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Son of--
Jonathan Jennings
and
Elizabeth Stephenson Jennings
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Marriage--
On 20 Mar 1823 in Marietta, Washington, Ohio, was joined in marriage with Susan Reckard (later Susan Reckard Jennings McCoy)
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Residences and Occupations--
(Source: from the book written by William Henry Jennings (1769-1808) entitled "A Genealogical History of the Jennings Families in England and America, Vol II – The American Families, by William Henry Jennings, Published 1899; Page 37. )
"Little can be said of Jonathan Jennings which has not already been said of his brothers. He was a blacksmith by occupation and led a quiet, uneventful life. With a warm heart and of the strictest integrity, he made many friends and but few, if any, enemies. He was noted for his great physical strength and unusual courage. He was for many years a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
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Death and Burial--
Susan Reckard Jennings/McCoy was twice widowed. She was laid to rest next to her first spouse Jonathan Jennings in Mound Cemetery.
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Son of--
Jonathan Jennings
and
Elizabeth Stephenson Jennings
-----
Marriage--
On 20 Mar 1823 in Marietta, Washington, Ohio, was joined in marriage with Susan Reckard (later Susan Reckard Jennings McCoy)
-----
Residences and Occupations--
(Source: from the book written by William Henry Jennings (1769-1808) entitled "A Genealogical History of the Jennings Families in England and America, Vol II – The American Families, by William Henry Jennings, Published 1899; Page 37. )
"Little can be said of Jonathan Jennings which has not already been said of his brothers. He was a blacksmith by occupation and led a quiet, uneventful life. With a warm heart and of the strictest integrity, he made many friends and but few, if any, enemies. He was noted for his great physical strength and unusual courage. He was for many years a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
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Death and Burial--
Susan Reckard Jennings/McCoy was twice widowed. She was laid to rest next to her first spouse Jonathan Jennings in Mound Cemetery.
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Son of--
Jonathan Jennings
and
Elizabeth Stephenson Jennings
-----
Marriage--
On 20 Mar 1823 in Marietta, Washington, Ohio, was joined in marriage with Susan Reckard (later Susan Reckard Jennings McCoy)
-----
Residences and Occupations--
(Source: from the book written by William Henry Jennings (1769-1808) entitled "A Genealogical History of the Jennings Families in England and America, Vol II – The American Families, by William Henry Jennings, Published 1899; Page 37. )
"Little can be said of Jonathan Jennings which has not already been said of his brothers. He was a blacksmith by occupation and led a quiet, uneventful life. With a warm heart and of the strictest integrity, he made many friends and but few, if any, enemies. He was noted for his great physical strength and unusual courage. He was for many years a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
-----
Death and Burial--
Susan Reckard Jennings/McCoy was twice widowed. She was laid to rest next to her first spouse Jonathan Jennings in Mound Cemetery.
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Son of--
Jonathan Jennings
and
Elizabeth Stephenson Jennings
-----
Marriage--
On 20 Mar 1823 in Marietta, Washington, Ohio, was joined in marriage with Susan Reckard (later Susan Reckard Jennings McCoy)
-----
Residences and Occupations--
(Source: from the book written by William Henry Jennings (1769-1808) entitled "A Genealogical History of the Jennings Families in England and America, Vol II – The American Families, by William Henry Jennings, Published 1899; Page 37. )
"Little can be said of Jonathan Jennings which has not already been said of his brothers. He was a blacksmith by occupation and led a quiet, uneventful life. With a warm heart and of the strictest integrity, he made many friends and but few, if any, enemies. He was noted for his great physical strength and unusual courage. He was for many years a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
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Death and Burial--
Susan Reckard Jennings/McCoy was twice widowed. She was laid to rest next to her first spouse Jonathan Jennings in Mound Cemetery.
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