'd IBll. Mnrried1789
Jelm Smith; Issue Mary, born 1805.
E8T1U<RBorn 1763; mar'd Fenlon: b'd 1790.
'y-.y
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89
90
Pse
1. "Rie Search for Family History and lAnsoge
1, Tl)e Ancient I^rish Registers of England and Walea - Burke
2 Amsrican Fanilios Antiquity, England and America Ihe Jennings
FamJ.ly for Several Hundred Years,
3, Iho Nome and Family of Jennings, Hodia Hoeearcli Bureau,
6#' Smith and Curtis Search, A Brief Sketch,
7. library of Cor^ress CS71 J$U? 1912. Early Origin of Family,
7, Cope Collection, Genoa, So6. of I^na, Farly Family Doscont,
8, William Henry Jennings book, Columbus, Ohio, 1899, Origin of Names
and Family. Much History and Genealogy of Many Branches of Family.
Coats of Aime. Ohio Historical Society,
m. Manuscript, Genealogical Descent, Rev, Caleb E, Smith. V/enbam, Mass.
1939* IjlJi.e of Descent from England, 1579> to Henry, Isaac and Jacob
of HaddonfioU, N,J.
19, Qloucoster Co, Historical, Norfolk, Virginia lib, Henry and Sarah,
Parents of Isaac and Sarah, bom in Yorkshire, England, Heniy Comes
to Amoiica, 1667, Isaac and Sarah follow, Henry in Salcm, N,J,
Isaac in Haddonfield, Early Recoixis,
20, Some Early Roferencoo to Henry In New Jorooy, land Transactions,
Quaker activities. Oonea, Soc, of Rsnna,
21, Samuel Jennings, First Governor of New Jersey, Otbor Xtoras,
22, SaSiUOl Jonj:ii]igo and William Bonn,
23, Notes from original Rsrish Records, Clement Danes, Surrey, England.
Birth dates of Henry and his Brothers,
Excei*pt3 l^om John Barber History of Now Jorooy, Feiiwlck Colony. VJost
New Jersey, Piovince Constitution, signed by William I^nn and Honry
Jonnings, Among Otliers.
27. Friends Arch Street library and Other Early Quaker Records. Marriage
Ceremony of Jacob and Ann, Discipline of Several Sons of Jacob.
Some Aspects of on "Inquisition",
38, The Great Jennings F^tnte, A Fabulous Story.
l|6,' The Will of Honry Jennings
li7, W^ills of other Ibmebero of the Family in Early America,
5'3, Ija.nd Transaction, in 177li, by Jacob and liiry Jenningo, Gloucester Co.
5^1* Job Jennings Becomos Constable, Doptford T'nshlp, His Oath, 181^.
55* Notes on Jamas Jennings, 1792-1805,
Old Inns and Tavorm, N.J. Pearl Chow Search, Nebraska and ?lid-weot,
56, Burke'3 Horaldry, 26 Coats of Arms, Eleven Ways to Spell the Nnmo,
56. Ohio. Several MorPbom of the Family in the New Frontier after I8OO.
58, Henry Jennings (1812), Son of James, Goes to the Far West.
59. Notes on the VIestom Family Bom Prior to the Twentieth Century,
61, Various Items in Script from the Old Family Coffer,
68. lineage from 1579 to the Twentieth Century, Family Bible Records.
Notes fron the Family Bible of James Jennings Indicate That Portions
Wore Taken from the Family Bible of Joseph Jonningo of Iowa. (Henry Co.)
72, Ikirk Jennir^a Bible Records in Possession of Ethel Hurff Jennings,
Laurel Springs, N.J.
78. Family Trno.
79* Professions.
79. Jonathan Jennings, First Governor of Indians, 1819. Other Notes,
80. The Ann Morgan Jennings Family,
82, One of the Ifeiny Jennings Coats of Arms,
02. Convention AssesoDwnb
83. Ropro<luotion of a Faded and Discolored Booklet, a PEDIGREE, published
in Cajudeu, N,J 1659
FAMILY GROUP No.
iuBband'B Ftxll Name ,
0 Ceuniy or ProriBCa^ ote. stoto or Country Add. Info, a
Thli Information Oiatftined From:
Dty Moh Ywr Ctty, Town or PUeo >on Huobond
li
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It
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Birth
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Death
Burial
f'/i -
f' /-.m, E
Okb Pgf?yi
Places of Residence
C5hurch Affiliation
s
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Occupation
Other wives, U uy. No. (l) O) tic.
Mefce geperete wwt (or eOcB nier.
His Father
Military Rec.
Mother's Maiden Name
Wt/e't
Dale
Day MKh Year City. Town or Place County or Province, etc. Store or Country Add. Inio. on Wife
Birth /A /-/2*/7
Chr'nd
!
Death //jAAA^AA :i/j
X
Burial
Compiler Places of Residence
Address
lii City, State
Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation ^ Aj/e/?
Sex
-K
Date
Children'! Nunee In Pull
(Arruse In order of Mfth)
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Tull Ntme d Spouee*
ViriMAislMA
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BRait) gft
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^ Pull Nema d SpouM* "
Gtietss. tX
PullKame d ^uae* *
10
Her
Children'!
Oeu
Birth
Vlar.
Death
Dey MoMh Yeer
/f- L'/32'!
Mother's Maiden Name
City, Towd or Piece CotnCy or Province, eto. SUte or Couittry
Burial
LpA'^/Ut^UUk^ uMfiliftJ OH Birth
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vlar.
Death
Burial
g siu.
Birth
Mar.
Death
Burial
/joAtom^e
Ju
Birth Jj- /-ygyr'
Mar.
Death
Burial
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Birth
Mar.
n?f-/^-/Yy7
Death
2?-//-/air
Burial
Birth
Mar.
Death
Burial
Birth
Mar,
Death
burial
Birth
Mar. '
n-3-/sri
MA
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Death
Burial
Birth
Mar.
f'j'/y.Tf
Death
Burial
/n I'/^nr
Birth
Mar.
M- J'r/gd./
Death
Burial
r^v/vf:?/
Add. Info, on Children
I'V\ ^tsA iiM In 'kr\A infi^CrrMMrefl' rnium^Tl)a rAuaraa elde far eddlM<inel ehlUren. ether noteeTr^erencee or informallOB.
I^AMILY GROUP No.
iusband'B Full Name ^ )CtJNiK)(n 5 A
UJ/LLJA/H
This InformsUon Obtained From:
SO
Oay Mootk Yaar Ctty. Town or PUca County or Proviaca, ate. Statt or Country Add. Info, on Huaband
Birth 1 - J 0^/6
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Mr. Allen C. Jennings
124 E. Yates Avenue
Findlay, Ohio 45840
Dear Allen:
WAYNESVILLE. OHIO 45068
July 30, 1985
I am so happy to hear from you. I was beginning to think that you were possibly
ill or some castrophe had struck.
I too have had a busy summer and it seems that summer is over. I am trying to
tie up some loose ends before my vacation which starts August 5 and I*m not sure
at this point if 1*11 finish them or they'll finish me.
I took on two free-lance research/writing jobs (historical) this summer and have
neither finished and they should've been finished by first of June. The research
is holding me up. I have run into so many dead ends. Some things just have to
come in their own time I guess.
I have been busy with a large vegetable garden and my backyard. Both have required every
bit of extra time I have but I have enjoyed them. Have also been trying to do some
research on historical varieties of vegetable, flowers and trees from this area.
I copied out the information you needed but wasn't sure I had the right Jacob since
several are listed in the book. The book should also list your father and grandfather
and again I couldn't remember names and I have your letters put away and can't
put my hands on them at the moment. I copied the line that includes John and his
son Jacob S. and Rebecca Clark Jennings Harris. Ran into a mystery. When I got the
line up as far as John and Sarah Hopkins Jennings and children the genealogy numbers
beside the names were all missing from the book. For instance Jaoob S., son of John,
is number 2027 but there is no such number. The bookruns "2021, 2022, 2033" and
John's children' numbers are 2024-2034. All pages are in book and have checked page
numbers. I am really confused. I wanted to see who Jacob S. married and follow his
line. I may unravel this yet so if I do I will send you the copies. Hope what I am
sending is correct. Please give me the info again. I also copied out William Jennings
Bryan material.
I am sorry that we can't get the family tour together for this year but I do understand
Genealogy is a time consuming project. The tour will be fine for next year. Those
who live in the Jennings houses still will welcome you and maybe by next year I'll
have even more Jennings info to share. I have the Jennings book on long term loan.
It belongs to a woman I have known all my life and we" were also schoolmates.
Take care and let me know about material if it is correct or not etc.
/ /)
Most Sinqe'rely,
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department OF RECORDS
PHILAOEUPHIA YEABLV MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS |
302 ARCH STREET 1
Philadblphia. Pbnnsylvania 19t06
cuarooiAM >
HOWARD H. DRINTON .fca.TA.r
ALICE P. ALLH
SAMUEL AND ELIZARBTK JENTNaS
At a MontLly Meeting held the 13th of 6th month 1796.
I
Ql3o made that Samuel Jenins.3 has honr, Honn-
with for Unchastlty before Marriage, and goinp out in his '
marriage, Thomas Glthens and John Gill the Younger are an-
.pointed to visit him and to endeavour to lay the evil of
and report their seLrof the sL- t
uatlon or his mind to next Meeting,
At a Monthly Meeting held the 11th of 7th mo. 1796, '
4. appointed to visit Samuel Jennings now re- i
ported that they had complied with the appointment and also
has'^Len previously' i
- der a TestlZonrnp''Jr^ and their situation to them to ren- ^ der a Testimony of disownment proper in their case which iq
meeting: Thomas Githens and John Gill are
aTestifioation against their evil con
duct, and produce it to next meeting for approbation.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 8th of Sthmonth 1796.
friends appointed produc'd a Testimony against
Elizabeth his Wife; which was read, ap- '
thrvonn^ F ^ ^ Githens &John Gill i
TH m F I are appointed to deliver them a Copy, inform >,
them of their priviledge of Appeal and report t^Aext Meeting. j
I
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At a Monthly Meeting held the 13th of 9th month 1796. |
5
The friends appointed reported, they have delivered i
""Py' i" Testimony against them I
and inform d them of their priviledge of Appeal, and that the -
Answer was they should not appeal. Therefo^rjohn ?: G?over f
^'^ lastiroony at the Close of a public V
Meeting at Heddonfiold, and return it to next . |
At a Monthly Meeting held the 10th of 10th Mo. 1796 f
The friend appointed reported he had mnR fh m '
against Samuel Jenings &Wir Testimony j
''ings &Wife, and now return'd it. '
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CUBTOOIN
HOWARD H. BRtNTON
DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS ^
OF ;
PHILADELPHIA' YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET i;j
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania I9106
CCRfT&ltV
ALICE P ALLEN ' .
J^vCOB JKNE^GS - ANN HOl'KINo
At a Monthly Meeting held the 9th of 6th month, 1703.
Jacob Jenings son of Isaac Jenings deceased, and
Ann Hopkins widow of Sbenezer Hopkins deceased,
appeared and declared their Intention of Marriage with
each other, her Parents being present consented. John
Glover and Jont.Knight are appointed to make tlio needful
Inquiry respecting his clearness, and whether her affairs
are settled respecting the rights of her Children, and
report to next meeting.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 14th of 7th month 1703.
Jacob Jenings and Ann Hopkins appeared & declared
the Continuation of their intention of Marriage with
each other, he produced his Mother's Consent in writing,
and the enquirers reporting nothing to obstruct, and
that her affairs are settled, they are at Liberty to
Solemnize their said Marriage, & John Glover & Jonathan
Knight are appointed to be present, see that good order
is kept, report to next Meeting, and produce the Marriage
Certificate to be Recorded.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 11th of 8th month 1783,
The Friends appointed reported the Marriage of Jacob
Jenings and Ann Hopkins was orderly accomplished, the
company small, and produced the Marriage Certificate to
bo recorded.
Copied from the Minutes of Haddonfield
Monthly Meeting, 1781-1804. Pages 43, 44, 46,
2d
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DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS
CF
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET
Philadslphia. Pennsylvania 19106
CUSTODIAN
HOWARD H. BRINTON rcRtr*nv
ALICE P. ALLEN
ItfARRL^GE OF JACOB JENINGS aNU aIJN iiOPKllJS
+h Jacob Jeninga of the Town &County of Gloucester in
the ^estern Division of New Jersey, Yeoman, Son of Isaac Jenirirs
dec d. and Ann Hopkins of the Township of Newton in the County
aforesaid, V/idow of Ebenezer Hopkins, and Daughter of Josiah
Albertson Dated: 7-24-1783
The certificate was signed by:
John Gill v;illiaDi Knight
William Grisccm Joseph Branson
Joshua Evens Isaac Homer, Jun*r
Benja; Swett Sarah Griscom
Thomas Redman Mary Swett *
Joseph Burrough Sarah Gill
Samuel Brown Rebekah Brown
John Gaunt Deborah Griscom
Peter Thompson Beulah Clement
Joseph KaighlriHannah Clement
John Stokes 'Beulah Stokes
Joseph Lipplncott Mary Glover
Thomas V/ebster Hannah Elfreth
John Glover Esabel Knight
Jonathan Knight
Ann Hopkins
Samuel Hopkins
. Elizabeth Hopkins
Sarah Hopkins,Jun'r
John Est: Hopkins
Isaac Ballinger
Patience Ballinger
Samuel V/ebster
Sarah V/ebster
Rebekah Price
Reuben Burrough
Ann Webster
Eliz? V/ebster
Ellz? Hugg
Hannah Albertson
Jacob Jcnings
Ann JeninRS
Josiah jilbei'tson
Ann Albertson
Sarah Hopkins
Isaac J(}nings
Judith Jenings
John Jcnings
Isaac Hopkins
Saroh Hopkins
Ebenezer Hopkins
Josiah Hoidcins
Jacob Jenings
Samuel Jcnings
James Jenings
Benja: Hopkins
*John Est: Hopkins was John Estaugh Hopkins, father of William
Hopkins who married Ann Morgan
Copied from: Marriage Certificates - Haddonfield.
1737-1866. Page 113.
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DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS
CUCTODIAN
OF
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19106
rcR(rRr
HOWARD H. BRINTON ALICE P. ALLEfJ
At a Monthly Meeting held the 15th of 6th month 1705.
Jacob Jennings requested a certificate for his
son Jacob whom he hath placed an apprentice to a friend
within the Compass of Mount holly Monthly Meeting.
Peter Thompson is appointed to the service.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 11th of 7th mo.' 1785.
The friend appointed produced a certificate for
Jacob Jennings to Mount Holly which was read approved
and signed by the clerk.
Ibid, p 96,
At a Monthly Meeting held the 10th day of the 7th month 1786
Jacob Jenings a Youth returned to this meeting a
Certificate given him to Mount holly, in the 7th month
last, with that Meeting's indorsement thereon dated the
8th of 6th mo. last, which was read and received.
Ibid. pll2,
Jacob Jennings^was en active and useful member of
Haddonfield Monthly Meeting. He served on the committee
for educating the negroes; the one in charge of the plans
for a new schoolhouse; one conducting an inquiry about the
use of intoxicating liquors. In addition he was frequently
appointed to act in cases of individual discipline and to
represent his meeting at other meetings.
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DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS
OF
PHtUADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET
Philadilphia. Pennsylvania 19I06
eupToeiAM
HOWARD H. SRINTON
At a Monthly Meeting held theSth of 10th month 1787.
The vVomen requested a Certificate may be prepared for
Judith Jenings to Evesham- Daniel Roberts is appointed
to the service.
At a Monthly Meeting held the I'dth day of the 11th month
1787
The friend appointed produced a certificate for
Judith Jenings, which was read and with some amendment
approved and sign'd by the Clerk, in order to be sent to
the V/omen for their signing.
From: Minutes of Kaddonfield Monthly Meeting
1781-1804. ppl33, 134.
JOHN JETTNriGS
At a Monthly Meeting held at Haddonfieldthe 9th of 3rd
Month 1789.
One of the overseers from the preparative meeting
reported that John Jennings has been dealt with for being
guilty of Fornication and accomplishing his Marriage with
the same person, contrary to good order. Benjamin Swott
and Daniel Roberts are appointed to visit and labour with
him, in order to lay before him the evil of such conduct,
and the necessity there is of endeavouring to witness a
state of true-repentance, and to report their sense of
the situation of his mind to next meeting.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 13th of 4th Month 1789.
The Oomraittee appointed to visit and labour \vith John
Jenings, reported they have had an Opportunity with him;
and that he did not appear in.a suitable disposition to
condemn his misconduct, but tS# iieeting being informed
that the women have not come to a result, respecting his
wife; the case is referred to next Meeting.
ecNCTAnr
ALICE P. ALLEN
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DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS
OF
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19106
eutreoiAN
ano M. BRiNTON
JOHN JENNINGS, continued,
11th of 5th month, 1789.
The Case of John Jenlngs coming under Consideration,
and the Meeting being informed that the women have cone
to the result'to Testify against his wife, John Gill and
Thomas Redman are appointed to prepare a Testimony against
them and produce to next Meeting.
8th of 6th month 1789.
The friends appointed produced a Testimony against
John Jenings P-niJ Sarah his Wife, which was read approved
and Signed by the Clerk, end Joshua Evens and Nathan
Lippincott are appointed to deliver them a Copy inform
them of their priviledge of Appeal, and report to next
Meeting.
13th of 7th month, 1789.
The friends appointed reported they have delivered
to John Jenings & Wife, a Oopy of the Testimony against
them, and informed them of their priviledge of Appeal, and
that they said they should not appeal, therefore J. T.
Glover is appointed to read the Testimony at the Close
of a public First day Meeting at Haddonfield, and return
it to next Meeting.
10th day of the 8th month 1789.
The friend appointed reported he had read the Testi
mony against John Jenings & V/ife, & now returned it.
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CCaCTAIIV
ALICE P. ALLEN
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DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS
or
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania I9io6
CUSTODIAN
HOWARD H. BRINTON ECHfTAny
ALICE P, ALLEN
J/U!ES JENINCkS
At a Ivionthly Meeting held the 11th of 6th Month 1792
A Certificate was also produced for James Jenings
a Youth, to the same J.5eeting (Chesterfield), which was read
approved and signed by the Clerk.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 14th of 9th mo. 1795.
Jennings produced a Certificate from the
Monthly meeting of friends at Chesterfield dated the
4th of 8th month, which was read and received.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 13th of 6th month 1803. ;
Report in writing was produced from the prepar- '
ative Meeting at Haddonfield, that James Jennings has 1
been dealt with for being guilty of Fornication with
his brother's V/ldow, and for iwarrylng her, Benjamin Swett
& David Arney are appointed to visit him and endeavour
as they may be enabled to lay the evil of his Conduct
before him and report to next Meeting.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 11th of 7th month 1803. !
The friends appointed reported they have had an [
opportunity with James Jennings agreeable to appoint- ^
ment; it Is therefore agreed to Testify against his ;
reproachful conduct, and Thomas Githens and Thomas
Redman are appointed to prepare a Testimony against
him and produce to next meeting.
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DEPARTMENT dF RECORDS
or
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET
PHILAOtLPHIA. PBNNSYUVANIA 19I06
eU<TODI*N
HOWARD H. BRINTON
ecniTHMv
ALICE P. ALLEN
James Jennings, continued
At a Monthly Meeting held at Haddonfield the 6th of 0th
month 1803.
The friends appointed produced a Testimony against James
Jenings which was read, and with some amendment approved, and
sign'd by the Clerk, and Samuel Clement 8c Thomas Githens are
appointed to deliver him a copy, inform him of his priviledge
of appeal, and report to next meeting.
At a Monthly Meeting held the 12th Of 9th mo/ 1803
One of the friends appointed , reported they have de
livered James Jennings a copy of the Testimony against him,
and informed him of his priviledge of appeal, and that he
replied he should not appeal.
Copied from The Minutes of Haddonfield
Monthly Meeting 1781-1804.
pp 454, 456, 458, 459.