| Marriage Record Abstract |
Marriage Book, A, G, H, I,
Grooms List, State of Georgia, County of
Spaulding |
Faith Wallace
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MARRIAGE LICENSE STATE OF
GEORGIA, COUNTY OF SPALDING TO ANY JUDGE,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, OR MINISTER OF THE
GOSPEL: You are hereby authorized to
join Moses P. Horn and Sophonia C.
Penninton in the Holy State of Matrimony,
according to the Constitution and Laws of
this State, and for so doing this shall be
you license. And you are hereby
required to return this License to me with
your certificate hereon of the fact and
date of the marriage.
Given under my hand, and seal, this
26th day of December 1854. William L.
Gordon, (L. S.) Ordinary.
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF SPALDING
I certify that Moses P. Horn and
Sophonia C. Penninton were joined in
matrimony by me this 30th day of December
1854.
John W. Hamell, J. P.
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Book A, Page 29 Recorded:
Name Omitted |
| Pennington, Troop "G" - Name on Plaque |
Monument in Town Square, Prescott, AZ |
Gene Pennington
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The Roster of the Rough Riders, 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry
- Plaque unveiled in 1907. I discovered this while visiting
Prescott, AZ in 2001. I believe this Pennington is Elijah Pennington
who served with the 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry (Rough Riders) during the
Spanish American War.
For more information and to see thumbnails of online copies, click here.
Here is the source:
Record Group 94: Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1780's-1917,
ca. 1775 - ca. 1928.
Creator: War Department. Adjutant General's Office. Record and Pension
Office. (1892 - 05/11/1904)
Series: Carded Records, Volunteer Organizations: Spanish-American War,
1898.
Contact: Old Military and Civil Records LICON, Textual Archives
Services Division (NWCTB), National Archives Building, 7th and
Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC, 20408. PHONE: 202-501-5385; FAX:
202-208-1903; EMAIL: inquire@nara.gov.
Compiled military service record of Elijah Pennington, documenting
service in the 1st U. S. Volunteer Cavalry (Rough Riders) during the
Spanish American War., 05/01/1898 - 09/30/1898 (Textual Records) |
| Passengers & Ships Prior to 1684 - Penn's Colony |
|
Gene Pennington
|
Here is an abstract of Pennington & Penington names and
their records from a great research book that is in the Pennington
Research Association's Research Library (soon to be shipped to the new
Library/Archive at Earlham College). I found them to be very interesting.
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Source:
Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684 - Penn's Colony: Genealogical and
Historical Materials Relating to the Settlement of Pennsylvania - Volume I
by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr., 1985 - The Welcome Society of Pennsylvania -
Heritage Books, Inc.
Watch our for spelling errors!
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INDEX OF NAMES
Page 235
PENNINGTON, Edward, 152, 201
PENNINGTON, Isaac, 109
PENNINGTON, John, 109, 201
PENNINGTON, Mary, 57, 85, 109, 201
PENNINGTON, William, 201
PENINGTON, Mary, 57
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Page 57
Daniel Wharley, London woolen draper and merchant, was not a passenger
on the Welcome. He carried on an
extensive trade with the West Indies, and had married Mary Penington,
half-sister of William Penn's first wife.
PMHB, XXI (1897), 11n: Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Series, XIX, 730. The
mill he sent was probably that set up in
Chester Co. by Richard Townsend, and which Caleb Pusey operated. See
Smith, Delaware County, 147. RICHARD
TOWNSEND, carpenter of London and F.P. of 250 acres, with his wife Ann
and daughter Hannah, were passengers, although they shipped no dutiable
goods. He came in as a salaried employee of the Free Society of Traders,
and
brought with him three indentured servants of his own: WILLIAM SMITH,
NATHANIEL HARRISON, and
BARTHOLOMEW GREEN, each to serve him seven years. PMHB, VIII 339.
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Page 85
Daniel Wharley, woolen draper of London, married Mary Pennington, "ye
younger," of the Woodside, Parish of Agmondsham, Buckinhamshire. She was a
F.P. of 1250 acres, but neither of them ever came to Pennsylvania, and
Wharley bought no land in his own right until 1695 when he purchased 3OOO
acres from Penn "between Delaware and Swquehanna." Pennsylvania Archive"
2nd Series, XIX, 443, 730.
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Page 109
7 [August] JOHN PENNINGTON: 5 tubs, qty. 1/2 qtr. wheat; 1/2 bbl.
butter; 1/2 qtr. barley meal; 1/2 cwt. wrought iron; 13 cwt. cheese; 1
bbl. fat. [Duty] 5s. 11 1/2d.
Warrants for survey were issued for John Pennington & Co. 8 and 13 7m
1683. John Pennington (1655-1710), eldest son of Isaac and Mary
Pennington, and step-brother of Penn's first wife Gulielma Maria
Springett, was a F.P. of 1250 acres, but did not emigrate. Since he was of
Buckinghamshire, the John Pennington who shipped goods on the Friendship,
may have been another of the same name. Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series
II, 767; PMHB, LXX (1946), 358.
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Page 152
In addition to the properties shown above in the rights of John West
and Benjamin East, the Norris papers contain the original of another
warrant, dated 5 8ber 1701, from William Penn to Daniel Street, granting
him 500 acres in right of John West, purchaser of 1250 acres, "who in his
last will and testament devised same to his grandchildren, the children of
Hannah his daughter, present wife of Daniel Street. ...These caused to be
surveyed to the said Daniel Street. To Edward Pennington, surveyor."
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Page 201
XXI
John Pennington of Woodside in the Parish of Agmondisham in ye County
of Bucks Gent 1250 William Pennington the Younger of the same Place
Druggster. .1250 Edward Pennington of the same Place. 1250 Mary Pennington
the Younger of the same place Spinster. 1250 |
| Research Records - DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition
Part 3 |
|
Gene Pennington
|
Here is an abstract of Pennington & Penington names from a
the DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition, Part 3 that is in the
Pennington Research Association's Research Library (soon to be shipped to
the new Library/Archive at Earlham College). I found them to be very
interesting, especially the reference to Micajah Pennington, b 4-28-1743
NC d P 1810 VA m Rachel Jones Pvt VA, who is the progenitor of Family
Group 7.
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Source:
DAR PATRIOT INDEX - CENTENNIAL EDITION PART 3
PENNINGTON: PENINGTON
Abel: b a 1755 d a 3-10-1819 AL m Sarah ---CS NC
Charles: b 6-6-1758 PA d 9-5-1845 IL m Cassandra Swathlander Sol Wgn NJ
PA
Edmund: b c 1753 PA d 4-23-1813 PA m Mary ---QM PA
Edward: b c 1750 VA d P 11-2-1801 KY m Nettie Larke Lt VA
Elijah: b c 1750 DE d a 6-21-1832 OH m Elizabeth Schried Cpl DE
Jacob: b c 1750 d P 10-19-1801 KY m Mary Prince Cav Spy PS SC
James: b 7-25-1752 VA d a 3-4-1839 KY m Rachel vick pvt VA PNSR
James: b c 1740 d a 6-10-1803 VA m X PS VA
John: b 1735 MD d 9- -1778 m Mary Ryland Pvt MD
John: b 9-3-1761 NJ d 9-21-1841 NJ m X Pvt Tms NJ PNSR John: b 1760 VA
d 1-20-1823 VA m (1)Sally Graves (2)Temperance Parker Pvt VA
John George: b ---d a 4-10-1797 VA m Mary ---PS VA
Micajah: b 4-28-1743 NC d P 1810 VA m Rachel Jones Pvt VA
Nathan: b 1758/9 NJ d 1810 NJ m Margaret (Westcott) Leonard Pvt NJ
Richard: b c 1752 d 12-21-1813 TN m Hannah Boone Sol VA
Robert: b 1-17-1754 MD d 4-22-1826 PA m Rebecca ---Pvt CL MD
Samuel: b 1725 NJ d 8-6-1791 NJ m Mary Sanford PS NJ
Thomas: b 8-22-1729 PA d c 9- -1796 PA m Deborah ---pvt PA
William: b a 1727 VA d a 2-23-1784 VA m X PS VA
William Sanford: b 1757 NJ d 9-17-1826 NJ m Phebe Wheeler Maj NJ |
