Genealogy Report: Jeremy White - 20 generations of ancestors
Jeremy White - 20 generations of ancestors
698.John HinmanHe married 699. Ann Nichols.
699.Ann Nichols
Child of John Hinman and Ann Nichols is:
349 | i. | Eunice Hinman, born Jun 2, 1755; married (1) Eli Barnum Apr 4, 1777; married (2) Jonathan Curtiss. |
704.Richard Mount, Jr., born 1691 in Middleton, NJ; died Jul 1777 in Upper Freehold, NJ.He was the son of 1408. Richard Mount, Sr. and 1409. Rebecca Wall.He married 705. Rachel Cox Bet. 1724 - 1731 in Upp. Freehold, NJ.
705.Rachel Cox, born 1690; died 1777.She was the daughter of 1410. James Cox and 1411. Ann Rebecca Stillwell.
Notes for Richard Mount, Jr.:
Died in July or August, 1777
Stillwell says birth in 1691.I also have 1690 and 'Before 1691'
6, 4396 says 1690
Richard Mount, Jr. married three times to:
Born Married in
1 - Rebecca ?1692 ? 1715-1718
2 - Rachel Cox 1690 1724-1731
3 - Elizabeth Seabrook 1711 Aft. 1746
Jack Mount's Web Page has Rebecca's last name as MOUNT -- which, if accurate, would explain why noone knows her last name.
It is believe that he and Elizabeth Seabrook had no children together (although they both did separately).It is not completely clear how the children divide up between Rebecca and Rachel.
Has a daughter Massay Mount who married William Vaughan.Not sure where she fits in, or if she is Mercy/Mary.I have a birthday for her from 6,4396 of 'Abt. 1716', which, if accurate, would make her Rebecca's daughter, but she is listed as Rachel Cox's daughter
Notes for Rachel Cox: Also have a birthdate of her of 'About 1692' |
Children of Richard Mount and Rachel Cox are:
352 | i. | Ezekiel Mount, born 1731; died Jan 28, 1773 in Upper Freehold, NJ; married Rebecca. | ||
ii. | Mercy 'Mary' Mount | |||
iii. | Patience Mount | |||
iv. | Rachel Mount | |||
v. | Rebecca Mount |
Notes for Rebecca Mount: Yes, there are appear to be two Rebecca Mounts.One was the eldest daughter, daughte of Rebecca, the other the youngest daughter, probably the daughter of Rachel Cox. |
721.Eleanor Conover Covenhoven, born 1738; died Jul 19, 1802 in Freehold (?), NJ.
Notes for Kenneth Hankinson:
From http://www.wizard.net/~aldonna/kh.htm:
b. 24 Jan 1731, Freehold, NJ; d. Oct 1807, Freehold(?), NJ; bur. Old Tennant
Church Cem.; in Rev. War battle of Shrewsbury; farmer; blacksmith; distiller; an apple was said to be named after him; m. abt 1757
Capt. Kenneth Hankinson was born January 24, 1731,[1] in Freehold, N.J. He married, about 1757, Eleanor
Covenhoven, or Conover. According to the New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, "a rather long and
none too successful attempt has been made on the part of many researchers" to identify Eleanor's parents as
William Covenhoven and Margaret Schenk.[2] Other sources say that Eleanor may have been the daughter of
Ensign Elias Conover. (The names Conover and Covenhoven were interchangeable.[3])
Eleanor Covenhoven Hankinson "was large and fleshy. In fact, so remarkably fleshy was she that it necessitated the enlargement of a pew door in Old Tennent Church to admit her person."[4]
Capt. Kenneth Hankinson was in the Revolutionary War. He was in Col. Forman's Battalion in Heard's Brigade, in 1776, and in 1777 was Captain in the First Brigade of Monmouth. On February 13, 1777, he was in the battle of Shrewsbury.
Records show that Capt. Kenneth was engaged in many businesses: farming, lumbering, blacksmithing and distilling. A small yellow cider apple was named for him.[5]
He died in October 1807. Eleanor Hankinson had died July 19, 1802.[6] They are buried in the cemetery of the Old Tennent Church, in Monmouth County, New Jersey. (A visit to the graveyard in 1992 revealed that both gravestones are intact, although Kenneth's is unreadable.)
Children:
1. Helena, b. Apr. 10, 1758; d. Oct. 21, 1817; m. (1st) Gilbert Longstreet; m. (2nd) Capt. James Anderson
2. William, b. Jan. 16, 1759; m. Mrs. Sarah -----
3. Hannah, b. Nov. 22, 1760; d. June 12, 1824; m. Rev. Peter Fish
4. James, b. Jan. 21, 1763; d. Nov. 15, 1813; m. Sarah Dunham
5. Thomas K., b. Nov. 17, 1765; d. July 12, 1857; m. Deborah Baird
6. John, b. Feb. 7, 1767; d. young
7. Elizabeth, b. June 8, 1768; m. William Van Brunt
8. Isaac, b. Oct. 5, 1770
9. Kenneth, b. Jan. 24, 1772; d. Mar. 31, 1827; m. Catherine Bowne
10. Lydia, b. May 11, 1774; m. William (or John) Lloyd
11. Joseph, b. Sept. 8, 1776; m. Hannah Rhea
12. Peter, b. May 16, 1779; m. Lydia Chamberlain
13. John, b. June 15, 1783
[1]Horner, This Old Monmouth Of Ours., p. 106. Horner states that this date was derived from a Bible record.
[2]Lincoln Cocheu, "The Van Kouwenhoven-Conover Family," New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Vol. 82 (Oct. 1951), p. 211.
[3]Horner, This Old Monmouth Of Ours, p. 106.
[4]Ibid.; based on a manuscript of Kenneth Applegate.
[5]Ibid., p. 103.
[6IIbid., p. 106.
Notes for Eleanor Conover Covenhoven: As well as Conover, her maiden name may also have been 'Covenhoven'The Kovenhoven also used the name Conover. From: http://www.wizard.net/~aldonna/kh.htm He married, about 1757, Eleanor Covenhoven, or Conover. According to the New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, "a rather long and none too successful attempt has been made on the part of many researchers" to identify Eleanor's parents as William Covenhoven and Margaret Schenk.[2] Other sources say that Eleanor may have been the daughter of Ensign Elias Conover. (The names Conover and Covenhoven were interchangeable.[3]) The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey cross references the names Conover and Covenhoven only with each other. |
Children of Kenneth Hankinson and Eleanor Covenhoven are:
360 | i. | Joseph Hankinson, born Sep 8, 1776; died 1824; married Hannah Rhea. | ||
ii. | Hannah Hankinson, born Nov 22, 1760 in Middlesex County, NJ; died Jun 12, 1824 in Newtown(?), NY; married Peter Fish Jun 30, 1785 in Middlesex County, NJ; born Nov 23, 1751 in Newtown, NY; died Nov 12, 1810 in Newtown, NY. |
Notes for Hannah Hankinson: Hankinson/Anderson researcher decendant [email protected] Allan Gilbertson 4 Brinks Ct. Sterling, VA20165 |