John JENKINS & Lydia GARDINER

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Husband: John JENKINS

   Born: 05 APR 1697               in Sandwich, Massachusetts
Married: 1722
   Died: MAR 1741/42               in East Greenwich, Kent County, RI
 Father: Zachariah JENKINS
 Mother: Abiah ALLEN
Spouses:

   Wife: Lydia GARDINER

   Born: 10 OCT 1702
   Died: 1746
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Children

01  (F): Lydia JENKINS
   Born: 03 APR 1726               in East Greenwich, Kent County, RI
   Died: 25 JUL 1812
Spouses: Henry SPENCER

02  (F): Amy JENKINS
   Born: 03 FEB 1722/23
   Died: UNKNOWN
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03  (M): Benjamin JENKINS
   Born: 10 AUG 1724
   Died: 1745
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04  (M): John JENKINS
   Born: 06 FEB 1727/28
   Died: UNKNOWN
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05  (M): William JENKINS
   Born: 10 APR 1729
   Died: UNKNOWN
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06  (M): Jonathan JENKINS
   Born: 1731                      in East Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island
   Died: UNKNOWN
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07  (M): Palmer JENKINS
   Born: 1733                      in East Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island
   Died: UNKNOWN
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08  (M): Stephen JENKINS
   Born:
   Died: 1778
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09  (F): Anna JENKINS
   Born: 1730                      in East Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island
   Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses: James ANGELL

Additional Information

John JENKINS:

Notes:
John Jenkins was admitted a Freeman of Rhode Island in 1722. He lived in North Kingstown at the time. In 1726 he was admitted a freeman of East Greenwich on May 3. He later served as justice of the peace. He later was appointed deputy to the general court. On March 4, 1740 he was appointed a Commissioner to run the dividing line with North Kingstown.

(03) Benjamin JENKINS:

Notes:
Went to sea in 1745 and was never heard of after. (from p. 158 of "The Narragansett Historical Register")

(07) Palmer JENKINS:

Notes:
Went to sea in the Revolutionary War; not heard of after

(08) Stephen JENKINS:

Notes:
Stephen was killed in the seige of Savannah, GA in 1778

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