Ahnentafel between Neil Stanford Jinkins and William Jinkins
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1. Neil Stanford JINKINS was born on 14 Dec 1942. He married Mari MAAS on 18 Jan 1975 at Notre Dame Church, Cedar Knolls, NJ.
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2. Lee Stanford JINKINS. He became interested in retail sales while in high school, working at the J. J. Newberry store in Amarillo. After graduation, Lee went to work full time for the Newberry Company, working his way up to District Manager, based in St. Louis. He worked for the Newberry Company until 1963. In 1964, Lee and Doris moved to Amarillo where they founded the ClothWorld stores a year later, opening their first place of business at 6th and Georgia Street. They soon outgrew that building, and a short time later moved into a larger store, located at 10th and Georgia. In 1967, they began establishing stores in other states, adding four new outlets a year, ultimately expanding all across the United States. In 1970, Cloth World became a subsidiary of Brown Group Inc. of St.Louis through a stock exchange with that company. Lee continue to serve as President of Cloth World and was also a member of the Board of Directors of Brown Group. [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 6, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Date of Import: Nov 12, 1998, Internal Ref.#1.111.6.125328.19] Individual: Jinkins, Lee Social Security #: 511-09-3963 Issued in: Kansas Birth date: Oct 19, 1917 Death date: Dec 1983 ZIP Code of address where death benefit payment was sent: 79106 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Amarillo, Texas. at Social Security #: 511-09-3963. at Death benefit payment ZIP: 79106. He was born on 19 Oct 1917 at Matador, Texas. He married Doris Maxine HOLLINGSWORTH, daughter of Charles Eugene HOLLINGSWORTH and Clara Agnes TIDMORE, in Jan 1955 at Mississippi. He was buried in Dec 1983 at Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, TX. He died on 14 Dec 1983 at Amarillo, Texas, at age 66.
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4. Leland Stanford JINKINS was also known as LELAND S. JINKINS. He S - 1894 - July 29 - B. Record - Info. from Ethel Jinkins Payne. S - 1916 - Dec. - M. Record - Info. from Ethel Jinkins Payne. [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 6, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Date of Import: Nov 12, 1998, Internal Ref.#1.111.6.125328.21] Individual: Jinkins, Leland Social Security #: 467-38-6541 Issued in: Texas Birth date: Jul 29, 1894 Death date: Apr 1982 Residence code: Texas ZIP Code of last known residence: 79106 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Amarillo, Texas SONCY ELEVATOR MANAGER RECALLS DECADES OF WORK AND EXCITEMENT Amarillo Globe News story 1971 L. S. Jinkins, who lives out on Tascosa Road, isn't even consideringretirement. At 77, he has a soft spot in his heart for farmers, says heunderstands their problems and enjoys working with them. He should. He has managed the Kellogg Grain Co. at Soncy Road since1930., watching wheat prices fluctuate from 25 cents a bushel to as highas $3 as bushel. Jinkins was born in Motley County and came to Amarillo in 1930. Heworked on the Bush Estate for several months and then went to work at theelevator as bookkeeper. Four weeks later he became manager. That was during the early yearsof the depression. 'I remember one year I ran the whole elevator on $400 including myown wages,' he said. Matter of fact, his wages in those early years came to about $1.50 aday. ' And I was glad to get it.' The elevator business was seasonal so Jinkins did several otherthings to make a living. He taught school a bit and kept books here andthere. And in 1937, he operated a filling station on the side. It was outon the highway, near the helium plant, and it gave him one of the twoworst scares of his life. One day, he was putting gasoline into a car and just as he finished,one of the three occupants of the car stepped up beside him and pressed agun to his side. Putting him in the car, they drove west to within about a mile ofBushland. Meanwhile, it became obvious they were going to rob him. Byway of diverting their attention, he kept suggesting they drive back tothe filling station where there was more money in the cash register. I was afraid they'd shoot me and leave me by the road,' he said. But they paid no attention to his suggestion. Instead, they tookthe cash he had on him, let him out of the car and pointed the gun at him. 'You run, and don't you look back,' one of them said. He ran. 'They got about $17, which was quite a bit in those days,' saysJinkins. ' I think I had about $60 in the cash register.' At any rate, it shook him up sufficiently and, as a result, herequested to be made a deputy sheriff. He was appointed and served acouple of years. There was an incident during that period which put him a little onedge. A man called to say that some fellows were stealing oil, in drums,from his golf course near the helium plant and were on the place at thattime. Jinkins drove to the course, flushed the fellows out from behind abunch of oil drums and held them at gunpoint until the sheriff arrived.' 'Trouble was, my gun wasn't loaded,' said Jinkins. 'My son had usedall the shells the day before, and I knew it, ' said Jinkins. 'But theydidn't.' The elevator was his main business, however, and he loved the wheatseason. 'There wasn't any such thing as a moisture tester at that time,' hesaid. Instead, he tested the grain with his teeth. 'If it cracked, it wasdry enough.' And with a good head for figures, he operated for many years withoutan adding machine. During the leanest years, he operated the elevatoralone, working the grain in the daytime, the books at night. 'Lots of nights I worked until midnight,' he said. 'For one thing,during the dry years, at two bushels to the acre, it took all day for afarmer to get a load. So they came in late.' At that time, the elevator capacity was 1 1/2 million pounds, andthe scale was a 30,000 pounder. Today the elevator capacity is 22million pounds, and the scale weighs 100,000 pounds. The second frightening incident nearly took Jinkins' life. In 1962,while butane gas was being installed in the office building, an explosionoccurred. Jinkins, blown to the front door, could barely see well enough tofind the doorknob and open the door., 'Another few second and my eyeballs would have gone,' he said. He was laid up, badly burned for quite a while and thought he had'retired'. But a couple of years ago he took over the elevatormanagement again, obviously glad to be back with the grain, the figures,and most of all, the farmers. 'I don't ever intend to quit as long as I'm able to go.' he said.'You need to be around people.' [Emma's GED.ftw] * 1894 - July 29 - B. Record - Texas Delayed Certificate of Birth. B. REcord - Info. from SSDI * 1910 - May - Census - 4th J.P., Motley Co., Texas - ED #184 - pg. 8A -139/139 - Info. from Heritage Quest Online Census Jenkins, Francis M. - head - 44 - md1 (17 yrs) - Mo-Tn-Mo - Farmer Fannie - wife - 33 - md1 (17 yrs) - 6/6 - Tx-Ark-Tn Leland - son - 15 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Clarence T. - son - 14 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Ethel R. - daughter - 11 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Mable M. - daughter - 9 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Emmett B. - son - 6 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Sadie M. - daughter - 2 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx * 1916 - Dec. - M. Record - Marriage Certificate. * 1930 - Apr. 5 - Quitaque, Briscoe Co., Texas - ED #3 - pg. 6A - 118/127- Info. from Ancestry.com Census OnLine (image #11): Jinkins, Leland S. - head - 35 - md age 22 - Tx-Mo-Tx - ManagerGarage Irma - wife - 30 - md age 17 - Mo-Mo-Mo - Retail Merchant Millinery Lee S. - son - 12 - s - Tx-Tx-Mo * 1930 - Moved to Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas (Amarillo Globe Times, Mar.15, 1972) * 1930 - 197? - Manager, Kellog Grain Co - Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas(Amarillo Globe Times, Mar. 15, 1972). * 1937 - Operated a Gas Station in addition to his full time job(Amarillo Globe Times, Mar. 15, 1972). * 1982 - Apr. 2 - D. Record - Texas Certificate of Death. D. Record - 467-38-6541 - Info. from SSDI - Last Residence Amarillo,Potter Co., Texas Died - Northwest Texas Hospital - Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas. Services - Buried - Llano Cemetery - Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas. SSDI #47-38-6541 * 1982 - Apr. 22 - Letters of Administration issued to Lee S. Jinkins -Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas. Note: Possibly had a nervous breakdown about 1962. Spent time in ahospital in Corpus Christie, Texas. Family indicates that an accident in a grainelevator impacted him in a great way. Occupation: Manager, Kellog Grain Co. School Teacher Bookkeeper Gas Station Owner Real Estate Developer. Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _FA1 at Social Security #: 467-38-6541. Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _FA2 at Issued in: Texas. He was born on 29 Jul 1894 at MATADOR, MOTLEY, TEXAS. He married ERMA KRILING in Dec 1916. He married Maude Irma KRILING, daughter of Franklin Pumphrey KRILING and Willie May SMILEY, in Dec 1916. He married Maude Irma KRILING, daughter of Franklin Pumphrey KRILING and Willie May SMILEY, on 6 Dec 1916. He died in Apr 1982 at Amarillo, Texas, at age 87.
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8. Francis Marion 'Pat' JINKINS 'Pat' Jinkins was a resident of Motley county for 46 years. He moved toMotley county in February 1891 He taught school there for nine yearsduring the early days. He was born in Missouri and moved with his parents to Cook County Texasat an early age, where he grew to manhood. He moved to Motley county in February 1891 . F. M. attended college at Veal Station near Denison and was awarded a2nd grade certificate and taught school in Motley County including theold Clements School where he made his family home for some forty years,as a stock farmer. He was Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3 in 1892. The first housing was a dugout, then a half dugout, then two rooms addedthen two more rooms as the family grew. The house now abandoned, knownas the Stafford Place was still standing in 1980. In 1904, F. M. borrowed $50.00 to attend the St. Louis World's Fairtraveling to Childress by horseback there boarding the train with otherMatador residents for the big city. Upon returning, he was able to regale his family with word pictures ofthe sights to be seen. The following is taken from OF SUCH AS THESE, HISTORY OF MOTLEY COUNTY In the early 1890's young Francis Marion Jinkins, called 'Pat'because of his Irish Ancestry, made his way to Motley County from downstate. He brought a few possessions with him including his clothes,his newly acquired teacher's certificate from Old Veal Station in northTexas, and a coverlet his mother had pieced, quilted, lettered and givento him with her blessing. Pat began teaching school and a few years later was married toFannie Jane Edmondson, a fifteen year old girl whose parents had come tothe county in 1891. The young couple set up housekeeping and in due timebecame the parents of eight children. It became a family tradition thatwhen each child was born, the new baby and Fannie Jane lay under thefamily quilt which Pat's mother had made and lettered with the message: 'F.M. Jinkins was born Sept. the 24th, 1865. This for you Your Mother done for her 7th Son in 1885.' Pat provided for his growing family by teaching school andsupplemented the family income by farming the land he had filed on notlong after arriving. He was one of the earliest teachers in the countyand was the first teacher of the Clements School. Earlier he taught atWhite Star. Mr. and Mrs. Jinkins were anxious that their children learn thevalue of work and of an education. They all had chores on the farm andtheir father steered them toward an interest in learning by reading tothem and talking to them. Pat Jinkins was listed as a Worshipful Master at the Matador LodgeNo, 824 AF and Am.] * 1865 - Sept. 24 - B. Record - E. B. Jinkins Family Bible. * 1870 - June 1 - Census - Liberty, Stoddard Co., Missouri - 156/156 -Info. from Ancestry.com Census OnLine (image #132): Ed. B. Jenkins - 50 - farmer - NC Elizabeth - 40 - keep house - Mo Thomas - 20 - Ark Ashley - 19 - Mo John - 16 - Mo Robt - 14 - Mo Granville - 9 - Mo Sanford - 7 - Mo Francis - 5 - Mo Elizabeth - 4 - Mo Lee - 2 - Mo James Ray - 14 - attend sch - Mo * 1880 - Census - Cooke Co., Texas - pg. 307a - Info. from Family HistoryResource 1880 United States Census: E. B. Jinkins - age 60 - NC Elizabeth J. Jinkins - wife - 49 - Mo Sanford Jinkins - son - 16 - Mo Francis M. Jinkins - son - 14 - Mo Elizabeth C. Foley - GNiece - 13 - Mo General Jinkins - son - 11 - Mo * - Attended college at Veal Station near Denison (Informationfrom Janet Jinkins Culp). * 1891 - Feb. - Moved to Motley Co., Texas (Information from JanetJinkins Culp). * - Grantee for land survey - Sect. 48 - Motley Co., Texas(Abstract 1217). * - Grantee for land survey - Sect. 86 - Motley Co., Texas(Abstract 1218). * 1891 - Taught school in Motley Co. for about 9 years including the oldClement School and the White Star School (Information from Janet Jinkins Culp). * 1892 - Served as Justice of the Peace - Precinct 3 - Motley Co., Texas(Information from Janet Jinkins Culp). * 1892 - Pat Jinkins was an early teacher in Motley Co., Texas - Info.from the book Of Such As These. ' Ballard was another former school in the county. In 1892 the fall rollcall was John, Maggie, and Thelma Burleson, Fannie and Ida Edmondson, Alma, Moss, and Nolan Jinkins andAshely, Bob, John, and Mollie Jones. In the Fall of 1893 Clements School, located 4 miles southof Ballard was established. Its first teacher was Pat Jinkins. Later this school merged with Ballard'. * 1893 - July 26 - M. Record - E. B. Jinkins Family Bible. * 1904 - Borrowed $50.00 to go to the St. Louis World Fair - Traveled toChildress by horseback and then boarded a train with other Matador residents (Information from JanetJinkins Culp). * 1910 - May - Census - 4th J.P., Motley Co., Texas - ED #184 - pg. 8A -139/139 - Info. from Heritage Quest Online Census Jenkins, Francis M. - head - 44 - md1 (17 yrs) - Mo-Tn-Mo - Farmer Fannie - wife - 33 - md1 (17 yrs) - 6/6 - Tx-Ark-Tn Leland - son - 15 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Clarence T. - son - 14 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Ethel R. - daughter - 11 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Mable M. - daughter - 9 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Emmett B. - son - 6 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Sadie M. - daughter - 2 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx * 1920 - Census - Precinct #4, Motley Co., Texas - ED #187 - pg. 11A -182/193 - Info. from Ancestry. com Census OnLine (image #21): Jenkins, Francis M. - head - 54 - md - Mo-Tn-Mo - Farmer Fannie - wife - 43 - md - Tx-Ark-Tn Ethel - daughter - 22 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx - Teacher Public School Mabel - daughter - 19 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx - Teacher Public School Emmet B. - son - 15 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Sadie - daughter - 12 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Mary - daughter - 8 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Homer T. - son - 4 3/12 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx * 1930 - Apr. 8 - Census - Matador, Motley Co., Texas - ED #1 - pg. 7B -152/172 - Info. from Ancestry. com Census OnLine (image #14): Jinkins, Francis M. - head - 64 - md age 21 - Mo-Tn-Mo Fannie - wife - 52 - md age 16 - Tx-Ark-Tn Emmett B. - son - 26 - div - Tx-Mo-Tx - Barber Barber Shop Mary E. - daughter - 19 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx Homer T. - son - 14 - s - Tx-Mo-Tx * 1937 - Sept. 29 - D. Record - E. B. Jinkins Family Bible. Died - At home - Matador, Motley Co., Texas. Buried - East Mound Cemetery - Matador, Motley Co., Texas. Occupation: School Teacher Stock Farmer Member: Methodist Church - Matador, Motley Co., Texas Masonic Lodge - Matador, Motley Co., Texas Lodge #824 AF & AM Served as Worshipful Master The family's first house in Motley County was a dugout. Then they livedin a half dugout. Gradually they added 2 rooms at a time as the family grew. The house, now abandoned, isknown as the Stafford Place and was still standing in 1980. Janet Jinkins Culp. He was born on 24 Sep 1865 at Stoddard Co., Missouri. He married Fannie Jane EDMONDSON, daughter of Thomas Neal EDMONDSON and Mary Catherine Holland RHOADES, on 26 Jul 1893 at Motley county, Texas. He married Fannie Jane EDMONDSON, daughter of Thomas Neal EDMONDSON and Mary Catherine Holland RHOADES, on 26 Jul 1893. He was buried in 1937 at MATADOR, MOTLEY, TEXAS. He died on 29 Sep 1937 at Matador, Texas, at age 72.
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16. Edwin Ballard JINKINS was also known as Edmund B. JINKINS. He was also known as Edwin (Edmund) Ballard JINKINS. He * 1819 - Aug. B. Record - E. B. Jinkins Family Bible. * 1848 - Oct. 24 - M. Record - E. B. Jinkins Family Bible. M. Record - Independence Co., Arkansas (Bk. B, pg. 72). * 1850 - Sept 20 - Census - Castor, Stoddard Co., Missouri - 373/377 &373/378 - Info. from Ancestry. com Census OnLine (image #32): Thomas Jinkins - 83 - farmer - NC Matilda Jinkins - 36 - NC - Insane Mary Dowdy - 45 - NC - Housekeeper Edwin B. Jinkins - 26 - Farmer - NC Elizabeth - 19 - Ark Thomas - 10/12 - Mo * 1853 - Apr. 15 - Land Patent - Sect. 22, Township 25, Range 10E - 40acres - Stoddard Co., Missouri (Land Patent Doc. No. 13101). * 1855 - Mentioned in Andrew Neill's will as heir - Stoddard Co.,Missouri - Will dated Dec. 10, 1855 - Wit: John Johnson & Jonas Eaker - leaves $1.00 to the following people: JohnNeill, Alexander Neill, William Neill, Adam Neill, Thomas Neill, Robert Neill, Polly Eaker, ElizabethDunn, Hugh Neill, Moses Neill, Deborah Patten, & Margaret Craft. William M. Jinkins & Edmond Jinkinsreceive all personal & real estate - Exec: William M. Jinkins & Edmond Jinkins. * - Henry Miller vs Elizabeth Dunn & John C. Miller,Administrator of Andrew Neill, decd - Henry Miller wins judgement of $1.20 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B260). * 1855 - July 11 - Mentioned in petition for partition of slaves ofThomas Jinkins - Stoddard Co. Mo. * 1856 - Feb. 28 - Estate of Andrew Neill - Will & Testament presented tocourt for approval or rejection of probate - Moses Neill objects to approval of probate - William &Edmond Jinkins ordered to give proof of will - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B274). * 1856 - Estate of Andrew Neill - William M. & Edwin Jinkins present will- Moses Neill objects for himself and other heirs - John C. Miller & Elizabeth Dunn also object - Courtwill respond tomorrow - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B276). * 1856 - Feb. 29 - Will of Andrew Neill accepted and admitted for probate- Moses Neill appeals for himself and other heirs - Court grants right of appeal - Stoddard Co.,Missouri (pg. B277). * 1856 - Mar. 1 - William M. Jenkins & Edwin Jenkins come to court andmake motion that the letters of administration of Elizabeth Dunn and John C Miller be revoked - Courtagrees - Court orders letters of testamentary be issued to William M. Jenkins & Edwin B. Jinkins and thatthey give bond - Elizabeth Dunn & John C. Miller appear - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg B285). * 1856 - June 17 - Moses Neill applies for letters of administration inAndrew Neill estate - Court refuses - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B313). * - Andrew Neill estate - Court appoints Henry Milleradministrator - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B354). * 1856 - Dec. 19 - Andrew Neill estate - Court orders sale of propertybelonging to estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B359). * 1856 - Dec. 19 - Daniel Miller vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neillestate - Daniel Miller wins judgement of $??? - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B359). * 1856 - Dec. 20 - James Nations vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neillestate - James Nations wins judgement of $5.10 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B360). * 1856 - Dec. 20 - John M. Johnson vs Henry Miller, Admin. of AndrewNeill estate - John wins judgement of $10.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B352). * 1856 - Dec. 23 - Henry Miller Admin. of Andrew Neill estate givenpermission to hire out slaves and rent farm belonging to estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B465). * - William S. Haydon vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neillestate - William wins judgement of $25.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B377). * - John Fletcher vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neill estate- John wins $3.37 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B379). * - William A. Whitehead vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neillestate - William wins $20.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B381). * 1857 - Sept. 22 - Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neill estate comes tocourt and charges that John Miller has embezzeled property belonging to estate - Court orderscitation against John Miller - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B440). * 1857 - Sept. 24 - Administrators of Andrew Neill estate givenpermission to sell lot of brick belonging to estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B443). * - John Sutton vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neill estate -John wins $6.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B451). * 1857 - Nov. 18 - William Niel, etal vs E. Jenkins - CA - Change ofvenue awarded - Stoddard Co., Missouri Court Records Index 1836-1931 - Bk. C - pg. 201 - Info. fromStoddard Co., Missouri USGenWeb site. * 1857 - Dec. 23 - John C. Miller & Elizabeth Dunn, Admin. of AndrewNeill estate present their final settlement - They say they had $3,644.79, spent $3,127.41, leaving$517.38 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B465). * 1858 - Jan. 6 - Henry Miller vs Henry Miller, Admin. of Andrew Neillestate - Henry gets $36.00 for expenses of administration - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B473). * 1858 - Jan. 6 - Henry Miller charges that John Miller, former Admin. ofAndrew Neill estate had cheated the estate and has not made just accounts of the assets in his hands -Court orders John C. Miller to appear - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B473). * 1858 - Jan. 8 - William G. Phelan vs Henry Miller, Admin. of AndrewNeill estate - William wins $300.00 - Stoddard Co., Missori (pg. 476). * 1858 - Jan. 8 - Solomon G. Kirohen and William G. Phelan vs HenryMiller, Admin. of Andrew Neill estate - Solomon & William get $145.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg.B476). * 1858 - Jan. - William Trippen, Admin. of John Trippen estate vs HenryMiller, Admin. of Andrew Neill estate - William gets $10.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B479). * 1859 - Nov. 24 - Henry Miller vs W. & E. Jenkins - CA - Change of venueawarded - Stoddard Co., Missouri Court Records Index 1836-1931 - Bk. C - pg. 357 - Info. fromStoddard Co., Missouri USGenWeb site. * - Henry Miller Admin. of Andrew Neill estate given permissionby the court to rent out the farm for 1 year - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. B626). * 1860 - June 13 - Census - Liberty, Stoddard Co., Missouri - 170/155 -Info. from Ancestry.com Census OnLine (image #23):: Edward Jenkins - 35 - farmer - NC Elizabeth - 29 - Mo Thomas W. - 11 - Ark Ashley W. - 9 - Mo Mary Ann - 8 - Mo John W. - 7 - Mo Rebecca J. - 5 - Mo Sophronia C. - 3 - Mo Sarah R. Rea - 17 - Mo * 1865 - Feb. 17 - Court orders William M. Jinkins & Edmund Jinkins,Exec. of Andrew Neill estate, to file bond and inventory - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. C20). * 1865 - May 12 - William & Edwin Jinkins vs Crumb ???? - William & Edwinget $3,770.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. C63). * 1865 - May 12 - William & Edwin Jinkins, Exec. of Andrew Neill estateare ordered to pay to Green S. Poplin, Attorney for William P. Hill, Cynthian Hill, & P. Hill the sumeof $1,000.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. 63). * 1865 - May 12 - David Crites vs William & Edwin Jenkins, Exec. ofAndrew Neill estate - David gets $170.00 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. 64). * 1865 - May 12 - Judgement against Henry Miller, late admin. of AndrewNeill estate in favor of William Jenkins and Edwin Jenkins currently Exec. of estate for the sum of$1,390.50 - Henry Miller acknowledges that he owes the money - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. C68). * 1865 - Aug. 18 - William Jenkins files an inventory of the Andrew Neillestate - Stoddard Co., Missouri. * - William & Edmond B. Jenkins, Exec. of Andrew Neill estatepresent petition to court for permission to sell real estate to pay debts - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg.C124). * 1866 - Feb. 13 - Record of proposed sale of land belonging to AndrewNeill estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. 186). * 1866 - Aug. William Jinkins, Exec. of Andrew Neill estate presentsannual report to the court - Stoddard Co., Missouri. * 1866 - Aug. 14 - William M. & Edwin Jenkins, Exec. of Andrew Neillestate present report of sale of real estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri. * 1867 - Feb. 25 - William M. Jenkins & Edwin B. Jenkins, Admin. ofAndrew Neill estate, come to court and make proof of intent for final settlement and present finalsettlement of estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri (pg. 504). * 1870 - June 1 - Census - Liberty, Stoddard Co., Missouri - 156/156 -Info. from Ancestry.com Census OnLine (image #132): Ed. B. Jenkins - 50 - farmer - NC Elizabeth - 40 - keep house - Mo Thomas - 20 - Ark Ashley - 19 - Mo John - 16 - Mo Robt - 14 - Mo Granville - 9 - Mo Sanford - 7 - Mo Francis - 5 - Mo Elizabeth - 4 - Mo Lee - 2 - Mo James Ray - 14 - attend sch - Mo * 1871 - Mar. 16 - Sells land to son-in-law Asa Monroe Ivester - FiledSept. 8, 1871 - Stoddard Co., Missouri (Deed Bk. N, pg. 65). * 1871 - May 20 - Martin, Hagy vs C. Collier & E. G. Jenkins - CA -dismissed - Stoddard Co., Missouri Court Records Index 1836-1931 - Bk. D - pg. 579 - Info. from StoddardCo., Missouri USGenWeb site. * 1874 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1875 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1876 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1877 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1878 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1879 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1880 - Census - Cooke Co., Texas - pg. 307a - Info. from Family HistoryResource 1880 United States Census: Census - Info. from microfilm Garland Public Library: E. B. Jinkins - age 60 - NC Elizabeth J. Jinkins - wife - 49 - Mo Sanford Jinkins - son - 16 - Mo Francis M. Jinkins - son - 14 - Mo Elizabeth C. Foley - GNiece - 13 - Mo General Jinkins - son - 11 - Mo * 1880 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1881 - Tax roll - Cooke Co., Texas. * 1883 - Mar. 31 - D. Record - E. B. Jinkins Family Bible. D. Record - Based on grave stone. Died - Buried - Gibtown Cemetery - Gibtown, Jack Co., Texas. Note: Based on census records both parents were born in Virginia. Note: Sanford L. Jinkins has the family bible. Note: BLM Document No. 13101 Land Patent Report: Aliquot Parts SWSW,Sec. Blk 22, Township 25- N, Range 10-E, Fract. Set. N., 5th Principal Meridian, 40 acres -Stoddard Co., Missouri. Jackson, Missouri Land Office. Note: The following graves are located in the Gibtown Cemetery -Gibtown, Texas with E.B. & Elizabeth Jinkins. Who are these folks? Myrtle Belle Franklin - wife of Henry - May 11 1900-Dec. 6, 1967 Henry Franklin - Nov. 2, 1900-Mar 4, 1959 Addie Franklin - wife of M. Franklin - d. Aug. 24, 1897 31 years, 4months & 2 days M. Franklin - June 13, 1855-Nov. 22, 1908 Annie Hitchcock - wife of Bill - b. 1906 Bill Hitchcock - 1905-1945 Elizier C. Hitchcock - wife of J. M. Hitchcock - Nov. 2, 1852-Jan. 5, 1887 J. M. Hitchcock - June 5, 1852-May 17, 1925 Mrs. S. G. Hitchcock - Nov. 5, 1870-Sept. 30, 1926 Maggie M. Ballard - wife of Howard E. Ballard - Feb. 4, 1896-Feb. 10, 1978 Howard E. Ballard - b. Apr. 5, 1887 Sarah Jane Ballard - wife of Elija Jack Ballard - Jan. 3, 1890-Dec. 14,1979 Elija Jack Ballard - May 14, 1888-May 12, 1965 Elijah B. Ballard - son of J.B. & P.B. Ballard - May 8, 1882-July 12, 1889 J. B. Ballard - Feb., 1850-Nov. 1933 M.M. Ballard - daug. of H. & M.A. Ballard - Apr. 8, 1885-July 22, 1886 Howard Ballard - husband of M.A. Ballard - June 22, 1852-Sept. 16, 1889 Louisa - wife of T. F. Solomon - d. Nov. 22, 1889, 41 years old. Notes: Jacob A. Jenkins married Elizabeth Smith on 1 July 1840 in IndependenceCo., Arkansas. Document Nr. 13101 Land Patent Report Aliquot Parts SWSW, Sec.Blk 22, Township 25-N, Range 10-E, Fract. Sect.N, 5th Principal Meridian, 40 acres, Stoddard County, Missouri. Jackson,Missouri Land Office. Reference: 26. He was born in Aug 1819 at North Carolina. He was born in Aug 1819. He was born in Aug 1819 at NORTH CAROLINA. He married Elizabeth Jane WRAY, daughter of William B. WRAY and Catherine KEEPERS, on 24 Oct 1848 at INDEPENDENCE, ARKANSAS. He married Elizabeth Jane WRAY, daughter of William B. WRAY and Catherine KEEPERS, on 24 Oct 1848 at Independence, Arkansas. He died on 31 Mar 1884 at Jack County, TX, at age 64. He died on 31 Mar 1884 at JACK, TEXAS, at age 64. He was buried in Apr 1884 at GIBTOWN, JACK, TEXAS.
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32. Thomas JINKINS Note: A Thomas Jinkins served in the War of 1812 from North Carolin a -6th Company detatched from the First Stokes Reg. - A Thomas Jinkins isalso listed in the 2nd Reg. Stokes Co. Also serving in this company are Jacob Neel, George Neele, Robert Neele, John Neel, and SamuelNeale. Note: 1824 - Mar. 29 - A Sophronia Jenkins married John Thrower - OrangeCo., North Carolina. John Thrower's brother Thomas Thrower moved fromChatham Co, North Carolina to Tennessee and then in 1845 moved toStoddard Co., Missouri. Their father was Jesse Thrower (from BrendaSmith). Note: A Thomas Jinkins served in the War of 1812 from North Carolin a -6th Company detatched from the First Stokes Reg. - A Thomas Jinki ns isalso listed in the 2nd Reg. Stokes Co. Also serving in this co mpany areJacob Neel, George Neele, Robert Neele, John Neel, and Samu el Neale. Note: 1824 - Mar. 29 - A Sophronia Jenkins married John Thrower - Orange Co., North Carolina. John Thrower's brother Thomas Thrower move dfrom Chatham Co, North Carolina to Tennessee and then in 1845 move d toStoddard Co., Missouri. Their father was Jesse Thrower (from Br endaSmith). Note: 1825 - A Thomas Jenkins buys 509 acres for $1,200.00 - Landborders land owned by Richard Dowdy - Orange Co., North Carolina. Nei lfamily is also in Orange and Chatham counties (from Brenda Smith). The Petition for Partition of Slaves first appears in the Stoddard Co. Circuit Court records in 1853 William M. Jinkins versus Lucy Colier (also seen as Collier in some of the later filings), Sophronia Thrower, J.W. Jenkins, Mary Dowdy, Elizabeth Brown, Rebecca Temples, Matilda Jenkins, Edwin B. Jenkins, and NancyTemples heirs and legal representatives of Thomas Jenkins deceased. Petition for Partition of Slaves. The petitioner by his Attorney comes and on hismotion it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court from the (return?) of the Sheriff in this cause that process cannot be served on the following ofsaid defendants to wit Lucy Colier, Sophronia Thrower, J.W. Jinkins, MaryDowdy and Elizabeth Brown. It is therefore ordered that said defendants Lucy Colier, Sophronia Thrower, J.W. Jenkins, Mary Dowdy and Elizabeth Brown be notified of the commencement of this suit the object and general notice of which is to make partition of slaves belonging to the heirs and legal representatives of Thomas Jenkins deceased, and that that unless they beand appear at the next term of this and on or before the third day thereof if the term shall so long continue, and if not then before the end of theterm to be commenced and held at the Courthouse in the town of Bloomfield in Stoddard County and state of Missouri on the third Monday of March nextand answer said plaintiff's petition proceeonigs(?) will be had herein inparte, and it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for eight weeks successively in The Jeffersonian a weekly newspaper printed atJackson in this State the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the commencement of said term, and this cause is continued until the next term of this Court. * 1767 - B. Record - Based on census records. * 1799 - Nov. 29 - Thomas Jinkins to Betsy Ballard - Orange Co., NC -John Bragg, bondsman - Info. from Orange Co., North Carolina USGenWeb site. * 1800 - Census - Hillsborough, Orange Co., North Carolina - Info. fromAncestry.com Census OnLine (image #87): Thomas Jenkens - 00100 - 101 1 male 16-26 (1774-1784) = Thomas 1 female under 10 (1790-1800) = Lucretia 1 female 16-26 (1774-1784) = Betsy * 1810 - Census - Orange Co., North Carolina Tom Jenkins - 1201 - 4?01 1 male under 10 (1800-1810) = James 2 males 10-16 (1794-1800) = 1 male 26-45 (1765-1784) = Thomas 4 females under 10 (1800-1810) = Sophronia - Mary - Elizabeth -Rebecca ? females 10-16 (1794-1800) = Lucretia 1 female 26-45 (1765-1784) = Betsy * 1820 - Census - Orange Co., North Carolina - Info. from Ancestry.comCensus OnLine (image #55): Thomas Jenkins - 110001 - 3321 1 male under 10 (1810-1820) = William M. 1 male 10-16 (1804-1810) = James 1 male 45 & up (bef 1775) = Thomas 3 females under 10 (1810-1820) = Matilda - Nancy - ???? 3 females 10-16 (1804-1810) = Mary - Elizabeth - Rebecca 2 females 16-26 (1794-1804) = Lucretia - Sophronia 1 female 26-45 (1775-1794) = Betsy Note: Since Lucretia is shown as being married in 1818 one of thefemales age 16-26 is possible someone else. * 1850 - Sept 20 - Census - Castor, Stoddard Co., Missouri - 373/377 &373/378 - Info. from Ancestry. com Census OnLine (image #32): Thomas Jinkins - 83 - farmer - NC Matilda Jinkins - 36 - NC - Insane Mary Dowdy - 45 - NC - Housekeeper Edwin B. Jinkins - 26 - Farmer - NC Elizabeth - 19 - Ark Thomas - 10/12 - Mo * 1852 - May 17 - William Jinkins appointed Administrator of ThomasJinkins estate - Stoddard Co., Missouri. Notes: 1771 - Thomas Jenkins will - Guilford Co., NC. 1772 - Orange Co., NC Tax Roll - William Ballard - Info. from Orange Co.,NC USGenWeb site 1774 - Jan 4 - Milly Ballard to Timothy Murphy - Guilford Co., NC. 1782 - Oct 15 - Rebecca Jinkins - David Ivey - Orange Co., NC. 1789 - Dec. 30 - William Jenkins to Silvia Barby - Orange Co., NC - MarkBarbee, bondsman. 1790 - John Jenkins will - Orange Co., NC. 1795 - Mar 21 - William Ballard to Nancy Thompson - Guilford Co., NC. 1796 - Jan 2 - Edward Jinkins to Sally Williams - Caswell Co., NC. 1796 - Feb 24 - Susanna Ballard to Mordecai Lane - Guilford Co., NC. 1797 - Martha Neel will - mentions son-in-law Daniel Cloud and mulattogirl Sally - Orange Co., NC. 1798 - Jan 2 - Betsey Ballard to Robert Martin - Caswell Co., NC. 1798 - Aug. 25 - Jno. Jenkins to Sarah Lynch - Orange Co., NC. - Wm.Lewis, bondsman. 1799 - Mar 4 - Winnefred Jinkins to London Brown - William Jinkins,bondsman - Orange Co., NC. 1799 - Dec. 24 - William Jenkins to Peggy Baxter - Orange Co., NC. - JohnPettigrew, bondsman. 1800 - Census - Orange Co., North Carolina - lists the following: Edward Ballard (00200-10000-02); John Jenkins (20001-00001); Mary Jenkins(00101-00100-01); William Jenkins (31010-21010-02), William Jenkins (0100-10100, & WilliamJinkins (00100-00100); John Jenkins (20001) 1800 - Apr 22 - William Jenkins to Milley Harper - Orange Co., NC. - T.Johnson, bondsman. 1801 - Jan 6 - Nathan Ballard to Sarah Lane - Guilford Co., NC. 1802 - Feb 8 - Mourning Ballard to Dilly Bush - Caswell Co., NC. 1802 - Sept 15 - Jonathan Jinkins to Nancy Owens - Reuben Baster,bondsman - Orange Co., NC. 1803 - Dec 2 - William Ballard to Elizabeth Bragg - James Johnson,bondsman - Orange Co., NC. 1805 - Jonathan Jenkins will - mentions wife Ann and trusty friend JohnWilbourn - Orange Co., NC. 1807 - Mar. 28 - Ephraim Jinkins to Salley Lewis - Wm Cain, bondsman -Orange Co., NC. 1807 - June 26 - Nancy Ballard to John Reed - Caswell Co., NC. 1807 - Thomas Jenkins will - Randolph Co., NC. 1809 - Dec. 23 - Andrew Ballard to Haley Reed - Caswell Co., NC. 1810 - Sept 11 - Patcey Ballard to Richard Brown - Caswell Co., NC. 1810 - Dec 18 - John Jinkins to Nancy Blake - J. Taylor, bondsman -Orange Co., NC. 1810 - Census of Orange Co., NC lists the following: Wm. Ballard; WyattBallard; John Jenkins, Tom Jenkins; & William Jinkins. 1811 - Ephraim Jenkins will - Guilford Co., NC 1812 - Jan 2 - Larkin Ballard to Jincy Loofman - Caswell Co., NC. 1812 - Dec 23 - Lewis Ballard to Sally Wray - Caswell Co., NC. 1812 - An Edward Ballard served as 1st sergeant in the NC First Regiment,7th Co, Detached from Gates regiment in the War of 1812. 1813 - Apr 14 - Nancy Ballard to John Fisher - Guilford Co., NC. 1817 - Oct 28 - Sally Ballard to Joseph Gray - Guilford Co., NC. 1818 - Aug 8 - Silvy Gallard to Walton Jeffers - Caswell Co., NC. 1818 - Dency Jenkins will - Guilford Co., NC 1819 - Jan 16 - Betsey Ballard to William Mills - Guilford Co., NC. 1820 - Census - Orange Co., NC lists the following: Levi Ballard, pg.288; William M. Jenkins, pg 284; John Jinkins, pg. 310; Willey Jinkins, pg 354; William Jinkins, pg. 310;William Jinkins, pg. 316; thomas Jenkins, pg. 392. 1821 - Oct 27 - Mary Ballard to Samuel Bruce - Guilford Co., NC. 1821 - William Ballard will - Guilford Co., NC. 1822 - Dec. 11 - Mann P. Jenkins to Polly Davis - Orange Co., NC - WillimJenkins, bondsman 1823 - Nov. 29 - Joseph Jinkins to Arena Herndon - Sanford Herndon,bondsman - Orange Co., NC. 1824 - Jan. 13 - Elizabeth Jinkins to Bumpass Brinkley - William Jinkins,bondsman - Orange Co., NC. 1824 - May 28 - Chesley Jenkins to Mary Boothe - Orange Co., NC - Albunscears, bondsman. 1824 - Aug 2 - James Ballard to Esther Frazier - Guilford Co., NC. 1824 - Dec 8 - Dilly Ballard to John Jeffers - Orange Co., NC. - AndrewJeffers, bondsman. 1825 - Feb 19 - Rosanna Jinkins to Lemuel Boothe - Orange Co., NC - Wm.Stofle, bondsman. 1825 - June 18 - Priscilla Jenkins to Marell Hill - Wm Jenkins, bondsman- Orange Co., NC. 1825 - Sept 16 - Delilah Jinkins to Alburt Sears - Orange Co., NC. 1825 - A Thomas Jenkins buys 509 acres for $1,200.00. Land borders landowned by Richard Dowdy in Orange Co., NC. Neil family is also in Orange & Chatham counties (fromBrenda Smith). 1828 - Oct. 24 - Patsy Jinkins to Peter Greeson - Geo. Jinkins, bondsman- Orange Co., NC. 1829 - July 22 - Wm. Jenkins to elizabeth Pritchard - Orange Co., NC -John Horner, bondsman. 1830 - Mar. 3 - Mary Jinkins to Green Partin - Orange Co., NC. 1830 - Nov. 15 - Dennis Jenkins to Millye Trice - Orange Co., NC -Christopher Barbee, bondsman. 1835 - May 25 - Jane D. Ballard to William Atkins - Orange Co., NC - JohnBoroughs, bondsman 1837 - Sanford Jenkins will - Chatham Co., NC. 1840 Census of Orange Co., NC lists the following: Jesse Ballard;William Ballard; Man Jenkins; William Jenkins; & Mann Jinkins. 1841 - Henry Jenkins will - Randolph Co., NC 1841 - Martha Jenkins will - Randolph Co., NC. Note: Sabine Co., Arkansas Sarah A. Jinkins married Peter F. Johnson - Oct 25, 1846 Census records of possible interest: 1772 - Orange Co., NC Tax Records - William Ballard. 1779 - Orange Co., NC Tax Records - John Jenkins. 1800 - Orange Co., NC - Edward Ballard (00200-10000-02); John Jenkins(20001-00001-00); Mary Jenkins (00101-00100-01); Thomas Jenkins (00100-10100-00); WilliamJenkins (00100-10100-00); William Jenkins (31010-21010-02); William Jinkins (00100-00100-00). 1810 - Orange Co., NC - Wyatt Ballard; W. M. Ballard; John Jenkins;Tom Jenkins; William Jinkins. 1820 - Orange Co., NC - Levi Ballard; William Ballard; Thomas Jenkins;John Jinkins; Willey Jinkins; William Jinkins; William Jinkins. 1830 - Orange Co., NC - William M. Ballard; Mann Jenkins; WilliamJenkins; William Jenkins; William Jenkins, Jr.; William Jenkins, Jr. 1840 - Orange Co., NC - Jesse Ballard; William Ballard; Mann Jenkins;William Jenkins; Mann Jinkins. 1767 - B. Record - based on 1850 census 1799 - Nov. 29 - M. Record - Orange Co., NC - John Bragg, bondsman 1800 - Census - Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC - Thomas Jenkens - 00100 -101 - this would be Thomas, Betsy, and Lucretia 1810 - Census - Orange Co., NC - Tom Jenkins - 1201-4?01 - this would beThomas, Betsy, Lucretia, Mary, James, Rebecca, Elizabeth 1820 - Census - Orange Co., NC - Thomas Jenkins - 110001 - 3321 - thiswould be Thomas, Betsy, Sophronia, Mary, Rebecca, Elizabeth, JamesWilson, & William M. 1 female age 16-26 still needs to be identified.Although it would fit for Lucretia, she is married by this time andshould be in her own household. 1840 - Census - Madison Co., Tn - Thomas Jenkins - 00010000 - 000010001 -this would be Thmas, Betsy, Matilda, & Edwin B. The 1840 census alsoshows slaves: 1 male under 10; 1 male 10-24; 2 females under 10; 1female 24-35 1841 - Feb. 3 - Thomas Jenkins deeded Edwin B. Jenkins 2 negro children.On this same date me wills William M. a negro named Winny, abt 35 yrs oldand a negro boy. 1850 - Sept. 20 - Census - Stoddard Co., Mo. Thomas Jinkins, 83, NC; Matilda, 36, NC, insane; Mary Dowdy, 45, NC; 1852 - May 17 - Williams Jinkins appointed administrator of ThomasJinkins estate - Stoddard Co., Mo. Register of Deeds Office This indenture made November the fourteenth day in year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five, between Thomas Jenkins of the COuty of Orange and the State of North Carolina, of the one part and WILLIAM MORRIS BALLARD of the above mentioned county and state, ot the other part. Witnesseth; The said Thomas Jenkins, in consideration of the sum of seventeen hundred and twenty dollars to him n hand, paid by said William Morris Ballard, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted, bargained and by these presents, dodth grant, bargain, sell, release and convey unto the said William Morris Ballard, hisheirs a certain tract of land situated lying in the state and county aforesaid on the waters of New Hope Creek, and adjoining the lands of James Sheppert, Charles Trice and others. Beginning at pine, etc, etc ....... containing four hundred and sixty one acres, ore or less .............. his Thomas X Jenkins mark Witness: Acquilla Herndon Ethelred Ballard John B. Ballard --------------------------------------------------Thomas and Wilson (JWor James Wilson) Jenkins bought their first farm in Haywood Co Aug 1832. The same day, JW sold a negro girl, Charlotte, in Madison Co. Both of them sold their farms in Chatham Co to Richard Dowd (JW's father-in-law) on 29 Dec 1831 and left for TN. He was born circa 1767 at NC. He married Betsey BALLARD on 29 Nov 1799 at Orange County North Carolina. He married Betsy BALLARD on 29 Nov 1799 at Orange County, NC. He died circa 1852 at Stoddard Co., Missouri.
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64. John JINKINS WILL OF JOHN JENKINS -- 1790 ORANGE CO COURTHOUSE Register of Deed Office Book 'B' pages 105 & 106 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I John Jenkins of the County of Orange and the State of North Carolina, being of weak and sick in body, but of sound mind and memory, do call to mind the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death, doth hereby consitute and testify this to be my last will and testament in manner and form following. Imprimis; I give and bequesth unto my daughters, Nancy Fennel and Patty Allen those things they have had from me already. Also, to my son Sanford Jenkins the one hundred acres of land which I have had run off for him, to them and their heirs forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my loving wife, Mary Jenkins the residue if my estate, whether real or personal, during her life for use of paying my debts, rising my children and for her own maintenance, and at her death if any of my land is remaining, to be equally divided among my sons, John, THOMAS, and Mansfield Jenkins, or survivors of them, to them and their heirs forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters Betsy, Polly, Patience, and Catherine Jenkins the residue of my estate, at their mother's death, to be equally divided among them and their heirs forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my Grand-daughter Higgerson a thousand weight of inspected tobacco to be paid by my executors when she shall arrive to the age of eighteen years, to her or her heirs forever. Item, I do herby constitute and appoint my loving wife, Mary Jenkins, and my friends William Merrittt and Joseph Fennel executors of this my last will and testament, and also invest them with the power of selling anything of my effects for discharging my debts, if need require, without going to any unecessary charges of expense by order of court, or ay other way that would prove pernicious to my estate or credit. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this twentieth day of February 1790. Acknowledged, publshed, sealed John Jenkins, seal William Halliburton Massey Crismus Medearis William Merritt State of North Carolina Orange Co Nov term 1790 The execution of the above will was duly proved in open court by the oath of Williim Merritt one of the subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded L Benton, CC. He was born circa 1739. He died circa 1790 at Orange Co. North Carolina.
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128. Mansfield JINKINS MANSFIELD JENKINS WILL IN 1755 Wife Patience and the following children: John Jenkins and wife Mary Mansfield Jenkins died without heirs James Jenkins m 1760 Patty Crest Williarn Jenkins m Elizabeth Ford Thomas Jenkins m Tabitha House l7d2 Jeremiah Jenkins had dau Sally (deed) Elizabeth Jenkins **Jesse Jenkins m Martha House Molly Jenkins born after the death of her father. He was born in 1712. He died in 1755 at Richmond Co. North Carolina.
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256. William JINKINS father thought to be Thomas Jenkins that came from Wales in 1675. He was born circa 1675. He married Elizabeth SKELDERMAN, daughter of Harmon SKELDERMAN, circa 1700. He died on 3 Aug 1720 at Lunenburg Parish VA.