First born of Judge Benjamin Pinney and Susannah McKinney
Married Ariel Flint on June 6th, 1832 in Ellington, Connecticut. Shortly after, her and Ariel moved to Quincy, Illinois (known then as the Western Territory), where Ariel purchased a farm. Together they had four children:
1. Henry Pinney Flint
2. Amelia Mary Flint
3. Benjamin Talcott Flint
4. Elizabeth P. Flint
Persis passed away in Quincy on January 3rd, 1838. Record of the inscription on her headstone exists, but the location of her burial is not known.
Married Ariel Flint on June 6th, 1832 in Ellington, Connecticut. Shortly after, her and Ariel moved to Quincy, Illinois (known then as the Western Territory), where Ariel purchased a farm. Together they had four children:
1. Henry Pinney Flint
2. Amelia Mary Flint
3. Benjamin Talcott Flint
4. Elizabeth P. Flint
Persis passed away in Quincy on January 3rd, 1838. Record of the inscription on her headstone exists, but the location of her burial is not known.
First born of Judge Benjamin Pinney and Susannah McKinney
Married Ariel Flint on June 6th, 1832 in Ellington, Connecticut. Shortly after, her and Ariel moved to Quincy, Illinois (known then as the Western Territory), where Ariel purchased a farm. Together they had four children:
1. Henry Pinney Flint
2. Amelia Mary Flint
3. Benjamin Talcott Flint
4. Elizabeth P. Flint
Persis passed away in Quincy on January 3rd, 1838. Record of the inscription on her headstone exists, but the location of her burial is not known.
Married Ariel Flint on June 6th, 1832 in Ellington, Connecticut. Shortly after, her and Ariel moved to Quincy, Illinois (known then as the Western Territory), where Ariel purchased a farm. Together they had four children:
1. Henry Pinney Flint
2. Amelia Mary Flint
3. Benjamin Talcott Flint
4. Elizabeth P. Flint
Persis passed away in Quincy on January 3rd, 1838. Record of the inscription on her headstone exists, but the location of her burial is not known.
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