Kennett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: KENNET of Isle of Wight & Bristol, ENG 1900s

dianewan — 2009-09-24 03:25:17Z

hi , do wish i could help you... do you by any chance have these names at all? Susan Kennett b 1725 d, 1806 married Walter Jenkins b, 1721 d, 1803 they had a son Walter b, 1767 married Elizabeth Allen b, 1765 d, 1863. they had a Daughter Hannah and approx 9 other children Hannah's mother was born in 1765[Eilabeth Allen] born in Thorbury Bristol u k , Elizabeth had a brother John b 1762 and sister Mary b, 1763 please reply to me on diane.wan@bigpond.com great thanks i hope we have links/or matches... from Di.

Re: Florentine Kennett daughter of Ora Kennet wife of Thomas Howell

jwpfield1 — 2009-08-03 01:00:25Z

I am tracing my husbands mother's line which is Porterfield/ Jones. My husband's Great Great Grandfather is Thomas Howell and Mary Kennett, which is 2nd marriage for Thomas Howell,their daughter Victoria Howell married Jacob Sampson Jones. Now I have Thomas Howell 1st wife was Florentine Kennett. And I have for their children;
Nancy Marcella Howell born,May 5,1848, where Franklin County Va., died Aug.3, 1914, where Botetourt County Va. and she married Virgil StClair. Yes you are right that her mother is Florentine Howell. And another daughter was Rebecca Howell born, ca. 1845, where, Franklin County Va. died, Dec.30,1926 and she married James Reynolds. So that is all I have on them. I was wondering if Thomas Howell's 1st wife Florentine and 2nd wife Mary are related? Mary's parents are James Kennett and Mildred. Is Ora and James related? My email address is jwpfield@verizon.net.

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

dbatts161 — 2009-07-16 10:55:14Z

Hi Kathleen,
Just wondering if you can have another go at sending that list you mention to me.
Email: dbatts(underscore)21@yahoo.com.au It should come through without drama.
Cheers Daphne

Re: Amelia Jane KENNETT: Herefordshire, ENG (siblings: William, Caroline, Elsie, Beatrice)

rosemaryhill66 — 2009-07-12 22:31:08Z

william kennett moved to hay on wye were he married and then emergrated to canada with four of his children which there are 3 of them their ages start at 94 to the youngest being 89 still living along with their extended familys

Kennett DNA Project

debbiecruwyskennett — 2009-06-18 17:19:06Z

I have set up a new Kennett DNA project. The DNA project will give us the opportunity to establish precisely how many different Kennett lines there are worldwide and to discover which lines are related to each other. You can read about the project here:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Kennett

I do hope that you will be able to persuade your male Kennett relatives to participate. Do get in touch if you have any questions.

Debbie Kennett

Kennett in Randolph County and Guilford County NC

newnamj1 — 2009-05-20 00:15:06Z

I have traced my family tree back to J. Franklin Kennett - DOB 1829 in Randleman, Randolph County, North Carolina USA and married to Mary Ann Heath in 1850. I am trying to trace J. Franklin's father and believe his name was William. Thanks.

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

blueflash2 — 2009-05-19 16:31:31Z

hope this works and will be useful to you

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

schulzygirl — 2009-05-19 10:44:20Z

Re Request for list, my email is schulzygirl@hotmail.com, Thanks

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

schulzygirl — 2009-05-19 10:42:56Z

I would dearly love to have a copy of the list if at all possible, Thanks heaps,

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

GillianKennett05 — 2009-05-18 19:25:07Z

No ,sorry I don't think I've got any Kennetts from Wiltshire

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

dbatts161 — 2009-05-17 00:55:00Z

Hi Kathleen,

You may have missed the underscore between the 's' & '21'. Its come up on my message board with a complete line underneath the whole email so hard to recognise. Try that if not let me know again. Thanks.
dbatts_21@yahoo.com.au

Cheers Daphne

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

blueflash2 — 2009-05-16 11:22:01Z

Hi Daphne tried to send message, got message back no e-mail this address, have you another one.
Regards Kathleen

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

dbatts161 — 2009-05-16 10:40:26Z

Thank you

dbatts_21@yahoo.com.au

Cheers Daphne

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

blueflash2 — 2009-05-16 10:11:11Z

Send me your e-mail address and will send baptism, marriages & deaths to you.

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

dbatts161 — 2009-05-16 08:59:43Z

Just wondering if you have a John c: 1839, William possibly c: 1815+ on your list.

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

blueflash2 — 2009-05-14 10:38:25Z

I have a list taken from church records of all Kennett/Kinnett christening marriages & deaths if you would like a copy I will e-mail to you

Re: KENNETT, HANDY & HONN Families: 1800s VA > IA, USA

DonKennett29 — 2009-04-27 01:51:07Z

I'm descended from John & Catharan Payne Kennett who mvd to Va from Maryland in 1783. One of their descs. was Caleb who mvd to Ind and ended in Iowa. Have some info on most branches which I would gladly share. Pls. contact me at "dakenn@shaw.ca" regarding your research, interest, needs, etc. Don Kennett

william kennett b ohio 1829

baref — 2009-04-11 17:46:00Z

I am trying to find living decendants of William Kennett born in ohio about 1829 and living in Hamilton, Adams Township, Indiana in 1850. I would like to get a DNA sample to compare to my own. I will pay the costs. I am doing a DNA study and the earliest I can track one of my relatives to is living with this individual in 1860. He has two sons, John born in 1850 in Ohio and Gerome born in 1857 in Indiana.

Dan McMindes

THOMAS G. SMITH FAMILY

2006-07-21 14:47:38Z

I am seeking information on descendants of Thomas G. Smith who married Mildred Aurelia Merritt Kimbrough 27 Feb 1844 in Hopkins County, KY. The 1860 Randolph County Arkansas census shows the family living there. Children of the marriage were: James G. Smith, Martha Smith, Corina Smith, Cordia Smith, Mary Smith and Thomas Smith.
The 1870 Hopkins County KY census shows James G. and his wife, Harriet Gertrude Allen Smith, along with three of James' brothers and sisters. Children of James Smith and Harriet Allen are: Lillian Gertrude Smith, Nellie Smith, Roy A. Smith, Lindsey Melburn Smith, Maudie Smith, Sara S. Smith, James Everet Smith, Arthur Leslie Smith, Paul Owen Smith, Clare Smith, Guy Smith and Virgil Pratt Smith.
I would love to share information with anyone researching these Smiths. My connection is through Thomas G. Smith's wife, Mildred Aurelia Merritt.

William Lush KENNETT Biography, b. 1827 KY to OH to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-04-01 20:21:21Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 765 - 767.

City of La Crosse

WILLIAM LUSH KENNETT, M. D., S. P., R. S., 32 degree, office and residence No. 90 south side of State street, between Seventh and Eighth streets; was born at Newport, Campbell Co., Ky., Dec. 19, 1827. His paternal grandparents belong to the old Maryland stock. His maternal grandparents belong to the old Virginia stock of Daniels and Mayfields of North Carolina. His grandfather Kennett, was a fur trader with the Indians, of what was then known as the Northwestern Territory, or that portion of it now known as the State of Ohio. His father, Dr. Press Grave Kennett, was a native of Chillicothe, Ohio. His mother, Mary M. Daniels, was a native of Eatonton, N. C. She removed with her parents to what was then known as Campbell Co., Ky., now known as Boone Co., Ky. Dr. P. G. Kennett removed with his parents to Falmouth, Ky., and was a clerk in his father's dry goods and general supplies store, where he formed the acquaintance of Mary M. Daniels, to whom he was married at Falmouth, Ky., 1819. William L., the subject of this sketch, was the third child in a family of eight children, and the third son. He removed, during the first year of his life, with his parents to Portsmouth, Ohio, and thence to Louisville, Ky. His first remembrance of time, place or scenes, was here; he remembers carrying a newspaper published by his father, but does not remember the name of the paper; he also remembers to have witnessed the commencement of the Louisville Canal, around the falls of the Ohio River at Louisville. Here it was he was taught to read, but does not know who his teacher was. Here his father lost all of his property, twenty-seven houses and lots and his printing office, by signing paper for a friend in the mercantile business. His father studied medicine at the Transylvania University of Lexington, Ky., and after losing his property, attempted to remove with his family to St. Louis, Mo., on the steamer, Lake Superior. We mention the boat because of her peculiarity of build. She had three propelling wheels, one on either side and one at her stern. She was not destined to reach her destination that season. The river became so full of ice, that she laid up at the mouth of the Tennessee River, at the then thriving village of Paducah, Ky. Being unable to proceed further, his father determined to commence practice here. He formed a co-partnership with one Joseph Merrill, in the practice of medicine and the drug and dry goods and general assortment of goods. It was a part of their plan to fit out trading boats, in the spring, with what remained of the fall and winter stock, put them in charge of a clerk and start them on their way down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. This was in the latter part of the summer or autumn of 1837. They failed to get any returns from one of their boats (they had started five). His father went in search of the boat, and while he was absent, his copartner, Merrill, sent his wife to her parents, loaded the entire stock of goods then on hand, on a large keel-boat, and started for New Orleans, then to Texas. As the telegraph was then unknown for the transmission of news, his mother had to wait the slow process of the mails, by the then slow steamers, to communicate to her husband the departure of Merrill, with another woman, not his wife, and the entire remaining stock of goods; destination not certainly known, but supposed to be Texas, via. New Orleans. His father was on his return to Paducah, after having partially accomplished his object, when the news of Merrell's procedure reached him; he immediately started in pursuit of Merrill, by returning to New Orleans by steamer, expecting to head Merrill off there; but Merrill took some other route, and after weary weeks of waiting, his father, being sick, started on his return home, a few days after notifying his wife of his intention; but he was destined never to reach Paducah again, as he was taken sick on his return trip, and put ashore in an unconcious state at Helena, Ark. After two months had passed, his mother received intelligence of her husband's illness, and convalescence, and that he had news of Merrill in Texas, and would start on horseback, as soon as he was able to ride, in pursuit of Merrill. His mother, thinking she might possibly reach Helena before her husband started again in pursuit of his rascally co-partner, started on the first steamboat bound down the river with the family for Helena, where she and her family arrived, after two weeks had passed, to learn that her husband had started for Texas. She remained at Helena thirteen months, without receiving any direct news from her husband. William, the only boy at home (his two older brothers having been sent to Florence to school), went to learn the bakery business, and was at the wharf-boat with bread for the steamboat, when he discovered his father, who was then on his way to Paducah, not knowing that his family were then in Helena. His father left the boat, and was re-united to his family, at the hotel where thirteen months before he had left his trunks and effects to be shipped to Paducah. Having failed to secure any of his property from Merrill, who had disposed of it all on the route and in Texas, his father, with aid received from his elder brother at St. Louis, Mo., the Hon. Luther M. Kennett, decided to establish himself at Helena, Ark. He again started in the drug business and the practice of medicine. William was taken out of the bakery shop and placed under the care of a private tutor, under whose instruction he continued for fifteen months, when he was sent to a select school, where he remained until his father's death in 1840. The two older brothers were now called home. William, with his oldest brother, Peter David, purchased a farm and commenced raising cotton. Neither of them being familiar with farm work, depended on hired help, and such instructions and assistance as their neighbor planters were willing to accord to them. William continued his studies at such moments as he could spare from the farm work. Being a sickly and feeble boy, farm work was unsuited to him, and his mother decided to remove to Ohio with those left living of the family, three sisters having died at Helena before his father. His mother, the oldest and youngest brother, and the only living sister (next oldest brother deciding at the last moment to remain), removed to Hamilton Co., Ohio, and located on a farm, the property of her brother-in-law, within the distance of eight miles of the city of Cincinnati. William worked on his uncle's farm during the summers of 1842-43, studying all of his leisure hours, and in winter attending a select school. He received for two years' farm work, from this uncle by marriage, one pair of boots and 50 cents in money, on the 4th of July, 1843. He now determined to manage for himself. He left his mother's home, before his 16th birthday, and was fortunate in securing a lucrative situation as a supercargo, to New Orleans, performing the service to the entire satisfaction of his employer. During this winter, he attended school at a private academy, at Florence, Boone Co., Ky., the following summer, going to Cincinnati and engaging with Hugh J. Brodie, a druggist, and continuing with him until the latter part of the summer of 1846, when he enlisted as a volunteer to fight the Mexicans (enlisted at Newtown, Hamilton Co., Ohio), and was elected Second Lieutenant of the company at Montgomery, Hamilton Co., and marched to Camp Washington. After drilling one month, at the earnest solicitation of Capt. Turpin, his mother and the Captain's mother, he resigned with his Captain, and returned to the drug store. During the autumn of this year, Brodie bought out a dispensing store and gave William full half interest to take charge and conduct the business. After six months' trial, he abandoned the store and commenced the study of medicine with Samuel Garwood Menzie, a former colleague and friend of his father's. To sustain himself, and acquire the necessary means to enable him to attend medical lectures, he taught school in Boone Co., Ky., and in Clermont Co., Ohio. He continued to teach and study until 1853, when he matriculated as a medical student in Miami Medical College, of Cincinnati, Ohio. He attended medical lectures in this college until the spring of 1855, and during this spring he formed a copartnership in the practice of medicine, with Dr. Elgin, at New Burlington, Clinton Co., Ohio. Becoming dissatisfied with the practice in the country and village, he returned to Cincinnati in July of the same year. On his return, he received a proposition from his former preceptor, which he accepted and again entered Prof. Menzie's office, this time as an assistant. When not engaged in the practice of his profession, he attended lectures at the college and clinics at the hospitals, until June, 1856. Owing to the ill health of his wife, he left Cincinnati; accompanied by her, he landed at La Crosse on the 26th of the same month, where he devoted the most of his time to his wife, hunting, fishing and seeing patients for other physicians, and prescribing occasionally for the sick, not under the care of any physician, all of which service was rendered gratuitously. In the autumn of this year, to please his wife, he entered into a contract with Joshua Rogers, Clerk; A. T. Clinton, Treasurer and Elijah Whitelsey, Director of the public schools in the city, as Superintendent of the Public Schools. The system of gradation into primary, intermediate and grammar departments, was first introduced and adopted in the City Public Schools, under his superintendency. Having filled his contract with the School Board to their entire satisfaction, he resumed the active practice of his profession in the spring of 1857, in which he has continued up to the present time. In 1861, he was appointed Examining Surgeon with Drs. P. S. McArthur and Dugald D. Cameron, the latter as Surgeon in Chief. In the summer of 1864, he received from the Hon. James T. Lewis, Governor of Wisconsin, the appointment of Surgeon of the 25th, W. V. I., with orders to report at once at Atlanta, Ga. This appointment found him prostrated, with an illness from which he did not recover for six weeks, in consequence of which, he, with many regrets, telegraphed the Governor of his inability to accept the appointment. His mother is still living, now near Newport, Ky.; she is in her 85th year, and in good health. He was married (within three blocks of the house in which he was born), at Newport, Ky., May 8, 1854, to Miss Martha Jane McKee. She was born at Pleasant Ride, Hamilton Co., Ohio, Sept. 22, 1827; raised and educated in Cincinnati, Ohio, and at the time of her marriage was Principal of the Newport High School. They have been blessed with six children, four sons and two daughters. Only two children are living - William Warren and Albert McKee, who are attending college, in Cincinnati, Ohio. William Warren is also studying music at the Cincinnati College of Music. The Doctor is the oldest established resident physician now practicing here, except P. S. McArthur, M. D., who came in April. Both came in the same year, 1856. Dr. Kennett has devoted himself assiduously to his profession, and is one of the most learned and skillful physicians in the State, and, but for his great modesty, would be widely known as one of the leading minds in his profession. He is a man of studious habits, of positive conviction, and indomitable energy; and, for what he believes to be right, will stand against the world. He, with Dr. McArthur, and Dr. Cameron, and other medical gentlemen, organized the La Crosse County Medical Society in 1859. He is also one of the original charter members of the La Crosse Medical College.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Re: Sarah Buccleugh KENNETT: bn 1850 Ash, Kent, ENG

juliakay353 — 2006-11-01 16:50:25Z

Sarah Buccleugh Kennett was my great grandmother, daughter of Charles and Sarah Ann Kennett of Preston Next Wingham, married to William Harvey. Peter Harvey and the Astley family researching the Kennett/Harvey link, please get in touch.

Kennett family of Preston Next Wingham, Kent

juliakay353 — 2006-10-29 16:09:01Z

I am researching the history of my Great Grandparents, Charles and Sarah Ann (nee Larkin) of Preston Next Wingham and their children, Julia,b 1849, Sarah Buccleugh, b. 1851 (married William Harvey of Ash, Kent), Hannah, b 1853, Ellen b1855 (married name Walker), Elizabeth, born 1860 (married name Stringer), her twin Harriet, William b/d1861, George, b. 1861 married Alice Swinyard in 1883), Mary Ann b.1864 (married name Buddle), Emma Lucy Jane, b.1867 (adopted), William Frederick Charles, b. 1870, Francis James, b.1873 (married Lucy Matson 1897)

looking for Kennett - London area

kevinmcmahon688 — 2007-06-27 10:34:35Z

looking for info on Herbert Levi Kennett born 1905, Walter Kennett born 1912, Rose F Kennett born 1914 and Ellen E Kennett born 1916.

Kennett & Spratt

Seabird21 — 2006-12-23 23:04:13Z

I'm looking for information on a Mary Ann Kennett who married William Spratt. They had a daughter, Charlotte, born 1860 in Lydden, Kent.

Elizabeth Fitton

Dph153 — 2007-12-23 21:01:14Z

Looking for information about Elizabeth Fitton (b. abt 1847) from Manchester, England. She married Reuben Bolton in 1868 at Manchester Cathedral. I believe her mother's name was Ann.
I would appreciate learning anything about her or the Fitton Family.

Re: Amelia Jane KENNETT: Herefordshire, ENG (siblings: William, Caroline, Elsie, Beatrice)

dbatts161 — 2009-01-03 04:46:51Z

Hello,
Do you have any details of the sibling William re: wife, children, where he may have went.
Cheers

Re: looking for Kennett - London area

dbatts161 — 2009-02-12 23:29:15Z

Hello,
Saw your query & just wondering if there was a sibling William as well. I am looking for a William Kennett born 1819 & prior.

Cheers Daphne

Stillings family

JonPTribell — 2007-03-31 14:41:15Z

Would you have any information on Edith Stillings (married James Frederick Kenny of Boston, MA). She was from either MA or NH, died around 1957. Her mother I believe to be Anna Stillings; Lee Stillings is a relative (was said to have served in Civil War- maybe great uncle or grandfather)? If you've heard of any of these names, I would be grateful if you could email me jonp@online.ee.

Re: KENNETT: Cape Town, South Africa

shimona_k — 2008-02-05 14:31:37Z

hi dave, as far as i know, from kent in london somewhere. im also from ct so we probably related.....?

Re: Amelia Jane KENNETT: Herefordshire, ENG (siblings: William, Caroline, Elsie, Beatrice)

Jenny1921 — 2009-02-11 22:45:20Z

Michala,
I have just seen your message on Ancestry, I am your Dad's cousin Jenny, Aunty Kit was my Mum. I have lots of information about the Kennett family. Let me know how to contact you and I will send what I have.

Regards

Jenny

Re: KENNETT: VT & NH, USA 1900s

daveweaver168 — 2008-07-13 18:48:00Z

July 13, 2008

Hi Arlene,

I know this link is very old, but I'm hopeful it's still active.

My name is Dave Weaver and Wilma Kennett was my grandmother. My mom was her oldest daughter, Evelyn Maude (Schofield) Weaver.

I've lost touch with many of the relatives from this side of the family, but would love to learn more about my roots, too.

Regards,

Dave Weaver
142 Calavant Hill Road
Charlestown, NH 03603-4162
daveweaver@adelphia.net
603-543-1390

Kennett - Kent, England

dollydiamond — 2006-12-08 15:49:55Z

Hi,

I am looking for the parents/siblings of:

John KENNETT b C1670, Dover, Kent, England.

John mar. Abigail FUNNELL in 1794 in Dover.

Thanks

william kennett b ohio 1829

baref — 2009-04-11 17:44:50Z

I am trying to find living decendants of William Kennett born in ohio about 1829 an living in Hamilton, Adams Township, Indiana in 1850. I would like to get a DNA sample to compart to my own. I will pay the costs. I am doing a DNA study and the earliest I can track one of my relatives to is living with this individual in 1860. He has two sons, John born in 1850 in Ohio and Gerome born in 1857 in Indiana.

Dan McMindes

kennetts/maidstone

GillianKennett05 — 2007-09-25 15:32:45Z

I am looking for kennetts living in Maidstone 1940,s.I believe my fathers 1st wife may have stayed with them during the war.She had a son born 1942 michael and possibly one other son.

ansell/ansil kennett

GillianKennett05 — 2007-09-15 20:12:40Z

Can anyone provide info on ansell.ansil born Elham,Kent 1811 wed Sarah and had children incl Sarah,Stephen and frances.

kennett/carter Berkshire

GillianKennett05 — 2007-09-15 20:01:48Z

Searching for Archibald kennett wed Constance Lizzie Carterboth from Warwickshire,lived Reading Berkshire

Re: Interested in KENNETT of Purton, Wiltshire, ENG (1850-1900)

schulzygirl — 2008-03-27 07:16:01Z

My ggggrandmother was Annie Kennett who married William Lay
in England. They had a daughter Ellen Elizabeth Lay who came to Australia and married My gggradfather William John (McGichen) Brigham. They settled in Castlemaine Victoria,
Australia and went on to have a large family. I don't know where my Annie came from but assume it was england as Ellen Elizabeth (or Elizabeth Ellen) was born in
London about 1840. I know the dates don't quite match, but you never know, you may just be the one I have been looking for, Regards Pam

Re: KENNETT, HANDY & HONN Families: 1800s VA > IA, USA

Roz75 — 2009-03-09 03:01:41Z

Has anyone found any more information about the Kennett family. I'm still looking for Zachary and Elizabeth.

Zachary KENNETTE: bn 1834 VA > 1860 IA, USA

Roz75 — 2006-08-09 14:54:00Z

I'm looking for info on Zachariah (Zachary in the 1860 census) Kennette and wife Elizabeth. They were living with Robert B. True, wife Maria Elizabeth Wheeler and there family in Garden Grove Twp Decatur Co. IA. Robert and Elizabeth (she did not use her first name much) had a daughter Elizabeth born in OH in 1840, so this could be their married daughter and son-in-law. It states Zackery was 26 (b.1834) in VA.

The Iowa census has in the 1860 census Caleb in Franklin Twp.and Zachary in Garden Grove Twp. both Decatur Co. In 1870 Caleb , Fletcher, Margaret and Mary A. in Valley Twp Page Co. IA.

I do not know what happened to Zachary and Elizabeth. Elizabeth is a sister to my husband's Great-grandmother Nancy Jane True Boyer born 1865 in MO. She married Harrison Boyer and lived the rest of her live in Decatur Co. IA. She died in 1941 and is buried in Leon Cem. Decatur Co. IA.

Herbert Kennett

sallymcma — 2006-12-21 16:34:06Z

Looking for info on Herbert Kennett who wed Jane Hayden in 1904 Holborn, London. Where his parents Henry Kennett (born New Romney, Kent) & Miriam Day who wed 1871 Maidstone and had a grocers shop in Chapel Street Market, Islington?

kennett - Holborn/Islington

sallymcma — 2007-03-04 08:50:26Z

looking for
Walter Kennett born 1912 Holborn
Rose F Kennett born 1914 Holborn
Ellen E Kennett born 1916 Islington

Henry Kennett wed Miriam Day - Maidstone, Kent area

sallymcma — 2007-01-12 13:55:10Z

looking for info on the family of above who wed in 1871. Did they have a son Herbert Kennett who wed Jane Hayden? Family 1881 living Chapel St, Clerkenwell, 1891 Islington.

Re: looking for Kennett - London area

sallymcma — 2009-02-13 10:55:37Z

Sorry I have gone back that far on the tree - as my great aunt wed Herbert Kennett in 1904, it is really this later blood line that I am seeking. Happy hunting.

Re: More KENNETT Info

gerardorkennett — 2006-07-28 21:00:52Z

Any information of William D.(Drummond) Kennett born 7 Jul 1833 in Camptbell Co. KY? married to Francis Rilla Carson

Re: Amelia Jane KENNETT: Herefordshire, ENG (siblings: William, Caroline, Elsie, Beatrice)

rosemaryhill66 — 2009-01-05 13:44:14Z

i have no wife or children for william but i have found that his first name could be horace william kennett if thats any help

Re: Amelia Jane KENNETT: Herefordshire, ENG (siblings: William, Caroline, Elsie, Beatrice)

rosemaryhill66 — 2008-12-12 22:07:27Z

michala chesson
hi think we are related as amelia had a brothers thomas, herbert, william and george sisters being kate, elsie, irene and beatrice beind the youngest their father being william kennett... my grandmother was a kennett her father being thomas.
please get in touch

Voniea KENNETT/Edward E. McMILLAN of SC, USA

paigeharper1 — 2006-11-28 15:45:28Z

I am looking for connections to my gg grandmother Voniea Kennett of SC. She married Edward Easton McMillan.

Parents of Mary Jane Lavonia KENNETT: early 1900s SC, USA

paigeharper1 — 2006-11-28 15:45:28Z

Looking for ggrandparents who lived near Greer SC early 1900s
Daughter Maryjane Lavonia Kennett married Edward E McMillan. Sisters Carrie& Elizabeth, brother Trevor.

Elias Columbus KENNETT: Civil War Vet, born SC, USA

paigeharper1 — 2006-11-28 15:45:28Z

born SC, civil war vet. daughter Lavonia
Looking for more info

Florentine Kennett daughter of Ora Kennet wife of Thomas Howell

copleys1 — 2007-03-06 18:10:32Z

I am trying to find out the children of Florentine Kennet(daughter of Ora Kennet 1798 Bedord VA) and Thomas Howell(born 1821 VA) . My gggrandmother was Nancy Marcella Howell(born 1848 VA) who married Virgil St.Clair. I am not sure if her mother was Florentine. Any help would be appreciated as I'm at a stand still on this limb of my family tree. I need to eliminate Florentine if she's not the spouse of my Thomas Howell!