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Early Kinnicks in America
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interest of sharing this information with interested parties. If you
appear to be directly related, based on the information in the the
sketches, or have comments to share with me about these sketches, I
would be happy to hear from you. I do not do research for others, nor
am I particularly interested in speculative relationships or
unrelated surname discussions. There are many other worthy sites for
these activities. I hope you enjoy reading some of these interesting
stories.
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Comments
Presented here are a series of vignettes based on the best
information available to date. New information becomes available
regularly which will change the analysis and the outcome, of course.
If you have reason to believe you have such additional information
that would prove useful in achieving a closer resemblance to the
truth, we would love to hear from you. Bill
Smith, Compiler. 17 Feb 1999.
Menu of Sketches:
The above two links are the most useful to most people; those
below are discussions of earlier Kinnick family relationshhips, still
largely based on speculation based on available facts.
Background Remarks
Introduction
The following narrative briefly recounts the background and current
status of the earliest days of the Kinnicks in America as we know it
today (14 Mar 1998). Each month seems to bring new revelations and
questions, but few clarifications or answers. We are now up to
possibly four Williams and three Johns living at the time of the War
of the Revolution plus more earlier and later that may be the same or
different. We must exercise both patience and diligence in our
continued search for true relationships among family members and
others as we move forward on the voyage of discovery.
Background
As reported in Progress Report No. 1,
Nettie Edna Kinnick Waggener, in 1953, published "The Kinnick Family:
A Genealogical History of the Kinnick Family of America," [4]
commonly called "The Kinnick Genealogy." It purported to represent
the Kinnick family in the United States from the first known, at that
time, Kinnick to be recorded in America. She reported that "first
known Kinnick" to be William Kennick who was listed in Bryantown
Hundreds, Charles County, MD, in the census of 1775-1778 of Maryland.
Revolutionary War era records were also reported including William
Kennick, as a Sgt. Major, a William Kennick, Jr., and John Kennick
during the 1775-1780 period. Her researcher in Maryland found several
other Kinnick or Kennick names in records there during the 1775-1851
period.
Based on an estate administration of a
William Kinnick in 1786/87, she listed the children of William, and
his wife, Sarah, as Elizabeth, Ann, Milly, Richard and John. She also
concluded, based on her analysis of her research, that this John was
the John that married Ann and moved to North Carolina in 1795, her
ancesters. It now appears that this relationship was incorrect. Her
John's father was Jasper, not William, it appears, based on a more
detailed examination of the same real estate records that she had
available.
While much of her writing was accurate, based on information
available to her at the time, the number of omissions and errors does
continues to grow as time passes. It appears that, often, she probed
until she found the answer she wanted, then stopped and went on to
something else. We are each prone to this problem, from time to time.
A good reminder.
We are now in the mid-to-late 1990s. Many scholarly studies have been
published in the past 40-45 years regarding, among other things, for
instance, arrivals in the United States from the European continent.
For example, I did a brief review, in July 1995, of a dozen of these
lists. In about two hours, I found three other Kinnicks who had
arrived before the "first one" reported in "The Kinnick Genealogy."
From my notes:
1) Passenger Lists - 1995 Supplement:
Kinnick, Robert. Maryland, 1728. 9579.10, p. 71
9579.10: Wareing, John. Emigrants to America: Indentured Servants
Recruited in London, 1718-1733. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ Co,
1985, 111p. (CS59.w37 1985).
Small book with interesting front part about indentured servants and
the recruiting agents involved.
2) From 1987 Supplement:
Kennick, John. n.a., America, 1763. 1217.2, p.157.
1217.2: Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America,
1983
CS61.c62 1983 at Iowa City Library.
3) From 1993 Supplement:
Kennick, William, Barbados, 1695. 1219.5 p. 650.
1219.5: Coldham, Peter Wilson. The Complete Book of Emigrants,
1661-1699: A Comprehensive Listing Compiled from English Public
Records of Those Who Took Ship to the Americas for Political,
Religious, and Economic Reasons; and Those Who Were Deported for
Vagrancy, Roguery, or Non-Conformity; and of Those Who Were Sold to
Labour in the New Colonies. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1990.
894 p.
Library Code - CS61.c6251 1990
Note: There is no indication, to date, that any of these are part of
the family; only future research will tell.
What will be the next finding? Maybe you will make it. Please let us
know. Every little tidbit of information on Kennick or Kinnick,
especially in Maryland in the 1700s, will be important. Let
us know what you find!
Likely Relatives
I suggest that the following is likely:
A William Kennick and a Jasper Kennick are listed, each as a private,
in the Muster Book on board "His Majesty's Ship Windsor" as being
discharged, apparently, in 31 May 1741, in Jersey. There is an
indication these were Maryland troops, recruited to fight in the War
of Jenkin's Ear, between Great Britain and Spain. We continue to seek
additional information about these men.
In Volume 3, Early Families of Southern Maryland, there is a listing
of a William Kennett/Kennick, b. ca 1718, son of Elizabeth Brightwell
and Jasper Kennett. In Jun 1733, at the death of his parents, at age
15, William Kennick "chooses" John Brightwell, a brother of
Elizabeth, as his guardian to age 21. [1] (This was found in
a Brightwell family history section of the volume. There is no
further Kinnick reference.)
My speculation is that at age 21, in 1739, this William may have
joined the army and was the William discharged in 1741, above. It
could be a different William, entirely, of course. Carrying out this
theory, however, this William would have had military experience when
called up in the War of the Revolution as a Sergent, then Sergent
Major in 1777. He would have been 59 in the year 1777. Is that too
old? Further, however, if this is the same William, he did die in
1785, per the inventory in the estate Administration records. If this
were all the same person, he would have been 66 years old. Not an
unusual age to die at the time.
See Possible Scenario One
Your comments and insights are
sought.
Possible Scenario
One
Following is one possible scenario (the one I like - Bill):
A. Elizabeth BRIGHTWELL [1] (b. ca 1693, age 18 in 1711, age
25 in 1718, age 40 in 1733) m. Jasper KENNETT by 1718, est. 1710; d.
1733 leaving underage son, "William KENNETT/KENNICK, b. ca 1718
[1]." {Jasper was dealer of tobacco to the Indians.
"Kinnikinnick" was a tobaccolike preparation made from dried leaves
or bark of various plants and used for smoking, especially by
American Indians [9]. It is possible Jasper became known as
the "Kinnick" man, and, subsequently changed his name, and that of
his son to "Kinnick."}
Children of Elizabeth and Jasper, probably others:
B. i [*] Jasper KENNICK, b. ca 1711, age 22 in 1733; to War
of Jenkin's Ear in 1741/42, age 30/31, was surety on a bond in St.
Mary's Co., MD, 1767 [2]. (may be son of Jasper by prior
marriage)
B. ii [*] Joseph KENNICK, b. ca 1712, witness of land record
in 1752, age 40 [3]; next of kin in 1785 [4], age 73.
(may be son of Jasper by prior marriage)
B. iii William KENNETT/KINNICK, [**] b ca 1718, d. 1785, age
67. (Believed to be the William Kinnick of
the Administraion papers.)
Again, this is speculation based on what is known to date. New
information will change this viewpoint, or confirm it.
Your comments and insights are
sought.
Possible Scenario
Two
An Alternative View, Possible Scenerio Two:
Another researcher [2] has suggested that John, William,
Joseph and Jasper (the father of John who married Ann) were brothers,
possibly sons of either the Jasper or William in the War of Jenkin's
ear:
B. Jasper KENNICK [1]
Children of Jasper and ?? KENNICK, possibly others:
C. i John KINNICK (b. 1754-57; d. Aug 1833, NC) m. Ann ??.
C. ii William KINNICK, m. Sarah
C. iii Joseph KINNICK
C. iv Jasper KINNICK
C. i John KINNICK (b. 1754-57; d. Aug 1833, NC) m. Ann ??. Purchased
land in MD, 31 Jan 1775, "this deed clearly states John Kinnick is
the s/o Jasper Kinnick [2];" took Oath in 1775; sold land in
MD in 1795; purchased land in NC in 1795.
We do not have any way to confirm or deny either theory at this
point. Therefore, I have not included either of these options in the
sketches that follow. It is assumed that Jasper is the father of the
John who married Ann, and, assumes that William and Sarah were the
parents of the John who married Mary, my ancestors. This does fit
with census data from 1790 forward. We continue to seek factual
information on these relationships along with the other unconnected
references available and to be found subsequently.
Timeline of Events prior to
1805
Timelines can often offer insight into historical events and
their relationships:
1670 Richard Brightwell immigrates to America
1682/3 William Kennett land Patents (2)
1695 William Kennick to Barbados
1718 William Kennett/Kinnick born to John Kennett and Elizabeth
Brightwell
1728 Robert Kinnick, Maryland, from London
1738 Jurg Kenick, age 30, lands in PA, Sept. 20, Ship Friendship
1740 Petter Kenick, age 18 & John Kenick, age 21; from
Rotterdfam, Ship Samuel, 3 Dec
1741/42 William Kinnick and Jasper Kinnick - War of Jenkin's Ear
1752 Walter Kerrick born - 1768, lived at Manor of Zacharih, Charles
Co, Maryland
1761 William Kennicks - land owner, Lancaster Co, PA
1763 John Kennick (arrival)
1767 Jasper Kinnick surety bon in St. Marys Co, Maryland
1775 Jan 31 - John, son of Jasper Kinnick, purchases land from
Keith
1775/78 Bryantown Hundred - Oath of Allegience by William Kennick and
John Kennick, War of the Revolution
1780/81 George Kinnick
1782 James Kerrick death, widow Ann, Jun
1782/83 Tax List: William, John, William Jr. - Kinnick
1783 Jasper Kinnick
1785 William Kinnick Estate names children: Ann, Elizabeth, Milly,
John, Richard 4 Apr - Sarah
1786 24 Jul - Ann named Admin.; #87 John & Jasper listed as next
of kin; #293 John and Joseph listed as next of kin
1786 Wm Kinnick, PA, on Ship Nassau, 10 Oct
1790 John Kerrick m. Mary Isaac, 12 Jan 1790
1792 22 Mar - John Kinnick sells Maryland land to G. Morton, and
moves to North Carolina
1797 James King m. Mary Kennett, 10 May
1800 George Kennick, Mar 14, Baltimore, Militia Appointment
1800 1 Feb - Percilla born, daughter of John and Mary Kinnick
1805 George Kinnick, 23 Jul purchase recorded
Maryland-North Carolina-Indiana
Kinnicks
Much more detail is available on most of these families. It will
be posted as time is available. Comments
and questions welcomed.
B. Jasper KENNICK, [**] (b. ca 1711), m. ?? about 1745/50
(after War of Jenkin's Ear)
Children of Jasper and ?? KENNICK, probably others:
C. i John KINNICK (b. 1754-57; d. Aug
1833, NC) m. Ann ??. Purchased land in
MD, 31 Jan 1775, "this deed clearly states John Kinnick is the s/o
Jasper Kinnick [2];" took Oath in 1775; sold land in MD in
1795; purchased land in NC in 1795.
John KINNICK (b. 1754-57; d. Aug 1833, NC)
m. Ann ??. Purchased land in MD, 31 Jan 1775, "this deed clearly
states John Kinnick is the s/o Jasper Kinnick [2];" took Oath
in 1775; sold land in MD in 1795; purchased land in NC in 1795.
Children of John and Ann KINNICK [2][4]:
D. i John Adam KINNICK(, Sr.), b. 1778,
Charles Co, Maryland; m. Anney Call, 7 Nov 1803, Davie Co., NC, d.
1822, Rowan Co, NC.
D. ii David R. KINNICK, b. 1782,
Maryland; m. Sarah RECTOR, 1 May 1804, Surry Co., NC.
D. iii George Washington KINNICK, b. 4
Feb 1784, Davie Co, NC; m. Hannah GRIMES, 1806; d. 16 Jun 1865,
Johnson Co, IN.
D. iv Susannah KINNICK, b. 27 Nov 1786,
NC; m. John HARRIS, 1810; d. 21 Apr 1857, Johnson Co, IN.
D. v Mary KINNICK, b. 1787, 1m. Peter
RECTOR, Jr., 2m. Peter LITTLE
D. vi Milly KINNICK, b. ca 1789, m. Basil
HAGIN
D. vii Elizabeth KINNICK, b. ca , m.
James HARBEN.
D. viii William KINNICK, b. 20 Mar 1793,
NC; m. Mrs. Sarah CLARK ROSS, 5 May 1829; d. bef 1870.
D. ix James KINNICK, b. 1795, NC; m.
Margaret ECKLES 24 Feb 1817, Rowan Co, NC.
D. x Catherine KINNICK, b. 1798
[8], NC; m. John EASTBURN.
D. xi Nancy KINNICK, b. ca , m. Henry
RIDDLE
D. xii Richard C. KINNICK, b. 1800; m.
Katherine ETCHESON; d. 1847, Lawrence Co, IN.
John Adam KINNICK(, Sr.), b. 1778, Charles
Co, Maryland; m. Anney Call, 7 Nov 1803, Davie Co., NC, d. 1822,
Rowan Co, NC.
Children of John Adam, Sr., and Anney KINNICK:
E. i Sarah KINNICK, b. 10 Apr 1809, never married, d. 4 Jun 1876.
E. ii Temperance KINNICK, m. Edward LEE (his 2m.), 17 Aug 1852, no
children.
E. iii John Adam KINNICK, Jr., b. 1817 [7], m. Mary Emeline
HARRIS (d/o John Harris & Susannah Kinnick - below).
E. iv Incy (Jane) KINNICK, moved to AR, married later, 2
children.
E. v Elizabeth KINNICK
E. vi Mary (Polly) KINNICK, b. ca 1800, m. William ETCHISON, 27 Jan
1852.
David R. KINNICK, b. 1780/2, Maryland; m.
Sarah RECTOR, 1 May 1804, Surry Co., NC.
Children of David and Sarah Kinnick:
E. i John KINNICK, b. 1809, North Carolina; m. Mary
E. ii George KINNICK, b. 1812; m. Catherine PARKER
E. ii Susan KINNICK, b. 1818, Tennessee.
E. iii Mary Young KINNICK, b. 1820, Tennessee; m. Robert CULBERT
E. iv Martha KINNICK, b. 1822, Tennessee; m. William C. CRUTCHER
E. v Riley KINNICK, b. 1834, Tennessee, m. Sarah BOREING 17 Dec 1859,
Washington Co, Tennessee.
Susannah KINNICK, b. 27 Nov 1786, NC; m.
John HARRIS, 1810, Iredell Co, NC; d. 21 Apr 1857, Johnson Co,
IN..
Children of John and Susannah Harris:
E i Nathan HARRIS
E ii Alsa HARRIS, b. 21 Oct 1811, Davie Co, NC, m. Jacob GROSS, 12
Nov 1835, Surry Co, NC, d. 5 Nov 1867, Johnson CO, IN.
E iii William Henry HARRIS, b. 1814, Iredell Co, NC, m. Mary
Elizabeth GROSS 24 Jan 1832, d. 1888, Taylor Co, IA.
E iv Mary Emeline HARRIS, b. 18 Jul 1822, Iredell Co, NC, m. John
Adam KINNICK, Jr. (above)
E v Louisa D. HARRIS, b. 1828, m. Edmun Canon JONES 1851
George Washington
KINNICK, b. 4 Feb 1784, Davie Co, NC; m. Hannah GRIMES, 1806; d.
16 Jun 1865, Johnson Co, IN.
Children of George and Hannah KINNICK [4][6]:
E. i Johanna KINNICK, b. 1807, m. m. George John BARLOW
E. ii John KINNICK, b. 25 Jun 1809, m. Sarah Ellen MOCK
E. iii Jabez Graham KINNICK, b. 15 Apr 1812, m. Elizabeth Ann
TODD
E. iv Nancy KINNICK, b. 1815, m. Joseph ALLEN
E. v Elijah KINNICK, b. 1817, m. Catherine
E. vi Sarah KINNICK, b. 1820, m. John B. SHEEK
E. vii (George) Washington KINNICK(, Jr.), b. 18 Oct 1825, m. Sarah
Melissa REVIS
E. viii Dempsey KINNICK, b. 1828, 1m. Cynthia REVIS [6], 2m.
Mary MOCK
E. ix William KINNICK, b. 5 Oct 1830, m. Martha Jane FAULCONER
E. x Penelope (Nellie) KINNICK, b. 18 Feb 1833, m. Henry BONER 7 Mar
1849 [6]
E. xi Baby girl KINNICK, b. 1835
Elizabeth KINNICK, b. ca , m. James
HARBEN.
Mary KINNICK, b. ca , 1m. Peter RECTOR, Jr.,
2m. Peter LITTLE
Richard KINNICK, b. 1800; m. Katherine
ETCHESON; d. 1847, Lawrence Co, IN.
(More information is now available on
this family) May, 1998
Children of Richard and Catherine Kinnick:
E i William John KINNICK, b. 1824, Lawrence Co, IN, m. Sarah Jane
LEMONS, 26 Apr 1849.
E ii Nancy Ann KINNICK, b. 2 Sep 1830, Bedford, Lawrence Co, IN, m.
John Andrew Jackson OWENS 5 Apr 1849.
E iii Mary Shannon KINNICK, b. , m. Columbus Franklin PARKER 12 Apr
1849, Bedford, Lawrence Co, IN.
William KINNICK, b. 20 Mar 1793, NC; m. Mrs.
Sarah CLARK ROSS, 5 May 1829; d. bef 1870.
(More information is now available on
this family) May, 1998
Children of William and Sarah KINNICK:
E. i Mary J. KINNICK, b. 1834
E. ii Catherine (Kate) KINNICK, b. 16 Aug 1837, m. James Comly
MICHENER
E. iii John T. KINNICK, b. 1841
E. iv Susan E. KINNICK, b. 1843
E. v Richard R. KINNICK, b. 1846
E. vi William Butler KINNICK, b. 20 Mar 1849, m. Mary Jane STUMP, 3
Mar 1875. One known son, Nile Clark KINNICK, b. 1874 (father of Nile
KINNICK, of football fame)
James KINNICK, b. 1795, NC; m. Margaret
ECKLES 24 Feb 1817, Rowan Co, NC.
Children of James and Margaret KINNICK, possible otheres:
E. i Nancy Emeline KINNICK, b.1820/23, m. George Wesley BURK
E. ii William KINNICK, b. 1822, m. Elizabeth STINSON
E. iii Emily Camilla KINNICK, b. 16 Dec 1828, m. Lazarus Henry VAN
DYKE
E. iv Henry KINNICK, b. 1830
Catherine KINNICK,
b. 1798 [8], NC; m. John EASTBURN.
Children of John and Catherine EASTBURN [8]:
i. William
EASTBURN, b. 1816; m. UNKNOWN; d.
1883
ii. Benjamin EASTBURN, b. 1818
iii. Mary
EASTBURN, b. 1820; m. 8 Dec 1842
Isaac HARMON, Johnson Co, IN
iv. John W. EASTBURN, b. 1820/21, NC; m. Rachel HUBBELL
v. Nancy EASTBURN, b. 1824, NC; m. HESTER
vi. George
EASTBURN, b. 5 Jan 1828, NC; m.
Deca UNKNOWN
vii. Joshua
EASTBURN, b. 1829, IN; m. Margaret
A. KINNICK (daughter of )
viii. Elizabeth EASTBURN, b. 1831, IN; m. HUNTER
ix. Eliza EASTBURN, b. 1833, IN; m. Caswell BARLOW (son of ?)
x. Sarah EASTBURN, b. 1835, IN; m. Adam GILCRIST
xi. Richard EASTBURN, b. 1837; m. UNKNOWN
xii. Angelina
EASTBURN, b. 1841; m. George
Kinnick BARLOW (son of George John and Johanna KINNICK
BARLOW)
Nancy KINNICK, b. ca , m.
Henry RIDDLE
Children of Henry and Nancy RIDDLE [6]:
E. i Benjamin RIDDLE, b. 18 Jun 1823
E. ii Mary RIDDLE, b. 6 Mar 1825
E. iii William RIDDLE, b. 4 Sep 1827
E. iv Nancy A.C. RIDDLE, b. 14 Oct 1831
E. v Sarah Jane RIDDLE, b. 25 Feb 1836
Milly KINNICK, b. ca , m. Basil HAGIN
Comments
and questions welcomed.
Maryland-Ohio-Illinois
Kinnicks
Much more detail is available on most of these families. It will
be posted as time is available. Comments
and questions welcomed.
B. William KENNICK (b. ca 1718, age 52 in 1770, age 57 in 1775, d.
1785, age 67) m. Sarah ?? about 1745/48 (after returning from War of
Jenkin's Ear).
Children of William and Sarah KENNICK, possibly others:
C. i Ann KINNICK, b. ca 1749, (named in father's will) oldest,
succeeded her mother as administrator or father's estate in 1786, age
37.
C. ii Elizabeth KINNICK, b. ca 1751 (named in father's will)
C. iii Milly KINNICK, b. ca 1753 (named in father's will)
C. iv William KINNICK, b. ca 1755, Served in Rev War as William
Kennick, Jr. [4]; listed alone in Tax Lists in Charles
County, MD, in 1782-3 [4]; appears to have died by 1785
[*].
C. v Richard KINNICK, b. ca 1772 (named in father's will), age 15 in
1785, too young to be Administrator of Estate.
C. v i John
KINNICK, b. ca 1770 (named in father's will), (born 1765-76, per
1800-1810 census) age 15 in 1785, too young to serve as
Administraator in 1785; m. Mary ISAAC,
1790 [5].
John KINNICK, b. ca 1770 (named in father's
will), (born 1765-76, per 1800-1810 census) age 15 in 1785, too young
to serve as Administraator in 1785; m. Mary ISAAC, 1790
[5].
Children of John and Mary Kinnick (per census, 1800, 1810, 1820,
1830):
D. i William KINNICK, b. ca1794/6, with family in 1820 census in MD,
appears to have moved with family to OH, witness at Dorcas marriage,
appears to have moved back to MD, m. Mary JENKINS, 17 Dec 1833,
Trinity Parish, Charles Co., MD [4]. May be this Mary KINNICK
in MD in 1850 [4].
D. ii Male child KINNICK, b. ca 1797 (1790-1800 per 1800 census), not
there in census of 1810, either died or already gone out on own.
D. iii Percilla KINNICK, b. 1 Feb 1800, christened...., still with
family in 1820 in MD, apparently did not move to OH with family
D. iv Dorcas KINNICK, b. Dec 1800, m. Joseph
DALLAS 6 Nov 1823, Union Twp., Belmont Co., OH.
D. v Sarah A. KINNICK, b. ca 1801, m. George TRACY 1 Jan 1828, Union
Twp., Belmont Co., OH., d. 1 Jan 1872, Kirkwood Twp., Belmont Co.,
OH.
D. vi Mary KINNICK, b. 1804, m. James TRIPLETT 10 Jul 1831, Guernsey
Co., OH, d. 10 May 1882, Ellison Twp., Monmouth Co., IL.
D. vii Male child KINNICK, b. ca 1804/08 (1804-1810 per 1810/20
census), age 12 to 16 in 1820, still at home in 1820, in MD. May have
stayed in MD.
D. viii Walter W. KINNICK, b. 1809, MD, m. Susanna (Susan) SCHWYHART
about 1834, six children born in OH, moved to IL about 1840 (see
Progress Report No. 1 of The Kinnick
Project).
D. ix Ann KINNICK, b.
23 May 1812, MD, m. Frederick LOWERY 18 May 1832, Belmont Co.,
OH.
D. x Catherine KINNICK, b. ca 1815, MD, m. Samuel BUFKIN 1 Mar 1832,
Belmont Co., OH, d. 1904, Ripley Twp., Rush Co., IN.
Much more detail is available on most of these families. It will be
posted as time is available. Comments
and questions welcomed.
Other Kinnicks
These are some other names mentioned in Maryland, who knows what
the relationships may be:
B. [*] Joseph KENNICK, (b. ca 1712, m. ??)
Children of Joseph and ?? [*]:
C. i Richard KINNICK, b. ca 1750, served in Rev War, 1775
[4]
C. ii Jonathan KINNICK, b. ca 1755, served in Rev War, 1775
[4]
C. iii GeorgeKINNICK, b. ca 1759, too young for war, adult in 1781
making tobacco transactions, militia (No. 2, p. 141) appointment 14
Mar 1800, Baltimore, paid support of clergy, 23 Jul 1805
[4].
C. iv Patrick KINNICK, b. ca 1765, per 1810 census, married, 2 male
children under 10.
We do have some preliminary information on Kinnick families who have
come from the European continent since 1850. None of that is yet
confirmed, independently. We look forward to that additional
information.
Comments and questions
welcomed.
References/Endnotes
Endnotes
[*] Speculation on relationships by the compiler, based on
all information available, from various sources.
[**] An alternative hypothesis would insert children of
William, probably Jasper and William, b. ca 1933/5, as the father of
John, William, and Joseph. This would, for instance, allow for the
estimated age of William, given in [4] below, of 1935. Walter
KERRICK, b. 1752, could be fit here as William KENNICK, also, if
found desirable.
[1] Early Familes of Southern Maryland, Volume 3, Elise
Greenup Jourdan, p. 295.
[2] Per Jean Rieper letter, 30 May 1996.
[3] Charles County Record Book Z No. 2 by TLC Genealogy, p.
173.
[4] The Kinnick Family: A Genealogical History of the Kinnick
Family of America by Nettie Edna Kinnick Waggener (1953), Franklin,
IN.
[5] Maryland Records: Colonial, Revolutionary, County, and
Church from Original Sources by Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh, Volume II,
Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc. (1985), p. 449.
[6] Basic details from LDS records - have individual file
numbers on record
[7] 1860 census, Pleasant Twp, Johnson Co, IN
[8] 1850 census, Clark Twp, Johnson Co, IN
[9]: Reader' Digest Illustrated Encyclopedic Dictionary
(1987), Vol. 1, p. 928
This page created 14 Mar 1998. Last updated 1 Jun 2000, by William
L. (Bill) Smith.
