Pinner - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Cook Pinner / Ivy Madison Pinner / Ida B. Pinner

vickiebarry94 — 2011-07-18 16:11:05Z

My husbands line is threw Ivy Pinner's son Jess. I would be willing to share what I have. My email is vikijo1969@yahoo.com. Vickie Barry

Re: John Cook Pinner

vickiebarry94 — 2011-07-18 16:06:02Z

My husbands line is Jess Pinner and Ollie Mae Loe, Ivy Pinner and Anna Golden, John C Pinner and Matilda A Fincher. Do you happen to know where Jess and Ollie were married? I would love any info you have and I will share what I have. My email is vikijo1969@yahoo.com. Thsnks Vickie Barry

Re: John Pinner, b:1745 Virginia, d:1804 North Carolina

cejackson53 — 2011-06-30 08:48:17Z

Some trees say John Pinner's father is John Pinner, then John Pinner again but I don't have any sources.
My line runs through David Pinner, b. 1834. His daughter, Laura m. Emsley Jackson b.1861. Emsley's father was Emsley Jackson,Sr, b.1816. I have found trees that say Emsley Sr's father is William Jackson who m. Caty Lucarbille but I can't find any documentation to prove it. Some say William's father is Joseph Jackson who m. Sarah Kirkman. Still, I have no proof. Do you know anything about this link?

Re: pinner''s of n.c.

lpinner1 — 2011-05-12 18:02:22Z

Hello,
I am the granddaugther of Edwin Franklin Pinner who was born in 1931 in buncombe county, his father was Roy Pinner. As far as I know my family has always resided in or around the Asheville area. I stumbled across this feed by sheer accident and know almost nothing about my family history but if you ran across any of thoses names in your search I would love to hear from you.
-Liana

Coy E Pinner

cmtminick — 2011-03-11 19:20:32Z

I am trying to locate the place of birth of Coy and hs date and place of death.
He was married to Virgie(Verga) Lee Walker
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Pinner

cewilson128 — 2010-09-21 21:55:25Z

Looking for Dennis Pinner & Mary Ann Pinner (nee Austin) on 1861 census in Kensington as Pinnar from Ireland? Parents of Thomas Pinner B Kensinton MDX 1859 married Emma Heath in 1887. Lived Noth Row Kensington. Thamas was a sailor and in 1901 was living in Wandsworth. Where was Thomas or the rest of the family in 1871? I can not find any siblings that survived infancy for Thomas.
Any help greatly recieved.
Chris Wilson ( nee Pinner).

Re: Florida Pinners---New Info need help!

renaissance_man1733 — 2010-09-06 14:55:43Z

Okay so I have stumbled across some info that sort of untangles all this mess I have but....there's still an underlying question on Nancy MOODY...and her husband, whom I think is one Christopher Chancey (b. 1829 in Screven, GA).

I found a family that contained Nancy and Jeremiah Moody and lo and behold, that Nancy Moody was listed as having married one Christopher Chancey (this coming from LDS I was happy, but cautious and looking for confirmation elsewhere). Only there was no more info on Christopher.

Just last night I discovered some posts here that suggest that Christopher Chancey married a Nancy RAULERSON. I thoguht little of it---must be a different Chancey, in the same time, in the same place in Georgia I was looking for. But then the children listed matched with what I had for Christopher Chancy and Nancy MOODY!

Can anyone out there there clear this up? Do I have the same Nancy and children, only the wrong last name (again??)? This branch is one of my brick walls I've been working on for a decade now and I can almost taste the solution...it's got to be close but I'm just not seeing it.

Here's line, such as it is, with my latest info:

1-Christopher CHANCY--or Chauncey---(1829-3 March 1863)
+Nancy MOODY---or Raulerson---(1832-October 1915)
. . . . 2-William Riley CHANCY (1858-4 November 1868)
. . . . 2-Jeremiah CHANCY (1858-25 November 1868)
. . . . 2-Isabel CHANCY (1858-6 August 1884)
. . . . 2-Elizabeth CHANCY (1859-after 1889)
. . . . +Arthur A. PINNER (1849-)
. . . . . . . . 3-Anna PINNER (-May 1969)
. . . . . . . . 3-Erastus PINNER (27 November 1879-1955)
. . . . . . . . 3-William PINNER (31 May 1881-1920)
. . . . . . . . 3-Limuel PINNER (5 August 1885-1957)
. . . . . . . . 3-Jesse PINNER (19 November 1887-1952)
. . . . . . . . 3-George PINNER (1 November 1889-24 March 1920)

Limuel Pinner was my great-grandfather. His daughter Josephine Elizabeth married my grandfather James Albert Vaught. My grandmother was named for her mother. My question remains, what was *her* mother's name? Moody or Raulerson?

thanks for any help or suggestions!!!

Steve Vaught

Florida Pinners---New Info need help!

renaissance_man1733 — 2010-09-05 11:57:51Z

Hi all,

I have been trying to untangle the knots in my Pinner line now for close to 10 years. Yesterday I was digging through some old emails and discovered on the LDS records search site that I may have been a bit off.

My line has my grandmother, Josephine Eliz. Pinner, d/o Limuel Pinner, s/o Arthur A. Pinner and Elizabeth GORE...s/o Arthur and Spisa Jane Smith (the famous Cherokee that no one seems to knowm much about)...and on back to the first Arthur in the early 1700s, South Carolina.

Okay, so I discovered the 1850 South Carolina Census has A. Pinner age 28, married to E. Pinner (also age 28) with 1 year old son A. Pinner. So I'm confident this is Arthur and Spisa Jame Smith---except she's listed as "E."??? and their son Arthur A. Pinner. Plus there was a 50 year old woman named "Ms. J. Jackson" living with them at the time of the census. So I'm left with more questions....who the heck is the Jackson lady and why is Arthur's wife called "E."...it should be "S." or "J."....right?

Then I found Arthur A. Pinner again in the 1885 FL state census, listed as Arthur A. Pinner (age 30---which would make him born in 1855, not 1849 like the SC census says) with wife Elizabeth (age 26) and sons Erastus (6 years) and Willie (4 years). William and Erastus were the brothers of my great-grandfather Limuel. The Census was taken 2 August 1885, and Limuel was born 5 August 1885.

I discovered yesterday an unread email I had received about 2 years ago and filed that said Arthur's wife was not Elizabeth GORE (as all my research had said) but that her name was Elizabeth CHAUNCY, whose brother was Jeremiah Moody. Then there was a note that said no, Jeremiah Moody was actually Elizabeth's uncle. He was brother to Nancy Warner. Now, the only thing I can figure from that is that Elizabeth GORE (who was a total dead end) is actually Elizabeth CHAUNCY (or WARNER). For Jeremiah Moody (whoever that is) to be her uncle and brother to a Nancy Warner at the same time, Nancy must have been Moody at birth and married someone named Warner. Problem is, I have no idea what relationship Nancy has other than a)an aunt of Elizabeth or b) Elizabeth's mother. Which means Elizabeth would be WARNER...I have no idea about Chauncy. Which is confirmed by the FL Death record of George Pinner (Arthur A. and Elizabeth's youngest son who died in 1924)---it lists the father as A.A.Pinner and the mother as Elizabeth Warner. Elizabeth Warner was born in Georgia, according to the death record for her son.

I love the LDS records search but sometimes, it just leads to more questions and frustrations. At least I'm still smiling over the discovery.

At any rate, it's a baby step forward into confusion but it's more than I've ever found on Elizabeth GORE/CHAUNCY/WARNER in 10 years. Is there anyone out there that recognizes any of these names and might offer a little nudge in the right direction?

Charles Upston and Sarah Page

2010-03-27 07:17:24Z

Looking for descendants of Charles Upston and Sarah Page, John Pinner and Elizabeth Howard, Sarah Davey - daughter Martha m. Tucker, Sarah then married Jonathon Lunson b. 1818
Would like to share information on these families.

Re: Mary Walker Pinner Purdy

jbarrettbrown — 2010-03-09 00:43:26Z

My mother (Jane), was your grandmother's youngest sister. I corresponded with Catherine until she was unable to.Did she share any of the information that I forwarded to her? I miss having someone to share things with when I discover them. Right now the Walkers are on my mind. Hope to hear from you- your first cousin once removed, Penny Brown.

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

ThreeGuards — 2010-02-25 01:22:31Z

It's nice to hear from you. We corresponded several years ago about this. I used to visit Aunt Minnie and Uncle Fred with my parents when I was a child. I remember the old pictures they had hanging on the wall and had hoped that one of them was a picture of her parents. I would love to know what they looked like. Minnie was the last of Arcena and Thomas' children. My father was very fond of her.

Yes, Arcena was a twin. Her twin was Carsena (and I have seen it spelled Carthenia). Carsena married Joseph Daniel "Joe" Everton.

I only remember meeting your father a few times but I remember Shelburne very well. He visited my parents often when we lived in Norfolk.

Are you by any chance interested in genealogy?

Jean

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

janjohn2007 — 2010-02-22 21:57:55Z

Re: Jean Schroeder's post. I am one of Minnie Mae Owens & Fred Shelburne Pinner's only two grandchildren, daughter of their son John Thomas Pinner. You were hoping one of us might have a picture of Minnie's parents. I never say a picture of my grandmother's parents, Arceana(sp)Creef & Thomas Owens. I do remember my grandmother, Minnie, telling me that her mother had a twin - Arseana and Carthena Owens were twin sisters. I am Janice May Pinner Johnson and I have a sister Suzanne Pinner Morgan. Fred & Minnie's other son, Shelburne Kermit Pinner, never married and had no children.

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

jbarrettbrown — 2010-02-21 23:17:05Z

I am also researching the same Pinners as Catherine Royce. Her grandmother was my mother's oldest sister. You might not be aware that Catherine passed away a year ago with ALS.

Re: Pinners -Florida

cpinner_1 — 2009-09-23 02:12:05Z

Hi,My father's name is Dolphus Monroe Pinner and His father's name was Dolphus Munroe Pinner.Not sure on birth places.If I can help If we are of the same line let me know.

Re: Langley PINNER b. c1787 DE? m. Sarah TRUITT, ch: Joseph H, John Benbury, James Henry

tcreef1 — 2009-05-20 18:06:54Z

I would appreciate any information anyone has on Colorado B. Pinner (1883-1912) and her siblings and parents. She married my great grandfather Franklin Foster Creef in 1907.

Re: James H. Pinner

usr5620 — 2009-05-14 19:10:00Z

James H. Pinner's parents were:

Langley G. Pinner m Sarah Truitt on 07 Mar 1831 in Tyrrell County, NC. No further information is know about Langley, but Sarah Clarke Truitt was married to John Truitt first. They came from Lewes, Sussex County, Delaware to Tyrrell County, NC sometime before 1820. John died between 1820 and 1830. In the 1830 Tyrrell County, NC Census Langley and Sarah were living next door to each other. Sarah's line can be traced back to England.

Re: Langley PINNER b. c1787 DE? m. Sarah TRUITT, ch: Joseph H, John Benbury, James Henry

usr5620 — 2009-05-14 19:00:49Z

Yes, James H. Pinner was married 3 times:

James H. Pinner m Sarah Basnight - 28 Dec 1852 in Tyrrell County, NC

James H. Pinner m Mary Amanda Creef - 28 Feb 1858 in Tyrrell County, NC

James H. Pinner m Mahala Creef - 18 Nov 1874 in Tyrrell County

Note: Mary Amanda Creef and Mahala Creef were cousins (thir fathers were brothers)

Re: Alfaretta Harris Pinner

catsmeowstamps — 2009-02-24 19:23:14Z

I just saw your post asking for info on my grandmother, Alfaretta Harris Pinner. My grandfather was Robert Taylor Pinner (born in Tennessee). I am not much of a resource, but I have their marriage license, and some info. If you want any info, let me know.

John Pinner, b:1745 Virginia, d:1804 North Carolina

squashes420 — 2009-02-06 07:16:17Z

Looking for information on ancestors of John Pinner.
Also trying to verify information I already have (listed below). If you have anything please contact me.

1 John Pinner (1745 - 1804)
+ Clarky Henby (1749 - 1793)
....2 John Pinner (1777 - )
....+ Elizabeth (1798 - )
........3 David Pinner (1835 - 1925)
........+ Emaline Rook (1842 - 1864)
........+ Matilda Clark Blair (1840 - 1894)
............4 William Pinner (1864 - )
............4 Mary M Pinner (1866 - 1902)
............+ John Lawrence (1860 - 1948)
............4 Ransom Augustus Pinner (1867 - )
............+ Molly Armbruster (1873 - )
................5 Maggie Pinner (1892 - 1979)
................5 Annie Pinner (1900 - )
................5 Joe S Pinner (1901 - )
................5 Oval Pinner (1902 - 1957)
................+ Mary Alice Orr (1906 - 1980)
....................6 Patricia Ann Pinner (1925 - 2005)
....................+ Cleveland Kelly Gustin (1916 - 1995)
....................6 Alma Joyce Pinner (1928 - )
....................6 Vivian Elnora Pinner (1930 - 1996)
....................+ John Edward Oney (1924 - 1983)
....................+ Jimmie Smith
....................6 Charles Elmer Pinner (1932 - )
....................+ Ruby Mae Penney (1940 - )
....................6 Clarence David Pinner (1932 - 1933)
....................6 Robert Louis Pinner (1933 - 2005)
....................+ Emma Louise Cantwell
....................6 Karl Augustus Pinner (1935 - )
....................6 Marilyn Louise Pinner (1941 - )
....................6 Richard Lee Pinner (1945 - )
....................+ Joyce Elaine Lugar
................5 David Pinner (1904 - 1990)
................5 Bessie Pinner (1905 - )
................5 Laura Isabell Pinner (1909 - 1985)
................+ Nathan Quinn (1906 - )
................5 Matilda Pinner (1912 - )
............4 Edker E Pinner (1872 - )
............+ Anna C (1880 - )
............4 Laura Isabelle Pinner (1875 - 1941)
............+ Emsley Jackson (1861 - 1955)
............4 Cory E Pinner (1878 - )

PINNER FAMILY TASMANIA

kimfaulkner_1 — 2009-01-26 05:47:09Z

WILLIAM PINNER BORN 1833 LARLING ENGLAND WAS MY GGG GRANDFATHER...HIS SON ALFRED JOHN PINNER BORN 7 APRIL 1873 TASMANIA WAS MY GG GRNGFATHER...AND BENJAMIN CHARLES PINNER BORN 1908 AND MARRIED KATHERINE CECILIA CORKERY BORN 1908 ARE MY GRANDPARENTS...LESLIE PINNER AND SHIRLEY FAULKNER ARE MY PARENTS...

I'M LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON THE PINNER FAMILY
MUCH THANKS KIM...

Re: Ivy Madison Pinner

housewren06 — 2009-01-19 17:23:04Z

I believe John Cook Pinner is my g-g-g-grandfather. His daughter, Ida B. Pinner is my g-g-grandmother, and she is Ivy Madison Pinner's sister?
I'm young and new to researching my family tree, and often get confused with all the greats. :-)

I began another topic about these, also.

John Cook Pinner / Ivy Madison Pinner / Ida B. Pinner

housewren06 — 2009-01-19 17:19:14Z

Looking for information on John Cook Pinner. I believe he had a daughter, Ida B. Pinner, of whom would also be the sister of Ivy Madison Pinner?
I'm tracing my extended family tree, and Ida B. Pinner (married James Taylor) is my great-great-grandmother. She was the mother of Roma Taylor (married Charley Beauchamp), and they were my great-grandparents.

-Amanda B.

ELIZABETH EMILY PINNER BORN 25 DEC 1855

Bonita1276 — 2008-08-14 09:52:17Z

Hi there,
Looking for more information on the above person.
She was born at 4 Prospect Place, Mile End Old Town, County of Middlesex - District Stepney.

Her parents were George Pinner a master carpenter and her mothers name was Elizabeth Matthews.

Birth of the above was registered on 24th January 1856.

Any help greatfully received.

thank you
Bonita

Re: Ivy Madison Pinner

bmcgrigg_1 — 2008-07-16 22:42:35Z

Ivy was my greatgrandfather

Re: Pinners -Florida

laurel1672 — 2008-03-09 22:57:00Z

Hello! I am Laurel McLain. I am a mother of 3 and had to put my ancestry search on hold for a while. Sorry it has taken me so long to answer! Lulu or Lula as we knew her is my great grandmother. I have birth certificates to prove this. Family legend holds that she was Native American but I have been unable to prove this. I have tried to search for her parents but it has been difficult. There is a possibility that her parents were Thomas and Florence Holder - I have no proof just census records with a child named Lula of the appropriate age living in FL. Lula died when my grandmother Ida Mae was a child. She does not remember much about my grandmothers side of the family. She will be 89 this year. The only things she told me were her mother never had her hair cut - it nearly touched the floor and that she died giving birth to twin girls who were adopted out. Ida Mae was able to find one the twins names Laura and I met her when I was a child. She lived in Starke, FL. This is all of the information I have.

Re: Pinners -Florida

judielynn14 — 2008-03-04 12:03:37Z

I am not far from Haines City and my aunt (who was a GROOVER) said on her mother's side (who was a DAVIS) she was related to PINNERS. I am trying to find out info on my mother's side (Groover and Davis) and would appreciate hearing back. My grandmother was Nell Clark (married name) her maiden name was DAVIS, then she married a GROOVER, then a Clark. Please email me at judielynn14@yahoo.com
thanks

Re: Pinners -Florida

judielynn14 — 2008-03-04 11:59:39Z

RE: the info below - my aunt said we are related to PINNERS and I am trying to find out info regarding this. We live in Polk County and I would be interested in any info you would share? thank you
Judie

"The last bit of info I found so far for your line in on the 1920
Polk County Census.

Lem Pinner age 31, Cement Worker
Emma Pinner age 23
Josephine, age 3
Sherman, age 11 months"

Looking for Pinner Relatives

Bonita1276 — 2008-01-18 17:22:31Z

Looking for the parents of the below:
Elizabeth Emily Pinner born 25 December 1855 Stepney, Mile End Old Town, County of Middlesex

Parents names are George Pinner Occupation Master Carpenter
Elizabeth Pinner (nee Matthews)

Resident at 4 Prospect Place Stepney at time of daughters birth.

Unable to find them, please help.

Bonita

POW/MIA Korean War, PINNER

raysestak126 — 2007-04-27 17:05:58Z

I am searching for the family of a soldier who was killed in the Korea War. When he entered service he gave Elizabeth City, Virginia as his home of record. His remains were never recovered.

Soldier: FREDERICK DOUGLAS PINNER
Born: July 7, 1927, Caucasian
Date of loss: JUly 26, 1950, Missing in Action (MIA)

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. The Pinner family is one of those missing.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (76 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

I or J Pinner, of 24 Church Str, Darlaston, England in 1918.

noeless — 2007-03-13 08:29:39Z

The death certificate of Peter Conway of 12 Bentley Road, Darlaston, Walsall, Lancashire who died in 1918 states the informant at his death was I or J Pinner, daughter, of 24 Church Street, Darlaston. Anyone researching this family?

Re: Langley PINNER b. c1787 DE? m. Sarah TRUITT, ch: Joseph H, John Benbury, James Henry

judyannreed67 — 2007-03-02 19:54:46Z

Would be interested in your information. I thought Samuel Truitt had only daughters. I didn't know there was a Samuel
Foster. Also is your James Henry the same one that married
Sarah Basnight on 28 DEC 1852?

Re: James H. Pinner

judyannreed67 — 2007-03-02 19:35:30Z

Don't know his father, but he was born around 1830. He married Mary Amanda Creef and had sons John B Pinner & Samuel Truitt Pinner. Mary died in 1880 and he then married Mahalo Creef. They had the following children:
Courtland A, William Sherman, Nevada, Colorado & Connie Waco (also referred to Anna Waco

Re: Pinner's in Haywood County North Carolina

sward10724 — 2006-12-11 01:03:28Z

My great grandfather was Benjamin Pinner, 1842-1905, of south Buncombe Co, NC. I know very little of his family. A deceased aunt once scribbled 'Jonathan Aaron and Jenny' on a paper as the parents of Ben. My granddaddy was Thomas Aaron which could be a connection. I do not have any other record of Jonathan or Jenny. I have seen the names Leander, Hugh, and Burrell in local records and think there could be a relationship. If you have any information about Pinners in WNC I would very much like to hear from you.
Thank you,
Shannon

Re: Richard Pinner in 1600s VA and MD

sscott253 — 2006-11-27 21:49:42Z

Researching my ancestors and ran into Richard Pinner, land patent 4/20/1653 Norfolk Co. VA for 150 acres. My ancestor(trying to prove) also had a land patent described same location on Elizabeth River, between 2 main branches of Church Ck. Trying to locate Church Ck. There is a ref to Pinner Point in Portsmouth, also I noticed a Pinners Ave.
Ref is Alice Granbury Walter book for "Land Patents of the counties of Norfolk,Princess Anne, & Warwick ... 1666-1679".

Re: Great Holland, Essex, UK, 1850's

2006-11-15 02:37:19Z

Only Henry to 1858 in free online marriages.
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Marriages Dec 1849
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PINNER Henry Tendring 12 547
Smith Robert Tendring 12 547
Summers Susannah Tendring 12 547
Webb Mary Ann Tendring 12 547

Re: Great Holland, Essex, UK, 1850's

akarmstrong — 2006-11-15 00:54:46Z

Henry Pinner (1831-1896) was Charlotte Pinner's brother. Does anyone know the name of his wife? Her first name was 'Susan', the surname possibly 'Borrell' or 'Sorrell'.

Charlotte and Henry's brother Abraham had a daughter 'Louisa' born in 1873/74. I am looking for any info on her after 1901 census.

Re: pinner history (back to England)

heroldandpinner — 2006-11-03 18:25:11Z

Hi Chris,
We have been gone for awhile and just read your email.

I do not have time, (trying to catch up) right now to answer, I will be getting back to you within a few days.

It's been several years, but have been in touch with our cousins over in the UK. They are Witcombs.

I don't know how to send you our personal email other than this site.

I will be emailing the Witcombs and between them and what I have maybe we can get some more info about our family.

Talk soon, any ideas how to email personally would be great. Thanks, Cheryl

Re: pinner history (back to England)

2006-11-03 01:35:42Z

Re: pinner history (back to England)

2006-11-02 06:02:33Z

Thank you so much for email. I have found this info, but nice to have backup for my research.

Chris, where do you come in???

Arthur Pinner married to Ada Witcomb were my GGrandparents.

Looking forward to hearing from you.
Are you in the UK?
I'm in US
Best Regards, Cheryl

Re: pinner history (back to England)

2006-11-02 01:17:51Z

Hi

I have Ada Witcomb marrying Arthur Pinner at:
St Georges, Birmingham UK on 23-Oct 1897

I believe she was daugher of Thomas and Jane [ne Peters] Witcomb of Birmingham, married 1878.

Thomas born about 1848 - son of John & Mary Whitcomb of 7 court 3 house, Kenion St
Birmingham [location in 1851]

John was born in 1825 and I believe he is a son of William Henry Witcomb, a Birmingham Silversmith of Upper Hospital St. [in 1841]

Most later Birmingham Witcombs are in metal working but early ones are stone masons / construction .

Wtcomb spellings are largely irrelevant in Birmingham since IGI info adds "h" or "e" into name but legal docs tend to keep to "Witcomb".

Hope this helps
Chris

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

ThreeGuards — 2006-10-18 02:19:22Z

I apologize for not getting back to you right away but in July we were on vacation and I must have not gotten a notification of your reply to my posting.

In any event, I do not see a connection to the individuals you have listed. Pinner is not a direct line. Fred S. Pinner married my great aunt Minnie Mae Owens. I knew then both.

I don't have a lot of Pinner information but if you can give me an earlier generation of your line I might be able to help.

Jean

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

2006-10-17 15:36:44Z

Hi, Karen,
I am so glad to hear from you. Since we last communicated, my computer has crashed twice and in the process, I lost your contact information. Please e-mail me directly at roycenagel@aol.com.
Catherine

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

2006-10-17 12:22:33Z

Hi Catherine,
I had lost track of you and just recently saw this. I would appreciate any family information you have. I remember I sent you what I had. Thank you,

Karen
(Helen's (Polly) daughter)

looking for Pinner relatives

cindycinel — 2006-08-23 11:44:05Z

HI. I am looking for my husbands grandmothers family on his mothers side. We do not have much infomation about the family.
This is what we have.
Grandmothers name Elaine Pinner
She married Harry Rodgers
They lived in Melbourne, Victoria Australia.
Had a son and daughter.
Daughter is Patricia Rodgers married to Bruno Cinel.
Son Arthur Rodgers ( has passed away)
Patricia is still alive and is my husbands mother.
Sorry I don't have any dates or anything else.
If you can please help that would be great.

Thank you for your time
Regards Cindy

Great Holland, Essex, UK, 1850's ?

Les_Hewett — 2006-08-14 20:02:15Z

Any lister with links/knowledge of Pinner families, Great h
Holland, Essex, 19th century. Seeking Charlotte Pinner, married Samuel Howard, 1857, died 1865, several children. Her father possible Abraham or Henry?

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

ThreeGuards — 2006-07-31 00:09:12Z

I am sorry to say I don't have them in my data base. I have very little on the Pinner's. My great aunt Minnie Mae Owens married Fred S. Pinner. I have the names of their two boys and that is about the extent of it.

I am hoping one of Minnie and Fred's grandchildren have a picture of Minnie's parents.

Sorry we couldn't help each other.

Jean

Re: Richard Pinner in 1600s VA and MD

2006-07-17 16:00:56Z

Don't know Church Creek, but Elizabeth River is now part of Norfolk, Virginia Beach and/or Chesapeake, Va. You might try locating old maps of the area to confirm the creek; there's a state historical office in Richmond that you can contact. In the meantime, you might find a connection with Charles County, Maryland. Richard Pinner's will was dated there 21 Feb. 1684, leaving estate to wife Mary and daughters Anne and Eliza. The will of Richard's brother William of 10 November 1684 names their mother Anne Attkins as executrix; also wife Rose. Their father Richard Sr. was named as deceased in a deed to William Pinner dated 1 March 1669. Hope this helps.

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

2006-07-14 16:17:40Z

Hi, Jean,

My grandmother was Mary Walker Pinner. She was born and raised in Suffolk, Virginia. Her parents were Millard Thomas Pinner and Clara Pauline Walker, also of Suffolk. I know a little bit more about the family genealogy on the Pinner side, but have a lot of holes before about 1765. I don't know anything about the Owens. From what little I have given you, can you see a connection between our families? I would be happy to share the Pinner information I have if it is useful to you. Let me know.

Best wishes, Catherine

Re: James H. Pinner

judyannreed67 — 2006-07-03 04:04:32Z

Re: Pinners/Ray Miller

ThreeGuards — 2006-06-30 02:39:48Z

Wow, I just decided to check out the Pinner board to see if there was anything about my great aunt and uncle Fred S. and Minnie Owens Pinner. I knew both of their sons but could not remember if they had married or had children. I am delighted to find another cousin.

I remember that Aunt Minnie had pictures of her parents, in fact, many pictures adorned their walls. Did you inherit any of these pictures or know what happened to them. I would love to have a copy of my great grandparents, Thomas S. and Martha Arcena Creef Owens.

Please email me. I would love to exchange data.

Jean (Owens) Schroeder