Pinckney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Pinckney From SC to NY after WWII

senramos52 — 2009-10-11 17:30:03Z

Hi Pinckney Researcher,

What year was you grandfather born and what were his parents names? If you know your great grandparents names, you should be able to find them in the "Federal Census" files. That's where you'll find you grandfather living as a child. You need the same information for your grandmother.

My ancestral "Pinckney" family comes from Beaufort & Charleston, counties of SC. There were many free blacks during the slavery period. I'll send you a few sites that lists "Free Black Families from SC".

You need names and dates to get started. Go back as far as you can..1880, 1890, etc... Ask the elder members of your family questions about your history. (Bibles, old photo books, marriage licenses..etc are a great help.)

Good Luck
Senora M Amos
Pinckney Family Researcher

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

jplalone — 2009-10-11 16:10:53Z

I would be willing to exchange gedcoms or whatever other form of data. Email me jimmypnl@gmail.com
Thanks.

Jim.

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

SClavin — 2009-10-09 04:45:30Z

I can provide tons of detail on the descendants of Joseph Pinkney/Pinckney and Mary Dearin if you want them to add to your project. My main research has been on the family of Joshua B. Pinckney and his wife Hannah Ambrose Mills. One of their sons was married to the youngest sister of one of my GG Grandfathers.

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

jplalone — 2009-10-02 17:23:13Z

Sorry I have not gotten back with you sooner. Will be willing to exchange gedcoms. Email me jimmypnl@gmail.com
Thanks.

Jim.

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

jplalone — 2009-10-02 17:21:10Z

Sorry I have not gotten back with you sooner. Will be willing to exchange gedcoms. Email me jimmypnl@gmail.com
Thanks.
Jim.

william robert pinckney

allysonturner195 — 2009-09-12 04:28:38Z

I am looking for any information of william robert pinkney. He was the son of Col.Charles Pinkney and Frances Brewton.
His brother was Charles Pinckney, signer of the Constitution. Our family line is as follows:
Thomas Pinckney>William Pinckney>Col.Charles Pinckney>William Robert Pinckney>Sylvia Pinckney>Amanda Brunson>Rev.T.C.McDurmont>Merlice Daley>Joan Turner>Allyson Turner(me).

Re: Pinckney

kr07657 — 2009-09-12 00:27:16Z

Have you ever come across a John Pinckney Ward born 5 May 1820 in Spartanburg SC?

John Pinckey Ward

kr07657 — 2009-09-11 19:57:51Z

I am looking for information on the family John Pinckney Ward born 05 May 1820 Spartanburg SC Died 1895 Calhoun AL. He married Elizabeth Loveless 15 June 1843 in Fairbanks GA

Pinckney From SC to NY after WWII

apinkney294 — 2009-09-08 03:38:41Z

My grandfather, Harmon Pinckney- who dropped the "c", was born in SC where he married a Mary Robinson who was part Native. After the war my grandfather relocated to BKLYN, NY with my grandmother. Their children were named as follows: Shirley, Daisy, Robin, Priscilla, Al, Arthur, Joseph, Harmon, Victor. Fraternal twins run in the family- if that matters. And I was told we are relatives of the Pinkney Drifter who passed.
My mother once told me her dad told her many times that "we were not slaves!" "We were educators, teachers, and students." Does anyone have information about this line of Black Pinckney's and the Plantation owners? Thanks!!

Black "Pinckney Families" of South Carolina

senramos52 — 2009-06-29 16:10:20Z

I have been researching my family roots for more than seven (7) years. I have been trying desperately to find out information about my grandfather Elias Pinckney Sr. He was born in South Carolina in 1904. He had an older brother by the name of William Hezekiah Pinckney, born in 1899/1900. I also heard there may have been a couple sisters, Shirley and Ruth (not sure though). Both brothers moved to Philadelphia, PA during the late 1920’s. I would like to know who their parents were. There are so many Pinckney’s in South Carolina, you have to know at least one of the parents, in order to follow the correct Pinckney family line. I have been told that their mother’s name was “Wilhelmina” (Both brothers have a daughter with that name). I need this information the help complete my family tree. My family tree can be found on Ancestry.com: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/pedigree.aspx?tid=6534158

Information about my grandparents:
Elias Pinckney Sr. married my grandmother Essie Green, also from South Carolina. They had three children:
Wilhelmina Rebecca Pinckney – 192* (my mother) – Living in Philadelphia
Frances Eastermae Pinckney – 192* (my aunt) – Living in Philadelphia
Elias Pinckney Jr. – 1930 (my uncle) – Passed away in 1998 – San Francisco CA

This is what I know about my great uncle William:
William H Pinckney married a Julia, I don’t know her maiden name. They had three daughters ( I think)
Wilhelmina Pinckney - 1917 – Born SC
Helen Pinckney - 1926/27 – Philadelphia, PA
Elouise Pinckney - 1916 – Born SC

My mother told me that William and his family lived on Colorado Street in South Philadelphia. My grandmother “Essie” passed away in 1968, and I remember the names Julia and Wilhelmina Pinckney in the obituary book. I have Pinckney aunts, uncles, and cousins living throughout Philadelphia and South Carolina, but I know absolutely nothing about them. I remember a Pinckney cousin of mine from South Philadelphia was killed in action in Vietnam, (He looked exactly like my Uncle Elias Jr.) During the late 60’s to early 70’s a cousin whose was nickname Pookie use to visit us quite often. I heard she suffered from a stroke a few years ago.

If any of these names seems familiar to you, please contact me. My cousins from "Philadelphia, Pa", who maybe related to Uncle William & Aunt Julia, please contact me. I don't want anything, just a bit of our ancestral history. Hoping to hear from some distant cousin.

Sincerely,
Senora M Amos

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

rerilerch — 2009-06-28 01:57:57Z

I was wondering if you have the children of Elijah Pinckney and Polly Lyon? My G G Grandmother was Permelia Pinckney born about 1803, believed to be in NY. She married John Allen also originally from NY. She died 27 Dec 1886 and is buried in Markham Cemetery, Delhi Twp, Ingham Co, MI. I am told Elijah had about 9 children, but I can only find 3. Elijah, Gilbert & Permelia. Thanks for anything you might find. I read your NY Pinckney family pt 1 and pt 2. Reva

Re: pinckney

rerilerch — 2009-06-27 12:44:51Z

My G G Grandmother was Permelia Pinckney. I have found it difficult to find any info on her family. ie brothers or sisters. etc. Would you have that info She married John Allen.

Ezekiel Pinckney

sharongould63 — 2009-06-20 16:56:23Z

The following is an except from some papers that I received several years ago from my mother. She was a Pinckney. It was supposedly compiled by a relative. I have been trying to put it in some sort of order.
the following reads " sometime in the early 18th century,(probably abt. 1725) three brothers came from England: William, Charles, and Jonathon. They settled first in N.Y.. I have knowledge of William having 2 sons. Ezekiel, born abt.1730 and Thomas born abt. 1732. Ezekiel had a son named John, who had 2 daughters, Emily & Susan. One (doesn't say which) married a Mr.Vermilya the other Mr. Lawson. The mother of these 2 girls died and John married again (no name) and this wife gave birth to a son Joseph. She died when Joseph was only 12 days old- This Joseph pinckney was born 9 Dec. 1795."
The article goes on to say that Joseph was raised by Ezeliel, his grandfather, and no mention as to what happened to John. This Joseph Pinckney died June 16 1871, and is buried in the Moon Cemetary, in Macksburg, Iowa.
This is a direct descendent of mine, but would like to get more info on Charles and Jonathon. Can e-mail me at shargould@yahoo.com

Re: looking for relatives

ffi89 — 2009-06-16 01:08:10Z

That is probably my father. His mother's name was Helen. I know he had a sister that lived in Little Egg Harbor, NJ. He taught ballroom dancing and moved to Florida.

Re: Charles Clarence Pinckney of NY/MI

TLS49321 — 2009-03-24 14:48:42Z

Hey Pete,

Wondering if you are related to the PINCKNEY's that came from NY to MI to settle in Sparta, MI?

Thank you for your time,
Tracy

Mrs. Myrtle L PINCKNEY passes away after a long illness

TLS49321 — 2009-03-09 13:07:53Z

PINCKNEY – Mrs. Myrtle L PINCKNEY, age 75, of 265 River Rd, Sparta, passed away Saturday at Sunshine Hospital after a long illness. She is survived by one son, Harold of Rockford; two daughters, Mrs. Howard (Leota) POWELL of Rockford, Mrs. Clair (Ione) NELSON of Sparta, 26 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Wednesday 2pm at the Hessel Funeral Home with Rev Don BAKER officiating. Internment in Fairplains Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Vernon PINCKNEY passes away unexpectedly

TLS49321 — 2009-03-09 13:07:11Z

PINCKNEY – Vernon PINCKNEY, aged 66, of 265 River Rd, Sparta, passed away unexpectedly Thursday evening at his home. He is survived by his wife, Myrtle; two sons, Harold of Grand Rapids and Lowell of Sparta; two daughters, Mrs. Howard (Leota) POWELL of Rockford, Mrs. Clair (Ione) NELSON of Sparta, two brothers, Arzie and Alden of Sparta; 17 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Monday at the Bettes Memorial Chapel, Rev Henry W ELLINGER officiating. Internment in Internment in Fairplains Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Re: Nancy Pinkney(Pinckney)2nd wife of Hiram TenEyck NY

una13aa — 2009-03-08 17:14:55Z

Oh, believe me, I am still interested! What can you tell me, please and thanks?!

William Pinckney,Tompkins Co. New York

GloriaWeiser — 2007-10-08 17:25:51Z

I am researching the father of Daniel Jarvis Pinckney, born Ulysses, Tompkins Co. New York. I found only one Pinckney in that county, a William Pinckney living there in 1820, 1830 & 1840 census. Listed next to him on census(neighbor) during those years is Stephen Jarvis. Found marriage between William Piinckney and Mahala Jarvis. Several of the descendants of this family members over the years with the names Coteworth, Mahala and Jarvis. Would anyone have information on this family? Family lore is that Danile J. Pinckney was related to the famous Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.

looking for member Cliff Pinckney

v_pinckney — 2009-01-30 21:54:53Z

Cliff,
Looking to make contact-I am decendant from Westchester branch of Pinckney Famiy
Vicky- pinckney@frontiernet.net

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

v_pinckney — 2009-01-30 21:52:19Z

L Reyes,
What was your family members name?
Vicky -pinckney@froniernet.net

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

v_pinckney — 2009-01-30 21:50:54Z

Jim,
This is my family tree! Can you contact me? I'll share what I can. pinckney@frontiernet.net
I am in Orange,Co NY. This was very interesting.
What is your connection? Which member? I am decendant from Farron Pinckney, his father was Lafayette.
Vicky

Re: Nancy Pinkney(Pinckney)2nd wife of Hiram TenEyck NY

halned — 2009-03-08 00:10:38Z

I have discovered the ancestors of Hiram TenEyck if you are still interested.

Harold Miller
BerneHistory.org

adam pinckney/pinkney aken sc1875-1880

robertpinckneyjr — 2009-01-13 07:50:10Z

two brothers(c)in(c)out they relocated to long Island n.y
clerence and robert

Re: Charles Pinckney & Elizabeth Lucas

sihrman — 2008-08-22 19:29:15Z

No Bellinger info.
"Founding Mothers, by Cokie Roberts, 2004, Perennial...HarperCollins Publishers
pg. 5 "...in 1744...
pg. 6 "...the Lucas family...Eliza's friend & protector, Mrs. Pickney died...A few months after his wife's death, Charles proposed to Eliza..He was forty-five, she was twenty-two...
children... Charles Coteswoth came along in 1746. Then George Lucas was born in 1747 but died
pg. 7 soon after, the same year that his namesake, Eliza's father, was killed in battle. Then came Harriott in 1749 & Thomas in 1750...." interesting lady-indigo dye, looms...clothes...silk...
pg 8 "...move to England..1758...go home...
pg. 9...in South Carolina..Charles quickly contracted malaria & died...
pg. 10...(about her letter to children/fathers death)...
Taking up the cause of his fellow colonists, young Thomas Pinckney earned the nickname "The Little Rebel"
A good read for genie people!

Re: Cotesworth Pinckney

sihrman — 2007-06-01 23:17:30Z

This is not the answer you probably want but in
"Founding Mothers" by Cokie Roberts c2004, cover Perennial, front pages; "For information address HarperCollins Publishers...N.Y., N.Y.
pg. 1 "...George Lucas brought his English wife & daughters to South Carolina in 1734...Lucas left...war against Spain...leaving his sixteen-year-old daughter in charge of all properies,...mother...toddler...Wappoo Plantation...
pg. 4...Charles Pinckney, a prominent South Carolina lawyer...
pg. 6 ...A few months after his wife's death, Charles(Pinckney 45 yr) proposed to Eliza(Lucas,22 yrs)...Pinckney, a man of means & speaker of the South Carolina Assembly...he made it clear that no dowry was necessary, he seemed readily to accept the indigo project along with his bride.
And finally Eliza's scheme paid off. By 1747 there was enough indigo to ship to England as a substantial export...children as well. The first, Charles Cotesworth came along in 1746. Then George Lucas was born in 1747...
pg.7 Harriott in 1749 & Thomas in 1750...family moved to England...Eliza Lucas Pinckney...
pg. 11 Key players in the move to independence & the war that followed would be Charles Cotesworth Pinckney & Thomas Pinckney. Playing important roles on the home front would be their mother & sister, Eliza Lucas Pinckney & Harriott Pinchney Horry....
pg. 112 "...Thomas returned to his unit, & his wife, Elizabeth, went home to join her sisters & their mother, Rebecca Motte. (they had a baby)
pg. 113 ...Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was married to Sarah Middleton, sister of a signer of the Declaration of Independence & daughter of a president of the Continental Congress. Thomas's wife, Elizabeth Motte, was the daughter of one of the great heroines of the Revolution, Rebecca Motte."
not my family-there is more info on Eliza's indigo project
I guess the Cotesworth name comes from an earlier generation...

Re: More Charleston Pinckneys

LetumRACK — 2008-02-27 23:25:27Z

As to the Pinckney name and france the pinckneys did go from France and the spelling was different to England then to USA it is in england and here that the name was spelled Pinckney. Many slaves did take the pinckney name many changed the spelling to Pinkney this is why there are the 2 spellings.

NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

jplalone — 2009-01-30 17:57:37Z

Again, additions/corrections appreciated, thanks, Jim.

11. Israel Pinckney,# b. c. 1735/8 in Eastchester, Westchester, New York,#,3 d. 7 Jan 1829 in Carmel, Putnam Co., New York,3 buried in Carver Family burial ground, Carmel, NY.19

Married c. 1760 in Red Mills, Dutchess, New York,23,# Dorothy Rich,23 also known as Ryche, b. 1738 - 1740, d. Aft 23 Apr 1770, buried in Carver Family burial ground, Carmel, NY.19

Children:
i. Lewis Pinckney,# b. 9 Jul 1761 in Westchester, New York,23,19 d. 9 Jul 1831 in Dutchess or Putnam, New York,19 buried in Carver Cemetery, Carmel, Putnam County, NY,# military Served in Revolutionary War under Col. Ludington's Regiment of Dutchess County Militia.

Married26 Orpha Pierce,# b. 19 Jan 1769 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts,23 (daughter of Daniel Pierce and unknown) d. 29 Jan 1836 in Putnam, New York,#,#,26 buried in Carver Cemetery, Carmel, Putnam County, NY.26

ii. Nancy Pinckney#,# b. 1766 in Red Mills, Dutchess, New York,23,# d. 12 Jun 1851 in Red Mills, Putnam Co., NY.32

Married32 William Hill30,# b. 14 Dec 1760 in Red Mills, Dutchess, New York,30 d. 29 Nov 1851 in Red Mills, Dutchess, New York,# buried in Hill Family Plot, Carmel, Putnam, New York.34

iii. Sarah PinckneyPinckneySarah,30,# b. 23 Apr 1770 in Red Mills, Dutchess, New York,23,32 d. 13 May 1846 in Red Mills, Dutchess (later Putnam), New York,32 buried in Baptist Church, Red Mills, Putnam, New York.

Married 25 Nov 1788,23,32 Noah Hill,30,# b. 27 Mar 1754 in Red Mills, Dutchess (later Putnam), New York,30 d. 3 Jan 1830 in Red Mills, Putnam, New York,30 buried in Hill Family Plot, Carmel, Putnam, New York.34

iv. Thomas Pinckney, b. 1 May 1778 in Red Mills, Dutchess, New York,32 d. 10 Aug 1837 in Red Mills, Carmel, New York.32

He married Rebecca Carver, b. 29 Jan 1780 in New York, (daughter of Timothy Carver and Phoebe Baldwin) d. 15 Mar 1821.

v. Gilbert Pinckney, b. 1765 in Westchester County, NY,19 d. 1832 in Red Mills, Dutchess (later Putnam), New York.19

Married26 Charity Cargin, (daughter of Gilbert Cargin and unknown).

vi. Rachel Pinckney.

Married32 David Hitchcock.

12. Philip Pinckney, b. c. 1744.

Married 1 Aug 1765,3 Elizabeth Townsend, b. c. 1747/50, (daughter of John Townsend and Elizabeth Seaman).

Children:
i. Micajah Pinckney, b. 27 Aug 1769 in Westchester County, NY.

He married Jane Cross, b. c. 1773.

ii. Philip Pinckney.
iii. Elizabeth Pinckney
iv. Richard Pinckney.
v. Joshua Pinckney, b. c. 1770 in East Chester, New York, d. in Rye, New York.

He married Susanna Carhart, b. c. 1775.

13. William Pinckney, Sr., b. 12 Jan 1736/7 in Mount Vernon, New York,3 d. 26 Mar 1802 in Mount Vernon, New York,3 buried in St. Paul's churchyard, Eastchester, NY.3

Married32 Freelove Townsend b. 1740,32 (daughter of John Townsend, Sr. and Anne Gedney d. Jun 1822,32 buried in St. Paul's churchyard, Eastchester, NY.32

Children:
i. Henry Pinckney, b. c. 1759, d. 2 Apr 1780.

ii. Mary Pinckney, b. c. 1761.

Married 1778,# David Roberts.

iii. William Pinckney, Jr., b. c. 1762 - 23 Apr 1772, d. 1834/57 in Ithaca, New York.32

iv. Jemima Pinckney, b. c. 1763.

Married 1 Dec 1780,32 John David Frazer.

v. Anna Pinckney, b. 1764, d. 1825.

vi. David Pinckney, b. ABT 1780.

vii. Sebina Pinckney nickname Sebe / Sabrina, b. 8 Sep 1765,37,# d. 2 Jul 1849.37

Married 1783/1808,38 Elijah Ward, b. 25 Jan 1765,38 (son of Edmund Ward and Phoebe Fowler) d. 26 Sep 1828.38

viii. Sarah Pinckney, b. c. 1774.

ix. Jonathan Pinckney, b. Mar 1767/9, d. 1834/40.

x. Micajah Pinckney, b. 27 Aug 1769 in Mount Vernon, New York, d. 1834.

xi. Phebe Pinckney, b. 1770/2,37 d. Jul 1845.37

Married37 Elijah Rich, b. 1762,37 d. Oct 1822.37

xii. James Pinckney, b. 1 Jun 1776, d. 1834.

xiii. Freelove Pinckney, b. ABT 1777.

14. Gilbert Pinckney, b. 3(1) May 1743,16 d. 1818 in Somers, Westchester Co., NY,16 military Rev. War, pvt. in 3rd Westchester Co., Militia.37

Married37 Sybel Townsend, also known as Sibel.

Children:
i. Charles Pinckney, b. 29 May 1766 in Red Mills, Dutchess (later Putnam), New York,37 d. 13 Oct 1836 in Red Mills, Dutchess (later Putnam), New York.37
ii. Elizabeth Pinckney, b. 11 Sep 1767,37 d. 1844.37

Married37 Robert Lounsberry.

iii. Alche Pinckney, b. 22 Sep 1769.37

Married37 Caleb Marshall.

iv. Elijah Pinckney, b. 25 Sep 1771,37 d. 1811/2 in Cicero, Onondaga, NY,37 buried in South Onondaga Cem.

He married Polly Lyon, buried in Cicero, Onondaga, NY.

v. Ann Pinckney, b. 11 Jan 1775.37
vi. John Pinckney, b. 17 Jul 1777,37 d. in Aurelius, Cayuga Co.,NY.37
vii. Gilbert Pinckney, b. 3 May 1782,37 d. 11 Aug 1837 in South Onondaga, NY.37

He married Margaret _____.

viii. Jonathan Pinckney, also known as Pinkney, b. 3 May 1782 in Steuben, New York,37 d. 16 May 1832 in Pontiac, Oakland Co. MI.

Married bef. 1807 in New York, Susan ______, also known as Pinckney?, b. in New York, d. 20 Dec 1836.

ix. James Pinckney, b. 1 May 1785 in NY,37 d. 26 Nov 1853 in Aurelius, Cayuga Co.,NY,37 occupation 1850 farmer.

Census (family) 1850 in Aurelius, Cayuga Co.,NY, Esther Griffin, nickname Hetty, b. c. 1791 in NY.

15. John Pinckney b. 12 Jul 1746,16 d. 8 Jan 1836 in Yarmouth/Sherburn, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia.16

Married 4 Jan/Feb 1789,37 Louise Cook, also known as Louisa Cooke, d. 8 May 1843.37

Children:
i. Elizabeth Pinckney, d. 5 Oct 1861.37

Married37 Reuben Clements.

ii. John Pinckney b. 16 Jul 1791,21 d. 18 May 1877 in Central Chehoque, Nova Scotia.21
iii. Mary Pinckney b. 3 May 1793.21

Married21 Samuel Tedford.

iv. Gilbert Pinckney, b. 20 Feb 1796.21
v. Sarah Pinckney, b. 1 Oct 1798.21

Married21 Isaac Morehouse.

vi. Rebecca Pinckney, b. 27 Jul 1800.21

(1) Married21 Thomas Russel.
(2) Married21 Hubert Huntington.

vii. Elijah Pinckney, b. 12 Aug 1802 in Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co., NS,21 d. 7 Aug 1880.

Married c. 1822 in Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co., NS, Mercy Parfitt.

viii. Silphia Pinckney, b. 13 Nov 1807.21

Married21 Foster Sherlock.

ix. Louisa Pinckney, b. 1 Nov 1809.21

Married21 David S. Kinney.

16. Charles Pinckney, b. 21 Nov 1751,16 d. 1821 in Bear River, Digby Co., Nova Scotia.16

Married 1787,21 Rebecca Cook, b. 18 May 1770, (daughter of Ephraim Cook and Louisa King) d. 20 Jun 1857.

Children:
i. Charles Pinckney Jr., b. 2 Oct 1788,21 d. 15 Oct 1858.21

17. Joseph Pinckney b. 15 Apr 1771 in NY.

He married Mary Dearin, b. 7 Dec 1778, d. 17 Dec 1855.

Children:
i. Charlotte Pinckney, b. 2 Jun 1797, d. 14 Dec 1878.

She married Hugh Ramsey, also known as Ramsay.

ii. Samuel Pinckney b. 1 Oct 1797, d. 5 Jan 1878.
iii. Susan Pinckney, b. 25 Mar 1799, d. 8 Jan 1800.
iv. John D. Pinckney, b. 20 Mar 1801, d. 12 Nov 1861.

He married Margaret Fraser.

v. Matilda Pinckney, b. 8 Oct 1803, d. 20 Sep 1854.

She married Philester Jessup b. 29 Sep 1804, d. Mar 1892.

vi. Thomas Pinckney, b. 24 Feb 1806, d. 11 Dec 1849.

He married Rebecca West.

vii. Joseph Augustus Pinckney, b. 3 Jul 1808, d. 13 Feb 1846.
viii. Joshua B. Pinckney, b. 25 Jan 1810 in NY, d. 15 Nov 1895.

He married Heather Ambrose Mills, b. 18 Jan 1815.

ix. Mary Ann Pinckney, b. 25 Jul 1814, d. 17 Sep 1912.

She married Royal Wheelock.

x. Charles Pinckney, b. 28 Dec 1815, d. 30 Oct 1843.
xi. Simeon Pinckney. b. 24 Apr 1819, d. 19 Oct 1904.

18. Jacob Pinckney, b. 1783, d. 1871.

He married Mary Van de Water, also known as Maria, b. 1788, d. 1875.

Children:
i. Benjamin Pinckney, b. 16 Oct 1809.

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# William S Pelletreau, History of Putnam County, New York, with biographical sketches of its prominent men (1886) , Call number: ABBR History of Putnam County, New York, with biographies Call number:, 362.
# Couch, Franklin, Genealogy of the Hill, Dean, Pinckney, Austin, Barker, Anderson, Rhodes and Finch families (Newburgh Journal Co., Newburgh, NY, 1907 (microform)), 78.
# Pierce, Frederick Clifton., Pierce genealogy: being the record of the posterity f Capt. Michael, John and Capt. William , Call number: Pierce genealogy: being the record of the posterity of Capt. Michael, John and Capt. William Pierce, who came to this country from England (Albany, N.Y.: Published for the author by J. Munsell's Sons,, 1889, 442 pgs) Call number:, 54.
# Kathleen Wright, et al, AF-Daniel Pierce , Call number:.
# AF-Mehitable Carver (Kathleen Wright.. submitter).FTW , ABBR AF-Mehitable Carver (Kathleen Wright.. submitter). Call number:.
# William S Pelletreau, History of Putnam County, New York, with biographical sketches of its prominent men (1886) , Call number: ABBR History of Putnam County, New York, with biographies Call number:, 361.
# Couch, Franklin, Genealogy of the Hill, Dean, Pinckney, Austin, Barker, Anderson, Rhoades and Finch families (Newburgh, , ABBR Genealogy of the Hill, Dean, Pinckney, Austin, Bar TITL Couch, Franklin, Genealogy of the Hill, Dean, Pinckney, Austin, Barker, Anderson, Rhoades and Finch families (Newburgh, N.Y.: Printed for private circulation by Newburgh Journal, 1907, 130 pgs. 14.
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NY PINCKNEY family, pt.1

jplalone — 2009-01-30 17:53:37Z

I am working on a project for our local genealogy society. And in doing so go off on tangents of trying to find out who everybody is, not just the direct line. Anyway, the following (in two parts - because of space I have not included all the generations I have, or notes, which are only a few in some of the families) is from several databases on WorldConnect. I would appreciate any additions or corrections. The focus is the male lines, however I am also interested in the spouses and in-laws of the females also. This info will go into a file at our local library when the project is finished. An interesting thing I discovered is that I am probably related to the family back in France in the 900s. Thank you for any help. Jim.

Generation One

1. Philip Pinckney b. 1618 in Dinton, Wiltshire, England,# (son of Philip Richard Pinckney and Margaret Gough) d. 28 Feb 1687 in Eastchester, Westchester, NY, USA.1

Married bef. Aug 1657 in Fairfield, Fairfield, CT, USA,1,# Jane Phippen, b. 1629 in CT, USA,1,1,1 d. aft. 1664 - 1680 in Eastchester, Westchester, NY, USA.1,1,1

Children:
i. Rachel Pinckney d. 1700.#

Married 1684,1,# John Pell.

2. ii. Thomas b. c. 1662.
iii. Abigail Pinckney, b. c. 1662 in Eastchester, Westchester, NY, d. 1683 in Mt. Vernon, NY.

(1) Married 1669,4,# David Osburn, b. 1645 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut, d. bef. 22 Apr 1679 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, military in Pequot War, Cpt.
(2) She married John Warford.
iv. Hannah Pinckney.#

Married bef. 9 Jan 1688/9 in Eastchester, Westchester County, NY,# Thomas Pickering.6

3. v. John.
vi. Elizabeth Pinckney,6,# b. c. 1672/3, d. 1722 - aft. Jul 1727.

Married bef. 1695,4,# Daniel Burr,#,#,# b. c. 1660, (son of Jehu Burr and Mary Ward) d. bef. Jul 1727 in Fairfield, Fairfield County, CT.
vii. Ann Pinckney.6,8
viii. Deborah Pinckney.6,8
4. ix. William b. c. 1675.
x. Jean Pinckney,6,8 also known as Jane, b. 1675 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, d. aft. 1714.

Married# Moses Dimon,# b. 7 Oct 1672 in Fairfield, CT,# (son of Moses Dimon and Abigail Ward).

Generation Two

2. Thomas Pinckney, b. c. 1662 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, d. 1732 in Eastchester, Westchester County, NY.8

Married bef. 1680,2_6 Hannah __________.

Children:
5. i. William b. 1680/1.
6. ii. Thomas Jr. b. 1683.
iii. Philip Pinckney.

Married# Leah Guyon, (daughter of Lewis Guyon and unknown).

7. iv. Jonathan b. 1687.
v. Hannah Pinckney.
vi. Susannah Pinckney.
vii. Jane Pinckney.

3. John Pinckney6,8 b. in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, d. bef. 1725.4

(1) Married c. 1690,2,4 Abigail Hunt,6,# also known as Abijah, b. c. 1656/8 in Fairfield, Fairfield County, CT, (daughter of Thomas Hunt and unknown).

Children:
8. i. Samuel.
ii. Ferris Pinckney
iii. Sarah Pinckney.

Married 11 Dec 1699, Samuel Ferris.

iv. Abigail Pinckney.
v. Mary Pinckney.
vi. Isabella Pinckney, b. 1705.
vii. Cicelia Pinckney.

(2) He married Elizabeth Jessup, b. c. 1660.

(3) He married _____ Whittemore.

4. William Pinckney6,8 b. c. 1675 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY.

Married bef.1682,2 Unknown6

Children:
i. William Pinckney Jr..

Generation Three

5. William Pinckney, b. 1680/1 in Eastchester, Westchester, New York,4 d. 11 Mar 1755.4

Married 25 Jun 1703 in New Rochelle, Westchester Co., NY,# Ithamar Pell, also known as Tamar / Thamar, b. c. 1687, (daughter of John Pell and unknown).

Children:
i. William Pinckney, b. c. 1705, d. 1746.3

Married16 Sarah ______.

ii. Philip Pinckney, b. c. 1710.

He married Mary _____, b. ABT 1719.

9. iii. Israel.
iv. Ithamar Pinckney, also known as Tamar, b. c. 1714.

Married3 Joseph Conklin Jr., b. c. 1710.

v. Thomas Pinckney.
vi. Jane Pinckney, b. c. 1720 in Eastchester, Westchester, New York, d. 1756 in Eastchester, Westchester, New York.

(1) Married3 Thomas Weeden, b. c. 1677, d. 1746 in Rye, Westchester, New York.
(2) Married3 John Jones.
vii. Mary Pinckney, b. c. 1721.

Married3 John Hunt, b. 1705/17.

viii. Jemima Pinckney b. c. 1722.

Married3 Israel Honeywell Jr., b. c. 1719.

ix. Sarah Pinckney, b. c. 1723, d. 1769.3

(1) She married _____ Purdy.
(2) Married3 Caleb Hunt, b. c. 1720.

6. Thomas Pinckney Jr., b. 1683 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY,4 d. 1765 in Mount Vernon, Westchester, New York.

Married3 Elizabeth Chappell, b. c. 1694 in Long Island, New York, d. aft. 1744.

Children:
10. i. Thomas III b. Feb 1729.
11. ii. Israel b. c. 1735/8.
12. iii. Philip b. c. 1744.
iv. Sarah Pinckney.

Married3 John Williams.

v. Jemima Pinckney.

Married3 Thomas Ward.

vi. Phebe Pinckney

Married3 Thomas Fowler.

13. vii. William, Sr. b. 12 Jan 1736/7.

7. Jonathan Pinckney b. 1687 - 1698 in NY.

(1) Married16 Sarah Ward.

Children:
i. Sarah Pinckney, b. 1737 in Goshen, NY.
ii. Jonathan Pinckney.
iii. Marion Pinckne, also known as Mariam.

(2) Married16 Alida Staff.

Children:
iv. John Pinckney, b. 1741,16 d. 1744.16
14. v. Gilbert b. 3(1) May 1743.
15. vi. John b. 12 Jul 1746.
vii. Philip Pinckney, b. 20/21 Oct 1749.16
16. viii. Charles b. 21 Nov 1751.
ix. David Pinckney, b. 1753/61,16 d. 17 May 1826.16

8. Samuel Pinckney.

He married Rachel Perdon, also known as Ferdon.

Children:
i. John Pinckney, b. 4 May 1765, d. 15 Oct 1765.
ii. Samuel Pinckney, b. 1770, baptized 7 Jun 1772.
17. iii. Joseph b. 15 Apr 1771.
iv. Katty Pinckney b. 1774 in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York.
18. v. Jacob b. 1783.

Generation Four

9. Israel Pinckney d. 13 Feb 1761/3 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY.3

He married Elizabeth Nodine, also known as Noudine, b. 17 Aug 1712 in New Rochelle, Westchester Co., NY, (daughter of Andrew Nodine and Susanna de Vauxde).

Children:
i. Rachel Pinckney, b. 22 Mar 1732/6 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY.#

Married 1756,# Jacob Post Jr..

ii. William Pinckney, b. 1736/49 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, d. Feb 1811 in New York City, New York, New York.#

Married 26 Aug 1773,21 Hannah Drake.

iii. Isabel Pinckney, b. 1738 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY.

Married19 George Elwyn.

iv. Lewis Pinckney, b. 1740.

10. Thomas Pinckney III, b. Feb 1729.3

Married 28 Dec 1758 in NY, Abigail Briggs nickname Abby, b. 1736.

Children:
i. Thomas Pinckney.
ii. Briggs Pinckney, military Rev. War, pvt. in 3rd Westchester Co. militia.19
iii. Elijah Pinckney.
iv. Josiah Pinckney.
v. Rachel Pinckney.
vi. Rebecca Pinckney, b. 1769, d. 8 Jan 1857 in Rush, Ontario Co., NY.

She married Ebenezer Hoyt.

Re: Cotesworth Pinckney, M.D.

kfrances29 — 2007-05-29 11:42:19Z

I am looking for the Mary Ella Magwood, possibly living in the Augusta, GA area in the 1900's, any help is appreciated, also any, stories accepted too...

Pinckney name given to all children of African descent

mpinckney196 — 2009-03-01 06:17:05Z

Pickney- Child, children, kids.
I guess you can say the "N" (The End) does not make a difference if you do not know the beginning. The first line is a copy and paste from a glossary of the Jamician language of Patois. The slaveholders of Charleston SC did not only give their slaves the name of "Pinckney" as mine surname is spelled or "Pickney" as yours; but their family's business placed the name of Pinckney on all the potential inventory from the shores of Africa thru the Carribean to the shores of South Carolina. Pinckney is a conjuntion of two words "pink" and "knee". We all know that the average age of the slaves brought to America was that of children and that they were carried by wooden ships which required alot of swabbing. This would mean that the men on these ship would most likely be on there knees in the rough seas so by the time they got to a shore to get their PRECIOUS cargo the blood showing thru their skin looked pink to mothers and fathers watching there children playing in the surf. So when the parents said Pinckney/Pinkney/pink knees the children were expect to come running. The etomolgy of a word is not hard to understand if you study the era in which the word originated. The majority of the slaves sold in America were sold in Charleston SC, the prominent family in Charleston were slaveholders with the last name of Pinckney, Pinckney is the name used to this day in Jamica. I have even heard some to say in Ethiopian children are called Pinckneys. I hope one day to meet a true Pinckney that still has some of the sales' receipts and would be willing to allow us to get closer to our roots. Do you think the word "pickanenny" could be Pinckney in another dialect?

Re: NY PINCKNEY family pt.2

lereyes — 2009-01-30 20:23:10Z

Jim, I am researching my gg-grandfather who was a Pinckney and was born in Westchester county in 1820. In doing so I started a family tree of the Pinckneys trying to find a connection. In my tree I tried to make the connections when known, if I could not find it I added the family anyways without the linkage. I did not however add my sources but it is mostly from the same sources you have listed plus my own research using the census records as well as newspapers obits. If you are interested in a copy l would be glad to share it with you.

Re: Was the last name Pinckney given to slaves???

BpinckneyNaraine — 2009-03-02 22:44:17Z

My Grandfather Marion (Boilie) Pinckney was from SC, Rembert. This was the story that he told us. Our slave masters allowed us to take their name. Some free slaves spelled the name Pinckney and some spelled the name Pinkney. Both are related. Bpinckney2@comcast.net

Re: Charles Pinckney & Elizabeth Lucas

sallen8363 — 2008-09-21 20:55:56Z

I have been searching for my Pinckney relatives. I have found out that my great-great grandfather was born in Berekely County, St James Goose Creek, South Carolina in 1834. I would like to know if CC Pinckney & E. Pinckney kept slave records that may let me know if I am headed in the right direction.

Re: More Charleston Pinckneys

sepinckney — 2008-03-30 08:06:36Z

I have taken note of the different spellings of the last name. Living in Georgia, I always thought the last name was unique since I had not met another person with the same last name. It was not until I was 18 when a customer at my place of employement asked me if I was from or have relatives in South Carolina because it is a common name there. I do not know if I do, but I would like to find out if I am related to anybody in South Carolina. My grandparents, who are both deceased, were Willie Lee and Elizabeth Pinckney. A couple of years ago, I met a Paula Pinckney in Atlanta, and her father and family is from Richmond, Virginia. We are not related, but it was nice meeting her.

Re: Pinckney In Cayuga Co., NY

SJHS4066 — 2007-10-22 01:57:02Z

My grandmother's grandfather was Luman Pinckney.She was Rose Pinckney Holihan. I would like to share and compare information on the Pinckneys.
Sandy

Re: Pinckney In Cayuga Co., NY

SJHS4066 — 2007-08-24 15:07:22Z

I don't know if this will get to you as your posting was in 2002, but I am also related to the same Pinckney family through Ernie's sister Rose Pinckney Holihan. Rose is my grandmother. If you do get this e-mail me back at: sjhs4066@aol.com.
Thank you Sandra

Re: Nancy Pinkney(Pinckney)2nd wife of Hiram TenEyck NY

mh901 — 2007-05-16 02:31:10Z

Hiram TenEyck married a Hogue and lived in IL. I am looking for his ancestry.

Thanks,
Melanie

Re: Thomas Pinckney Johnson

ccantor192 — 2008-07-08 18:13:59Z

I am his great grandaughter and do have some information on Thomas P. Johnson. More on his daughters & grandchildren.

New DNA Results are in!

CheriMello1 — 2008-02-13 22:38:43Z

You can view the new DNA results here: http://www.familytreedna.com/public/binkley/ (Click on Y Results).

In group 1, kit 71739 has upgraded to 37 markers with results due any day now. In group 2, kit 78682 has upgraded to 37 with results due in 6-8 weeks. I have not asked the 3rd group, John Binkley of NC to upgrade to 37, as there is no reason to do so, until they start getting matches.

Two new kits are coming due. Both believe that they do not match the Swiss Binkleys. One kit will start having results trickle in late this week or early next week and the other kit will be back in 6-8 weeks.

Group 1 is getting a little closer to splitting apart, but will still need more DNA participants in order for me to do this.

If you are interested in DNA and how it can help you, feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,
Cheri Mello
Binkley/Pinkley DNA Admin.

DNA Holiday Sale ends Dec. 31st

CheriMello1 — 2007-12-26 22:58:57Z

Hi all,

Hope everyone had a nice holiday.

Just a quick reminder that FamilyTree DNA (FTDNA)'s holiday sale will end on Dec. 31st at 11:59 pm CST. There is still time to order your DNA test. A Y-DNA 25 marker is $15 off and a Y-DNA 37 marker is $30 off. You need to be a male with the surname of Binkley/Pinkley (or variation) to test. If you are a female or a male without the surname of Binkley/Pinkley, you can have a male Binkley/Pinkley cousin test in your place. Place your order here (scroll down) and choose the INVOICE method to pay by. You will have through Jan. to pay the invoice. https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=D26491&...

I am also a member of the Binkley list on Rootsweb.

Sincerely,
Cheri Mello
Binkley/Pinkley DNA Administrator

DNA Study

CheriMello1 — 2007-11-11 17:07:06Z

Hello Members,

My name is Cheri Mello and I took over the Binkley/Pinkley DNA study with FamilyTree DNA. I've been involved in various DNA studies for the past 2.5 years. I'm a co-administrator of one study, sole administrator of two others, and am part of a DNA committee at my local genealogy society. I chose FamilyTreeDNA as the testing company as I like the tools they provide the administrators (me) to help manage the project (your DNA results).

You can find out more information here (how to join, cost, etc):
https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=D26491&...
(You can also access it from the main page at: www.ftdna.com and type in Pinckney, Binkley or Pinkley or any other allied surname in the search box).

Also, FamilyTree DNA has started their Holiday sale early. The Y-DNA 37 marker test is $30 off and the Y-DNA 25 marker is $15 off. You must order via the invoice method by Dec. 31st.

Email me with any questions. I am on the message board and the list. Thanks!

Sincerely,
Cheri Mello
Binkley/Pinkley DNA Admin
3G: Cynthia Pinkley (18teens - c. 1844)
Possibly the dau. of George Pinkley (maybe Benj. Pink) & Sarah

Re: Pinckney Family Tree

JovanP321 — 2008-05-22 18:44:20Z

Hello I am a Pinckney my name is Jovan Pinckney I live in Rochester,NY

Re: CC. Pinckney

TLS49321 — 2008-05-12 16:59:21Z

I would love to receive some info on Vern and Myrtle (HOLMES) PINCKNEY, also from Sparta, MI. My son's gr grandfather Clair NELSON, was married to Myrtle Ione PINCKNEY, daughter to Vern and Myrtle. I am seeking parental info on Vern.

Thank you for your time,

Tracy Slaughter
TLS49321@yahoo.com

Mrs. Myrtle L. (HOLMES) PINCKNEY

TLS49321 — 2008-06-22 00:53:56Z

Grand Rapids Press
6/26/1961, page 33

PINCKNEY – Mrs. Myrtle L. (HOLMES) PINCKNEY, aged 75 of 265 River Rd, Sparta, passed away Saturday at Sunshine Hospital after a long illness. She is survived by one son, Harold of Rockford; two daughters, Mrs. Howard (Leota) POWELL of Rockford, Mrs. Clair (Ione) NELSON of Sparta; 26 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. A the Hessel Funeral Home, with Rev. Don Baker officiating. Internment in Fairplains Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Vernon PINCKNEY dies

TLS49321 — 2008-06-22 00:53:17Z

Grand Rapids Herald
12/13/1947, page 12

PINCKNEY – Vernon PINCKNEY, aged 66, of 265 River Rd, Sparta, passed away unexpectedly Thursday evening at his home. He is survived by his wife, Myrtle; two sons, Harold of Grand Rapids and Lowell of Sparta; two daughters Mrs. Howard (Leota) POWELL of Rockford and Mrs. Clair (Ione) NELSON of Sparta; two brothers Arzie and Alden of Sparta; 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Monday at he Bettes Memorial Chapel. Rev. Henry W. Ellinger officiating. Internment in Fairplains Cemetery, Sparta. Friends may call at the chapel.

Vernon PINCKNEY

TLS49321 — 2008-06-06 18:45:48Z

Seeking on Vernon PINCKNEY, born 1881 in or near Lyons, Ionia, Michigan, and died 12 Dec 1947 in Grand Rapids, Kent, MI.

He married Myrtle L HOLMES, born 1885 in Michigan and died 25 Jun 1961 Grand Rapids, Kent, MI.

Seeking parental info on Vernon and Myrtle.

Thank you
Tracy Slaughter

Re: Pinckney name given to slaves

pinckneydom07 — 2008-06-24 04:00:16Z

I believe I heard you say something about Ed Pinckney? He was on the Celtics here in Boston . That's my father's cousin ... Jerome Pinckney

Re: John Pinckney - UK family tree

sharongould63 — 2009-01-07 16:57:59Z

Diane..Did you ever get the Pinckney-UK family tree? I would like some info if you did. According to my records there were 3 brothers that came from Northumberland, England: Charles, William, @ Jonathan. Do you have any info? My grandfather was a descendent of John Wesley Pinckney.

Re: CC. Pinckney

sharongould63 — 2009-01-07 16:43:40Z

I have been researching Pinckneys for a few years and have info about the Coatsworth/Pinckney connection. The 1st Pinckney married a Coatesworth and the names Charles, William, and HENRY ARE REPEATED EVERY GENERATION. The families for app. 4 generations would all name their sons after uncles and brothers AND cousins. It is very confusing at 1st. To get them separated I looked in History books because the Charles' were cousins, uncles, & brothers in S.C. politics. I have a 7 generation tree on my side of family and never did find a connection to the S.C. branch. Also noted that 1 generation of Charles Coatsworth Pinckney did not marry and had no Children. When researching always double ck. birth dates AND deaths. Also, one family sorta left the clan, went out on their own and dropped the c and became Pinkney. Good Luck. Finding the info is half the fun.