Pinkney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Calvin Pinkney 1896, sumter, south carolina

smcdaniel82 — 2012-02-22 02:51:22Z

Hello,
Im looking for my great grandfathers information. So far I can only find the social security death certificate. However I am looking for his parents or siblings. If you can help I would appreciated.

Re: Missing Relative,surname PINKNEY,African-American

queen_bee87 — 2012-01-18 03:58:08Z

Hello! My name is Malaysia Renee' Pinkney. I am the Great-Grandaughter of a Helen Ramsey(or Ramsay)Pinkney. Her late husbands name was Joe Pinkney. He passed away in the early 2000's when i was only about 8. He left behind a son (my dad's father) and his name is Joe Pinkney also. All of the people i just mentioned in this paragraph live in Brunswick or st. simons island GA. I hope i helped you.

Re: Help! Please Pinkney Census Look-up

HayleyHay5 — 2011-09-15 15:06:58Z

Hi John,

I am researching the Pinkney family in Suffolk. I have Eric Pinkney b1921, Beryl Pinkney b 1923, Gerald Pinkney b1926 and Roy Pinkney b1928 all in Ispwich.

Mother is Winifred Anna Bailey and I am told father's name is Charles Joseph Pinkney. Do you have confirmation of this? I am unable to find further information on birth or census records.

Many thanks

PINKNEY Robertis - Vietnam Wall section 8W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-06 19:14:32Z

PINKNEY Robertis - Vietnam Wall section 8W

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PINKNEY Harvey T - Vietnam Wall section 14W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-11 14:21:14Z

PINKNEY Harvey T - Vietnam Wall section 14W

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PINKNEY Edgar - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-12-20 13:15:30Z

Name: Pinkney, T/5 Edgar
Date: Dec 4 1948
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #064.
Notes: Pinkney, T/5 Edgar, husband of Magdalene; son of Sam and Clorte; brother of Lucille; lost his life in Italy, June 11, 1945.
Friends may call at the House of Wills Funeral Home, 2491 E. 55th St., Cleveland, Ohio Friday.
Services Saturday, Dec. 4, 1948 at 2:30 p. m.
Interment Highland Park Cemetery, Millitary service conducted by Lemuel T. Boydston Post 94. American Legion.

Re: Robert Pinkney 1826c Tudhoe Durham

dorbrijac1 — 2010-07-10 12:15:41Z

Nice to know that someone else is on the case!! I also had info from someone that a John Pinkney 1763-1837 was married first to a Mary Simpson and then in 1812 to Jane Atkinson and the children were baptised at St Oswalds RC Croxdale. Then more info that John P of East Butsfield married Jane Mackertney on 21 Sep 1817 in the presence of Jim Wheatley and Geo Walton with the baptism on 31 Oct `1817 of daughter Jane.
Also have in the 1841 census Robert b 1826 Durham, agricultural labourer and lodger with Margaret Dickinson at Old Park Auckland. There happens to be a John P, agric labourer b 1800 Durham and Ann b 1801, but not in Durham, with children Mary b 1827 and Joh b 1834 at Redworth, Heighington (which is apparanctly only 3 miles apart.
So much info - and so confusing

Re: Robert Pinkney 1826c Tudhoe Durham

action49 — 2010-07-10 04:47:50Z

Ooops I see someone has my Jane as dying in 1830 so she wouldnt be Peter's mother in 1841!

However on another board there is someone who owns Peter Pinkney and believes his parents to be Jane McKertney and John Pinkney so these may be your ancestors. The John may well still be my man (surely there cant have been too many John Pinkneys in Tudhoe at around that time???!) and we havent picked up on a third marriage.

Re: Robert Pinkney 1826c Tudhoe Durham

action49 — 2010-07-10 04:33:21Z

I cannot be certain but I am wondering whether he may have been the son of my 4gt grandfather John Pinkney and his second wife, Jane Atkinson. I think Jane was the Jane mentioned in the 1841 census as living with her son Keter (actually Peter) in Whitworth. Subsequent census entries for Peter indicate that he was born in Tudhoe - my John died in Tudhoe in about 1835. If your Robert's father, John was alive in 1850 then obviously this isnt him but it is a hypothesis that bears thinking about.

Re: Pinkney

tamakeahey1 — 2010-06-01 15:51:22Z

I have a great grandfather with the middle name of Pinkey and also have wondered about the name. His name was William Pinkey Gravitt. He was born in 1806, probably in Georgia to William Gravitt and Mary Hammond. If you find out about the name, please post it.

Pinkney

lindajcox333 — 2010-05-04 02:37:12Z

I have an ancestor named John Pinkney Dumas born 1840 in Choctaw County, Mississippi and died after the Civil War, in which he served. I have always wondered where that Pinkney name came from.

There was one other family member with Pinkney as a middle name: James Pinkney Dumas born September 12, 1820 in Greenville District, South Carolina (John's uncle) - I have lots on him, except the origin of that name.

His father was Elhannon Winchester Dumas born 1779 in Richmond County, North Carolina.

His father was Benjamin Dumas, Jr. born 1729 in Louisa County, Virginia.

Hope someone has an idea...

Thanks, lindajcox3@hotmail.com

Re: Pinkney/Pinckney freedpersons

elder1 — 2010-03-12 20:29:41Z

Please give specific information on where in LA James Pinkney lived. My line is Hopson Pinckney of Charleston SC. His daughter Mary Elizabeth married Samuel Ashe and second Daniel Cannon Edwards. Mary Elizabeth received many slaves from her parents. After the death of her 2nd husband she left SC for MS then TX where she died. Her sons moved to LA after about 1855 and lived in St Landry Parrish. They had some of the slaves in LA. It is possible that the original Pinckney slaves could have taken the name Pinckney rather than Edwards or Ashe.

Pinkney/Pinckney freedpersons

ladic21 — 2010-03-12 19:36:22Z

My husband is trying to find his gg grandfather, Jas Pinkney. Born in SC so were his parents. Most of the Jas I found were white. He may have used a nick name of Jas. We know the original spelling was Pinckney, but the c was dropped. he was born 1840, then sometime after moved to LA married and had children. He married a women named Alice in 1895. This is our line we are looking at. Cant find her maiden name only that she also came from SC. But was born after 1865. Does anyone have any info on freedpersons by the name of Jas Pinckney or pinkney? Having problems trying to find list's of freedpersons. He would have been 10 or 11 when this happend.

Re: Pinkney

ladic21 — 2010-03-12 19:28:41Z

yes actually its a very prominent name since the signing of the declaration of independence. Two men who signed it are Pinckney's, from England. Of course they were also slave owners, and their slaves were givin this name as well, but there are other records that come from africa and the carribean islands that they were just givin the name. Some have dropped the c or have changed the spelling after 1850.

Pinkney

DebbieinAL — 2010-01-26 23:39:28Z

Was there a famous person maybe Civil War era or before that someone would name their child by this name? Thanks, Debbie in AL

Re: Pinkney and Wilson connection?

Lwpatrick44 — 2009-12-23 19:00:57Z

Did you find anything out about the connection? My g-great grandfather's name was Pinkney Wilson. He was born in the 1850's in Arkansas and lived most of his life in and around Lamar County, Texas. His father went by the initials J A C Wilson, and we believe his first name was John. He had two children, Edgar and Henry. He married a woman named Valena Deford. I really don't know much more than that and also wondered what the connection was and if anyone knew anything else.

Linda

Laurenc Pinkney

Barry_Pease — 2009-11-28 14:07:19Z

I am looking for a Laurence Pinkney B. 1954 - Fathers name Robert William Pinkney and/or Samantha Currie formally Fung Kam Tam B. 1957 in Hong Kong. They were married in North Yorkshire at Catterick Garison in 1978.

PINKNEY Anna M 1878-1958

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 13:21:19Z

PINKNEY Anna M 1878-1958

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Re: Homer Pinkney

silentprayer1996 — 2009-04-27 00:28:49Z

I may know of relatives. I am searching also.

Robert Pinkney 1826c Tudhoe Durham

dorbrijac1 — 2008-11-10 13:41:09Z

My research has come to a halt because I cannot find the parents of my g g grandfather Robert Pinkney.In the various census's he is down as being born in Tudhoe, Fullwell and Durham. He married Jane Telford in 1850 and his father is on the marriage certificate as John Pinkney, coal miner. Robert died in 1890. Any help much appreciated as there are a few folk researching this side of the family. Regards Doreen

Re: Pinkney, Yorkshire, England

mrsmecca — 2008-09-29 20:03:36Z

Hi, my husband is David Metcalfe(B 1963 Ripon).Christopher Metcalfe and Jane Pinkney were his 3rd Gt Grandparents. We have many Metcalfe relatives in Ripon and surrounding areas.
I am only just beginning the Metcalfe tree, having exhausted the search for my maternal relatives.
Kind regards,
Nicola Metcalfe

Re: Hobart Pinkney--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Kris_Pinkney — 2008-08-30 18:00:57Z

Pinkney Park in Rowayton, CT was the home of my paternal grandparents. However it came to the Pinkney family through my paternal's grandfather's mother, who was a Dibble. The 3 families connected with the house are Dibble, Seeley & Pinkney. The Pinkneys are descended from William Pinkney of Annapolis, Maryland - The Honorable Wm Pinkney having served as a US Congressman, US Senator, Minister to England, Minister to Russia, Attorney General to President James Madison, also I believe he held other political positions.

I do not recall which part of the UK that the Honorable Wm. Pinkney's father came from in the 1700's to Maryland. I am not familiar with the first name of Hobart in my family tree.

Kris Pinkney

Re: Hobart Pinkney--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2008-08-27 12:24:19Z

Margaret, I'm not personally familiar with Pinkney Park, but here's a suggestion. Rowayton is part of Norwalk, CT so you may want to visit www.norwalkhistoricalsociety.org.
The society may be able to help you. Good luck.

Re: Hobart Pinkney--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

hallmargaret123 — 2008-08-27 07:48:31Z

I was pleased to find a reference to Pinkney, as my husbands family include Pinkneys who were in Nottingham, UK and then in Birmingham, Warwickshire. But on visits to daughter in Rowayton,CT we have been to Pinkney Park, and wondered if there is a connection. Do you know any more?
We would love to know.
Margaret

New DNA Results are in!

CheriMello1 — 2008-02-13 22:39:44Z

You can view the new DNA results here: http://www.familytreedna.com/public/binkley/ (Click on Y Results).

In group 1, kit 71739 has upgraded to 37 markers with results due any day now. In group 2, kit 78682 has upgraded to 37 with results due in 6-8 weeks. I have not asked the 3rd group, John Binkley of NC to upgrade to 37, as there is no reason to do so, until they start getting matches.

Two new kits are coming due. Both believe that they do not match the Swiss Binkleys. One kit will start having results trickle in late this week or early next week and the other kit will be back in 6-8 weeks.

Group 1 is getting a little closer to splitting apart, but will still need more DNA participants in order for me to do this.

If you are interested in DNA and how it can help you, feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,
Cheri Mello
Binkley/Pinkley DNA Admin.

DNA Holiday Sale ends Dec. 31st

CheriMello1 — 2007-12-26 23:03:21Z

Hi all,

Hope everyone had a nice holiday.

Just a quick reminder that FamilyTree DNA (FTDNA)'s holiday sale will end on Dec. 31st at 11:59 pm CST. There is still time to order your DNA test. A Y-DNA 25 marker is $15 off and a Y-DNA 37 marker is $30 off. You need to be a male with the surname of Binkley/Pinkley (or variation) to test. If you are a female or a male without the surname of Binkley/Pinkley, you can have a male Binkley/Pinkley cousin test in your place. Place your order here (scroll down) and choose the INVOICE method to pay by. You will have through Jan. to pay the invoice. https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=D26491&...

I am also a member of the Pinkney list on Rootsweb.

Sincerely,
Cheri Mello
Binkley/Pinkley DNA Administrator

DNA Study

CheriMello1 — 2007-11-11 17:09:15Z

Hello Members,

My name is Cheri Mello and I took over the Binkley/Pinkley DNA study with FamilyTree DNA. I've been involved in various DNA studies for the past 2.5 years. I'm a co-administrator of one study, sole administrator of two others, and am part of a DNA committee at my local genealogy society. I chose FamilyTreeDNA as the testing company as I like the tools they provide the administrators (me) to help manage the project (your DNA results).

You can find out more information here (how to join, cost, etc):
https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=D26491&...;...
(You can also access it from the main page at: www.ftdna.com and type in Pinkney, Binkley or Pinkley or any other allied surname in the search box).

Also, FamilyTree DNA has started their Holiday sale early. The Y-DNA 37 marker test is $30 off and the Y-DNA 25 marker is $15 off. You must order via the invoice method by Dec. 31st.

Email me with any questions. I am on the message board and the list. Thanks!

Sincerely,
Cheri Mello
Binkley/Pinkley DNA Admin
3G: Cynthia Pinkley (18teens - c. 1844)
Possibly the dau. of George Pinkley (maybe Benj. Pink) & Sarah

Re: Pinckney's passing for WHITE in SC

juliopkny — 2007-11-02 20:59:19Z

Need e-mail address to send clear info.

Sister of Louis Pinkney\

HESTER PINKNEY SPOUSE ULLYSSES BANKS
6/ /1868 – circa1941 / /1853

CHILD

TALMADGE DEWITT PINKNEY

TALMADGE DEWITT PINKNEY SPOUSE GRACE ADDISON
10/ /1880 - / /1882 -

CHILDREN

1. ADDISON V. PINKNEY, SR., b. / /1901 in Balto., Md., d. 4/11/1981 in Chestertown, Md. Married Lillian Amy Mosley, b. 4/11/1904 d. 12/ /1991 in Hyattsville, Md.
1. Addison V. Pinkney, Jr., b.
in
Married
2. Donald H. Pinkney, b.
3. Doris Pinkney, b
Married ? Lee, b. in
4. Frances A. Pinkney, b. in
Married ? Orme, b. in

2. DEWITT PINKNEY, b. / /1904 in Balto., Md., d. / / in Balto., Md.
Married

Son of Louis Pinkney

LOUIS HAMMOND PINKNEY

LOUIS HAMMOND PINKNEY SPOUSE FLOSSIE ELIZABETH HALL
4/ /1885 - / / 1915 3/30/1888 - 11/13/1982

CHILDREN

1. LOUIS HAMMOND PINKNEY, b. 7/29/1907 in Balto., Md., d. 3/2/1980 in Balto., Md.
Married first Frances Sheffy b. in
1. Louis Pinkney, b. in

2. THALMADGE H. PINKNEY, b. 5/20/1909 in Balto., Md., d. 10/20/1996 in Balto., Md.
Married first, Alfreida Jackson , b.
Married second, Cecelia Noel, b. in Balto., Md.
1. Kim S. Pinkney, b in Balto., Md.
2. Brian H. Pinkney, b. in Balto., Md.

3. Pia Pinkney, b. in Balto., Md.
Married ? Morales
4. Talmadge H. Pinkney, b. in Balto., Md.

3. SARAH C. PINKNEY, / /1913 in Balto., Md. d. 6/13/191918
( Died of blood poisoning which resulted from having ears pierced)
4. HELEN LOUISE PINKNEY, b. 8 31/1914, in Balto., Md. D. 3/20/2005
Married first, Milton Robinson
1. Delbert Pinkney Edwards, (Dell), b. 10/21/1935 in Balto., Md. d., 12/6/1991 in Balto., Md.
Married 1st Mary ? b. in
Married Second 2nd Leola ? b. in
Dwane Edwards
1. Dell Dwayne Edwards, b. in
2. Darryl Edwards, b. in
Married second, James Edwards, b. 10/26/1917 in
2. Diana Edwards, b. in Balto., Md.
Married Edward Smith, Jr., b. in
1. Allison Hall Smith, b. 2/8/1977 in

LOUIS F. PINKNEY Father of Louis H.

LOUIS F. PINKNEY SPOUSE SARAH J. HOPKINS
/ /1828 - d. 2/2/1900 1/ /1832 -

CHILDREN

1. JOSEPH HAMMOND PINKNEY, b 4/ /1856 in Balto., Md., d. 8/31/1933 in Balto., Md.
Married Sarah Hopkins, b. 12/25/1857 in Tyaskins, Md., d. 6/29/1918 in Balto., Md.
Known children - 9

2. JACOB PINKNEY, b. / /1859 in Balto., Md., d. ?
Known children - 0

3. HESTER PINKNEY, b. / /1860 in Balto., Md., d. / /1940 in Balto., Md.
Married Ulysses Banks, b. in
Known children - 1

4. FRANKLYN PINKNEY, b. 11/3/1863 in Balto., Md., d. 9/16/1939 in Balto., Md.
Known children - 0

5. JULIAN F. PINKNEY, b. 12/ /1871 in Balto., Md., d. ?
Known children - 0

(The 1903 City Directory Lists a Samuel Pinkney as residing at 804 McDonough St)

Family oral history States that Louis Pinkney was born in Carroll County in 1830 and was the slave of a man named Pinkney White. Louis Pinkney had three sisters, Mary Pinkney who married a man named ? James, Dollie Pinkney who married a Dr. Reid and a sister who married a Silas Caution. Also stated was that a family member drove a produce wagon which had a false bottom and carried runaway slaves to Pennsylvania. Other information states that there was a relative named Eugene Pinkney who lived in Annapolis, Maryland.

The earliest official records found of any family member is the 1850 census, which lists Lewis Pinkney as a 23 year old waiter at a hotel (Ward 6, page 397).

A copy of Louis Pinkney's death certificate reveals the following information:

Date of death--------------February 14, 1900 Full name of deceased----Louis F. Pinkney
Sex----------------------------Male Age----------------------------70 years
Color-------------------------Colored Martial status---------------Married
Occupation------------------Waiter Birthplace--------------------Carroll County
Duration of residence Cause of death, 1st---------Senility
in Baltimore City----------60 Years " " " , 2nd----Asthenia Duration of last sickness---6 Weeks
Place of Burial-------------Laurel Cemetery
Date of Burial--------------February 16, 1900
Undertaker-----------------George Shilling Medical Doctor---------------E. Mitchell
Place of Business----------Ashland Square Address-------------------------913 Broadway

(*Asthenia ---Abnormal body weakness, feebleness; decay of strength. (A term
descriptive of a patient's condition and of no help in making a diagnosis)

Comments
1. Louis Pinkney's death certificate did not reveal his parents names or the name of the
informant.

2. Carroll County did not exist when Louis Pinkney was born (1830). Carroll County was
formed in 1832
from parts of Frederick and Baltimore Counties. Louis Pinkney was probably born in
Baltimore County.

3. Louis Pinkney was the Slave of a Man named Pinkney White. William Pinkney's
daughter Isabella, Pinkney married a Man named Joseph White and had a son named
William Pinkney White. This is probably the Pinkney White who owned Louis
Pinkney.

4. Louis Pinkney worked for George S. Brown (Alex Brown & Sons.), a banker and
slaver.

5. The 1860 census list Louis Pinkney's as a farm laborer working for the Whitridge
Family.

6. Louis Pinkney married Sarah J. Hopkins, daughter of Charles Hopkins and a Cherokee
Indian named Julia (surname unknown).

7. The 1858 City Directory lists a Francis Pinkney as residing at 18 Lerew Al. with
Hannah Caution, (possibly Louis and Hannah's father?)

8. The 1903 city directory lists a Samuel Pinkney who resided at 804 McDonough St?

The 1850 census list's the following Pinkney:

Baltimore county, 1st District, Page 296
Name Age
Pinkney , Hammond 34
“ , Maria 26
" , Ureth 10
" , Cha ? 7
" , Eugean 1

Lewis Pinkney's family is as follows:

Father - ? Pinkney (Name may have been Francis)

1. LOUIS F. PINKNEY, born 1830, died February 14, 1900
Married Sarah J. Hopkins, born1832, died April 9, 1906
Known Children - 5

2. HENRIETTA PINKNEY, born 1835
Married Charles H. James, (a blacksmith), born October 1839
Known Children - 4
1. Louis James,
2. Margaret James
3. Eugene James
4. Ferdinand James

3. DOLLIE PINKNEY,
Married a Dr. Reid of Washington, D.C. (in Drug business)
Known children – 1(Martha Reid (mother of Cab Calloway)

4. HANNA? PINKNEY,
Married Samuel Caution (a sail maker)
Known Children - 2
1. Samuel Caution
2. Hamilton Caution

Re: TOWNSEND PINKNEY AND JOSEPHINE

Quad2954 — 2007-09-03 18:22:56Z

Hi Susan,

I would be glad to chat with you or Evelyn about the Pinkney's. They are not my direct line, but an affiliated family of my Gautier's. However, I am happy to share whatever information I can.

Did you ever get to visit Kensico Cemetery?

Please send me a message at my email address bmcdon@ptd.net and I will provide you with a means of contacting me by phone.

Best regards,

Beverly.

Re: TOWNSEND PINKNEY AND JOSEPHINE

melrydermom — 2007-09-03 16:11:26Z

Dear Beverly- Thank you for the info. The reason why I have been searching for info regarding Townsend and Josephine is that we have a very dear friend who is the daughter of Algernon Brown from his second marriage. Evelyn is in her 80's and lives in Florida now but grew up in Scarsdale, NY. She distinctly remembers Townsend and Josephine. In fact, when Josephine died, she inherited many things from her estate.

Evelyn never quite knew the relationship between her father and Townsend. Algernon died of a heart attack after riding in a hunt in new Jersey when she was in her teens, so much has remained a mystery for her. And she had no idea her father had been married to Josephine until I found it in the Census records.

In any case, our friend would love to have the chance to speak to you to see if there was anything else she could find out. She does not know how to use a computer, so I have done all the searching for her. Is there a way she could get in touch with you?

Thank you, Susan Mahoney

Re: TOWNSEND PINKNEY AND JOSEPHINE

Quad2954 — 2007-09-01 02:31:02Z

Townsend Pinkney and Algernon W. Brown were business associates. Pinkney was born in NYC, and Brown in Brownsville, PA.

I have in my possession the marriage record of Townsend and Josephine Pinkney. They were married on March 6 1936 at the Municipal Building in Manhattan, NY. Townsend was living at 716 Madison Avenue, and Josephine at 315 East 57th Street. He was 55, and she was 36, a divorcee. Josephine was the daughter of Frank and Helen (West) Tibbits. She was the former Mrs. Algernon W. Brown. Interestingly, this Algernon signed his name as a witness to the marriage.

Townsend was very close to his brother, Cornelius Sidell Pinkney. Cornelius was married to and divorced from Sophia Piel. She was the daughter of Gottfried Piel of the famous Piel’s Brewing Company.

I will be glad to share a copy of the marriage records if you contact me directly.

Regards,

Beverly G. Kirby-McDonough.

Re: TOWNSEND PINKNEY AND JOSEPHINE

melrydermom — 2007-05-06 15:50:56Z

I am looking for more information on Townsend Pinkney and Josephine C. Brown Pinkney.

Josephine was married to Algernon W. Brown according to the 1920 Census. At the time, he was 25 years and she was 27. They then divorced. According to the 1930 Census, Algernon had remarried and had 2 children.

Townsend was a member of the Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York.

Algernon and Townsend apparently had a friendship or business relationship. The Census shows that they were both "brokers." According to a friend of mine (now in her 80's), she remembers him- but also remembers Josephine. She has asked me to look into this to see what the connection might have beenbetween these people.

Josephine never remarried. The NY Times showed she lived at 35 East 38th Street.

We plan to visit Valhalla in the near future to see the monument for ourselves.

If you have any information, I would appreciate learning more. Thank you.

Pinckney's passing for WHITE in SC

113carrolldrive — 2007-03-31 22:19:48Z

My father told me his grandfather came from Hilton Head area, I assume Pinckney Island. He stated his grandfather Talmage Pinkney and his brothers were children of their slave owner. The two brother left the area maybe not SC after the civil war and PASSED for white and my gggrandfather went to Maryland. Although he could have passed he chose not to and stated he would take the "C" out of PINKNEY so they could know his family. Has anyone heard of any stories of that? This is truly a sad story, but one never knows what it's like for suvival.

any info would be appreciated.

Tanya

pinkney

JANSLATER544 — 2007-01-29 01:42:36Z

This might not help but this is all I have.Joe Pinkney Lee B. 22 April 1868 in S.C. where no idea, I thought maybe his mother's maiden name was Pinkney.He died 12 Jan.1937 in Bulloch co.ga.Does anyone know of a Pinkney marrying a Lee.I would be very greatful for any help are a place to start at.Email me anytime. lightfootmama@yahoo.com This is all I have to go own. Thanks

Re: Sims/Beall

2006-11-24 04:47:46Z

I would be more than interested.

Love
Sandy

Re: Sims/Beall

2006-11-24 04:45:44Z

David Sims is my little brother. Sorry, but I have just gotten on my e-mail. Between work and everything. I have we can connect.

Love
Sandy

Re: Sims/Beall

2006-11-20 21:55:33Z

I have most of the info on Charley & Mileys children. But I don't have much on the Beals. Some of my info was from David Sims but have been unable to contact him. I live near Gladys & Chlovean & they also helped me out. Also in touch with Sandra Sims.Let me know where you would want me to send the info. There are 20 pages so far. And also what you may have on the Beals.

Re: Sims/Beall

2006-11-20 19:59:42Z

I Would love to get any information that you have. I have been able to get past my great grandfather.
Thanks Sandy

Re: Sims/Beall

wowee35 — 2006-11-11 23:17:01Z

I have info on Charles Sims family. Some on the Beals but mostly on the Sims'. Are you interested?

Re: Sims/Beall

wowee35 — 2006-11-11 23:17:00Z

I have info on Charles Sims family. Some on the Beals but mostly on the Sims'. Are you interested?

Re: Sims/Beall

wowee35 — 2006-11-11 23:16:55Z

I have info on Charles Sims family. Some on the Beals but mostly on the Sims'. Are you interested?

William Pinkney James and Allen Pinkney James

EStephenson1374 — 2006-10-25 06:47:22Z

I am looking for any information that I can find on William Pinkney or Allen Pinkney James. My lineage to these names is:

Elizabeth Stephenson
daughter of
Edgar Bryan Stephenson and
Lena Belle (James) Stephenson

Lena is the daughter of
Allen Pinkney James and
Alice Eugenia (Howell) James

Allen Pinkney is the son of
David Bernard James and
Lena May Graham

David is the son of
William Pinkney James and
Elenora Hampton

Thank you very much - if anyone knows anything about these names, PLEASE, let me know. David Bernard and his children (at least) were born in TN, USA.

Re: PINKNEY-Suffolk-Quebec-Ontario

jacquelinemutton — 2006-10-16 22:18:15Z

Hello!
I also have a Abraham in my tree, 2/9/1873, parents were William Pinkney and possibly Barbara Rose. I actually have 8 children listed, none of which are Benjamin. Abrahams wife i have as being Ruth Rheinhard. Could this tie in? Jackie

Re: seeking Pinkney - Hightower - Saunders connection

madelinesangston — 2006-04-30 16:10:27Z

Hello, Gary
Here is what I have found on the computer.

Jeffery R. & F. Phoebe Saunders, Children.

John Smith Born: 1796
Married: Nancy Robertson on 1 Aug. 1819 in Evansville.

Ezekiel Saunders, Birth: 1791
Married : Isabel Willis

James J. Saunders, Birth: 1794
Married: Seba Sirkle

Sarah Saunders , Birth: 1788
Married: Lewis Sirkle on 11 Aug. 1818
Seba and Sirkle were brother & sister.

Elizabeth SAunders, Birth: 1789
Married: Zephiniah Harrison on 13 March, 1823

Mary Sarah { Polly } Saunders Birth: 1797
Married: Anthony Robertson on 19 Aug. 1822

Peter Saunder Birth: 1800
Married: Sarah Stover or Slover on 15 Dec. 1825

Catherine Saunders Birth: 1805
Married: Clark McCallister on 10 Dec. 1835

Lydia Saunders Birth: 1808
Married: John Harris on 28 Oct. 1836

How I read this letter all of these children were there.

They wrote about the cemetery and there familys.
I have wrote to this person and one came back and don't know what happen to the others one. Did They get a new Email address?
They wrote the letter Nov. 18 1997
This was at the end. HarryKari@Aol.COM

This was at the top. HairyKarri@aol.com
There is two Email Address So I will see which one I used, and write to them and see if it comes back.
If any person know there new Email addresss please write to me.
Madeline

anybody out there

craigpinkney — 2006-04-30 14:18:33Z

looking for relatives of Robert Pinkney brother of Ernest & Jack from Hepburn South Tyneside ( 1 of 3 brothers } Married May Pink of Surrey. brothers may have gone to Oz or USA

Re: seeking Pinkney - Hightower - Saunders connection

2006-04-29 19:38:23Z

Thank you for the reply.
My notes have Jeffrey Saunders and Phoebe Smith's three (3)Children as:
1. Alasha Ann Saunders b. 1785 (or 1786) NC
2. John S. Saunders
3. Elizabeth Saunders
Note:
Elizabeth Saunders married 13 Mar 1823 Vanderburgh Co Zepheniah Harrison.
There may have been more children I am unaware of.

Re: seeking Pinkney - Hightower - Saunders connection

madelinesangston — 2006-04-28 01:32:31Z

Hello,
Do you have anymore children for Jeffery Saunders and Phoebe Smith. I read they went to Evansville Indiana between
1813 -1819. I found them in 1820 census in Union Vanderbugh, County, Indiana. I am working on our family I read that they were the parents of Catherine Saunders on the IGI Records they have her born in Logan Ky. 1805 parents
Robert Jeffrey Saunders and Feroba Phoebe Smith.
Madeline
Email thurmanlp@alltel.net

Hobart Pinkney--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2006-04-07 22:08:41Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery, Norwalk, CT headstone inscription reads:

Hobart, son of James W. & Sarah A. Pinkney, died 10/15/1894, age 60 years.

Hope this helps someone.

Re: Help! Please Pinkney Census Look-up

elder1 — 2006-03-11 03:14:40Z

John BONHAM 1877 Historical Atlas of Halton County, Ontario: List of emigrants extracted
I found this on ancestry.com.

Re: Pinkney=McPherson Clans

suisied — 2006-02-28 01:23:33Z

Chrles David:
Did you find out the connection to Pinkney-McPherson clans?
Saw someplace where Drury's wife was Martha Pinkney, but unfortunetly didn't keep the source.

Bill McKinney
Spartanburg SC