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JENNE Robert E - Vietnam Wall section 57 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2015-11-06 15:29:56Z

JENNE Robert E - Vietnam Wall section 57 East

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall Replica in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. See this photo, one of the 238,729 photos, free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Jenne stepbrother, born 1867, Oronoco, Minnesota

dhc1340 — 2015-08-19 14:58:43Z

Attempting to verify that Albert Durant (born 1867, father William, mother Sarah Seeley of Oronoco, Olmsted County, Minnesota) is my grandfather, Bert Durant. I believe William to be the son of Samuel and Alma Ferris Durant. Sarah may be the daughter of James and Mary Seeley of Crawford County, Pennsylvania. I believe William and Celista Jenne Durant had four sons (Francis, Charles, Henry and Leonard before William's marriage to Sarah. Any information on Albert or these families would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT and NY

kraussmann — 2013-07-30 03:40:36Z

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT and NY

declair59 — 2013-07-30 03:36:35Z

I'm aware that two Noah Jenneys are supposed to have served in the Revolution. As I said, there is no credible evidence to separate them, but there is credible evidence that shows they were the same man. Those "government" gravestones are issued to anyone who orders them as long as there is proof of service, and in this case, I wonder if this is actually a DAR marker. As far as I know, gov. markers for Rev. War soldiers are fairly modern, but I'm not sure of that. They certainly weren't doing that when Noah died. In any case, proof of burial place is not needed. It's unlikely the marker was there in 1907, which is why he wasn't included at the time, and the installment of the marker after (by 1930) may be why his name appears on cemetery lists afterward. I can easily imagine someone applying to the DAR assumed he died in Hartland (there were Jennes who were in Hartland after the Revolution including Lot, formerly of Windsor, and Job), and someone else knew he moved away, died and was buried in NY. It's a simple mistake. Assumptions like that were very common in genealogy before the digital age. But now with all the evidence available to us, it no longer makes sense to separate these men. If other evidence is found that refutes what I'm saying, I'd be happy to say I'm wrong. But incomplete DAR applications and a questionable gravestone are low on the credibility scale.

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT and NY

yankeebob21 — 2013-07-05 23:43:26Z

There are TWO Noah Jenne/Jennys who have been credited with Rev War service and perhaps the same service.

One is the Noah of Windsor VT & Scipio NY. A DAR member descends from son Ansel (see 1826 will abstract at other Noah post here). Another descends from son Job (d. 1798) (Member: Adelle Whitby Olney Nat'l #: 554170 Ancestor #: A062246). The DAR has flagged BOTH applications as "Future Applicants Must Prove Correct Service".

The other is the Noah buried at Hartland VT in the Jenne Cemetery, per the Vermont Deaths DB right here at Ancestry which images a town clerk certified inventory dated 1930. The card notes "Rev War" service with US Government headstone. It has no further info but the headstone suggests that there's info somewhere in Hartland about this man.

Now, BOTH Noahs may have served in the ARW, but which one served the service cited in both DAR applications?

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT - there are Two (2) Noahs & Look-Up Request

yankeebob21 — 2013-07-05 22:06:35Z

Just making a note that I have (1) no further info on either Noah, and that (2) the Noah d. 1829 is by the terms of will (see NEHGS DB "Abstracts of Wills, Admins. and Guardianships in NY State, 1787-1835," p. 351 {name spelled as JAME} the father of "five" sons Samuel, John, Ansel, Noah & Isaac Newton, and "three" daughters Sally Patchen, Polly Spencer & Bethiah Landon/Sandon.

The DAR has accepted descent from Noah through Ansel, but now has NJ's file marked: Future Applicants Must Prove Correct Service. Presumably someone has noticed the 1760 bdate issue.

I'm going to try to straighten out why I have 2 handles here at Ancestry.

Francis/Frank JENNE - Jersey to Melbourne, Australia in 1852

connor1852 — 2013-03-04 03:30:23Z

Looking for any information about a Francis JENNE who emigrated from Jersey to Melbourne on the SS Great Britain in 1852, along with 3 other 'Jersey Men'.

All information gratefully received.

Re: looking to purchase copy of "the jenney book"

gary_smith_sea — 2013-02-03 03:24:02Z

Hi Barbara - it's Gary Smith - your cousin.

Jenney/Jenne/Jennings

jjretired — 2012-11-01 21:00:33Z

To all decedents of John Jenney. I was at the Grist Mill this past weekend for the first time and found out that the Mill might be in trouble. As decedents of its founder and builder we should all see what we can do about helping to keep this landmark going. Any suggestions?

Jim Jennings

Re: looking to purchase copy of "the jenney book"

jjretired — 2012-10-20 05:29:20Z

I hope you are still on here on ancestry. My name is Jim Jennings a decedent of Asa K. Jennings who was the son of Henry jennings/Jenny. I am looking to talk to family members to maybe exchange information.

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

pwinte1481 — 2012-09-07 10:55:04Z

Hi Julie,

Per your posting of 10 Jul 2010. I did a lot of research to come up with this, See attachment. I hope it come through ok.

The Wintermantel’s have a long history which goes back for quite sometime.

Approximately in 1967 I started putting together my family tree, starting with my mother’s side. My uncle who was helping me at the time thought it would be wonderful if I also did my father’s side. Over the next ten to fifteen years I worked with a Mormon genealogical researcher who opened up the tree back to the time of The Thirty Years War, and along with a seventh cousin twice removed. There were originally three brothers from Switzerland. One settled in Austria, the second stayed in Switzerland, and the third settled in Germany (The Black Forest area). The family (originally were Swiss. Not German, originally) while in Switzerland were connected to nobility, and were Royal Swiss Knights.

There is no doubt that there are many Wintermantel’s scattered in many countries. After years of research I am convinced that the name stands out like an eight ball on the pool table.
On the Family Coat of Arms “Wintermantel” means “overcoat” in german.

The Family Coat Of Army, and the church where they were located was retrived, but the church was destroyed in the Second World War.

Regards, P.W.

P.S. My email is: pwinte1481@ameritech.net,
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Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

Vickie_Marshall — 2012-02-18 19:34:01Z

My mothers maiden name was Birmele. My grandfathers name was William (married Henrietta Minerva Rollefson)and my great grandfathers name was August. August married Katharina Range. If you have any info on them I would be greatful.

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

JEdwards1 — 2012-02-16 19:59:33Z

Hi Harald,
I am very much interested in your 700 person family tree. Please contact me by email at jedwards@umich.edu

Thanks,
Julie Schmiedlin Edwards

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

haralld_schmidlin — 2012-02-16 16:31:46Z

Hallo,

my name is one of these You are looking for. If You look into our german internet You easily will find the family tree of simon schmidlin, a swiss man, who emigrated to bischoffingen shortly after the 30 years war. Nearly all the names - including schmidlin - You are looking for are included in this big family tree. a good part of the big schmidlin family lives nowadays in toldedo/ohio. for my part, my great grand father johann martin schmidlin was a pianomaker who went to lahr, where he founded a musical shop. his son hermann went to london before the first world war. this is why i am in fact a quarter english, a quarter north german and a half south german, and the name of swiss origin. I have a big file of about 700 people in my computer. If You need any help please contact me.

kind regards

Harald M. Schmidlin
Dachsstr. 24B
Wiesbaden

Re: JENNEY BOOK

jjretired — 2011-12-21 05:42:49Z

I am a Jennings who's name was changed from Jenney/Jenne. I have a copy of the book if no one has answered your questions I would be happy to do so.

jjretired@live.com

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

JEdwards1 — 2011-11-21 20:32:52Z

Hi Walter from Boetzingen,
Was your Jenne family originally from Bischoffingen? If so, we might be distant cousins. The earliest Jenne that I have in my database is Matthias Jenne, son of Sebastian Jenne, who married Anna Maria Schmidlin on 19 Nov 1737. She may have been the widow of Martin Ernst, but I am not sure. And I could not find children for this couple. Anna Maria Schmidlin was probably the daughter of Conrad Schmidlin and Barbara Kublin, and granddaughter of Simon Schmidlin. So she would be the younger sister of Hans Conrad Schmidlin, my direct line, making her a cousin line to me.

Thanks for the info that April, Birmele/Birmelin, Drexler, Rieflin, Schmiedlin, Schmidt, and Sexauer are still in Bischoffingen. Since you live fairly close, did you happen to attend the Bischoffingen 1000 Year Celebration last year? I would have enjoyed a trip there at that time, but was not able to go then.

Julie Schmiedlin Edwards
jedwards@umich.edu

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

dougayer — 2011-11-16 00:12:15Z

I am working on the Textor line in Bischoffingen, Germany, and would be glad to correspond with you. Also have come across April, Birmelin, Bossert, Brand, Jenne, Klaus/Claus, Rieflin, Rinker, and Schmidlin families which are associated with the Textors.

William Jenne of Wichita Falls, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2010-05-09 20:07:39Z

William is pictured in the 1928 Wai-Kun, yearbook of Wichita Falls Junior College, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

robertwin — 2010-05-20 02:34:05Z

HOW MANY TIMES ARE YOU GONNA REPEAT THAT MESSAGE? A PAUL WINTERMANTEL IN ROCHESTER MICHIGAN DID A LOT OF RESEARCH ON THOSE NAMES QUITE SOME TIME AGO.

MY NAME IS WINTERMANTEL, BUT THERE IS NO CONNECTION, AS WIN IS A QUITE COMMON NAME IN GERMANY.

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

robertwin — 2010-08-31 23:37:45Z

Danke for the information about your area in Deutschland. I can not schribe im DEutsch und I hope you can verstehen im English?I saw some Wintermantel stuff in 1480, so there must be millions of Wintermantels all over the world.
There are many of wintermantels in Donnauschingen and below that in Fuetzen there are many in my family by the name of Baschnagel.

Guten Abend, Robert Wintermantel

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

robertwin — 2010-07-09 14:27:04Z

Thanks for the reply. I think Paul Wintermantel got in touch with me thru the mail in around 1984. I always did have an interest in family trees and was really surprised to hear of him. After awhile I realized Wintermantel was quite a common name. As a kid I went on vacation to around Scrantomn PA where we met others with the W name.
The Wintermantel who came to the US in 1850 was from Durchhausen, Baden Wuerttemberg and most of the Wintermantels trace most of their stuff back to Germany from Catholic Morman records.

I have a tree going on that ancestory com site by the name ''Wintermantel and Ehmann family'' and shows my side of the family.Some of the families had 10 or more children with half of them dying in infancy and the same names repeated many times ex. Maria Anna, Johannes etc.

Robert W

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

robertwin — 2010-07-07 05:53:49Z

My name is also Wintermantel and the one in my family came to US from Durchhausen Bad Wuert in 1950 on a ship from Le Havre and settled in Lancaster NY.After being contacted from a "Paul Wintermantle" from Rochester MI many years ago,I came to the conclusion that there are a lot of Wintermantels all over the place here and in Germany who are not related.
Paul Ws stuff is not very accurate and his family is all Protesant,where mine is all Catholic.

Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT and NY

declair59 — 2010-10-25 21:31:50Z

This is in response to the idea that Noah Jenney of Windsor Co., VT, who served in the Revolution, was different from the Noah who lived in Scipio, NY.

I see no good reason not to think Noah, son of Samuel of Hartland, was in the Revolution and moved to Scipio. The transcription of gravestones at the Jenneville Cemetery in Hartland doesn't include one for Noah. His name is inserted on an online list that represents several site surveys done since 1907. He is only presumed to be buried there with no explanation.

The Jenney genealogy claims Noah of Scipio, son of Samuel of Hartland/Windsor, married Persis Capen about 1789 in Windsor. The 1790 Windsor census lists Samuel, Noah and Lot Jenney. Hartland and Windsor are neighboring towns. Samuel had a documented son named Lot. There were Capens in Windsor in that year. Noah and Persis Jenney supposedly have gravestones in Scipio, with full dates of death, ages at death and there is a description of his grave being marked as a veteran. They are probably buried in a small family cemetery, thus the "Jenney Cemetery." Noah of Scipio's first son was Samuel and his second daughter was Bethia, the names of the parents of Noah of Hartland/Windsor. The circumstantial evidence is substantial enough to assume that there is only one Noah involved.

There is no birth record given in the Jenney genealogy for Noah. He is placed among Samuel and Bethia's children between the recorded baptisms of other children in 1763 and 1769. That there isn't a baptismal record for him isn't surprising, especially since it likely took place in Dartmouth. Baptism records are inconsistent there.

Boys under 16 did serve in the Revolution, despite whatever rules were in place. I personally know that Abner Jenne/Jenney/Jennings of Fairhaven served with his father Capt. Henry Jenne/Jenney/Jennings when he was in his early to mid teens and received a pension. I thought this might have been unique, but it wasn't. This subject has been discussed elsewhere on the internet and there are other documented, early-teen boys who served. Even without proof of this service, you would have to believe that all the captains of militia companies demanded proof of birth from their local volunteers. Unlikely, especially if they looked older for their age. They also didn't necessarily have such proof.

John Jenne/Sarah Carey Help

GaryPitlo — 2009-11-05 17:24:11Z

You may want to consider Emailing me directly so we can share more of our common Jenne family information with each other.

Thanks:

Gary P. Pitlo

Gary.Pitlo@MSN.com

John Jenne/Sarah Carey Help

GaryPitlo — 2009-10-18 02:39:08Z

My name is Gary Palmer Pitlo and this is how I tie into the Jenne family ancestral line:

(1). Me, Gary Palmer Pitlo (born on 4 November 1949).

(2). My Mother is/was Lillian Isabel (Chapman) Pitlo (born on 1 November 1926) and my father is/was Palmer Veikko Pitlo (Pietila) (born on 31 July 1926).

(3). My Mother's, Mother is/was Laura Mabel (Jenne) Chapman (born on 5 December 1881) and her husband is/was James Oscar Chapman (born on 11 September 1877).

(4). Laura's father is/was Ira Earl Jenne (born on 23 December 1858) and his wife is/was Martha Olson (born on 14 September 1856).

(5). Ira Jenne's father is/was Newton Jenne (born on 31 May 1832) and his wife is/was Sarah Durant (born on 4 October 1834).

(6). Newton Jenne's father is/was Leonard Jenne (born on 7 June 1809) and his wife is/was Mercy Pope (born on 3 April 1812).

(7). Leonard Jenne's father was David Jenne (born on 1 November 1776) and his wife is/was Deborah Perry (twin) (born on 29 April 1777).

(8). David Jenne's father was John Job Jenne (born on 25 March 1738) and his wife is/was Hannah Dexter (born on 26 November 1747).

(9). John Job Jenne's father was Job (Deacon) Jenne (born on 11 July 1703) and his Mother is/was Keziah Briggs (born on 6 September 1702).

(10). Job (Deacon) Jenne's father is/was Samuel Jenney (born on 4 February 1678) and his wife is/was Mrs. Samuel Jenne.

(11). Samuel Jenney's father is/was John Jenney (born about 1647 or 1648) and his wife is/was Margaret Hicks (born on 9 March 1654).

(12). John Jenney's father is/was Samuel Jenney (born about 1616) and his wife is/was Susana Lettice Wood (born about 1620).

(13). Samuel Jenney's father is/was John Jenney I (born about 1592) (original Pilgrim) and his wife is/was Sarah Carey (born about 1590).

We can actually go back further in time with our Jenne ancestors to the later 1200's, if necessary.

Note: John Jenney was one of the original Pilgrims that landed in Plymouth, Mass. in 1623 on a ship named "The Little James". There is an extensive amount of history available on John Jenney that can be obtained by querying Google or another search tool via the Internet. Just type in "John Jenney" to obtain this information.

It is understood that our Jenne family name has changed name spelling numerous times throughout history.

I can also provide some informtion on Dayton Jenne, C. W. Jenne which I believe is Chillis Jenne who served in the Civil War. Newton & Leonard Jenne's information is already included within my message. I also have their death dates.

Sincerely:

Gary & Dixie Pitlo
246 W. 450 S.
Ogden, Utah 84404

Home telephone number: 801-394-3885
Cell phone: 801-645-1347
Email: Gary.Pitlo@MSN.com

______________________________________

Ottertail Jennes

GaryPitlo — 2009-10-17 04:38:37Z

My name is Gary Palmer Pitlo. My Mother who is now deceased is Lillian I.(Chapman) Pitlo. My mother's mother, my grandmother, was Laura Mabel (Jenne) Chapman. Laura's father was Ira Earl Jenne and her mother was
Martha Olson. Ira Jenne's father was Newton Jenne and his mother was Sarah Durant. Newton Jenne's father was Leonard Jenne and his mother was Mercy Pope and on and on. We can currently trace our Jenne family line back to about the early 1200's or further.

I would be very interested in receiving any and all information and pictures of my Jenne family line since my wife and I have the goal of compiling a Jenne Family History Book.

We just recently, as of July 2009, completed the development of our Chapman Family History Book that ended up being about 550 pages in length and about 5 pounds in weight. We have the goal of doing the same for our Jenne family.

Sincerely:

Gary P. Pitlo
246 W. 450 S.
Ogden, Utah 84404

Home telephone number: 801-394-3885
Cell phone: 801-645-1347
Email: Gary.Pitlo@MSN.com

Re: Aaron Jenne(y)

cb1581 — 2009-11-05 07:55:36Z

I have a feeling since so many people don't GET the name Jenne. They say jen. jenay, etc My Irish relatives changed their name from corey to cory just liked the shorter spelling. Mom said her Dad Joe Corey thought the shorter spelling was good and asked his kids about it and they agreed.. AND my Norweign relatives changed their name from tredahl to dahl. Great Grandfather John Tredahl wanted to be an American, Speak American and tell people he was an American. Also wanted an American name.... dropped the tre and used Dahl

Re: John Jenney/Sarah Carey Marriage

cb1581 — 2009-11-05 07:49:17Z

could you email a copy of the Jenne Carey Marriage license from Holland?

Re: Ottertail Jennes

cb1581 — 2009-11-05 07:28:38Z

I know some of my Jenne relatives lived near ottertail, perhaps Ione Jenne Nelson

And I am doing a research on Leonard Jenne down to me so that I can join DAR

Re: RE: John Jenne/Sarah Carey Help

cb1581 — 2009-11-05 07:24:36Z

Yes almost all of the names are in my family

Re: Jenne Family

sjhuntress — 2011-03-12 23:41:41Z

Not sure if this is one in the same.....My father is David Zimmerman, son of Charles Francis Zimmerman who's family was from Alsace and I would love to trace our Zimmerman famiy tree. So if this is one in the same, I would love to hear from you.
Thanks

Re: LOOKING FOR EVA

jjretired — 2011-10-16 00:21:48Z

Hi, I was wondering if you have ever seen the Jenne book? I also noticed you are researching Camerons and Pearson's from New York. Would they be from upstate New York? I am a Jennings who's name was changed from Jenne/Jenney after the Revolutionary war. Eva Ethel Jenne was born June 30,1895 in Colby Kansas to Charles Newton Jenne and Julia Ann Eastlow. In answer to a question someone else had, She moved to Ill. because her mothers family was from there and it appears that they moved back there cause that is where her mother died.

jjretired@live.com

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT & Cayuga Co. NY - Abstract of 1826 WILL

jjretired — 2011-06-18 00:50:29Z

His wife Persis died 8/18/1821.

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT and NY

jjretired — 2011-06-18 00:47:13Z

Found information on Noah and his wife. They are buried in Kings Ferry Cemetery. Noah's date of death is 2/18/1828 and he was 63 years, 9mo.,7days old. His wife Persis died 8/18/1821 and was 55 years, 3 mo. old. there is also two daughters buried there. Herriett and Persis.

Re: Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT and NY

jjretired — 2011-06-16 00:16:50Z

Can you tell me where the Jenney cemetery is at in Scipio? I am a Jennings a descendent of the Jenney/Jenne family. Why I am asking is that on my mothers side her grandfather came to Scipio with his parents from Ireland and I think its ironic that both sets of family had someone in the Scipio area. My Jennings/Jenney/Jenne family wound up in Webster New York where they are buried in the Union Hill Cemetery. I have been to Scipio but have never seen the Jenney cemetery.

Re: JENNE, SQUIRES

jjretired — 2010-06-05 18:49:36Z

Looked in the Jenne Book and found your Samual.

Re: looking to purchase copy of "the jenney book"

jjretired — 2010-02-01 19:09:13Z

I know this is kind of late but are you still looking for the Jenney Book?

Re: JENNE, SQUIRES

jjretired — 2009-05-01 12:57:13Z

Another area you might look at is the Jennings family. The name was changed from Jenne to Jennings when they left Vt. and went to New York.

Re: Looking for the Lemuel Jenne family

SherryandBrad — 2010-05-30 22:07:05Z

I have a Eugene Swift Jenne in my family History. He married Martha Beard. Eugene was Born (according to my records) Oct 1845 and died 1919 in Oregon. He was there with his brother Platoff Pulaski Jenne who married Martha Sister Sarah Belle Beard. I know that they are buried in the Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. The only information that I have on Eugene and Platoff is that they had a brother named Commodore and their mother's intials are E. G. Jenne. (Taken from the 1880 Census)
If you can fill in some blanks for me maybe I will be able to research from there. Thanks
Sherry Hatcher
sherbearbunch@cableone.net

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

JEdwards1 — 2010-07-08 20:05:01Z

Hi, This should probably be moved to the Wintermantel board... :-) Anyway, I agree that there are errors on the Paul Wintermantle data, but that work was done long ago. I have done some work myself on the family, and found that the Wintermantels in the Kaiserstuhl area of Baden (Bischoffingen and Ihringen) came from Wuerttemberg orignally. I have located the Ihringen ancestors, but not the Bischoffingen ones, so am not sure if they are related or not. Both villages became Protestant in the 1500-1600s, tho the ancestral Wintermantels were most likely Catholic before that. Wintermantel families in the US in Wisconsin and the midwest mainly came from Baden. Eastern US lines most often appear to be from Wuerttemberg. That's about all that I can tell you. Julie

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

JEdwards1 — 2011-11-21 19:48:24Z

Hi Doug,
Please contact me at jedwards@umich.edu since I have a few questions for you.

Thanks,
Julie

Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

JEdwards1 — 2010-01-15 05:18:06Z

Looking for the following surnames whose ancestors came from Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany -- April, Birmele, Birmelin, Bossert, Brand, Braun, Buchmueller, Drexler, Ernst, Faisst, Goerig, Hoeflin, Hofschneider, Jenne, Klaus, Kreutner, Mueller, Neidinger, Rieflin, Rinker, Schmidlin, Schmiedlin, Schmidt, Sexauer, Textor, Wintermantel.

Julie Schmiedlin Edwards

Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT & Cayuga Co. NY - Abstract of 1826 WILL

yankeeancestry — 2010-08-11 18:01:33Z

Here is the abstract of the will abstract on Noah Jenney #2 from "The Patchin-en Family", p. 299, available through HeritageQuest Books:

Noah Jenne of Venice [Cayuga Co., NY], will dated Sept. 29, 1826, probated Apr. 22, 1829, mentions sons Samuel, John, Ansel, Noah, Isaac; daus. Bethiah Lands, Sally Patchin, Polly Spencer; wits., Consider King, Achsah Denio, John A. Barker. ([Gertrude A. Barber, comp.,] Cayuga Co., N. Y. Will Abstracts, 2:34.)

Daughter Sally, b. 2 July 1791, d. 4 Nov 1876, bur. Spartansburg PA as "Dillivergn" [perhaps; certainly had 2nd husband], m. Noah Patchin, b. prob. Wilton CT 7 Oct 1788, d. Spartansburg PA 10 April 1840. They had 9 children, 7 of whom are traced further in the Patchin-en book.

DAR lineage is through son Ansel Jenne.

Note that NJ's wife must have died before will written.

Gertrude Barber's series of New York Abstract works are not yet available online. The major libraries, such as NEHGS, do or are likely to have them. Essential if you can't get to the counties themselves. Wonderful examples of making important material available to researchers, especially material that may never be digitized nor available online.

Noah Jenne/Jenney of VT - there are Two (2) Noahs & Look-Up Request

yankeeancestry — 2010-08-10 17:49:16Z

{Cross posted from the Jenney board.}

The FIRST Noah Jenne is:
Noah Jenne, b,. 1750 VT, listed in Am. Gen. Biog. Index (AGBI) 90: 456 as abstracted from "State of VT: Rolls of the soldiers in the Rev. War, 1775-1783" by John E. Goodrich (Rutland VT, 1904), p. 277. (The AGBI is now a DB at Ancestry but I have a hard time calling it up.) The details of this man's service would be at the VT ROLLS p. 277; I do not have access to that here in CT. I can not say if his service is credited to Hartland VT. BUT that would appear to be the case. Patricia Law Hatcher's "Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots" (4 vols Dallas Tx 1987)is an extracted DB at Ancestry. It says that "Noah Jenne" is buried in "Hartland VT 16". The 16 presumably refers to the the Jenneville Cemetery mentioned in "Hartland VT in the Am Rev" book available through HeritageQuest.

The SECOND Noah Jenne is:
buried in the "West Genoa Cemetery, Genao, Cayuuga Co. NY 69", again according to Hatcher's "Abtract of Graves" book. THIS is the Noah Jenne credited with Rev War service by the DAR, specificallymfor the March 1780 militia service detailed in "Hartland in the Rev War" per above.

Now, a male born in 1766 per several Jenne family accounts would NOT be allowed on a militia expedition in 1780. At 14 years old, he would be 2 years below the legal age limit for military service throughout the NE colonies. They wouldn't have taken him, even as a fifer or drummer. A Noah b. in 1750 would be an appropriate age of 30 as a private in that company.

So, it appears that the various accounts that credit Noah J., b. 1766 to Samuel may be wrong. And the DAR descent/credit is also likely wrong.

So, to which branch of the Jenne family did the 1750 Noah belong to? Did he leave any descendants?

Can someone post here or send me the Jenne Book pages on Noah and his putative father Samuel? Does the book list another Noah?

Re: looking to purchase copy of "the jenney book"

BSTUART129 — 2010-07-19 23:05:28Z

Hi ~ I believe I may be able to get an extra copy of The Jenney Book if you are still looking. I am Barbara Jenney, b. 1957 to Alan Milton Jenney of Dorchester, Mass. Is this likely to be the right thread?

Re: Bischoffingen, Baden, Germany

Kaiserstuhl22 — 2010-08-30 19:05:15Z

Ich habe deine Nachricht vom 15.1.2010 gelesen. Ich wohne ca.10 km von Bischoffingen.Die Gegend ist der "Kaiserstuhl".
Von den angeführten Namen gibt es im wesentlichen noch,
April , Birmele/Birmelin , Drexler, Rieflin, Schmiedlin,
Schmidt, und Sexauer.
Der Name Jenne ist kaum mehr in Bischoffingen vorhanden.
Die meisten Jenne ca. 30 Familien wohnen in Bötzingen a.K.
Bötzingen ist auch mein Wohnort.
Die Debatte Wintermantel kath. oder evangelisch ist von der
Geschichte bedingt. Die Religion richtet sich nach der RReligion des Landesherrn. Baden/evgl. / Vorderöstreich/kath.
Walter Jenne

Re: LOOKING FOR EVA

noni153 — 2011-10-13 20:03:38Z

Tony, I've picked up this up since Mom did. She onlly had the Camerons and I'm Working on the Jenne's. If you have anything your dad I'd be g;ad to have it. I've got it back to alfred, but no further. My number is 402 766 3694,

Re: Martin Jenne & Ursula Jacob in Germany about 1700

davidkenway — 2011-04-08 19:47:08Z

Re: Jenne family group #19, generation 8.

Family of Charles Percival Jenne (married Crystal Brilliant Snow). Three children: Corrinne bertha, Charles Jacob, Phyllis Mae.

First child Corrinne Bertha Jenne, b. May 20, 1918, married David Franklyn Kenway, b. Dec. 1916. Marriage date is right, I think (I am their son). I have all the other data for their deaths and for their two children, my sister and me. You may have this already from Kathleen McKinney, my cousin, also descended from Charles Percival Jenne and Crystal B. Snow, via their son Charles Jacob Jenne.

I did note that you had little information on my father so I'm fixing that.

My family are very interested in your work here, and have pored over it extensively (courtesy of Kathleen McKinney). It turns out that the grandmother of a high school friend of mine in Juneau Alaska with whom I ran cross country in the mid-1960's, was 1st cousin to my grandfather, which neither of us knew.

Thanks for doing this Jenne Family history.

--David Kenway

Re: Jenne/Carey family

KayClark31 — 2009-04-21 04:39:19Z

Thank you for your message. I do still have the same Email
address. The details I have about the Jenneys (and variations) were obtained from a type written account titled The Descendants of John Jenney of Plymouth, Mass. by Susan Cotton Tufts which is dated 1942 (about my vintage). I came across the Jenney name when researching the Carpenter family and found Cyrus Carpenter married Hanna Jenney c1823. The above mentioned document took the Jenney family back several generations. Don't recognise any of your other family names!

Re: Jenne/Carey family

jjretired — 2009-04-21 12:45:51Z

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