SQ p. 3899:

"Augusta was a member of the Flat Gap Enterprise Baptist Church, andshe taught school for several years."

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!NOTES: See her father's notes for personal information and the name sof their four children.

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!NOTES:
See SQ p 3897: "Daniel Jayne, son of Henry and Sarah (Sparks) Jayn e,was
born on September 1, 1830. He was married to Mary Ross on October 1 ,1853, in
Johnson County (KY). They had four children:
a. Sarah Jayne was born on April 8, 1855.
b. Susan Jayne was born on November 16, 1856. She was married t oWilliam
Keaton on February 23, 1895, in Johnson County.
c. Stephen Jayne was born on June 7, 1858. He died when quite yo ung.
d. Perlina Jayne was born about 1867. She was married to a man n amed
Keaton."

SQ p 3895:

"Eleanor ["Nellie"] Jayne, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Sparks) Jayne,was born on January 11, 1825. She was married to Isom Daniel on May 5,1842, in Lawrence County. He had been born on November 20, 1823, atWhitehouse, Kentucky, and was a son of Isham and Mary ["Polly"] (Borders)Daniel. He died on November 26, 1898, and Nelly died on August 19,1899. They were the parents of fourteen children.

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!NOTES:
See SQ p 3898: "Elizabeth Jayne, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Spa rks)
Jayne, was born on February 17, 1836. She was married to John Kozee ,and they
had three children:
1. Wise Kozee; 2. John Kozee, Jr.; 3. Daniel Kozee; he was marrie d toLouise
Johnson."

See his father's notes for information on Earnest.

See notes of Sarah for information on the Jayne family.

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!NOTES:
See SQ p 3897: "Martha Jayne, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Sparks )Jayne,
was born on December 28, 1833. She was married to David Ross on Marc h4, 1853.
He had been born about 1823 in Lawrence County, Kentucky, and may ha vebeen a
brother of Mary Ross. Martha died on March 26, 1893, and David die d onJanuary
5, 1897. They were the parents of fourteen children:
a. Mary Jane Ross was born about 1854. She was married to Josep h W.
Williams.
b. Daniel Ross was born on March 12, 1855. He was married to Ell enFannin.
c. Sarah Ellen Ross was born on april 13, 1856. She was marrie d toClark
Fairchild.
d. Elizabeth Ross was born on January 26, 1858. She was marrie d toThomas
Bailey, and they had five children: Daniel, Martha, David, Elbert, and
Phoebe.
e. James Henry Ross was born about 1860. He was married to Mar yElizabeth
Reeves. They moved to Texas where he died in 1920.
f. Joseph Ross was born on March 25, 1861. He was never married.
g. William Ross was born about 1862. He was married to Rhoda McKenzie,
and they had at least one child, Jesse.
h. Jefferson Ross was born about 1864. He was never married.
i. David Ross was born about 1866. He was married to Elizabeth Fairchild.
j. Eliphus Ross was born about 1869. He was married to Cora Grimsley on
April 2, 1908. She had been born about 1873 and was a daughte r of
Drury Grimsley.
k. Plyman Ross was born about 1870.
l. Phoebe Ross was born about 1872. She was married to William Shavers.
m. Stephen Ross was born on November 4, 1874. He was married t oMary Jane
["Mollie"] Kozee on September 29, 1898, in Johnson County. Sh ehad been
born about 1882 and was a daughter of Reuben and Sarah Kozee.
n. Alminta Ross was born about 1876. She was married to Harry Sagraves."

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!NOTES:
See SQ 3898: "Mary J. Jayne, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Sparks )Jayne,
was born on February 27, 1838. She was married to Henry Hill on Apri l13,
1882, in Johnson County. They moved to Topeka, Kansas."

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!NOTES:
See SQ 3898: "Phoebe Jayne, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Sparks )Jayne, was
born on March 17, 1840. She was married to Colsby Lyon. (Colsby wa ssometimes
spelled Colby.) They had five children:
a. Henry Lyon; he was married to Cora Sagraves.
b. Cora Elizabeth Lyon was born on January 19, 1873. She was married to
Morton Emerson Sparks in 1894 in Lawrence County. He had bee nborn on
March 24, 1868, and was a son of Reuben D. and Mary (Curnutte )Sparks
and a grandson of Garrett and Elizabeth (Boggs) Sparks. (Se e the
December 1955 issue of SQ, Whole No. 12, for further details o fthis
branch of the Sparks family.)
Morton E. Sparks died on December 28, 1935, and Cora died on August 17,
1949. They were the parents of three children: Emmett, Irma a ndNeva.
c. Alonzo Lyon was born on March 25, 1875. He was married to Emm a F.
Sparks in 1903 in Lawrence County. She had been born on Octob er7,
1879, and was a daughter of Reuben D. and Mary (Curnutte) Spar ks;thus
she was a sister of Morton E. Sparks. She died on February 21 ,1958,
and Alonzo died in April 1969. They had two children, Noel an dLionel.
d. William Lyon; he was married to Mary Daniel.
e. Mary Lyon; she was married to Jefferson Stafford.

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!NOTES:
See SQ p3896: "Sarah Jayne, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Sparks) Jayne, was
born on April 1, 1826. She was married to David Daniel on January 1 ,1846, in
Johnson County. He had been born about 1825 and was a son of Isham a ndPolly
(Borders) Daniel; thus, he was a brother of Isom Daniel who had bee nmarried to
Sarah's sister, Nelly in 1842. David and Sarah lived near Whitehouse,
Kentucky, where they reared eleven children.
a. Martha Daniel was born about 1847. She was blind.
b. Wyatt Winston Daniel was born about 1848. he was a minister . Hewas
married twice. His first marriage was to Lydia Rice about 186 8.She
was a daughter of John and Nancy J. (Mollette) Rice. Wyatt an dLydia
had six children: Martha, Rebecca, William, Perlina, Daniel, a ndJohn.
Wyatt Winston Daniel was married, second, to Sarah Rhotten, an dthey
had two children: Winston and Miranda.
c. Henry Daniel was born about 1849. He was married to Frances P .Van-
hoose, and they had three children: W. E. Florence, and Cleveland.
d. Amanda Daniel was born about 1854. She was married to Elipha sPreston
Williams, and they had one child, Sarah Luna.
e. Pauline Alafair Daniel was born on February 26, 1856. She wa smarried
to E. H. ["Ned"] Williams on May 24, 1885, at the home of he rfather.
Ned had been born about 1834 in Morgan County, Kentucky.
f. Isom Daniel was born about 1858. He was married to Mary J. [Mollie"]
Fairchild on February 4, 1881. They had five children: Natti e,Mervin,
Perlina, Delia, and Etta.
g. Bloomfield Daniel was born about 1860. He was married to Emma
Fairchild.
h. Emma Daniel was born about 1861. She was married to Peter L .Daniel.
i. Merila ["Rillie"] Daniel was born about 1867. She was marrie d toA. J.
Williams.
j. Alonzo Daniel was born about 1868 and died while quite young.
k. Sarah Alice Daniel was born about 1870. She was married to William
W. Hamilton on February 19, 1888, at Flat Gap, Kentucky. Sh e was
married, second, to Dan Dawson."

See SQ pg 3899:

"William Jayne, son of Henry and Sarah (Sparks) J ayne, was born onSeptember 23, 1843. He served in the Confederate States Army during theCivil War and was wounded three times. After r eturning home, he waslicensed to preach in the Baptist Association . He became principal ofthe Enterprise High School at Flat Gap. He was married to Paulina["Lina"] Lucas about 1870. She had been born on February 19, 1846, atStamping Ground, Kentucky, and was a daughter of Legrand and Lutitia(---) Lucas. William died on December 22 , 1917. He and Lina had threechildren:

"a. William Legrand Jayne was born on May 12, 1873. He became awell known educator in eastern Kentucky and was a professor at MoreheadState University until his death. He was married to Virginia Hamilton onFebruary 1, 1898. She had been born on December 5, 1876, and was adaughter of J. E. and Katherine (Todd) Hamilton. She and William hadnine children: William, Jr., John, Blanche, Wurts, Ernest, Mason, Paul,Luther, and Nola.

"b. Mason Jayne was born on December 8, 1876. He died when he wastwelve years old.

" c. Beulah Jayne was born on December 23, 1883. She was married toErnest Richard Dupuy on April 26, 1908. He was a son of Albert G. andAnn B. (Lee) Dupuy. Beulah and Ernest lived on Tygarts Creek in GreenupCounty where they reared four children: William, Ernestine, Richard, andRobert.

See his father's notes for personal information.

!BAPTISM:
See UNION COUNTY KENTUCKY GENEALOGY, VOL. 2. ST. VINCENT BAPTISMA LRECORDS,
FHL 976.9885 D2h page 20. Entry incorrectly designates "dau" as Geor ge
Edward who was born earlier. Sponsor was Henrietta E. Jenkins.

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A., p g85:
"ALFRED JENKINS - Born 22 Jan 1810; died August 16, 1875, in Baltimore.
He married February 18, 1835, by Father DeBarth, Elizabeth Hickley, b orn
September 6, 1815, died April 5, 1903; daughter of Robert and Eleanor
(Cooper) Hickley of Baltimore."
Children (Jenkins):
i. Ellen Mary (for more see page 116.)
ii. Ann (for more see page 116.)
iii. Mary, b. ca. 1842; d. ca. 1927; a nun; professed 1865 as Sist er
Mary Angela; died at Visitation Convent, Park Avenue and Cent er
Streets, Baltimore, MD.
iv. Alfred (for more see page 117.)
v. Robert, b. ca. 1846; d. May 15, 1920; unmarried. He and hi ssister
Elizabeth, built the chapel at St. Charles College, Catonsvil le,in
1915, and both are buried under the floor of the chapel.
vi. Rosa, b. Sep 4, 1848; d. Jun 10, 1935; a nun.
vii. Elizabeth, born after 1850; died apr 3, 1925; unmarried. Sh e and
her brother Robert, lived together at 607 Park Avenue, Baltim ore.
They had the same servants for thirty years. Their country p lace
was known as "Kirkleigh."

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!NOTES:
Ann Jenkins (1678-1740) was the second child of Thomas and Ann (Spalding)
Jenkins. For quotes from the book on Thomas Jenkins referenced belo w as
to Ann's mother, Ann Spalding, being a grand daughter of Edward Spald ingand his
wife Margaret, see the notes for Ann Spalding Jenkins (98).
From "THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670" by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A;
pgs 5-6:
"Married William Spalding, b. 1678, d. 1740; a son of Thomas and Katherine
Spalding, also of Charles County. In his will of Nov 1, 1726, probat edin
Charles County, Oct 31, 1727, Thomas Jenkins left 100 acres called St .Thomas
to his daughter Ann Spalding. At the final distribution of the estat e of
Thomas Jenkins, late of Charles County, filed Apr 28, 1731, William Spalding,
husband of Ann, appeared and was paid his filial portion (note 2). H iswill of
Dec 6, 1740, was probated in St. Mary's County, Jan 9, 1740-41. Mrs . Ann
(Jenkins) Spalding's will of Nov 10, 1760, was proved in St. Mary's County,
July 7, 1761. Children: Thomas, William, John Baptist, Jane, Benedic t,Henry,
Mary and Ann."
Ann's last will is found in Records of St. Mary's County, LIber TA #1,
folio 418 and is summarized as follows:
I Ann Spalding, widow of St. Mary's County, sickly etc
To son Thomas, 5 shillings and no more
To dau Mary Seal, bed and furniture, cow and claf, all sheep, on echest
To son Henry, 5 shillings and no more
To granddaughter Elizabeth Radford, one heifer, one chest
To several children of my daughter Ann Joseph, deceased, one shill ingeach
To son John Baptist, large looking glass
To three sons William, Benedict, and John Baptist, rest of estate.
Executors: Three sons, William, Benedict, and John Baptist.
(Will dated:) 10 Day of November, 1760
Witnesses: Leaving Craycroft, John B. Dant, Thos. Craycroft.
Probated 7 July, 1761.
In May, 1761 a citation was issued against Henry Spalding to sho wcause
why he concealed effects belonging to the estate of Ann Spalding. The
citation was requested by his brother and executor, John Baptist Spalding.
Liber 38, folio 120, Annapolis, Maryland.
On August 1, 1761 the following persons were cited to appear before
Nathaniel Truman Greenfield, Deputy Commissioner by John Baptist Spal ding
to testify against Henry Spalding: Elizabeth Spalding, widow, Thos. S.
Spalding, son of Peter, Richard Boarman, James Spalding, Catherine Anderson,
Thomas Radford, Elizabeth Radford, Peter Spalding, Edward Cole, Willi am
Joseph, Sr and Jr, Justinian Hays, John Baptist Mattingly, Catherin eJackson,
Thomas Power, Phil Abell, Thos. Nevitt, George Contes, James Colling ,John
Denmt (?), Henrietta Spalding, John Smith, Nicholas Spalding, Justini an
Joseph.
Appeared at request of Henry Spalding:
Thomas Spalding, Leonardtown, Enoch Fenwick, John Southwell, Henri etta
Forrest, John Poore, Samuel Keenor, Roukel (?) Ryly (?), Charles Luca s,
Thomas Howard, Electius Spalding, Ann Mahony, Ignatius Edwards.
See Liber 38 (1760-62) Folio 120, Annapolis, MD. (There is nothing in
the records which indicates a resolution to this dispute.)
See also info on her in Family Tree Maker World Family Tree Vol 2
File # 3282.

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NOTES:
For some comments and names of three children see THOMAS JENKINS , p44.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS, pg 31:"Ann, born Jan 9, 1772; m. Charles Hopki ns;
they had one son, Francis, who died a scholastic of the Society of Je sus.
(Widow) Ann died Sep 24, 1836 and is buried at Long Green; but her husband
is not."

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS, pg 136:
"Ann Corinne (Nannie) Jenkins, married in 1868 at St. Charles Chur ch,
Charles County, John Francis Hickey, son of General William and Cecel ia
(Plowden) Hickey of Greenwale, District of Columbia, her father's fir st
cousin. They both used to visit "Bushwood" and met there. (See Alli ed
Families - Plowden)."

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670, by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A. , pgs26-8: (Here appears a biography of Augustince Jenkins, a Jesui t priest).

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins O.S.A., p g 84:
"AUSTIN JENKINS - Born May 10, 1806; died Nov 30, 1888, in Baltimo re;
married October 27, 1840, Margaret Agnes Jenkins of Charles County, b orn
Dec 16, 1816; died apr 22, 1901; daughter of John Joseph and Mary Ann
(Plowden) Jenkins. (The Family Bible says: "Austin Jenkins was marri ed
to Margaret A. Jenkins, daughter of J. J. Jenkins of Charles County , by
Reverend Thomas Lilly, on Oct 27, 1840, the year of the election of G en-
eral Harrison, President of the United States."
Children (Jenkins):
i. Edward Austin (for more see page 115).
ii. Mary Isabel Plowden, born Oct 4, 1844; d. Mar 5, 1911. The
Duchess of Llewellyn, m. Oct 2, 1866, Michael Jenkins (son of
Thomas Courtney Jenkins, son of William Jenkins (1575)), born
Dec 27, 1842; d. ca. 1916 in Baltimore. They had no children.
iii. Harriet Ann (for more see page 115).
iv. Mary Ann, b. Sep 8 1851; d. Dec 8, 1946; m. Oct 10, 1877, Spo tts-
wood Garland of VA. They lived in Wilmington, DE.
v. Thomas Meredity, b. Jul 18, 1855; d. May 14, 1890; m. June 4,
1889, Sarah Leigh Bonsal; d. Mar 26, 1906. They had no child ren.
vi. Frances de Sales, b. Feb 8, 1857; d. May 20, 1924; m. Oct 2 ,1884,
Mary Lowe at Brooklyn, NY, daughter of Governor E.L. Lowe o f MD.
Mrs. Mary (Lowe) Jenkins d. in Territet, Switzerland, Jun 20 ,1918.
(for more see page 116).

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS, pg 48: "Catherine (Jenkins), born March 5,
1810, Nelson County, KY.; married Louis Horrell."

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!NOTES:
Thomas Richard Gardiner states in his book GARDINER GENERATIONS AND
RELATIONS, Vol 2, Descendants of Thomas Jenkins, p. 5, that Charity Jenkins
was married to Edward Boone of Charles County.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A .,pg 85:
"CHARITY ANN JENKINS - Born December 26, 1811; d. Feb 26, 1885; married
January 26, 1835 by Father Delicol, S.S., Basil Richard Spalding of Balti-
more, born January 31, 1803; died December 7, 1862; son of Basil, Jr. ,and
Theresa (Brawner) Spalding of Charles County. Basil Richard Spalding 's
father was a brother to Charity Ann's grandfather. See Allied Famili es--
Spalding, pg 316.
Charity was the 3rd cousin of John R. Jenkins (62) through their g reat
great grandfather Thomas Jenkins (97) and she was the 4th cousin of John's
spouse Teresa Payne Jenkins (63) through their great great great grandfather
Thomas Spalding (1129).

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS etc. pg 47: "Clement Silvester Jenkins, born Se p-
tember 19, 1800, Nelson County, KY; married Elizabeth Payne (1073)."

!MARRIAGE:
MARRIAGE BOND AND CONSENT BOOK OF NELSON COUNTY 1817-1832, FHL 976.
9495V2o: "JENKINS, Sylvester & PAYNE, Elizabeth, Bond: 24 June 1831
Married: 24 June 1831
Signed bond: James Spalding
Consent Filed With Bond: Richard Payne, father of Eliza beth
Married by A. A. Depasy, from Minister Return."
See also MARRIAGE BONDS NELSON CO. KY., 1785-1832: "JENKINS, Sylvester
and PAYNE, Elizabeth, daughter of Richard, Surety: James Spaulding, J une__,
1831, Consent dated June 21, 1831." Sutro Library, F457n2s9, Vol 1.
Thus, Clement's brother John married Elizabeth's sister, Teresa, a nd
Clement's sister Henrietta married Elizabeth's brother, Hillary.

See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.C .(1985)p 8:

"Born 1681. (In a deposition in 1744 he said he was 63 years old.)From his father he inherited part of a tract of land called "Pye's HardShift", which he left to his son Edward who, in 1789, transferred it tohis father-in- law, James Middleton. Edward Jenkins of Thomas marriedbefore 1717 , Mary Cole, daughter of Edward Cole of St. Mary's County,and sister of Susannah Cole who married his brother George. Edward diedin 1760, and was survived by his widow Mary and three children. His willof Sep 7, 1760, was probated in Charles County, Nov 19, 1760. It appearsto have been made in a hurry and may not list all his children.Children: Thomas, Edward, Mary Ann, so-called in the will of Edward,untraced."

See GARDINER, GENERATIONS AND RELATIONS by Thomas Richard Gardiner ,Vol II,
Descendants of Thomas Jenkins, p. 2:

"Edward Jenkins, born 1670 in Popes Creek, Charles County, Maryland.He married (1) 1698, in St. Marys County, Maryland, to Ann Gardiner; andmarried (2) 1719 in Ocean Hall, Bushwood, Maryland to Mary Cole, daughterof Edward Cole and of Elizabeth Slye.

"Ann Gardiner was daughter of Clement Gardiner and Eleanor Middleton.By this first marriage he had ten children. By his second marriage toMary Cole, he had three more children."

(JJS: The reference to the marriage to Ann Gardiner is in error. Inboth Father Jenkins' book and Vol I of Thomas Richard Gardiner's book, p.34, Ann , the daughter of Clement Gardiner and Eleanor Middleton was bornin 1720 and in 1740 was married to Richard Basil Boarman. Theinformation concerning his
marriage to Mary Cole and the children they had seems to be accurate.)

LAST WILL:

MARYLAND WILL BOOK NUMBER 31, by Annie Walker Burns, 1937. For hiswill see Book 31, part 1, page 120, Will Records of Charles Co. Md.

"EDWARD JENKINS of Charles County, son of Edward Jenkins, tractcalled Pore Change 225 acres. My beloved daughters; Mary Ann JenkinsMy wife Mary Jenkins; My dwelling plantation, and all lands, except tractcalled Pore Change already given to my son. At decease of my wife tobe equally divided between all my children. My daughter Mary Annmentioned. Wife Mary Jenkins & Son Edward Jenkins executrix andexecutor. Sep 7 1760.

Witnesses: James Montgomery and John Speak. Probated Nov 19, 1760."

See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND by Edward Felix Jenkins O.S.A. page 25:

"Edward Jenkins born about 1738, died October 28, 1803; was known asEdward Jenkins, Senior, of Charles County. He married Sarah Middletonborn about 1732; died October 16, 1797; daughter of James and Sarah(Smith) Middleton; he was the son of Robert and Mary (Wheeler) Middletonof Charles County, and she was the daughter of John Smith. SarahMiddleton's sister, Ann, married Thomas Jenkins (95)."

See GARDINER GENERATIONS AND RELATIONS, Vol. 2 by Thomas Richard Gardiner,
under Descendants of Thomas Jenkins, p. 4:

"Edward Jenkins born 1728 in Maryland, died 28 Oct 1803 in Bryantown,Charles County, MD. He married 1750, in Lower Zachia Church, Bryantown,to Sarah Middleton, daughter of James Middleton, of the second generationof Middletons. Sarah Middleton was the sister of James Middleton, who
married her husband's sister, Mary Ann Jenkins. In other words, abrother and sister of one family married a sister and brother of theother family." (Here the article lists seven children of Edward andSarah.)

Third great-grandfather of James Joseph Sparks:

MARRIAGE BONDS, NELSON CO. KY., 1785-1832:

Jenkins, Edward married Ann Gardiner, daughter of Clement Gardiner.Surety: Thomas Lilly. Consent signed by Clement Gardiner and Henritta(sic) Gardiner. Witness: John Edelen. License issued July 14, 1798. [Itmay be assumed that the consent was signed by both of her parents,Clement Gardiner and Henrietta (Boone) Gardiner.]

CENSUS:
Third Great-grandfather of James Joseph Sparks

1810 US CENSUS FOR NELSON CO. KY. shows Edward Jenkins and family.Edward is over 45, Ann Nancy (Gardiner) Jenkins, between 26 and 45, threesons under 10, one son between 10 and 16, three daughters under 10, andone female between 16-26.

1820 US CENSUS FOR NELSON CO. KY. shows Edward Jenkins and family. Therecord is difficult to read. It shows three sons under 10, Ignatius,John R. and Richard Edward, one son between 18-26, probably Henry, onemale over 45, two daughters under 10, and the record for the olderfemales is illegible. Apparently the older boys, John and Clement, hadleft leaving Henry still at home. Felix was apparently born after thecensus was taken and, Thomas had died in 1817.

1830 US CENSUS FOR NELSON CO. KY. show Ann Jenkins living with onemale under 10, (probably Felix), one male 10 to 15, (Richard E.), onefemale 20 to 30, and one (herself), 50 to 60. (Edward had died in 1821.)

See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670, by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S .A.p 47:

"Edward Jenkins was born in Charles County [MD] about 1765. Heemigrated to Kentucky where on July 16, 1798 he married in Bardstown ,[Nelson Co.] Ky., by Fr. Badin, Ann (Nancy) Gardiner, who was baptized inCharles County, Aug 2, 1776. Ann was the daughter of Clement (1748-1820)and Henrietta (Boone) (1750-1830) Gardiner. Clement was the son ofIgnatius Gardiner and his wife, Ann Boarman. (4) Edward Jenkins died in1821, in Nelson County KY. Mrs. Ann (Gardiner) Jenkins died inLouisville, KY, September 2, 1870, age 94, and was buried in St. Louis'Cemetery. (Citing COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,Volume V, page 334.)"

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THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins O.S.A., p g 52:
"Born March 27, 1774, at Long Green, in Baltimore County. Edwar d andhis
brothers were educated at a nearby country school. About 1789 his fa ther
apprenticed him to a Baltimore saddler, and in 1796 he went into busi ness
for himself. His business, importing, making and selling saddlery, harness
and hardware, grew to be a very big one. In 1814 Edward was one of t hede-
fenders of Baltimore. On February 15, 1803, (Citing Baltimore Federa lGaz-
ette, February 16, 1803) he was married by Father Beeston to Ann Spalding,
eldest of the six children of William and Mary (Lilly) Spalding, of Balti-
more. Ann (Spalding) Jenkins was born in Shepherdstown, VA (WV) Ma y 28,
1786 and died in Baltimore February 3, 1841. Her father, William Spalding
(1178), who died in Baltimore, August 3, 1803, at the age of 48, wa s theson
of Basil and Catherine (Green) Spalding of Charles County. Mrs. Mar y(Lilly)
Spalding was the daughter of Richard and Mary (Elder) Lilly of Freder ick
County. William Spalding in his will of April 25, 1803, probated i nBaltimore
August 17, 1803, (Citing Baltimore City Wills, L.G. (W.B. No. 7), Fol io215)
names his children, says Ann is the only married daughter, and name sEdward
Jenkins as his son-in-law. He makes Edward Jenkins and Basil Spaldin gElder,
whom he calls his partner, but who was also his nephew, the executor s ofhis
estate. He makes Basil Spalding Elder the sole guardian of his mino rchild-
ren (they were all minors).
"In 1831 Edward Jenkins was succeeded in business by his son, Austin. He
died in Baltimore Apil 14, 1833, and was buried in a vault in the Ol dCathe-
dral Cemetary. This vault, called the Edward Jenkins valult, was mov edto
the New Cathedral Cemetary about fifty years later. Many of his descendants
and their families are, or were, buried in it. (See Allied Families-Spalding
on pg 317).

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A. p g 86:
"EDWARD FRANCIS JENKINS - Born January 5, 1817; died at Montrose,
August 22, 1891; married November 5, 1839; by Archbishop Eccleston, S arah
C. Jenkins, born September 4, 1814; died December 13, 1900, daughte r of
Josias Jenkins (1581) and Elizabeth Ann (Hillen) Jenkins of Baltimore
County.
Children (Jenkins):
i. Mary Josephine, b. Jul 9, 1841; d. Jun 2, 1847.
ii. Ann, b. Nov 3, 1842; d. Mar 7, 1846.
iii. Mary Agusta, b. Sep 9, 1846; d. May 3, 1849.
iv. Clara, b. Mar 12, 1845; d. Jul 16, 1845.
v. Edward F., b. Oct 12, 1847; d. Jan 14, 1854.
vi. Ann Elizabeth, b. Nov 12, 1848; d. Jan 26, 1854.
vii. Mary Helen (for more see pg 118)

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670, by Edward Felix Jenkins, OS A,p. 24:
"Married Thomas Spaulding."

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, pg 5: "Elizabeth Jenkins, born about 1 672.
She married twice. First, about 1690, Moses Jones of Prince George' sCounty,
who died in 1704 or 1705, leaving, besides his widow, six minor child ren.
Moses Jones' will of July, 1704 it is said, was probated in March, 17 05.
"About 1707 Elizabeth (Jenkins) Jones married (2nd) Edward Edele n(1676-
1756), son of Richard and Elizabeth Edelen, who was her son-in-law' sbrother!
She, thus, became the aunt of her own grandchildren. Elizabeth (Jenk ins)
(Jones) Edelen died between 1727, when her father died, and April 28 ,1731,
when, it is assumed, his estate was settled. Edward Edelen died in 1756. They
had two children. Edward Edelen's will of February 22, 1745, was probated in
Prince George's County, Maryland, March 30, 1756.
"Children (1) Jones:
i. John X. Jones, married Ann Wheeler, daughter of Francis an dWinifred
Green Wheeler of Prince George's County.
ii. Thomas Jones, born March 2, 1692; died without issue, intest ate.
iii. Notley Jones, died without issue, intestate.
iv. Jane Jones married in 1707 Christopher Edelen (1682-1771) so n of
Richard and Elizabeth Edelen. (citing Charles County Gentry ,pp. 123-215, Harry Wright Newman, D.C. 1940)
v. Ann, untraced
vi. Elizabeth, married Dr. Robert Innes.
Children (2) Edelen:
vii. Sarah Edelen
viii. James Edelen"

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670; Edward Felix Jenkins, OSA, p .48:
"Born 1769 or 1770. She was the "unborn child" in John's will, Joh nhaving
died in 1769. She married about 1790 in Fredrick County, Thomas Lilly ,son of
Richard Lilly and Mary Elder. According to one of their descendants ,Reverend
Warren Lilly, S.J. who compiled the Lilly history, Thomas and Elizabe th
(Jenkins) Lilly moved to KY in 1795 shortly after the birth of thei rsecond
son, Thomas. In KY, according to Webb, Thomas Lilly was regarded a s oneof the
solid men of Nelson County and one of the leading members of St. Michael's
congregation in Fairfield. Their seven children have hundreds of descendants
and constitutes one of the largest Catholic families of KY. Childre n(Lilly):
John, Thomas, Richard, Harriet, Matilda, Elizabeth, Mary."

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670, by Edward Felix Jenkins O.S.A., p g55:
"ELIZABETH JENKINS - Born December 12, 1784; died February 18, 186 3;
married October 16, 1804 in Baltimore. The Baltimore Marriage Record ssay
her husband's name was John Walsh, but it was John Welsh (COLONIAL FAMILIES
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Volume 1, page 277). They lived i nPhila-
delphia.
Children (Welsh):
i. James, "James Welsh-departed this life on the 5th of May 1851 -in
San Francisco, California, having lost his life by the dreadf ulcon-
fligration, whilst actively engaged in trying to save the property
of his friends. His remainsfound in the ruins of the burnt district,
were carefully gathered and buried with great respect, afterw ards
sent home in his ship "Silas Richard," and on the 3rd Novembe r,
1851, were finally placed in the vault." (See cite)
ii. Charles (for more see pg 88).
iii. Ellen Maria (for more see pg 89).

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, pg 47: "Elizabeth Henrietta (Harri et)
Jenkins, born October 28, 1803, Nelson County, KY.; married Hilary Pa yne,
brother of Elizabeth and Theresa (Payne)."

!RESEARCH:
There is an item in UNION COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGE BOOKS 1811-188 3,fhl
976.9885 V28h for 1829 as follows: WILKINS, ANDREW (m) MRS ELIZABET HJENKINS
on March 22, 1829. Elizabeth Henrietta Harriet Jenkins would be 25 b utthe
reference is to a different Elizabeth in view of census information f or1840,
1850 and 1860 showing the family of Hillary and Elizabeth Jenkins Pay nein
tact.

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A., p g86:
"ELLEN MARIA JENKINS - Born December 20, 1824; died December 12, 1 879;
Married February 13, 1849, by Father DeLicol, S.S., John Corish Dever eux
of Utica, NY, born april 24, 1823; died in Utica, December 12, 1884 ; son
of Nicholas (Jun 7, 1791-Dec 29, 1855), and Mary (Butler) Devereux o fUtica
NY. (Note continues about Devereux family.)
Children (Devereux) (here lists eleven children)

See Family Tree Maker, CD189, Colonial Genealogies #1, 1607-1920,COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE UNITED STATES, Vol V, Jenkins Family, pg 335:
"Felix Jenkins served in the War of 1812, of Prince George County,Maryland; born October 18th, 1786, died 1839; married (first) MarthaCoskery; married (second) 1820, Frances Helen Wheeler, born 1799, diedOctober, 1888, daughter of Benjamine Wheeler, born 29th October, 1731,who married Eliza (Green) Thomas, died 1802, daughter of Benjamin Greenand wife."

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670, by Father Edward Felix Jenki ns,Maryland Historical Society, 1985, pps 98-9:
Felix Jenkins, born in Baltimore, Oct 11 a825, the eldest son. A s aboy he knew Edgar Allen Poe who was a friend of his father. Feli xJenkins was one of the most respected physicians of Baltimore an d aloyal member of the Cathedral parish. He was a trustee of the Ca thedraland the personal physician of Cardinal Gibbons.
Felix Jr., was a student in St. Mary's College, Baltimore, for si xyears, graduating in 1844 with the degree of Master of Arts. In 18 45 hebegan "reading medicine" in the office of Dr. Dunbar in Baltimo re, andin 1850 received the degree of Doctor of Medicine from the Un iversity ofMaryland. From 1848 to 1850 he was also a part-time inst ructor at St.Mary's College. He practiced medicine for fifty year s in Baltimore,retiring in 1900.
He married on May 7, 1861, a distant cousin Nancy (Ann) (Spalding )Jenkins, daughter of William Spalding and Verlinda (Lilly) Jenkin s ofConewago, Pennsylvania. She was distantly related to him in a v erycomplex way which is beyond me to figure out, since both of her p arentswere related to each other and to both of his, who were also r elated toeach other. They were married at the Sacred Heart Church i n Conewago,PA. Felix and Nancy Jenkins lived directly across the st reet from theCathedral. Mrs. Nancy Jenkins died November 2, 1904, a ged 71.
From then to 1909, Dr. Jenkins continued to live at 400 Cathedra lStreet with his youngest son, Benjamin, who on Jun 7, 1905, marrie dmarie Clarke of Scranton, PA, to live with his family, and Dr. Jenk inswent to the home of his daughter, Emily, at Towson, in Baltimor eCounty. He was there only a few weeks when he died October 9, 1909 , two days before his 84th birthday. (His children named on pps 99-1 00 wereFelix Samuel, Sarah Lilly, Frances Helen, Mary Emily, Benjami n Wheeler,and Samuel Lilly Jenkins.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A . at
page 76: "Felix Carroll Jenkins, born in Nelson County, Kentucky, Feb
24, 1820; married twice: (1) Ann Tucker; (2) Susan Mary Brown, born
October 30, 1828. Children: i. Annie, born about 1853, married John
Smith; ii. James Arthur; iii. Effa; iv. Thomas, born about 1858;
v. Joseph Edward, born about 1861; vi. Martha Joseph, born about 1866;
vii. Louis Edward, born about 1866; viii. James born about 1872."

!BAPTISM:
For citation of St. Vincent Baptismal Records, see sibling notes .Joseph is
on page 16. He was sponsored by Henrietta Emily Jenkins.

Fifth Great-grandfather of James Joseph Sparks

See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND by Edwin Felix Jenkins, O.S.A. page 6:

"Born 1675 (Citing Family Bible of his great-grandson Henry Jenkins) .About 1710 he, married Susannah Cole, daughter of Edward Cole of St.Mary's County and his first wife, whose name was probably Honora.Susanna Cole was born in 1692 (in a deposition made in 1744 she gave herage as 52 ). George died intestate in August, 1727. His administrator'sbond, dated August 17, 1727, mentions that he had five children. TheAdministrator of the estate was Susannah Jenkins, with Edward Edelen andEdward Jenkins as sureties.

"George Jenkins and his mother had been joint executors of the will ofhis father, who devised to him his estate called "Linseys". George,however, in the same year as his father and a few months earlier. Mrs .Susannah Jenkins died in 1763. Her will of 8 Aug, 1760, was proved inCharles County January 29, 1763. Her sister, Honora Cole, married ThomasSpalding whose brother William Spaulding married Ann Jenkins, sister ofGeorge and Edward."

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S. A.
at page 7: "George Jenkins married Mrs. Ann (Luckett) Adderton, daug h-
ter of Thomas Hussy and Elizabeth (Price) Luckett of Port Tobacco,
Charles County, MD. George Jenkins was Ann (Luckett) Adderson's sec-
ond husband. Ann Luckett's first husband was Jeremiah Adderton of
Charles County, whom she married in or before 1738. In 1738 Thomas
Hussy Luckett conveyed to his daughter Ann and her husband Jeremiah
Adderton, for love and natural affection, land, et al., at Chinquamux on.
Thomas Hussy Luckett died intestate in Charles County in 1767, when
letters of administration were issued to his son, William Rhody Lucke tt
(husband of Mary Ann Semmes (1366) who was the daughter of Henrietta
(Jenkins) Semmes (93)). On Jul 11, 1767, an inventory of his effect s was
filed. George Jenkins (96) and John Jenkins (81) signed as next-of-k in.
On Dec 1, 1769, the proceeds were distributed to the three heirs: Wil liam
Rhody Luckett, Elizabeth (Mrs. John) Jenkins and Ann (Mrs. George) Je n-
kins; Henry Hagan and Thomas Semmes, bondsmen. Mrs Ann (Luckett) (Ad der-
ton) Jenkins predeceased her husband. If she and George had any chil dren
they must have died in childhood because in his will of 21 Jun, 1775,
probated in Charles County, 17 Aug, 1775, George Jenkins leaves his estate
to his sister Harriet Simm's three sons Thomas, Edward 7 Marmaduke; h is
brother John's three sons Thomas, George & John (and others). George 's
wife, Ann Luckett, was the sister of Elizabeth Luckett who married
George's brother John Jenkins (81)."
From Index of Maryland Colonial Wills 1634-1777, Hall of Records,
Annapolis, Md., Compiled by J. M. Magruder, see reference to last wil l of
George Jenkins filed in 1775 in Charles County Records, Vol. 40, p. 5 90.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS pg 44 for information on his marriage and famil y.

See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A. p g 76:

"George, born about 1849; married Henrietta Payne who was born in1846 and died in 1906; sister of Alethea Payne who married his brother(John Thomas Jenkins). George died Mar 18, 1884 and was buried in theSacred Heart Cemetary, St. Vincent, KY. They had two children, untraced." (See
below for information on children).

CENSUS:
1880 United States Cenuss, Waverly Dist. 7, Union Co. KY, 11 June ,1880. NA Soundex T750 Reel 41 (J525), Microfilm 444. See copy of censusfiled with William E. Stone (RIN 30). Childrens names are John P.Jenkins born ca. 1874 and Margaret A. Jenkins born March, 1880.

BIRTH:
UNION COUNTY KENTUCKY GENEALOGY VOL 2, SAINT VINCENT BAPTISMALRECORDS, page
4. FHL 976.9885 D2h.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1679 by Edward Felix Jenkins O.S.C .at pg 21: (Henrietta Jenkins was) born about 1712. In a depositio n madein 1744 she declared she was aged 32. (See (5iii) Thomas Jenk ins, herbrother). She married Marmaduke Semmes (1701-1772) of Charl es County,son of James and Mary (Goodrich) Semmes. She was bequeath ed personaltyby Susannah Jenkins, her mother, by her will of 1760, p roved in CharlesCounty 1763, and was left a legacy by her brother Ge orge Jenkins whodied in 1775. George Jenkins also left legacies t o her three sons---"the three sons of my sister Harriet Simms" - Tho mas, Edward andMarmaduke, and made Thomas Simms (Semmes) the executo r of his estate.The will of Marmaduke Semmes, Sr., of 31 Mar, 1772 , was probated inCharles County, 23 Sep, 1772. In it he names all h is sons anddaughters. An abstract of the will is given in Newman' s "The MarylandSemmes and Kindred Familys", page 46, (1955). An abs tract of the willof Mrs. Henrietta (Jenkins) Semmes is also given o n the same page. Init she mentions her surviving children and sever al grandchildren.Detailed information can also be found in the "Luc ketts of PortTobacco", by the same author.
Mrs. Henrietta (Jenkins) Semmes' will of 10 Oct, 1774 was probate dthere (Charles County?) 31 Dec, 1774.

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND, 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, OSA, pp s22-3:
"Henrietta, born March 7, 1753, died in Charles County 1828. Sh e was
still unmarried when her father wrote his will on April 13, 1782, bu tsome-
time after that she married Edward Wheeler of Charles County who die d in
1821. It is a family tradition that Henrietta married a Wheeler an d had
no children (Browne-Jenkins Family Tree). Both Henrietta and her hus band
died testate and without issue. Edward Wheeler, in his will of Marc h 25,
1817, probated in Charles County, Aug 4, 1821 (Liber HB No. 14, Foli o150)
leaves "one feather bed and furniture" to my niece Elizabeth Wheeler ,daugh-
ter to Josias and Barbary Wheeler, and everything else to "my belove dwife,
Henrietta," to dispose of as she should choose. Madam Henrietta Whee ler,
who was somewhat of a capitalist, wrote a really splendid will in whi ch
she leaves her bank stock to two nephews, six nieces, her sister Mar y and
the Catholic Church. She calls her married nieces and her sister b ytheir
married names, viz.: nieces: Mary Heard Jenkins (unmarried); Grace Da vis,
Henrietta Jameson, Eleanor Edelen, Harriet Clarke, Henrietta Kirk, and
her sister Mary Pye. The two nephews she mentions are Henry Jenkin s and
John J. Jenkins.
Henrietta's will was written July 29, 1822, and was probated in Charles
County June 11, 1823 (Liber HB, No. 14 F, p. 265). These names all h ar-
monize in a very interesting way with tradition and are found in on e form
or another on the Browne-Jenkins Family Tree. Mary Heard Jenkins i s an
unmarried daughter of George, Henrietta's brother, whose first wife w as
Mary Heard.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins O.S.A . at
page 105: "Henrietta, born at Uniontown, Kentucky, lived with Fathe rThomas
J. Jenkins, her uncle, at the rectory of St. Vincent's Church, New Ho pe,
Kentucky, where he was pastor until he died on February 8, 1912. She
then entered the Visitation Convent at Wheeling, West Virginia, taking
the name "Sister Michaella," and taught English at Mount de Chantal G irls
School. She died at Wheeling, West Virginia."

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A. p g 29:
"HENRY JENKINS - Born 1736. All the various family trees and arti cles
about members of the Jenkins family (Citing COLONIAL FAMILIES OF TH EUNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, Volume 4, page 260 and elsewhere) say that Henry a nd
William, sons of William and Mary (Courtney) Jenkins, emigrated to K Yabout
1740. Possibly they merely acquired land in KY for their children because
both seem to have passed their lives in St. Mary's County, where the yboth
died - Henry intestate. In a deposition of July 22, 1762, Henry gav e his
age as 26 and stated at the same time he was the son of William Jenki ns.
Letters of Administration upon Henry's estate were issued to his wido w,Ann
Jenkins, who was appointed administrator. On Oct 27, 1789, she gav e anacc-
ount of the administration of his estate. (Citing "Balance and Distribution,
1798, St. Mary's County, L.J.J., No A, Folio 56.) The estate was val uedat
405/9/4, of which the widow Ann received her third, and each of the s even
children 38/12/3.
"Henry Jenkins m. ca. 1756, Ann Greenwell, who was born in 1735 i n MD;
died 1820 in Scott County, KY. Henry Jenkins died 1788, intestate, w ith
distribution of property recorded in St. Mary's County, MD. (Citing Balance
and Distribution Book, Folio 56.
Proof A: Shows Henry Jenkins (Jr.) to be son of Henry Jenkin s(Sr.)
and Ann Greenwell Jenkins.
Proof B: See Photostat No. 1; letter to Mrs. Foster Adams fr omMrs.
R. F. Scruggs, Frankfort, KY, Oct 15, 1924, (lette rowned
in 1965 by Mrs. Neal Moseley, Orlando, FL), which states:
"I gave you the date of great-great-grandmother An nGreen-
well Jenkins' death which was in my great-grandfath er,
Henry Jenkins' handwriting; he says 'My mother, An nJenk-
ins died in 1820.' " (Files of Rev. E. F. Jenkins ,O.S.A.)
"The will was made to include a son, Henry, who received one-seven thof
three-fourths of said estate. After the settlement Ann (Greenwell) Jenkins
moved to Scott County, KY with Henry until her death in 1820.
Children (Jenkins):
i. George, untraced. A George Jenkins married Margaret Wise, Ma rch
31, 1782, at St. Andrew's Church, St. Mary's County, and anot her
or perhaps the same, George Jenkins married Eleanor Wilson Se p 1,
1792, in Baltimore.
ii. Susannah, untraced.
iii. Henry, born about 1768, was living in Scott County, KY, in 18 50,
age 82. (Citing Census of Kentucky, 1850.) For more on thi sHenry
see page 48.
iv. Elinor, untraced. An Elinor Jenkins married William H. Cleme nts
in Frederick County June 20, 1801. This, however, is probably
another Elinor.
v. Henrietta, untraced.
vi. Thomas, untraced.
vii. Sarah, untraced.

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!NOTES:
THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A.; p g31:
"IGNATIUS JENKINS - Born in 1741, was the youngest child of Willia mand
Mary (Courtney) Jenkins (so stated in the account of the settlement o fhis
father's estate). He moved from St. Mary's County to Baltimore Count ywhere
he died in 1793, testate. He married a widow, Mrs. Henrietta Hammers ley,
nee Queen. She was the daughter of Samuel or Edward Queen, sons of Samuel
and Sarah (Edelen) Queen of Charles County. Sarah (Edelen) Queen wa s the
daughter of Edward Edelen and Elizabeth (Jenkins) Jones, who was th esister
of William Jenkins, Ignatius Father. So Ignatius married his secon dcousin
twice removed, since he was the first cousin to his wife's grandmothe r.
After the death of Ignatius his widow remarried, in 1793, Thomas Ston e.
(Citing Baltimore County Chancery Papers, 2890, 4826.)
Children (Jenkins):
i. Ignatius Walter Jenkins, (full history on page 55).
ii. Oswald Jenkins, (full history on page 55).
iii. Henry Jenkins, (full history on page 56).
iv. Samuel Jenkins, unmarried in 1833.
v. Francis Jesse, b. ca. 1787; d. ca. 1833; probably unmarried.
buried at Long Green.
vi. Ellen (Eleanor) m. Joseph Herbert Aug. 25, 1801, by Bishop Carroll
and had one son, Joseph who d. after 1888.
vii. Theresa, b. ca. 1789; d. Mar, 1817; at the age of 28; unmarri ed.
Her beautifully worded will requests that she be buried in th ecem-
etary of the Roman Catholic Church of St. Peter which was don e.She
also mentions all her borthers and sisters in the above order ,which,
since it is the same order used in the will of their father , isprob-
ably the order of age.
viii. Mary, untraced.
ix. Edward, untraced.
x. William, untraced.

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!NOTES:
See THOMAS JENKINS, pg. 48: "Ignatius John Abner, born August 11,
1812, Nelson County, KY."

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!NOTES:
Thomas Jenkins, pg 10: "Jane, b. ca. 1731; m. circa 1756, George
Fenwick who d. in St. Mary's County in 1772. In his will dated Jul y 15,
1769, and probated Apr. 27, 1772, he names his wife Jane and three children."

Fourth Great-grandfather of James Joseph Sparks

See THOMAS JENKINS OF MARYLAND 1670 by Edward Felix Jenkins, O.S.A. p23:

"John Jenkins was born in 1720 (in a deposition in 1744 he said hewas 24); died in 1769. He married Elizabeth Luckett, daughter of ThomasHussy Luckett and his first wife Elizabeth Price. Luckett died in 1767.Mrs. Elizabeth (Luckett) Jenkins married secondly, 1770-72, SamuelGreen. The will of John Jenkins, son of George, dated June 2, 1769 , wasprobated in Charles County on August 10, 1769. The final account of thesettlement of his estate was filed December 18, 1772. The will mentionseight children and also another daughter, Sarah, and names the unbornchild as Elizabeth. The final account also says that the widow hasmarried Samuel Green, and that the daughters Monica and Sarah are of age,and all the other children are minors. John's sons, Thomas, John, andEdward, are also mentioned in the will of their uncle George Jenkins(June 21, 1775) and were then still minors.

"John Jenkins owned the estate "Linseys" (165 acres) and "Stone'sRest" (123.5 acres) on the Avon River. I think that Samuel Green, thesecond husband of Mrs. Elizabeth (Luckett Jenkins, must have been aresident of Frederick County, or at least must have taken her and heryounger children up there to live after their marriage. This wouldexplain the arriage of the two daughters, Mary Ann and Elizabeth, toFrederick County men, and make it probable that John Jenkins who marriedEleanor Compton of Frederick County on July 26, 1794, was John of John(81), of George (91)."

WILL:
See Index of Maryland Colonial Wills 1634-1777, Hall of Records,Annapolis, Md., compiled by J. M. Magruder (1769). John Jenkins, CharlesCounty, Volume 37, pg 306. (FHL 844961):

JOHNJENKINS OF CHARLES COUNTY
Wife, Elizabeth executrix. Remaining estate two thirds, equallyamong my children, daus Monica, Susannah, Eleanor and sons Thomas, Johnand Edward. Dau. Mary Ann. Also mentions unborn child. 2 June 1769.Wit: Maximillian Matthews, John Sanders, and Thomas Carmichael Aug 10,1769 date probated. Thomas Jenkins heir at law to the deceased was atthe time of taking the above probate, a minor.