They lived in Staffordville near the center of the village near a corner. Around the corner, the properties actually
joining, were John Pinney and his wife, Jane Bocker.
The Pinney house
is much larger than it looks from the front.
They lived in Staffordville near the center of the village near a corner. Around the corner, the properties actually
joining, were John Pinney and his wife, Jane Bocker.
The Pinney house
is much larger than it looks from the front.
Jane and Nancy were sisters; their mother died in 1813 and their father in 1815. I don't know how they ended up in Stafford twenty years later. the men were obviously close friends. Warren and Nancy named their son, George Pinney Andrews and my father was named John Pinney Andrews.
Warren was a machinist and inventor. He invented the Stafford Loom, improvements on attaching knives to guns, improvements in teapots and I have in my possession a number of his patents.
George Pinney Andrews,
his son
Charles Andrews, his
grandson
George Randolph Andrews, his
great grandson twenty years later
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