Frances Mozelle Jenkins was born on 29 Aug 1926 in Kirk, Limestone County,
Texas. She died on 3 Jun 1984 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
Frances Mozelle Jenkins was born in Lubbock, Texas on August 29, 1926, the daughter
of James and Lorene (Griffis) Jenkins.
She moved with her family to Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas when she was
about three years old. There they lived for perhaps a year before leaving Groesbeck
for the small farm community of Kirk, also in Limestone County. She started
to school in Kirk but when she was eight years old, the family moved to a farm
nearer to Groesbeck. Later they moved back into Groesbeck itself.
She attended school in Groesbeck until 1942. In that year she went to stay with
an Aunt in Lubbock where she attended business school for several months.
Her father and mother whent to work at the Bluebonnet Ordinance plant in McGregor,
Texas. In order to be closer to their work, they moved from Groesbeck to Waco,
Texas.
In Waco she met Harry John Walters, a serviceman from Pennsylvania who was stationed
at an airfield in Waco. They were married in the living room of her grandmother's
home in Groesbeck on July 4, 1943.
Late in her life, she became active in a number of organizations; the American
Legion, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR # 66109), and the Daughters
of the Confederacy. She was very interested in geneology and spent twelve years
gathering much of the information in this book.
She died of cancer on June 3, 1984 and at her request was buried with her father,
mother and grandmother in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
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Frances Mozelle Jenkins was born in Lubbock, Texas on August 29, 1926, the daughter
of James and Lorene (Griffis) Jenkins.
She moved with her family to Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas when she was
about three years old. There they lived for perhaps a year before leaving Groesbeck
for the small farm community of Kirk, also in Limestone County. She started
to school in Kirk but when she was eight years old, the family moved to a farm
nearer to Groesbeck. Later they moved back into Groesbeck itself.
She attended school in Groesbeck until 1942. In that year she went to stay with
an Aunt in Lubbock where she attended business school for several months.
Her father and mother whent to work at the Bluebonnet Ordinance plant in McGregor,
Texas. In order to be closer to their work, they moved from Groesbeck to Waco,
Texas.
In Waco she met Harry John Walters, a serviceman from Pennsylvania who was stationed
at an airfield in Waco. They were married in the living room of her grandmother's
home in Groesbeck on July 4, 1943.
Late in her life, she became active in a number of organizations; the American
Legion, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR # 66109), and the Daughters
of the Confederacy. She was very interested in geneology and spent twelve years
gathering much of the information in this book.
She died of cancer on June 3, 1984 and at her request was buried with her father,
mother and grandmother in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
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Frances Mozelle Jenkins was born in Lubbock, Texas on August 29, 1926, the daughter
of James and Lorene (Griffis) Jenkins.
She moved with her family to Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas when she was
about three years old. There they lived for perhaps a year before leaving Groesbeck
for the small farm community of Kirk, also in Limestone County. She started
to school in Kirk but when she was eight years old, the family moved to a farm
nearer to Groesbeck. Later they moved back into Groesbeck itself.
She attended school in Groesbeck until 1942. In that year she went to stay with
an Aunt in Lubbock where she attended business school for several months.
Her father and mother whent to work at the Bluebonnet Ordinance plant in McGregor,
Texas. In order to be closer to their work, they moved from Groesbeck to Waco,
Texas.
In Waco she met Harry John Walters, a serviceman from Pennsylvania who was stationed
at an airfield in Waco. They were married in the living room of her grandmother's
home in Groesbeck on July 4, 1943.
Late in her life, she became active in a number of organizations; the American
Legion, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR # 66109), and the Daughters
of the Confederacy. She was very interested in geneology and spent twelve years
gathering much of the information in this book.
She died of cancer on June 3, 1984 and at her request was buried with her father,
mother and grandmother in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
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Frances Mozelle Jenkins was born in Lubbock, Texas on August 29, 1926, the daughter
of James and Lorene (Griffis) Jenkins.
She moved with her family to Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas when she was
about three years old. There they lived for perhaps a year before leaving Groesbeck
for the small farm community of Kirk, also in Limestone County. She started
to school in Kirk but when she was eight years old, the family moved to a farm
nearer to Groesbeck. Later they moved back into Groesbeck itself.
She attended school in Groesbeck until 1942. In that year she went to stay with
an Aunt in Lubbock where she attended business school for several months.
Her father and mother whent to work at the Bluebonnet Ordinance plant in McGregor,
Texas. In order to be closer to their work, they moved from Groesbeck to Waco,
Texas.
In Waco she met Harry John Walters, a serviceman from Pennsylvania who was stationed
at an airfield in Waco. They were married in the living room of her grandmother's
home in Groesbeck on July 4, 1943.
Late in her life, she became active in a number of organizations; the American
Legion, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR # 66109), and the Daughters
of the Confederacy. She was very interested in geneology and spent twelve years
gathering much of the information in this book.
She died of cancer on June 3, 1984 and at her request was buried with her father,
mother and grandmother in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck. Parents:
James Melvin Jenkins and Lorene Griffis.
She was married to Harry John Walters Private.
Children were: Harry John , Jr. Walters,
David Michael Walters.
George
S. Jenkins was born about 1852 in Tx or Ak. He died after 1890 in Resided
Titus County, Tx - 1891.
Information obtained from:
Morris County Census - 1880.
Titus County Census - 1870.
Titus County Probate records.
Titus County Delayed Birth Records.
Titus County Deeds.
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of Jesse P. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Blanch Hunter, Idabell, Oklahoma (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of
George Jenkins).
Varbeth Wright (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Titus and Morris County tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
The "Emily Rodgers" George Jenkins married was apparently Emily (perhaps
middle name Deborah) Settles. Don't know why her name was given as "Rodgers"
on marriage record. She was always known as "Debbie Settles". Her
father was a Josiah Settles. Josiah second marriage was to a widow, Mr. Lydia
Rodgers, who became Debbie's mother. Deed records in Titus County lists Emily
as E.D. Jenkins, wife of Geo. Jenkins.
George Jenkins was listed several ways in his lifetime. First "George"
(in his mother's lifetime), then later "G.W." and "G.L.".
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Information obtained from:
Morris County Census - 1880.
Titus County Census - 1870.
Titus County Probate records.
Titus County Delayed Birth Records.
Titus County Deeds.
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of Jesse P. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Blanch Hunter, Idabell, Oklahoma (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of
George Jenkins).
Varbeth Wright (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Titus and Morris County tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
The "Emily Rodgers" George Jenkins married was apparently Emily (perhaps
middle name Deborah) Settles. Don't know why her name was given as "Rodgers"
on marriage record. She was always known as "Debbie Settles". Her
father was a Josiah Settles. Josiah second marriage was to a widow, Mr. Lydia
Rodgers, who became Debbie's mother. Deed records in Titus County lists Emily
as E.D. Jenkins, wife of Geo. Jenkins.
George Jenkins was listed several ways in his lifetime. First "George"
(in his mother's lifetime), then later "G.W." and "G.L.".
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Information obtained from:
Morris County Census - 1880.
Titus County Census - 1870.
Titus County Probate records.
Titus County Delayed Birth Records.
Titus County Deeds.
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of Jesse P. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Blanch Hunter, Idabell, Oklahoma (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of
George Jenkins).
Varbeth Wright (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Titus and Morris County tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
The "Emily Rodgers" George Jenkins married was apparently Emily (perhaps
middle name Deborah) Settles. Don't know why her name was given as "Rodgers"
on marriage record. She was always known as "Debbie Settles". Her
father was a Josiah Settles. Josiah second marriage was to a widow, Mr. Lydia
Rodgers, who became Debbie's mother. Deed records in Titus County lists Emily
as E.D. Jenkins, wife of Geo. Jenkins.
George Jenkins was listed several ways in his lifetime. First "George"
(in his mother's lifetime), then later "G.W." and "G.L.".
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Information obtained from:
Morris County Census - 1880.
Titus County Census - 1870.
Titus County Probate records.
Titus County Delayed Birth Records.
Titus County Deeds.
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of Jesse P. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Blanch Hunter, Idabell, Oklahoma (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of
George Jenkins).
Varbeth Wright (daughter of Ervin L. Jenkins, grandchild of George Jenkins).
Titus and Morris County tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
The "Emily Rodgers" George Jenkins married was apparently Emily (perhaps
middle name Deborah) Settles. Don't know why her name was given as "Rodgers"
on marriage record. She was always known as "Debbie Settles". Her
father was a Josiah Settles. Josiah second marriage was to a widow, Mr. Lydia
Rodgers, who became Debbie's mother. Deed records in Titus County lists Emily
as E.D. Jenkins, wife of Geo. Jenkins.
George Jenkins was listed several ways in his lifetime. First "George"
(in his mother's lifetime), then later "G.W." and "G.L.".
Parents: James Jenkins and
Laura Flippin.He was married to Emily D. SETTLES
on 22 Nov 1877 in Morris County, Texas. Children were:
Jesse Robert Jenkins, Lydia A. Jenkins,
Ervin Lafayette Jenkins, Georgia L. Jenkins
.
Georgia
L. Jenkins was born in Feb 1891. She died between 1913 and 1985. Parents:
George S. Jenkins and
Emily D. SETTLES.She was married to Elick Wilhite
on 16 Dec 1907 in Titus County, Oklahoma.
Homer
Jenkins was born between 1876 and 1896. He died between 1921 and 1982.
He was married to Gladys Myrtle HAMMOND between
1921 and 1955.
Homer
JENKINS
J(Jay)
Clanton , Jr. Jenkins was born on 10 Feb 1955 in Clarksville, Tennessee.
He died on 31 Oct 1963 in Linden, Alabama. Parents:
JClanton Jenkins and Betty Ann White.
J.B.
Jenkins was born on 13 Apr 1918 in Atoka county, Oklahoma. He died on 8
Apr 1979 in Lawton, Oklahoma. Parents: William Riley
Jenkins and Mary Pearl Seals.He was married
to Pauline Owens Private.
James
Jenkins was born about 1818 in Tennessee or Kentucky. He died about 1866
in Titus County, Texas.
Information obtained from:
Census records
Eula Walters (Jenkins), Caddo, Oklahoma
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins), Caney, Oklahoma
Henry County, Tn tax lists
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Marion County, Ak tax lists
Searcy County, Ak, tax lists
Morris County, Tx Marriage records
Titus County deed records
1870 census, Titus County, Texas
1880 census, Clay County, Texas
1890 census, Indian Territory (Cherokee Nation)
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of George Jenkins)
Titus County, Tx birth records
Titus County, Tx marriage records
Mrs. H. Mays, (Flippin descendant), Jackson, Tn.
1880 census, Morris County, Tx
1880 census, Fannin County, Tx
Compiled by:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
According to family tradition, James Jenkins died not long after the Civil War.
He is believed to have died in Titus County, Texas.
James Jenkins resided in Marion County, Ak.; Titus County, Tx; after that places
of residence are unknown. He is said to have been "all shot up" in
the Civil War (no record found, as yet).
James died in Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
Census records
Eula Walters (Jenkins), Caddo, Oklahoma
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins), Caney, Oklahoma
Henry County, Tn tax lists
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Marion County, Ak tax lists
Searcy County, Ak, tax lists
Morris County, Tx Marriage records
Titus County deed records
1870 census, Titus County, Texas
1880 census, Clay County, Texas
1890 census, Indian Territory (Cherokee Nation)
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of George Jenkins)
Titus County, Tx birth records
Titus County, Tx marriage records
Mrs. H. Mays, (Flippin descendant), Jackson, Tn.
1880 census, Morris County, Tx
1880 census, Fannin County, Tx
Compiled by:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
According to family tradition, James Jenkins died not long after the Civil War.
He is believed to have died in Titus County, Texas.
James Jenkins resided in Marion County, Ak.; Titus County, Tx; after that places
of residence are unknown. He is said to have been "all shot up" in
the Civil War (no record found, as yet).
James died in Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
Census records
Eula Walters (Jenkins), Caddo, Oklahoma
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins), Caney, Oklahoma
Henry County, Tn tax lists
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Marion County, Ak tax lists
Searcy County, Ak, tax lists
Morris County, Tx Marriage records
Titus County deed records
1870 census, Titus County, Texas
1880 census, Clay County, Texas
1890 census, Indian Territory (Cherokee Nation)
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of George Jenkins)
Titus County, Tx birth records
Titus County, Tx marriage records
Mrs. H. Mays, (Flippin descendant), Jackson, Tn.
1880 census, Morris County, Tx
1880 census, Fannin County, Tx
Compiled by:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
According to family tradition, James Jenkins died not long after the Civil War.
He is believed to have died in Titus County, Texas.
James Jenkins resided in Marion County, Ak.; Titus County, Tx; after that places
of residence are unknown. He is said to have been "all shot up" in
the Civil War (no record found, as yet).
James died in Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
Census records
Eula Walters (Jenkins), Caddo, Oklahoma
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins), Caney, Oklahoma
Henry County, Tn tax lists
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Marion County, Ak tax lists
Searcy County, Ak, tax lists
Morris County, Tx Marriage records
Titus County deed records
1870 census, Titus County, Texas
1880 census, Clay County, Texas
1890 census, Indian Territory (Cherokee Nation)
Clyde Jenkins, Titus County (son of George Jenkins)
Titus County, Tx birth records
Titus County, Tx marriage records
Mrs. H. Mays, (Flippin descendant), Jackson, Tn.
1880 census, Morris County, Tx
1880 census, Fannin County, Tx
Compiled by:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
According to family tradition, James Jenkins died not long after the Civil War.
He is believed to have died in Titus County, Texas.
James Jenkins resided in Marion County, Ak.; Titus County, Tx; after that places
of residence are unknown. He is said to have been "all shot up" in
the Civil War (no record found, as yet).
James died in Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma. Parents:
Job Jenkins.He was married to Laura Flippin
in 1847 in Probably Marion County, Ak.. Children were:
William Thomas Jenkins, George S. Jenkins,
Mary Jane Jenkins, Rhoda
A. Jenkins, James J. Jenkins,
John L. Jenkins, Robert Lee Jenkins.
James
Jenkins was born in 1791 in Virgina. He died in 1832 in Morgan County, Illinois
(?). Parents: Job Jenkins and
Elizabeth Neal\Neale.
James
Harness Jenkins was born in 1776 in Fredrick County, Virgina ?. He died
between 1777 and 1866 in Probably died very young.
Probably died very young.
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Probably died very young.
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Probably died very young.
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Probably died very young. Parents: Job Jenkins
and Elizabeth Neal\Neale.
James
J. Jenkins was born on 2 Mar 1862 in Marion County (?), Arkansas. He died
on 1 Apr 1942 in Caddo, Bryan county, Oklahoma.
Information obtained from:
James Melvin Jenkins
Eula Lee Walters
Emmie Ingram
Maud Wood
Titus and Fannin County census records and tax lists
Death records
P.E. Jenkins probate
Bobbi Helzen (G.G. Dau.)
Mary Pearl Jenkins
Edna L. Skipworth
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
It is not known for a fact whether James was born in Mississippi, Arkansas or
Tennessee. It is said that his mother gave him a drink of water from a frying
pan when they crossed the Mississippi River on their way to Texas (he was a very
small boy).
James J. Jenkin's father fought in the Civil War from Texas as far as is known.
He returned to Titus County, Texas after the War and died before too much longer.
Aunt Eula said that James told how when he was a little boy the old blue coats
(yankee soldiers) would come and beat his father. Young James would bring his
mother sticks of stove wood to drive the soldiers off with.
He was orphaned at seven or eight years old and was raised by Rhoda Kimblen.
James had older brothers and sisters. He was near the youngest. One brother,
Robert Lee Jenkins, was born October 12, 1866. Robert Lee lived with James and
Permilia until he married at age 45.
James and Permilia were married under a tree in the yard of a home on the Ellis
Ranch in Titus County, Texas.
They moved to Oklahoma in December, 1900.
He is buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
James Melvin Jenkins
Eula Lee Walters
Emmie Ingram
Maud Wood
Titus and Fannin County census records and tax lists
Death records
P.E. Jenkins probate
Bobbi Helzen (G.G. Dau.)
Mary Pearl Jenkins
Edna L. Skipworth
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
It is not known for a fact whether James was born in Mississippi, Arkansas or
Tennessee. It is said that his mother gave him a drink of water from a frying
pan when they crossed the Mississippi River on their way to Texas (he was a very
small boy).
James J. Jenkin's father fought in the Civil War from Texas as far as is known.
He returned to Titus County, Texas after the War and died before too much longer.
Aunt Eula said that James told how when he was a little boy the old blue coats
(yankee soldiers) would come and beat his father. Young James would bring his
mother sticks of stove wood to drive the soldiers off with.
He was orphaned at seven or eight years old and was raised by Rhoda Kimblen.
James had older brothers and sisters. He was near the youngest. One brother,
Robert Lee Jenkins, was born October 12, 1866. Robert Lee lived with James and
Permilia until he married at age 45.
James and Permilia were married under a tree in the yard of a home on the Ellis
Ranch in Titus County, Texas.
They moved to Oklahoma in December, 1900.
He is buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
James Melvin Jenkins
Eula Lee Walters
Emmie Ingram
Maud Wood
Titus and Fannin County census records and tax lists
Death records
P.E. Jenkins probate
Bobbi Helzen (G.G. Dau.)
Mary Pearl Jenkins
Edna L. Skipworth
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
It is not known for a fact whether James was born in Mississippi, Arkansas or
Tennessee. It is said that his mother gave him a drink of water from a frying
pan when they crossed the Mississippi River on their way to Texas (he was a very
small boy).
James J. Jenkin's father fought in the Civil War from Texas as far as is known.
He returned to Titus County, Texas after the War and died before too much longer.
Aunt Eula said that James told how when he was a little boy the old blue coats
(yankee soldiers) would come and beat his father. Young James would bring his
mother sticks of stove wood to drive the soldiers off with.
He was orphaned at seven or eight years old and was raised by Rhoda Kimblen.
James had older brothers and sisters. He was near the youngest. One brother,
Robert Lee Jenkins, was born October 12, 1866. Robert Lee lived with James and
Permilia until he married at age 45.
James and Permilia were married under a tree in the yard of a home on the Ellis
Ranch in Titus County, Texas.
They moved to Oklahoma in December, 1900.
He is buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
James Melvin Jenkins
Eula Lee Walters
Emmie Ingram
Maud Wood
Titus and Fannin County census records and tax lists
Death records
P.E. Jenkins probate
Bobbi Helzen (G.G. Dau.)
Mary Pearl Jenkins
Edna L. Skipworth
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
It is not known for a fact whether James was born in Mississippi, Arkansas or
Tennessee. It is said that his mother gave him a drink of water from a frying
pan when they crossed the Mississippi River on their way to Texas (he was a very
small boy).
James J. Jenkin's father fought in the Civil War from Texas as far as is known.
He returned to Titus County, Texas after the War and died before too much longer.
Aunt Eula said that James told how when he was a little boy the old blue coats
(yankee soldiers) would come and beat his father. Young James would bring his
mother sticks of stove wood to drive the soldiers off with.
He was orphaned at seven or eight years old and was raised by Rhoda Kimblen.
James had older brothers and sisters. He was near the youngest. One brother,
Robert Lee Jenkins, was born October 12, 1866. Robert Lee lived with James and
Permilia until he married at age 45.
James and Permilia were married under a tree in the yard of a home on the Ellis
Ranch in Titus County, Texas.
They moved to Oklahoma in December, 1900.
He is buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
Parents: James Jenkins and
Laura Flippin.He was married to Permilia Elizabeth
Griffin in 1883 in Titus county, Texas (Cooper's Chapel). Children were:
Maudie Ellen Jenkins,
Rubin Jenkins, Claud Jenkins,
Lu Iola Jenkins, William Riley Jenkins,
Emmie Adeline Jenkins, Eula Lee Jenkins,
James Melvin Jenkins, Robert Paul Jenkins.
James
Melvin Jenkins was born on 24 Sep 1896 in Sash, Fannin county, Texas. He
died on 21 Sep 1966 in Waco, McClennon county, Texas.
Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas.
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Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas.
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Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas.
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Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas. Parents:
James J. Jenkins and
Permilia Elizabeth Griffin.He was married to
Lorene Griffis on 19 Jun 1923 in Currie, Navarro county, Texas. Children
were: Doris Faye Jenkins,
James Melvin , Jr. Jenkins, Frances Mozelle Jenkins
, Douglas Ray Jenkins.
James
Melvin , Jr. Jenkins Parents: James Melvin Jenkins
and Lorene Griffis.He was married to
Constance Ruth Leonard Private. Children were:
John Payton Jenkins, Lorene Bernadine Jenkins
, James Parker Jenkins.
James
Parker Jenkins was born on 22 May 1868 in Dyes A.F.B., Taylor County, Texas.
He died between 1951 and 1970. Parents: James Melvin
, Jr. Jenkins and Constance Ruth Leonard.
Jane
Jenkins was born in 1780 in Fredrick County, Virginia (?). She died about
1794. Parents: Job Jenkins and
Elizabeth Neal\Neale.
JClanton
JenkinsHe was married to Betty Ann White
Private. Children were: Johnathan Williams (Jon)
Jenkins, J(Jay) Clanton , Jr. Jenkins.
Jesse
Robert Jenkins was born on 23 Sep 1879 in Morris County, Texas. He died
in 1952 in Brownfield, Terry County, Texas. Parents:
George S. Jenkins and Emily D. SETTLES.
He was married to Allie , Mrs. Jenkins on 29 Nov
1900 in Titus County, Texas.
Jewel
Jenkins Parents: William Riley Jenkins and
Mary Pearl Seals.
Job
Jenkins was born about 1783 in Fredrick County, Virginia (?). He died after
1850 in Searcy County, Arkansas (on 1850 tax list).
Information obtained from:
Hickman County, Tennessee census records.
Hickman County, Tennessee court docket.
Hickman County, Tennessee 1836 tax list.
Searcy County, Arkansas tax lists.
Marion County, Arkansas tax lists.
Land grant application-Mexican War, Steven Jenkins.
Mexian War record of Steven Jenkins and application for land warrant by father,
an "heir at law".
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas.
Notes by Frances Walters:
Job Jenkins may have had several daughters.
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Information obtained from:
Hickman County, Tennessee census records.
Hickman County, Tennessee court docket.
Hickman County, Tennessee 1836 tax list.
Searcy County, Arkansas tax lists.
Marion County, Arkansas tax lists.
Land grant application-Mexican War, Steven Jenkins.
Mexian War record of Steven Jenkins and application for land warrant by
father, an "heir at law".
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas.
Notes by Frances Walters:
Job Jenkins may have had several daughters.
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Information obtained from:
Hickman County, Tennessee census records.
Hickman County, Tennessee court docket.
Hickman County, Tennessee 1836 tax list.
Searcy County, Arkansas tax lists.
Marion County, Arkansas tax lists.
Land grant application-Mexican War, Steven Jenkins.
Mexian War record of Steven Jenkins and application for land warrant by father,
an "heir at law".
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas.
Notes by Frances Walters:
Job Jenkins may have had several daughters.
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Information obtained from:
Hickman County, Tennessee census records.
Hickman County, Tennessee court docket.
Hickman County, Tennessee 1836 tax list.
Searcy County, Arkansas tax lists.
Marion County, Arkansas tax lists.
Land grant application-Mexican War, Steven Jenkins.
Mexian War record of Steven Jenkins and application for land warrant by father,
an "heir at law".
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas.
Notes by Frances Walters:
Job Jenkins may have had several daughters.
Parents: Job Jenkins and
Elizabeth Neal\Neale.He was married about 1810. Children were:
A.J. (?) Jenkins, \\ Jenkins,
Job , Jr. JENKINS, John JENKINS,
James Jenkins, Benjamin Jenkins,
Steven Jenkins, Wesley (Westley?) Jenkins.
Job
Jenkins was born on 6 Jan 1751/52. He died on 6 Jan 1832 in Morgan County,
Illinois.
Information obtained from:
Revolutionary War pension records-W26806, Virginia. Enlisted Fredrick County,
Virginia, pensioned 1818 Davidson County, Tennessee.
Barren County, Kentucky tax list (1800).
Montgomery County, Virginia deeds (sold land there in 1799).
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074.
Notes made by Frances M. Walters:
"Annals of Southwest Virginia" - Summers.
March 8, 1794, Job Jenkins and wife, Elizabeth, grantors in deed in Montgomery
county on "New River".
August 28, 1789, Job Jenkins on tax list, one male over 16 in house, one horse.
Montgomery County, Virginia.
1791/2-name appears on list "M" of Montgomery County-Back, Neck and
Peak Cr (Robinsons tract FK).
June 21, 1785-Virginia land warrants-Job Jenkins #3953 (for Revolutionary service).
Job Jenkins resided some years in Davidson County, Tennessee. Filed Revolutionary
War pension application there. By 1820 was in St. Claire County, Illinois.
Then moved to Morgan County, Illinois.
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Information obtained from:
Revolutionary War pension records-W26806, Virginia. Enlisted Fredrick County,
Virginia, pensioned 1818 Davidson County, Tennessee.
Barren County, Kentucky tax list (1800).
Montgomery County, Virginia deeds (sold land there in 1799).
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074.
Notes made by Frances M. Walters:
"Annals of Southwest Virginia" - Summers.
March 8, 1794, Job Jenkins and wife, Elizabeth, grantors in deed in Montgomery
county on "New River".
August 28, 1789, Job Jenkins on tax list, one male over 16 in house, one
horse. Montgomery County, Virginia.
1791/2-name appears on list "M" of Montgomery County-Back, Neck and
Peak Cr (Robinsons tract FK).
June 21, 1785-Virginia land warrants-Job Jenkins #3953 (for Revolutionary
service).
Job Jenkins resided some years in Davidson County, Tennessee. Filed Revolutionary
War pension application there. By 1820 was in St. Claire County, Illinois.
Then moved to Morgan County, Illinois.
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Information obtained from:
Revolutionary War pension records-W26806, Virginia. Enlisted Fredrick County,
Virginia, pensioned 1818 Davidson County, Tennessee.
Barren County, Kentucky tax list (1800).
Montgomery County, Virginia deeds (sold land there in 1799).
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074.
Notes made by Frances M. Walters:
"Annals of Southwest Virginia" - Summers.
March 8, 1794, Job Jenkins and wife, Elizabeth, grantors in deed in Montgomery
county on "New River".
August 28, 1789, Job Jenkins on tax list, one male over 16 in house, one horse.
Montgomery County, Virginia.
1791/2-name appears on list "M" of Montgomery County-Back, Neck and
Peak Cr (Robinsons tract FK).
June 21, 1785-Virginia land warrants-Job Jenkins #3953 (for Revolutionary service).
Job Jenkins resided some years in Davidson County, Tennessee. Filed Revolutionary
War pension application there. By 1820 was in St. Claire County, Illinois.
Then moved to Morgan County, Illinois.
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Information obtained from:
Revolutionary War pension records-W26806, Virginia. Enlisted Fredrick County,
Virginia, pensioned 1818 Davidson County, Tennessee.
Barren County, Kentucky tax list (1800).
Montgomery County, Virginia deeds (sold land there in 1799).
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074.
Notes made by Frances M. Walters:
"Annals of Southwest Virginia" - Summers.
March 8, 1794, Job Jenkins and wife, Elizabeth, grantors in deed in Montgomery
county on "New River".
August 28, 1789, Job Jenkins on tax list, one male over 16 in house, one horse.
Montgomery County, Virginia.
1791/2-name appears on list "M" of Montgomery County-Back, Neck and
Peak Cr (Robinsons tract FK).
June 21, 1785-Virginia land warrants-Job Jenkins #3953 (for Revolutionary service).
Job Jenkins resided some years in Davidson County, Tennessee. Filed Revolutionary
War pension application there. By 1820 was in St. Claire County, Illinois.
Then moved to Morgan County, Illinois.He was married to
Elizabeth Neal\Neale about 1774 in Winchester, Fredrick County, Virgina.
Children were: James Harness Jenkins,
Jane Jenkins, Job Jenkins,
Elizabeth Jenkins, John Neale Jenkins,
James Jenkins, Mary Jenkins,
Martha Jenkins.
Job
, Jr. JENKINS was born in 1815 in Tennessee. He died after 1850.
Last Trace early 1850's-tax lists, Searcy County, Arkansas. His family wasn't
there for 1860 census.
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Last Trace early 1850's-tax lists, Searcy County, Arkansas. His family wasn't
there for 1860 census.
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Last Trace early 1850's-tax lists, Searcy County, Arkansas. His family wasn't
there for 1860 census.
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Last Trace early 1850's-tax lists, Searcy County, Arkansas. His family wasn't
there for 1860 census. Parents: Job Jenkins.
He was married to Sarah (Wife of Job JENKINS, Jr.)
in 1839.
John
JENKINS was born in 1815 in Tennessee. He died before 1860.
Died before 1860, probably Searcy County, Arkansas. His wife was listed as head
of family on 1860 census.
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Died before 1860, probably Searcy County, Arkansas. His wife was listed as head
of family on 1860 census.
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Died before 1860, probably Searcy County, Arkansas. His wife was listed as head
of family on 1860 census.
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Died before 1860, probably Searcy County, Arkansas. His wife was listed as head
of family on 1860 census. Parents: Job Jenkins
.He was married to Mary Ann (Wife of John JENKINS)
between 1846 and 1858.
John
L. Jenkins was born in Mar 1864 in Arkansas. He died after 1900 in Titus
County, Texas.
Information obtained from:
1870 Titus County census.
1880 Morris County, Texas census.
Titus County, Texas birth marriage and death records.
Tombstones-Coopers Chapel cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
Gen. data by R.L. Jurney, 1962/3 (Mt. Pleasant, Texas library).
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Jenkins died between June 1900 and November, when his widow remarried.
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Information obtained from:
1870 Titus County census.
1880 Morris County, Texas census.
Titus County, Texas birth marriage and death records.
Tombstones-Coopers Chapel cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
Gen. data by R.L. Jurney, 1962/3 (Mt. Pleasant, Texas library).
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Jenkins died between June 1900 and November, when his widow remarried.
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Information obtained from:
1870 Titus County census.
1880 Morris County, Texas census.
Titus County, Texas birth marriage and death records.
Tombstones-Coopers Chapel cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
Gen. data by R.L. Jurney, 1962/3 (Mt. Pleasant, Texas library).
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Jenkins died between June 1900 and November, when his widow remarried.
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Information obtained from:
1870 Titus County census.
1880 Morris County, Texas census.
Titus County, Texas birth marriage and death records.
Tombstones-Coopers Chapel cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
Gen. data by R.L. Jurney, 1962/3 (Mt. Pleasant, Texas library).
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Jenkins died between June 1900 and November, when his widow remarried.
Parents: James Jenkins and
Laura Flippin.He was married to Allie Ruth Franklin
in 1893. Children were: Edna Leona Jenkins.
John
Neale Jenkins was born on 24 Jan 1789 in Virginia. He died between 1790
and 1879. Parents: Job Jenkins and
Elizabeth Neal\Neale.
John
Payton Jenkins Parents: James Melvin , Jr. Jenkins
and Constance Ruth Leonard.
Johnathan
Williams (Jon) Jenkins Parents: JClanton Jenkins
and Betty Ann White.
Jos.
Jenkins was born between 1756 and 1792. He died between 1796 and 1870.
He was married to Unknown , Of Phineas Robbins Dau
between 1796 and 1832. Children were: Asa Jenkins
, Phin Jr. Jenkins.
Lorene
Bernadine Jenkins Parents: James Melvin , Jr.
Jenkins and Constance Ruth Leonard.
Lu
Iola Jenkins was born on 2 Jan 1885 in Coopers Chapel, Titus county, Texas.
She died on 9 Jan 1931 in Bryan county, Ok..
Buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Oklahoma.
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Buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Oklahoma.
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Buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Oklahoma.
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Buried in Caddo cemetery, Caddo, Oklahoma. Parents:
James J. Jenkins and Permilia Elizabeth Griffin
.She was married to Gulf Mervin Lemons on 23
May 1900 in Fannin county, Texas. Children were:
James Homer Lemons, Farlie Bertine Lemons,
Lester Logan Lemons,
Laudius Vandel Lemons, Alvin William Alvis Lemons
, Lilbern Lasta Lemons,
Harvey Lee Lemons, Guster\Vester? Lemons.
She was married to Gulf Mervin Lemons on 23 May
1900 in Fannin county, Texas. Children were: Alvin
William Alvis Lemons, Farlie Bertine Lemons
, James Homer Lemons,
Laudius Vandel Lemons, Lester Logan Lemons
, Lilbern Lasta Lemons,
Harvey Lee Lemons, Guster\Vester? Lemons.
Lue
E. Jenkins was born in 1879. She died between 1880 and 1973. Parents:
William Thomas Jenkins and Sarah T. Jenkins
.
Lydia
A. Jenkins was born in Jul 1885 in Morris County, Texas. She died between
1910 and 1979 in Died young, Fannin County, Texas. Parents:
George S. Jenkins and Emily D. SETTLES.
She was married to E.S. White on 20 Dec 1904 in
Titus County, Texas.
Mansel
M. JENKINS was born in Jan 1861 in Arkansas. He died between 1892 and 1951.
Parents: Benjamin Jenkins and
Lou Ann Flippin.He was married to Ruth (Wife
of Mansel M. JENKINS) between 1892 and 1926.
Margaret
(Peggy) Winbush JENKINS [arrington.ged]
+Children were: Anna Elida SEALE.
Martha
Jenkins was born in 1795 in Barren County (?), Kentucky (?). She died in
1829 in Illinois. Parents: Job Jenkins and
Elizabeth Neal\Neale.
Mary
Jenkins was born on 24 Dec 1793 in Montgomery County, Virginia. She died
between 1836 and 1888. Parents: Job Jenkins and
Elizabeth Neal\Neale.She was married to
John Roach on 6 Feb 1822. Children were: Joshua
Harnes Roach, Isaac Clarke ROACH,
Jacob Bunkley Roach, Nancy Jane Roach,
William Jenkins Roach, James Nowlen Roach.
Mary
Jane Jenkins was born about 1856 in Tx?. She died between 1888 and 1950
in May have lived Clay County, Tx - 1880.. Parents:
James Jenkins and Laura Flippin.She was
married to Charles H. Settles in 1874 in Titus
County, Texas ?. Children were: Lee Settles,
Randolph Settles, Lue A. Settles,
Eugene Settles, Martha Settles.
Maudie
Ellen Jenkins Parents: James J. Jenkins and
Permilia Elizabeth Griffin.She was married to
Oscar Lowery Wood Private. Children were:
John Allen Wood, Melba Inez Wood,
James Otis Wood, Louis Dean Wood,
Charles Wayne Wood.
Melvin
Lee Jenkins Parents: Robert Lee Jenkins and
Annie Lee (Burnet?) , Mrs. Johnson.
Nancy
Jenkins was born between 1845 and 1869 in Arkansas. She died between 1851
and 1954. Parents: Benjamin Jenkins and
Lou Ann Flippin.
Pamela
JenkinsChildren were: John Andrew II Oravec
.
Phin
Jr. Jenkins was born between 1788 and 1826. He died between 1797 and 1903.
Parents: Jos. Jenkins and
Unknown , Of Phineas Robbins Dau.
R.D.
Jenkins Parents: William Riley Jenkins and
Mary Pearl Seals.He was married to
Helen Rich Private.
Rhoda
A. Jenkins was born in 1857 in Tx?. She died between 1858 and 1951. Parents:
James Jenkins and Laura
Flippin.
Richard
Adam Jenkins Parents: Richard Allen Jenkins
and Deborah Jean Insley.
Richard
Allen JenkinsChildren were: Richard Adam Jenkins
.
Robert
Lee Jenkins was born on 12 Oct 1866. He died on 12 Mar 1942 in Titus County,
Texas.
Robert Lee Jenkins is buried in Masonic cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
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Robert Lee Jenkins is buried in Masonic cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
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Robert Lee Jenkins is buried in Masonic cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
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Robert Lee Jenkins is buried in Masonic cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, Texas. Parents:
James Jenkins and Laura
Flippin.He was married to Annie Lee (Burnet?)
, Mrs. Johnson on 19 Oct 1902 in Titus County, Texas. Children were:
Melvin Lee Jenkins.
Robert
Paul Jenkins was born on 24 Nov 1904 in Atoka county, Oklahoma. He died
on 24 Feb 1968 in Santa Barbara, California.
Died from a fall from an offshore oil rig, Santa Barbara, California.
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Died from a fall from an offshore oil rig, Santa Barbara, California.
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Died from a fall from an offshore oil rig, Santa Barbara, California.
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Died from a fall from an offshore oil rig, Santa Barbara, California. Parents:
James J. Jenkins and
Permilia Elizabeth Griffin.
Ronald
Jenkins Parents: ? Jenkins and
Cathy Marie Vallercamp.
Rubin
Jenkins was born between 1884 and 1910 in Fannin county, Texas. He died
between 1890 and 1991 in Fannin county, Texas. Parents:
James J. Jenkins and Permilia Elizabeth Griffin
.
Samuel
Jenkins was born between 1547 and 1585. He died between 1589 and 1667.
He was married between 1571 and 1624. Children were:
Sarah Jenkins.
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