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Re: Looking for Jean Jenkinson

1_vferrie — 2012-04-23 02:59:23Z

I am not sure if this is the same Jean you are looking for but my mother who lived in Nanaimo BC and was quite actively involved in geaneology and bringing families together passed away three years ago now in February. I hope this helps, sorry to inform you of this, Mom was very dedicated and passionate in her hobby.

sincerely,

Vikki Ferrie

Re: Anthony Jenkinson of the Muscovy Company

Buzzwest — 2012-02-16 18:28:32Z

Anthony, we are organising a dinner to mark the 40th anniversary of our all being on Brigade Squad. If you are the same Anthony Jenkinson and I recall you were Lord Sherborne's grandson, please get in touch. Buzzwst@aol.com. We would all like to see you again.

Horace Czarnikow

craigtaggart — 2012-01-14 14:41:07Z

Hello Anthony,
I hope you may be able to help me as i see you are the great grandson of Ada Czarnikow.
I am in no way related to this family but I am hoping that you know of any living descendents of Horace Czarnikow.
I live in Zurich, Switzerland, and today bought in a junk shop, a small leather bound French/English dictionary published in 1873, stamped inside the cover is H Czarnikow, and written Harrow Nov 1880. Czarnikow being such an unusual name in England i found Horace at Harrow School in the 1881 Census. it would be nice to find out how it ended up in Switzerland, and the possible return of it to it's family.
Thank you for your time.
Kind regards,
Craig Taggart, Switzerland.

James Jenkinson - Canada

angelamay12 — 2012-01-01 00:51:28Z

Can anyone help me I'm looking for a cousin who was born in Alberta Canada 1983 +/- 1 called James Jenkinson whose farther was David Graham Jenkinson born in Cheshire, England in 1950. His Grandfarther was James Jenkinson born inn 1923, Altrincham Cheshire. James has on older sister born around 1979 in Alberta Canada called Amanda, Unfortunatley I don't have a mothers name and David died in the late 1980's in Canada.
Any help in tracing my lost cousins would be much appreciated.
Angela Jenkinson

Re: Jenkinson/New Bedford

malam11 — 2011-12-04 19:21:35Z

Tammy At long last I have found the photo it is in a bad state but you are very welcome to it. It will not copy so I would be willing to post it to you if you could give me an addess or post box number
Alma

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

nwalker41 — 2011-11-20 17:53:42Z

sorry Gordon, didn't realise that jenkinson81 was you.

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

nwalker41 — 2011-11-20 16:33:53Z

dont know if my Jenkinsons are related to the Chief but my gg.grandfather was born in Coniston, England. He was john jenkinson b 1842. Is there a connection to you?

Regards Noreen

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

jenkinson81 — 2011-11-19 22:56:52Z

joseph jenkinson b-1800 in conidton lasncashire englsnd is my great great grandfather

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

jenkinson81 — 2011-11-19 22:56:47Z

joseph jenkinson b-1800 in conidton lasncashire englsnd is my great great grandfather

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

jenkinson81 — 2011-11-19 22:56:44Z

joseph jenkinson b-1800 in conidton lasncashire englsnd is my great great grandfather

George Rupert Jenkinson and Marian Kermode

kuala151 — 2011-11-05 18:41:55Z

I have a George Rupert Jenkinson b. 1881 in Yorkshire marrying a "Marian" Martha Kermode (b. 1880) on 28 June 1906 in Liverpool, England and emigrating to Canada about 1907 (resident in Durham, Ontario in 1911 Canada Census).

I am specifically trying to determine the parents of George, and particularly Marian to confirm family linkage. Although I have the specific marriage date/location (from a child's birth registration), I cannot locate the marriage registration in Liverpool.
Any help would be appreciated.

Jacob Orr Jenkinson, b 1877, Kildarton, Armagh

guitar15 — 2011-09-17 23:04:36Z

Hi,

I’ve recently been researching Jacob Orr Jenkinson, b 1877, Kildarton, Armagh. I'm trying to estblish if he is related to John James Jenkinson, b 1859, Armagh and his brothers, Maxwell Jenkinson, b 1860, Armagh and Thomas George Jenkinson b 1863, Armagh. His marriage details state that JO’s father was George Jenkinson (Farmer – deceased). Anyone out there who can help?

Re: JENKINSON, ARMAGH, IRELAND

guitar15 — 2011-09-16 22:04:15Z

David,

Hi - this is a really old message but I recognise the person you are referring to. Thomas George J raised a large family in Bamber Bridge, Preston, which I am currently researching. I don't have the birth record but happy to share what I have so far. I'm also interested in finding out more about his brother, John James Jenkinson 1859 - 1915, assuming I have the right person.

Jenkinsons related via the Czarnikow family of London and Poland

bmorris1601 — 2011-09-14 10:47:06Z

Any Jenkinsons who are related via Ada Czarnikow, daughter of Ada Louisa Ashlin (who married Caesar Czarnikow), daughter of Louisa Harvey Ashlin and her husband Spencer Ashlin, son of John Musson Ashlin of Rush House, Lavendar Hill, Wandsworth … are also descended from (1) John Harvey silk mercer and haberdasher of Ludgate Hill and his wife Louisa Hall; (2) George Hall goldsmith of the the Strand and his wife Elinor Wyllys; (3) Joseph Wyllys (apothecary of South Weald) and his wife Deborah Hayes (m. about 1740); (4) Edward Willis (rector if Ingrave 1698-1732) and his wife Mary Rhodes (m. at St Thomas’s Church, Brentwood, Essex 1697); and (5) John Wyllis MA (rector of Ingrave from 1662 until his death in 1696). Further information on the Wyllys/Hall/Harvey family is available by emailing b.morris@btinternet.com. Some branches of this family had roots in the City of London trading community, probably going back to the sixteenth century, and possibly into undocumented times before that. On the internet there is plenty of information about Caesar Czarnikow and his son Horace Czarnkow, accessible through any search engine.
All best, B.

Re: Richard Napoleon Jenkinson (D 1858 Liverpool Lancashire)

jenksg51 — 2011-08-18 09:16:15Z

Hi Keith,
I just realised that you had replied to my post of 2005. Thank-you for making contact. I have not had a subscription to Ancestry.co for about 6 years.
We swapped emails a month or two ago regarding your Bendigo relatives.
I now know that the English RNJ was an infant when he died in 1858. We know about the Bendigo RNJ who died in 1860.
I look forward to further contact.
Regards,
Greg Jenkinson

Re: William Jenkinson

ljr3661 — 2011-08-16 17:02:28Z

I have a Samuel A. Jenkinson with brothers Joseph and Robert coming to the US from England in as far as I can tell abt. 1855-1858. They had a brother William who I believe also came to the US but came later than the first three brothers so the 1863 date would be about right. Two of the first three brothers (Samuel and Joseph) served in the civil war as confederate soldiers. Robert Jenkinson lived the rest of his life in Canada. My ancestor is Samuel A. Jenkinson. He and his brother Joseph can be found on the 1860 Wilkinson, Desha Co. Arkansas census. Both state they were born in England. I have not tried to trace William but there is a tree on ancestry.com about Robert's family. Unfortunately his family lost track of their gr gr grandfather's other brothers but they did track the parents of the brothers in England. Their Father's name was also Samuel A. Jenkinson. Don't know if this gives you any leads but it could possibly be a match. My Grandmother's nephew says that his father always told him that they had Jenkinson relatives in Indiana. That might be a clue for the other Jenkinson brothers Joseph and William.
My email: twojroses@gmail.com if you have questions.

Re: Thomas Jenkinson b abt 1638 in England f/o Ann

wolfefam — 2011-08-08 00:34:41Z

The following information I found posted on Ancestry.com. It says that Thomas Jenkinson's father is Thomas Jenkinson.
Born in Bangor, County Down, in what is now Northern Ireland. Bangor is on the coast, east of Belfast.

Source: GENUKI; United Kingdom and Ireland, International Genealogical Index, Ireland. Bangor Parish Records

Made oath in court in 1740 that he had come from Ireland via Philadelphia with his family. Original is on microfilm in the Virginia State Library, Richmond, VA. This was the common route for Scots Irish Presbyterian immigrants, since the Quakers in PA welcomed them, whereas they sometimes ran into problems with the Church of England folks in the Tidewater.

He purchased 318 acres of land on Hays' and Moffet's creeks in what is now Rockbridge County on 18 June 1746. Hays Creek joins the Maury River in the little town of Rockbridge Baths, near the beginning of the beautiful Goshen Pass, which the river cuts through the mountains near Lexington.

He was appointed overseer of a road from the Court House to the Timber Bridge.

He owned a grist mill - mentioned in his will. Hays Mill is also mentioned in a history of Rockbridge County (County Library) as one of the early mills in the area. Hays Creek was named after the mill.

Also what made you believe that Dorothy's maiden name might be Fisher?

Re: William Jenkinson

natashag139 — 2011-07-01 02:10:58Z

Hi Tamara,
This William Jenkinson seems to be very elusive. As is his wife?? Margaret Todd. After she has the children she seems to just disappear. In the newspapers there seems to be 2 William Jenkinson's one who is a bit of a criminal and the other a teacher. But the teacher seems to be in all the right place when the children are born. Im just so confused and frustrated with him.

Anyway thankyou so much for the info and also the book title I might go check it out.

If there is anything I can help you out with please let me know.

Thanks again
Natasha

Re: William Jenkinson

natashag139 — 2011-07-01 02:10:54Z

Re: William Jenkinson

natashag139 — 2011-07-01 02:10:33Z

Re: William Jenkinson

Tam_41 — 2011-06-30 08:58:53Z

Hi Natasha,
I'm a descendant of William Jenkinson.
A few years ago I received this book:

Owen, C.E. and Whitesman, C.M., Hammer, Saw and Scythe: The Bott Family History, p75.

On that page it lists his birthplace as Tasmania.

I did a search at the time of what I could in Tasmania, and came up with nothing. I've had no luck ever since!

Tamara

Re: Richard Napoleon Jenkinson (D 1858 Liverpool Lancashire)

kandethomas — 2011-05-21 15:46:14Z

Hi,

I am researching my family and have a direct link to Ann Eudey who married Henry Thomas. After his death in Taradale she remarried John Napoleon Jenkinson and if you are able to provide any further information I might have information on our family line that might be of use.

regards,

Keith Thomas

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

djenkinson6048 — 2011-05-11 13:43:37Z

The tribe was called the Munsee Delaware Indians. The chance that one of the chiefs was actually named Munsee is highly doubtful. Eliza Jane called him Chief Munsee so I always leave it at that.

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

lukemagers1 — 2011-05-11 04:03:43Z

This is my family line as well. Eliza Jane Munsey is my Great Great Grandmother. Im sorry, but there has been no evidence that a Chief Munsey/Muncie ever existed. He is believed to be a mythological figure. According to family, My G-G-Grandmother, Eliza Jane, did have special beads which were passed on to her that she kept in her possession throughout her life. It is believed that these were the beads that may have originated from the Delaware-Muncee Tribe, but this has never been confirmed. This is probably where the story originated. If you have anything showing that Eliza Jane is of tribal descent, I would love to share info with you. All I have are family stories.

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

djenkinson6048 — 2011-02-20 03:45:52Z

I did some research into your branch of the tree.

Joseph G. Jenkinson was married to Alma Parcher.

Joseph was the son of George R. Jenkinson and Eliza Jane Munsey. Eliza's father was a kinsman of Chief Muncie.

George R. was the son of Joseph G. Jenkinson and Elzabeth Jane Wade.

Joseph was the son of Francis Jenkinson and Catherine Shockey.

Francis was the son of William Jenkinson and Frances Borges.

Joseph G, Francis and William were all born in Pennsylvania.

I have tons of other information if you would like to see it.

I would like to see the info that you have because I have a few blanks on that branch of the tree.

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

djenkinson6048 — 2011-02-18 04:41:02Z

I would like to have your data. I have some blanks in part of that branch of the family.

You do have some errors in your data. For instance, George Jenkinson (husband of Eliza Munsey) was born in Darke County, Ohio as were two of his siblings. The last two of his siblings were born in Indiana. You also have a few dates that are wrong.

my email is jenkinson@fuse.net I look forward to seeing your data.

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

djenkinson6048 — 2011-02-18 04:31:00Z

As I said before, I have no information on the people that you listed. I do not see a connection between your family and mine.

Re: Jenkinson family related to Chief Munsee

candy_hendrickson — 2011-02-18 03:33:24Z

FRANCES MARY JENKINSON PETERBAUGH WAS MY GREAT GRD MOTHER AND SHE WAS AT ONE TIME MARRIED TO WILL F. PETERBAUG AND HAD A DAUGHTER AND SHE WAS MY GRT GRDMA ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) PETERBAUGH SYLVESTER......AND SHE HAD A BROTHER NAMED GEORGE....SAME FAMILY......IF SO COULD YOU SEND ME THE INFO YOU HAVE TO CME@OLYPEN.COM........THANKS ALOT CANDY

Re: Richard Napoleon Jenkinson (D 1858 Liverpool Lancashire)

kandethomas — 2011-02-09 16:23:33Z

Hi,

John Napoleon Jenkinson Married my GG Grandfather Henry Thomas's widow Ann Eudey (spelt Endey in Australian records) at Bendigo 3/10/1868.

Please contact me on kandethomas@gmail.com

Re: Richard Napoleon Jenkinson (D 1858 Liverpool Lancashire)

kandethomas — 2011-02-09 16:23:30Z

Hi,

John Napoleon Jenkinson Married my GG Grandfather Henry Thomas's widow Ann Eudey (spelt Endey in Australian records) at Bendigo 3/10/1868.

Please contact me on kandethomas@gmail.com

Re: Anthony Jenkinson of the Muscovy Company

anthonyjenkinson34 — 2011-01-04 01:02:28Z

John Anthony Jenkinson and Joan Molesworth Dunn had only one child my father Robin Jenkinson. Joan Dunn had previously been married to Hubert Duggan, stepson of Lord Curzon. After the death of Anthony Jenkinson she was married a third time to Charles Dutton, Lord Sherborne. Robin Jenkinson married Helene Novikova daughter of Vladimir Novikov and Zoya Rud, and had three children: myself, also John Anthony Jenkinson, and my sisters Tamara and Tatiana.

Re: George Seymour Jenkinson m Ada Louise Czarnikow 1899

anthonyjenkinson34 — 2011-01-02 18:57:39Z

I am the great grandson of the couple referenced above and
can provide you with information from the time of their marriage until now.

Re: Anthony Jenkinson of the Muscovy Company

anthonyjenkinson34 — 2011-01-02 18:53:29Z

In 2007 you kindly answered when I posted a query about the Jenkinson and Czarnikow families. Extraordinary though it is I only saw your answer a few minutes ago as I rather dropped off the radar as far as ancestry.com is concerned.

I am very interested in hearing more on your connections to Horace Czarnikow, in fact anything at all you may know about the Czarnikow family generally. As I said on my posting Ada Czarnikow is my great grandmother yet I know almost nothing about the Czarnikow's other than Ada's father
made a lot of money in sugar trading. I know even less about Horace, Ada's brother.

Apparently Horace and Ada's father Cesar married a woman from Bierton, Buckinghamshire with the surname of Ashlin (my great great grandmother and I know nothing at all of that side of the family.

Thanks again for replying and much look forward to hearing from you.

Decendants Of William Jenkinson b1852-d1922 (married Betsy Nelson 1872,) Bolton Lancashire, England

Tammyscully69 — 2010-12-13 22:19:29Z

Need any information on following children of William,

William b1874,
Thomas b1876,
Herbert b1877 UK-d1947 MA,USA,
Frederick b1879-d1917,
Polly b1882 (aka Mary Jenkinson),
Arthur b1884,
Frank b1887,
Eveline b1889,
Beatrice b1890,
Randolph b1893 (aka James Randal Jenkinson)
Stanley b1898 imm. to USA 1923/1925.

If anyone can help, I would surely appreciate it.

Re: Jenkinson/New Bedford

Tammyscully69 — 2010-12-13 21:30:03Z

Sorry this reply is such a long time coming. It wasn't till last week that I started researching (along with my father) our family history which started in England.

It indeed sounds as though you have a photograph of my great grandfather or great great Uncle who both immigrated to New Bedford Massachusetts. My great grandfather Herbert immigrated in 1905 and My Great Great Unlce Stanley in 1925.
My great grandfather Herbert and gguncle Stanley both lived on Central Ave and my great grandfather owned a restaurant on Acushnet Ave.

Please do get in touch with me as I would love to trace down the relation and hopefully get a glimpse of the photo as I do not have one.

Re: William Jenkinson

TammyScully969 — 2010-12-13 21:01:21Z

DO you have more information in regards to William such as parents names - siblings - where in England he lived. There were many William Jenkinsons around that era. If you have any other information I can review my family information.

Re: Herbert Jenkinson b1877-d1947

paenflap1 — 2010-12-08 06:28:32Z

Sorry,
I forgot to leave my email. My daughter Tammy also posted on this site to which you responded.

Please contact me a paenflap@fidnet.com

Bob Scully

Re: Herbert Jenkinson b1877-d1947

paenflap1 — 2010-12-08 05:59:54Z

Frances, thank you for replying to my post. Would like to make contact with you.

Re: Herbert Jenkinson b1877-d1947

zottle — 2010-12-08 03:16:38Z

Did you get my email that I sent?

Re: Herbert Jenkinson b1877-d1947

TammyScully969 — 2010-12-04 21:29:27Z

I am told Herbert Jenkinson was my great grandfather. Please contact me at scully.tammy@yahoo.com

Re: JENKINSON Family E. Ontario

hollyhimes_1 — 2010-09-07 03:07:40Z

Sorry I forgot to mention Inez Jenkinson is from Prescott, ontario 15 minutes from Spencerville

Re: JENKINSON Family E. Ontario

hollyhimes_1 — 2010-09-07 03:07:02Z

Hi, I am wondering if the people you have listed of spencerville ontario are any relation to Inez Jenkinson mother of Larry Himes, Pam Cass and Margaret Mallon.

Re: jenkinson ontario and alberta

pinochio36 — 2010-08-25 20:34:58Z

Hello,my great uncle was nephew of joshua jenkinson, living inRibstone, Alberta, i have some info but would love a photo of Wilson Akitt,if there is one out there!!. He emigrated in 1906 from Chester,cheshire,uk. regards carolyn.

Re: Children of Robert Elizabeth Jenkinson born 1804 and later

Thacker783 — 2010-08-09 17:07:08Z

Robert and Elizabeth's children were born in Arklow, Wicklow, Ireland. Robert's 2nd marriage to Harriet produced 4 children.

Re: Newark NJ Jenkinsons

Thacker783 — 2010-08-09 16:58:13Z

I have a Charles James Jenkinson b. Dec 3, 1828 Wicklow, Arklow, Ireland died in Newark NJ June 5 1878. Parents were Robert Jenkinson and Harriet.

Re: Jenkinson info Rathdrum Parish, Wicklow County, Ireland

Thacker783 — 2010-08-09 16:51:43Z

I have ancestor Robert Jenkinson married to Elizabeth Bestall in Wicklow, Arklow, Ireland. He had 18 children in two marriages. According to His son, Francis Jenkinson's obituary Robert's father was Earl of Liverpool, but I don't see the connection to them.
Robert Jenkinson went to Canada, then New York, then Michigan and then Wisconsin.
Do you have any info on Robert Jenkinson's father?
Thanks

David L. Jenkinson in Amarillo, TX 1943

drbrownlee — 2010-07-24 05:41:00Z

David is pictured in the yearbook of the 422nd Technical School Squadron at Amarillo Army Air Field in Amarillo, Texas. The 422nd produced mechanics and technicians to maintain the Flying Fortresses. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching this family.

William Jenkinson

Bert_Budge — 2010-03-20 19:29:40Z

Does anyone know about a William Jenkinson who came to the U.S. from England. Some records say he was born in 4April44 other records say about 1845. He came on the Rotterdam in 1863. Thank you.

Re: Richard Napoleon JENKINSON & Sarah Ann Faulk LAMB

mpj1912 — 2010-01-24 00:18:31Z

Hi
Have just read your post. Our family is also descended from William Ernest George Jenkinson..Richard Napoleon etc. More specifically, we are descended from son of W.E.G., also named W.E.G. Let me know if you are interested in working out the family history connections.
Shelley Jenkinson

Re: Mary Jenkinson, Yorkshire, UK

hamilton297 — 2010-01-08 17:23:31Z

Hi
I BELEIVE MARY JENKINSON TO HAVE BEEN MY MUMS SISTER,HER MAIDEN NAME WAS DONNELLY WHO MOVED TO YORKSHIRE FROM GLASGOW MANY YEARS AGO,SHE WAS MARRIED T CHARLIE HAD A SON LEO AND DAUGHTER MAUREEN,