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by yorkyboy

Your point is ????

Do you have a question or need any help ??

Dea x

John,
Welcome to the boards.
Could you explain what sort of information you are looking for?
How have you got back to the Jennings in 1650, and what are you hoping to find out?
Thank-you

i am trying to trace missing members (wives etc.) from the year 1650
this is as far back in history i have managed to trace my family tree

You really need to put some details of the people you have on here and say what you hope to find, or, better still - go to search trees at the top of the board and input the people you have found to see if anyone else on here has these people in their trees ??

You can then message them for further info.

Dea Xxx

i am a direct decsendant from Edward Jennings 1650.

I HAVE FOUND MANY RELATIVES ON THE OTHER MEMBERS TREES AND I HAVE MANY CONTACTS WHO HAVE AND STILL HELP ME AS I DO WITH THEM.

NO I DO NOT THINK FOR ONE MOMENT THAT HE WOULD BE THE ONLY EDWARD JENNINGS BUT SEARCHING THROUGH THE RECORDS THERE ARE THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF JENNINGS IN THE WORLD

Why on earth has Mike been RR'd? he was only trying to explain to John that the opening line,

"Jennings family members from 1650
by yorkyboy"

needed some expanding on to be of any use if help was required.

John,
You have not said where Edward Jennings, 1650, was born, who he married and who were his children.
You have not put which relatives you are trying to find.
Do you want us to work back to Edward from you, when we do not know who you are?
If you have got back to Edward, 1650, then which are the missing links?
If you have rr'd Mike*, could you explain why?
Thank-you.

Added:
Apparently from Skipton, and in other trees on here.

I was just thinking the same as you Patchem !!

Dea Xxx

Dear Team,
My father was Fred Jennings D.O B 1877 Mother Gertrude d.o.b 1895
My Grandfather was Richardson Jennings d.o.b 1843 Grandmother Ann Craven 1843
My gt gt grandfather was Nathan Jennings d.o.b 1806 marr .Elizaeth Pennie1811

MyMy gt gt gt grandfather was Nathanial Jennings d.o.b.1750 --Mary 0vering
My gt.gt.gt. gt.grandfather was Peter jennings 1717 -Margaret Lambert
My gt.gt.gt.gt.gt.grandfather was Peter Jennings1681 wife not known.
Edward Jennings d.o.b 1650 - Grace Crier

I AM TRYING TO FIND FURTHER INFORMATION REGADING MY FAMILY
IE:CHILDREN BORN OF THESE UNIONS.

RICHARDSON WAS A WELL KNOWN PERSON WHO WORKED ON THE BRADFORD CITY COUNCIL FOR OVER 25 YEARS AS A CITY COUNCILOR AND BECAME AN ALDERMAN AND BECAME RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
STREET IMPROVEMENT AND DRAINAGE FOR BRADFORD. CITY

Dea,
Do you remember what I was thinking if you were thinking the same?
Was my comment rr'd today??

John,
Have you got a place of birth for the above people, and where did you find the information?
Thank-you

Also,
We are not really a 'team', more like highly individual people who may or may not work as a team.

Just for ref:
1871 England Census
Richardson Jennings Age: 27 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1844
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Ann Jennings
Gender: Male Where born: Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Civil parish: Thornton Ecclesiastical parish: Thornton
Town: Thornton County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England Registration district: Bradford Sub-registration district: Thornton
ED, institution, or vessel: 8 Household schedule number: 93 Piece: 4489
Folio: 56 Page Number: 18
Richardson Jennings 27
Ann Jennings 25
Martha Jennings 6
Craven Jennings 4
Maranda Jennings 1
Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 4489; Folio: 56; Page: 18; GSU roll: 847125.

Have you found him in all the censuses, so we do not waste our time duplicating information?

John,
Did you rr my post of 20 Nov 2012 21:29?
Thank-you

John, you certainly don't endear yourself to the people on here who help.

Your attitude is bad - you haven't said one "please" or "thank you". The people who help on here are paying members, just like yourself. Show some respect.