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Re: Pennock-family search and info.

aagram — 2009-09-08 05:09:29Z

Christine, Hendrik Anthonius (1890-1945) was the brother of my grandfather, Petrus Johannes (1878-1953). I have a geneology book by Leo Anton Pennock which goes back to Johannes Pennock (1727-1776). This book includes only the surname "Pennock". Are there earlier connections or connections through maternal lines ((i.e. wife of Johannes Jacobus) (1849-1927)(their father))?

PENNOCK Jack B 1905-1966

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-12 20:00:54Z

PENNOCK Jack B 1905-1966

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PENNOCK Oma May 1879-1955

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-12 20:00:36Z

PENNOCK Oma May 1879-1955

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MUENZLER Fred Arthur Sr and Meta PENNOCK

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 11:22:13Z

MUENZLER Fred Arthur Sr and Meta PENNOCK

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PENNOCK Elsie W and 1911-1993

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-17 12:22:44Z

PENNOCK Elsie W and 1911-1993

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PENNOCK George B 1869-1936

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-17 12:22:29Z

PENNOCK George B 1869-1936

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Re: pennock research

shirleyafolston — 2009-04-03 17:27:29Z

hi Roz,

I am not at home right now where I have access to all my files. I will be gone until mid may. However I will check when I get home. Sorry that I hhave not been very attentive to the board lately. New e-mail address sfolston@gmail.com

Re: pennock research

robinpennock — 2009-04-03 16:41:48Z

In 1891 at Paddock Walk Farm, Arden, lived Thomas Pennock,26, born Glaisdale/Egton and his wife Ellen,44. Their family was James Chapman,17, b.Arden. Clara Chapman,7. Emma Chapman, 15 and Sarah Pennock, daughter aged 1.
Thomas was the son of Stockton Pennock of Glaisdale who died 1894, aged 70. This Thomas was farming at Snilesworth in 1891.
Stockton Pennock was the son of Thomas Pennock of Gill Beck House Farm, Egton. This Thomas had married a Stockton daughter. Two Pennock brothers married two Stockton daughters and this led to the name Stockton Pennock appearing in two Pennock families (Just to add a bit of confusion for us!).
Thomas, at Paddock Walk, had married Ellen, the widow of his late employer, farmer Chapman.

Re: North Yorkshire Pennocks 1750 -1850

robinpennock — 2009-03-25 13:38:55Z

Hi Raymond, I might have a little info which may be of use to you.
1881 Census for York City shows at Garden Terrace. Clifton. York.
George PennAck.23.Postman.(Letter Carrier)b. Clifton. Elisabeth.23. wife. b. Boston. Lincs
Emily.1 month old Dau. b. York.
George's wife, Elisabeth was Elisabeth Hannah Fairweather and she married George at York in 1879.

George had a brother, William, also shown in 1881 as at:
6 Mitre Street. Stockton-on-Tees

William PennAck. 30. Head Confectioner. b. York.
Martha Annie Pennack 28. Wife.b. York
William. 4. Son.b. York
Earnest A. 3 Weeks.b.York.

These two PennAck brothers were both sons of William Pennock of York. Really they were PENNOCK as the marriage cert of William clearly shows. George was a witness when William married Martha Annie Dodd at York, 31 Aug. 1876. This is another example of the name becoming spelled incorrectly. At the time of this Census, 1881, father of Martha, John, was a Pauper, ex Groom at Clifton Union Workhouse, York.

I do not attach too much importance to name spelling after I found a relative of mine who was clearly Christened PennOck. He later moved to Tees-side and was known in the records thereafter as PennAck. His family retained this spelling PennAck. I put it down possibly to a regional accent situation. Say for example, this man, Richard Pennock had gone to see the local vicar when he wished to get married, the vicar may well have recorded the name as PennAck, as it pssibly sounded in those parts. And so it stuck.
Robin P.

Re: pennock research

edmac43 — 2009-03-22 18:10:34Z

Hi my Pennocks came from Yorkshire, villages like Snilesworth Glaisdale and Egton do you have any info for me regards Roz

Re: North Yorkshire Pennocks 1750 -1850

RaymondKing98 — 2009-02-22 13:45:14Z

Hi,
As one of the novices to whom you refer I have not yet reached the period of your search but having discovered my paternal grandmother was one Eva Isabel Pennock (1891- ?) the daughter of George Edward (1854-?) and Mary and sister of George Edward Jnr and Robert, I am having trouble following the line back.
The clusters in N. Yorkshire have been noted with interest but so far have proved fruitless.
Due to the geographical proximity of your search and mine, based in Sunderland and Tyneside, it seems a link would be likely and any hints or direction from anyone would be appreciated.
Also is the change in spelling a common phenomenon as in Pennack, Pennick pre 1850 and would searches take this into account or should I be searching for these spellings in particular?
Here's hoping you are still out there and listening!
Cheers.

Re: Pennocks in Coggeshall Essex England

louislou225 — 2009-02-20 03:27:53Z

FYI I am a direct descendant of William Pennock born circa 1813. He married in the 1830s and a few years later emigrated.
Cheers Lorraine in Perth Western Australia

PENNOCK Joseph L 1921-1981

t42Moore — 2008-12-04 21:34:41Z

PENNOCK Joseph L 1921-1981

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Re: North Yorkshire Pennocks

cfkelly11 — 2008-11-02 17:44:19Z

The John Pennock in my tree was born in Essex in 1574. His wife was Margery Newton. They had a son named John born in Essex in 1611. I have been unable to find a wife or children for John 1611. John's 1574 father was Pennock, no first name b 1540 d 1600 and his mother was Margaret, no last name, b 1570
It is possible that John 1611 could be the father of your I don't kno if this helpsJohn b 1659

Re: North Yorkshire Pennocks

stypej — 2008-11-01 21:59:44Z

Hi,
I have just read an old posting of yours from July 2005 and I am interested to know more about the Pennocks you refer to. My own Pennock research is also focused on the same areas of the North Riding, and my most recent interest remains in the same area. However, I have reached a 'block' (at John Pennock born 1659 in Egton) and would welcome a little help.

Re: Pennock-family search and info.

chossfeld0809 — 2008-10-24 21:17:17Z

johannes 1727-1776 oldest generation ,newest line,great great grandfather Leonardus 1825-1883,great grandfather Johannes Jacobus 1849-1927,grandfather 1890-1945 Hendrik Anthonius married to christine Musch (according to my book)

Re: Pennock-family search and info.

chossfeld0809 — 2008-10-24 19:11:49Z

mmmm I cant't find anything in my book about the father of christopher this is what I found but you might know allready:
Christopher Pennock,ancestor of the Pennock family of Pensylvania,according to family tradiation, was an officer in the army of William of Orange 1688,While on campaign in Ireland ,he ws riding past Killhouse Castle near Clonnel,Tipperary Country,and saw a young girl,Mary Collet,with whom he fell in love at first site.When Christopher Pennock and Mary Collet were married,he (her father Gearge Collet,an english quaker) gave them as a dowry a grant or right to take up 5,000 acres of land in Pensilvania that he recently purchased from William Penn.This appears in the original deeds. Christopher came over to this country about 1690 and is supposed to have died near Philadelphia, Mary remained in Ireland. Their surviving son Joseph Pennock, came over about 1703. In 1714 he sttled in West Marlborough Township,Chester County, Pensylvania on the same tract where he later built his house Primitive Hall, having remained continuously in the Pennock family (George Valentine Malley II,the pennocks of primitive Hall). One of his sons Joseph Pennock jr. was an extensive Pensylvania landowner and also a shipping merchant in Philadelphia. It was his son Isaac Pennock , who founded the Lukens Steel Cy and Isaac Pennock's daghter, Mrs Rebecca Webb (Pennock)Oukens,for whom the Company is named... (all this according the tale from a vice president of Lukens Steel name unknown ... some from collections in Salt Lake city or Kintracers Ltd..greeting from christine ..... The Netherlands

Re: Pennock-family search and info.

ppennock_1 — 2008-10-23 21:27:35Z

From "Rash's Surname Index" start with Byron Chapman Pennock,his 3rd wife Sarah Harford,gave birth to George E Pennock 1884 ( my grandfather) Roy Pennock 1907 (father)and me Paul A Pennock 1950. If you go backwards from Byron you will see there were 3 different William Pennocks 1773,1749,1707..comming full circle to Joseph Pennock @ Primitive Hall, then Christopher Pennock and Mary Collett.
The link I'm looking for is Christophers father,grandfather

Re: PENNOCK, Sterling Demming and Martha White

GPennock — 2007-09-24 01:48:27Z

I'm sorry I said Phylena or Philena was Philander Pennock's second wife. She was his first wife. In the 1880 census Sarah Henderson was listed as his wife, so she was apparently his second wife. I have no further information on her. Philander and Philena had 3 children, James w., David John, and Minerva.

Re: Arthur Pennock

GPennock — 2007-01-20 22:51:50Z

Arthur Clifford Pennock (b. 1870) was indeed first married to Blanche Marden (married 25 Dec 1895 at Farmington, ME) He later married Vernie Abbott and had 4 more children. I don't have complete information on him, but if you will e-mail me at marie@pennocksonline.com I will give you the information I have.

Re: Pennock-family search and info.

chossfeld0809 — 2008-10-22 10:01:30Z

thanx for your reaction, I do have the book myself it can not be bought anymore because the person who did the research died , 6 years ago I was informed by my mother that there was an update but sadly she past away the very next day without giving me any info...I tried to contact the family but got no reply..the only thing I can do for you (when I have the time for it) and if you have specific questions to make some copies of pages and text..but than please to your personal e-mail adres...thanx again greetings from Holland...christine

Re: New Yorksire Pennock website

sylviad1 — 2007-01-18 19:12:07Z

Thank you for visiting my website. I noticed in your profile you are new to researching. If you have any questions, email me at sylviad1@juno.com and I will be happy to help you get started.

New Yorksire Pennock website

sylviad1 — 2007-01-07 18:01:58Z

Malcolm Pennock Moore and I are developing a website at http://yorkshirepennocks.bravehost.com . We would like to add as many Pennock lines as possible so that researchers will have a place where then can find possible branches to their own trees. I have not seen a site like this online and thought that it would be a good alternative to forums where people just ask about individuals. Please take time to go look at the site and then contact me if you would like to contribute or even if you only have suggestions or comments that could make the site better.

PENNOCK, Martha Manning Goodlett

CooooCayemberg — 2007-01-31 03:17:04Z

The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, TN, January 29, 2007
Martha Manning Goodlett Pennock, 93, Clarksville, died Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007, at Montgomery Care and Rehabilitation Center.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Sykes Funeral Home with Dr. John David Laida officiating.

Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the hour of service Tuesday.

Sykes Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Martha Pennock was born in Clarksville, Tennessee, on March 8, 1913, the youngest child of Adam Gold and Lucy Garrott Goodlett.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph William Pennock II, whom she married on June 30, 1943; by her sister, Florence Goodlett Strassheim; by brothers Collier Whitfield Goodlett, Frank Lacey Goodlett, Baxter Goodlett and Clifton Vera Goodlett; and by nephews Collier Whitfield Goodlett Jr. and Walter Charles Strassheim.

Survivors include a son, Joseph William Pennock III of New York City; nieces and nephews Joy Shelton Gass, Frank Gold Goodlett and Edward Lawrence Goodlett, all of Clarksville; Mary Lu Swift of Dickson, Tenn.; Marigold Coday of Yarrow Point, Washington; Betty Lu Strassheim Murray of St. Augustine, Florida, and Clifton Owen Goodlett of Old Hickory, Tenn.

She was a favorite great-aunt to 29 great-nieces and nephews and several great-great-nieces and nephews.

Martha Pennock worked as a secretary to Albert Gore Sr. before he became a U.S. congressman and senator.

An accomplished artist, she studied at the National Academy of Art in Chicago, Illinois, and was active for many years in the New York City art scene.

Following her return to Clarksville in the 1970s, she was staff artist for the Customs House Museum and later was writer for the Clarksville Chapter of the American Red Cross. She was also an active member of the Art Study Group in Clarksville, founded in 1908.

Most recently, she was honored as a selectee for "Who's Who in Tennessee Nursing Homes."

She was a member of First Baptist Church in Clarksville.

Memorials may be made to the Customs House Museum, the Clarksville Chapter of the American Red Cross or the Roxy Theatre.

David Pennock 1850 canada

r_veno — 2007-02-16 17:17:06Z

Looking for ancestors of David Pennock married Alice Fletcher....from marriage records David is son of Alva and Nancy Pennock. 1881 census indicates scottish ancestry

Re: Christopher Pennock

Sheridan54 — 2008-01-24 17:32:53Z

Hello: I'm a descendant of Immigrant Jacob Reinhardt,
arr 1737, but haven't been able to "prove" him. For generations, Family lore has held that he came to America in 1734, 36 or 37, took up farming and lived to be 100 yrs of age.

I Note that you found some info on him. It appears that he might have come with Immigrant Conrad, and was considered part of his family upon arrival.

I'd appreciate any info you have on him. Many Thanks
Sheridan Rinehart: sheridanr44266@yahoo.com

Julia Pennock

rainbowfearie82 — 2007-12-06 01:42:54Z

I am trying to find My ancester Julia Pennock's parents names she was born in 1850 and at some point lived in canada but moved to upstate New York... She married eugene moon and had 5 children one of which they named Jesse and was thinking her father might possibley be Jesse Pennock if anyone knows his childrens names. Please e-mail with any info.
Rainbowfearie82@aol.com
Thanks Heather

Re: Pennock-family search and info.

ppennock_1 — 2008-10-21 22:07:32Z

I know this is an old thread.. Would like to know more about the book on the Dutch Pennock's... Have all the info on the Pennocks of Primitive Hall...

Freelove wife of Ira R. Pennock was SMITH

Sue3824 — 2007-06-14 17:17:19Z

Found this incidental to research I was doing on the Smiths in my line and know others may be missing this tie on the Pennock side. Freelove b. 1792 who m. Ira R. Pennock, son of Samuel & Mercy, was dau. of Ebenezer & Hannah Smith of early Hebron, NY. Ebenezer's will in 1857 includes her. Also, on 1860 census, Freelove is listed with widowed mom & widowed sister Ann @ Hebron. Hope this helps someone.

Pennocks in Canada

laurieahaldemanlambe — 2008-04-12 17:40:40Z

Researching my husband's Pennock connection. His mother was Clara Frances Pennock, b 1911 near Irma, Alberta, Canada. Grandfather was Arthur Ridgman Pennock, b. 1889 in British Columbia, son of William Henry Pennock, b. 1862 in Ontario. His brother was Dennis Gordon Pennock (1893 in BC) & sister Vivien May Pennock (1894, Victoria, BC). Family history has W.H.'s father as Arthur James Pennock, b. abt 1834 in York Mills, Ontario. W.H. married Clara Ridgman, daughter of John Ridgeman (sea captain b. abt 1838 in Cornwall) & Elizabeth Price Hatherly (b. Sep 1838 in Bude, Cornwall).

Any information on the Canadian side of the Pennock line (or the Ridgman/Hatherly lines) would be extremely appreciated.

Re: To Shirley Folsom

ANNETTESFAMILY — 2007-09-25 23:39:03Z

Hello Shirley...I have read Brothers in Arms. It is a great accounting. Yes, the family were Loyalists...fighting with General Bourgoyne at Saratoga. Can you tell me where you got the birth and death information for Mercy? She has become somewhat of a favorite Grandmama with some of her descendents! Thanks...Sue

Re: PENNOCK, Sterling Demming and Martha White

ANNETTESFAMILY — 2007-09-25 23:34:18Z

That is the information I have also. Thanks for your response.

Re: PENNOCK, Sterling Demming and Martha White

ANNETTESFAMILY — 2007-09-23 23:21:00Z

Hello Marie...
You say that Philenia was Philander Pennock's second wife. What information do you have on his first marriage? Were there any children.

Thank you...

Sue

Re: To Shirley Folsom

ANNETTESFAMILY — 2007-09-23 12:51:39Z

Allan,

My family is descended from Samuel and Mercy Pennock. Do you have any records regarding where they are buried or anything about their lives? Particularly, Mercy Chapman Pennock. Thank you.

Sue

taylor pennock

ppennock1 — 2008-09-28 23:11:24Z

I live in saratoga wyoming abd know taylor pennock and his wife throsa are at the cemetery. he was an outfitter supplying meat to the forts in the area.I think he died around 1945 and homesteaded in saratoga. looking for any information on taylor
patty pennock

Re: John Pennock b. 1794 VT>Castile, NY c. 1850-1860

MariePennock — 2007-01-06 22:26:12Z

I have John linked back to James Pennock & Thankful Boardman through son, Jesse Pennock & Esther ______,through their son, Zelah Pennock & Lydia Howard. John's wife is Ruth Howard, b. Feb. 4, 1806. I have children John, Jr. and Franklin still in NY at the 1880 census, but no further information. I can provide further information on John's ancestors if you wish. Contact me at marie@pennocksonline.com.

Re: John Pennock b. 1794 VT>Castile, NY c. 1850-1860

MariePennock — 2007-01-06 22:24:31Z

Re: Joesph Adebert Pennock B. 1870 Orford, N. H. D. 1940 Wilder Vt

MariePennock — 2007-01-06 22:06:00Z

Joseph Adelbert was the son of Joseph Napoleon Pennock and Jannett (Jane)Johnson. I have information tracing him back to Samuel & Mary Pennock, who immigrated from England in the 1700's, through their son, James, & his son Peter. If you want any of this information, let me know. I do not have any information on Annie Alice Benjamin. They had 3 children, Ottho Raymond, Edgar Howard, and Leon Fred, who died at age 2. My e-mail address is marie@pennocksonline.com.

Re: New Yorksire Pennock website

wmw1965 — 2007-01-18 18:55:36Z

brill site it was a pleasure to look wish you well

Re: Nathan L. Pennock - Vermont

cfkelly11 — 2008-05-13 13:03:39Z

This is extremely interesting and I thank you for sending it to me.

Re: PENNOCK, Sterling Demming and Martha White

cfkelly11 — 2008-02-14 20:37:44Z

I'd love to know your connection to Philander. He was my great grandfather.I have a copy of his marriage certificate to Philena (The Rev William Smart misspelled it) My 2nd cousin, in retirement, is the caretaker of The Clayton Village Cemetery and its records. The date of death of Philena is illegible and a resetting of her tombstone has concealed that date in the present base. She and Philander are buried on the same plot. (I have pictures).

My grandfather was James W born in Canada in 1832, David, one to three years later. Sometime later (date unknown) they moved to Clayton NY where a daughter, Minerva, was born in 1843. Apparently there were still hostile feelings toward Loyalists and Philander assumed the mantle of Patriot. In the 1850 census he claimed that his birthplace was Vermont (Philena and boys, Canada and Minerva NY. In the 1860 census, he claimed NY. James was married with 2 young children and filed separately. By the time of the 1870 census, Jas., David and Minerva are married. In this census Philander and Philena have an 18-year-old servant living with them. Place of birth for the three of them is NY. This interests me for the birthplaces are ditto marks of a long list of NY of previous persons. Daughter Minerva had married Philo Clark and they had a daughter Hattie. Minerva died at age 28. Philo became a sailor and Hatie went to live with fer grandfather. In the 1880 census, Philander has a 2nd wife, Sarah. Living with them is her daughter Lydia and granddaughter Hattie Clark. Philander is still claiming NY as his birth and Vermont that of both of his parents.
My grandfather James Pennock married Annette Allen Glass. They had 9 children, the first, Emma, died at any early age. There were four boys, my father, Stanley Arlington Pennock, being born when his mother was 54 (documented). Only William had a son, named William, who married but never had any children. Only the daughters had sons.
I was recently excited to learn of a decendant of my great uncle David Pennock who was 94 and living near my son. It was such a disappointment to learn that David's son had been adopted and thus none of his descendants are Pennock blood relatives. I had only a sister who died 20 years ago. Thus, I appear to be the last person, born a Pennock, wo descended from Philander and Philena. I have been thrilled to learn of all the Pennocks who have the common linkage to James and Thankful Boardman of Vermont.
I am intrigued by your claim that Philander was your great, great, great grandfather. It would be wonderful to have yet another "kinfolk", but I am curious as to the names of all your Pennock granfathers inbetween.
As far as Philander's attempt to claim the Patriot label, he must have succeeded with his family for my father and all his siblings believed that their branch of Pennocks had been Patriots.
I'll be interested to hear from you.

Re: Pennock-family search and info.

cfkelly11 — 2008-10-23 14:12:20Z

My e-mail: cfkelly11@comcast.net
Which Pennock is your ancestor?

Re: Arthur Pennock

jimpennock66 — 2007-12-19 05:11:10Z

Hi - My ggg Artur welsey Pennock born 1814 in Ontario Canada and died 1879, had son James in 1867. Could this be Arthur you are looking for. Jim

Nathan L. Pennock - Vermont

gspittman1 — 2008-05-12 00:23:21Z

I recently requested an inter-library loan of "The Illustrated Historical Souvenir of Randolph, Vermont". Tucked inside were several very old newspaper clippings. One is entitled "A Former Randolph Man" and is about Nathan L. Pennock, born Strafford, Vt. It says his grandfather was ". . . James Pennock, who was born on the way from England to this country in 1712 . . .". Am attaching copy of this clipping. It's all I have about this family. Seemed a shame not to share it.

Re: NY Pennocks

abardi38 — 2008-05-01 23:38:22Z

Cayuga County NY Historical & Genealogical Ctr. has a lot of information on the Pennocks who lived in Fleming. Wait Pennock & his wife Deborah, Alexander pennock & Eunice his wife, James C. "Bonker" and Betsey (Pennock), his wife, & Alanson Bets & Aurelia, his wife to Jeremiah Pennock. No idea which estate is being settled, however in the 1810 census for Aurelius (Fleming formed from Aurelius in 1823) there are 3 Pennock families. Alexander; Alexander, Jr., & Jeremiah. Betsey Bunker's father was Alexander, Sr. There were also Pennock families in Galen, Wayne Co, NY. Mrs. Hazel Hyde wrote an extensive genealogy of these lines and you should be able to either find it online or post a query to see if anyone has it.

Re: To Shirley Folsom

shirleyafolston — 2007-09-27 00:45:28Z

Most of the information I have about the Pennocks I found on Ancestry.com. Some of it was given to me by others on the internet. i have to say that I have not verified it with hard copy documents, other than emails.

Shirley

Re: To Shirley Folsom

shirleyafolston — 2007-09-24 06:06:54Z

Hi,
The only thing that I know about Mercy Cahpman is that she was born may 18, 1738 East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut, and died about 1838. I think the family were loyalists and moved to Ontario, Canada. There is a book about the Pennocks that you might be able to find in a library or order. It is called "Our Brothers in Arms" by Lee Huntington Pennock. I have not read it, but the information was given to me.

Re: Ambrose Pennock

RebeccaWhite16 — 2008-04-18 20:29:34Z

l have just recently made the connection of Pennock, with my line Whites, of Uxbridge and surrounding ontario areas. This is of course in reference to the Markham Gang. Would be very interested in hearing from you, rvw2006@sympatico.ca

Re: Pennock research

jepm1 — 2008-10-17 06:19:51Z

My Pennocks descend from Samuel and Mary Wilson Pennock of Cropton, England. I'd be interested in what research you have on them while in England. I've been to both Samuel's and Mary's gravesites.

Julie Pennock Moss

Re: Christopher Pennock

jleonhard1 — 2007-10-14 15:00:02Z

my Great great grandmother was Hannah Pennock. She married John Nixon and they had many children. My Great grandmother was Lucetta Nixon. Lucetta married Cyrus M. Stratton. One of their children was my Grandmother Edith Arizona Stratton. Edith married Edward Upp. One of their children was Chester Arthur Upp. Chester married Lennie Pearl Abbott. I was their only child. My Maternal Grandparents are Charlie Alexander Abbott and Lula Meryl Jones.