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Links to Chapters
Introduction
1. Background
Info
2. John and Mary:
J/M Dorcas - Dallas
3. John and Mary:
J/M Sarah - Tracy
4. John and Mary:
J/M Mary- Triplett
5. John and Mary:
J/M Walter W
6. John and Mary:
J/M Ann - Lowery
7. John and Mary:
J/M Catherine - Bufkin
8. John and Ann:
J/A John Adam
9. John and Ann:
J/A David R.
10. John and Ann:
J/A George Washington
11. John and Ann:
J/A Susannah - Harris
12. John and Ann:
J/A Mary - Rector
13. John and Ann:
J/A Milly - Hagin
J/A Elizabeth - Harbin
14. John and Ann:
J/A William
15. John and Ann:
J/A James
16. John and Ann:
J/A Catherine - Eastburn
17. John and Ann:
J/A Nancy - Riddle
18. John and Ann:
J/A Richard C.
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This chapter provides information about the family of John and Ann Kinnick
(John, the son of Jasper (see
note below); also, see Ann, the daughter
of William):
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and North Carolina
Visit to Kinnick land in Maryland
Children of John and Ann Kinnick:
1. John Adam Kinnick (b. abt 1778) married
Anney Call Chapter 8
2. David R. Kinnick (b. abt 1780) married
Sarah Rector Chapter 9
3. Elizabeth Kinnick (b. abt 1782) married
James Harbin Chapter 13
4. George Washington Kinnick (b. 4 Feb
1784) married Hannah Grimes Chapter 10
5. Susannah Kininck (b. 27 Nov 1786) married
John Harris Chapter 11
6. Mary Kinnick (b. abt 1787) married Peter
Rector, Jr. Chapter 12
7. Milly Kinnick (b. abt 1789) married
Basil Hagen Chapter 13
8. William Kinnick (b. 20 Mar 1793) married
Mrs. Sarah Clark Ross Chapter 14
9. James Kinnick (b. 27 Mar 1795) married
Margaret Eckles Chapter 15
10. Catherine Kinnick (b. abt 1798) married
John Eastburn Chapter 16
11. Nancy Kinnick (b. 25 Aug 1798) married
Henry Riddle Chapter 17
12. Richard C. Kinnick (b. abt 1800) married
Katherine Etchison Chapter 18
That John is the son of Jasper (and not William, as
stated in the 1953 book) is clearly
shown on the 1775 land purchase agreement. While Mrs. Waggener had the
reference, it is now understood that she had not actually seen the document,
and her researcher at the Maryland Archives did not read it either or
did not understand the implications if he did.
Page last update 28 Jul 2002.
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