+Mosheim BANKERT
+Mary Jane BANKERT
Samuel Valentine BANKERT
+Charlotte Ann BANKERT
John BANKERT
+David Owen BANKERT
+Franklin N BANKERT
+Mosheim BANKERT
+Mary Jane BANKERT
Samuel Valentine BANKERT
+Charlotte Ann BANKERT
John BANKERT
+David Owen BANKERT
+Franklin N BANKERT
_John Jacob BANKERT JR________+
| (1746 - 1824)
_John Peter BANKERT ___|
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_David Stonesifer BANKERT _|
| (1808 - 1873) |
| | _John Daniel (Sr) STONESIFER _+
| | | (1731 - 1813) m 1765
| |_Christina STONESIFER _|
| (1778 - 1849) |
| |_Maria Elizabeth YINGLING ____+
| (1744 - 1821) m 1765
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|--Owen BANKERT carpenter in Westminster
| (1813 - 1883)
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|_Sarah A HOUPTMAN _________|
(1824 - 1897) |
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[11279] [S14] "History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
[9247] [S14] "History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
Aldrich Ryland PENINGTON
+Francis Atkey PENINGTON
Casper Eaton PENNINGTON
+Mary Rebecca PENINGTON
Loudon Marion PENINGTON
William Russell PENINGTON
Letitia Eaton PENINGTON
Ruth Elizabeth PENINGTON
Anne May PENINGTON
+Leonard Atkey PENINGTON
Jacob Alrich PENINGTON
Joseph Thomas PENINGTON
+Martha Jane PENINGTON
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|_Deborah POULSON ____|
(1793 - 1867) m 1814|
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|_Elizabeth __________|
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[3880] [S147] DE Archives Bible Records File Folders
[3878] [S147] DE Archives Bible Records File Folders
[15538] [S65] DE Archives Marriage Card file
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[14936] [S166] Ed Ball Gedcom site rootsweb
[14935] [S240] Genealogy of Conn Families NEHGR
The Henry Peck Family of NEw Haven Conn. by Donald Lines Jacobus
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_Theodore F JAMES farmed near Littlestown_|
| (1874 - 1935) m 1896 |
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|--Edward JAMES
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| _John Joseph STONESIFER _+
| | (1811 - 1891)
| _Isaac Nicodemus STONESIFER _|
| | (1847 - 1926) |
| | |_Lydia ROUTSON __________+
| | (1809 - 1881)
|_Lydia Virginia STONESIFER _______________|
(1874 - 1910) m 1896 |
| _________________________
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|_Lydia LIPPY ________________|
(1847 - 1939) |
|_________________________
[12279] [S14] "History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
[2006] [S42] Personal notes Leslie Minner Walls
Robert of Wm. PENINGTON not proven link to this Wm +Edward PENINGTON farmer Native CC MD
+Samuel PENINGTON Odessa, DE proven link to Robert
+Hyland Biddle PENINGTON
+Robert B PENINGTON
+Mary B PENINGTON
+Benedict (Wm) PENINGTON served 1812 War
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_William PENINGTON not proven chart link_|
| (1693 - 1737) m 1713 |
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_William PENINGTON proven son of Wm_|
| (1717 - ....) |
| | _John ATKEY lived at the Head of Sassafras_
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| |_Mary ATKEY _____________________________|
| (1694 - ....) m 1713 |
| |_Anne _____________________________________
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|--Robert of Wm. PENINGTON not proven link to this Wm
| (1750 - 1800)
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[144]
This link to William of Wm and Mary Atkey Penington is tenative at best. There is no written documentation. The link is made for my research purpose only. To help me prove or disprove this theory. The only clue I have is the old family chart that points me in this direction.
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This is the only link of Robert to this William and Mary Atkey. It still needs documentation at the archives
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estimation of age
using the 20 year span substracted from date of first child born
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the PRA estimated 1736. I think this is too far back since his first children were born aroun 1770. If he was 20 when he married and this would make his birth more likely 1750. This also is more intune with the age of his wife born in 1751
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Copyright Ruth Stonesifer [Home] [Surname List]
1790 Census MD Cecil Bohemia Hundred Image 0546 Roll M 637_3
1790 MD Census Cecil Co FWM over 16-- 3, FWM under 16--2, FWF--2, Other--, Slaves-- 5 This would be the correct accounting if Edward was the oldest and listed separately on this census. There is a Edward of Robert listed with one entry FWM over 16. The three over16 in this listing would be Robert the father, Samuel and Hyland, the two under 16 would be Robert (son) and Wm. Benedict. Wife Mary and Mary the daughter are listed.
Turner Microfiche Dover DE--Cecil Co MD Wills Book JJ no A p 231 Robert Penington June 10 1800 Wife Mary gets dwelling farm and personal, 2 children of Edward and his wife Rebecca get the land on Elk River
Children by wife Mary: sons Hyland B and Robert certain lands, Dau Mary 200 pounds
Grand daughter Margaret Dau. of Son Samuel received money, son Samuel was executor
Jeremiah Hordan JR Robert Wardi and Benjamin Porter Dec 30 1800
MD Archives S1194-11 location 1/25/3/6 recorded Libra JC folio 223
"State of Maryland Cecil County
By virtue of a Special Warrant of resurvey, granted out of the Eastern Shore Land office, the 30th day of October 1788 unto Robert Penington (Son of William) to resurvey his part of a Tract of Land in said County called Costers Harbour, Originally on the twenty fifth day of July--Anno Domin 1664 granted unto a certain Abraham Morgan for the Quantity of three hundred _______,_______ Acres. With Liberty given in said Warrant, to Amend any Errors in the original Survey, and Adding Vacant Land Contiguous there to I William Humphreys, Surveyor of Cecil County do hereby humbly certify that for and in the name him the Said Robert Penington (son of William) have on the 18th day of September 1789 carefully resurveyed and laid out the aforesaid part of a tract of land called Costers Harbour, according to the original notes and bounds thereof containing forty Acres, two roads and twenty two perches of land more or less.
Also by virtue of the aforesaid Warrant, I have carefully surveyed and added within the outlines of this resurvey Nine acres one Road and eighteen perches vacant land more or less.
[description of the boundaries follow: including the names of the following land tracts.
Costers Harbour, Good Luck, Wheelers Warren, Strange.
PP 17-1 p55 (Will Bk. 6:231-4) Will mentions 7 negroes to be set free at age 31 each, lands on Morgan's Creek and Bohemia River (to son Samuel after wife's death). [Samuel could be the oldest son since he was executor and inherited the farm after his mother dies]Copied as to interpretations of handwriting
"In the name of God amen. I, Robert Penington of Cecil County and State of Maryland being weak in Body but thanks be given by me to almighty God of sound and discerning Mind memory and understanding, do for such worldly estate as it hath pleased my bountiful Creator to bestow on me and bless me with, make and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following, that is to say I devise and bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Pennington the farm whereon I now Dwell together with the crop which may be on the ground at the time of my decease, during her life or widowhood which shall first aspire. I also bequeath unto my beloved wife my Negro women named Nanny to her and her Discerning as also my two Negroes named Isaac and Milley during her life or widow hood or until they shall arrive unto the age of thirty one years which shall first aspire or happen. Also I bequeath unto my beloved wife two good horses, four good milk cows, six sow and six Goats and as much farming utensils as she to have occupied for to work the aforesaid Farm, also two Bed stead and furniture of her first choice, half a dozen chairs of her first choice, and all the crockery ware she may choose to keep, half a Dozen Silver table spoons, half a Dozen Silver tea spoons, sugar tongs, a trunk which is called mine, a riding chaise, a walnut dining table and such other household and Kitchen furniture as may have occasion for and provisions necessary for her and family the year.
Item. I bequeath unto my son Edward Penington's two children which he [I] had by his wife Rebecca a Bond due from said Edward unto me for the Payment of the amount two pounds eight shillings and one Penny half penny dated December the thirteenth day seventeen hundreds and ninety nine in full of their share of my estate both real and personal
Item. I devise and bequeath unto my son Benedict Penington all my lands lying on the North Side of the Elk River in Elk Neck Hundred unto him the said Benedict and to his heirs and assigns for ever. I also give unto my son Benedict one bed Bed head and furniture, and my will that if my beloved wife should die before, my Negro man shall arrives to the age of thirty one years, that then he shall descend and go unto my said son Benedict, unto whom I give and bequeath my Negro Harry Mike and Minty until they shall each arrive unto the age of thirty one years.
Item. I give and devise unto my two sons Hyland B. Penington and Robert Pennington all my lands which I purchased of Henry Hayes and Doct. Thomas B Veazey to be equally divided between them and to them and their heirs and assigns for ever provided that they the said Hyland B Pennington and Robert Pennington each pay unto my Daughter Mary Pennington the sum of two hundred Pounds current money with legal interest there in within five years after my decease. Also I bequeath unto my said son Hyland B. Penington, one bed and Bed head and furniture and silver shoe and knee buckets, stock buckle and sleeve buttons.
Item. I bequeath unto my said Son Robert Pennington one Bed Bed head and furniture, also my silver watch and my wish is that my said son Robert shall have all the Residue of my household furniture which I have not bequeathed.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Pennington my Negro girl named Maria and my will is that after the Death of my beloved wife, my Negro Girl named Milley shall descend and go unto my said Daughter Mary unto whom I give a Bed Bed head and furniture and a chest which she claims as her own.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my grand Daughter Margaret Pennington Daughter of my son Samuel my Negro Girl named Rebecca. And my will is that my Negroes Harry Isaac, Mike, Mint, Milley, Maria and Rebecca shall be free and set at Liberty each when they arrive unto thirty one years of age.
Item. and my will is that after the Death of my beloved wife Mary Pennington, the Farm where on I now dwell together with all the lands I now hold on Morgans Creek and Bohemia River shall descend and go unto my Son Samuel Pennington and to him and his heirs and assigns forever provided that the said Samuel Pennington shall pay unto my Daughter Mary Pennington the Sum of one hundred pounds current money with legal interest thereon within one year after the death of by beloved wife Mary Pennington I also give and bequeath unto my said son Samuel all the Debts which he now oweth me on Bond Note or Book accounts and further my will is that after my Debts and funeral expenses and legacies and bequests are paid, that all the rest and residue of my Personal estate including the crop on the land devised unto my two sons Hyland B Penington and Robert Pennington shall descend and go unto my said son Samuel Pennington. And I hear by constitute and appoint my said son Samuel Pennington whole and sole Executor of this my last will and testament; revoking and annulling, all former wills by me here fore made; Ratifying and confirming this and none other to be my last will and Testament. In Testimony where of I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this tenth day of June Anno Dom. One thousand Eight hundred. Robert of Wm. SEAL
Witnessed
Jeremiah Gorden Jun.
Robert Ware
Benja Porter
Dec 30 1800"
Cecil Co Inventory Vol. 12 page 367 Oct 12 1801. Inventory was done by John Ward and John Mercer.
Mostly lists household goods and farming equipment, several horses, cows, sheep, snoots( pigs)
1 Negroe man Harry four years to serve.
I Negroe Boy Mike 21 years to serve.
Negroe Man Isaac 21 yr old.
1 Negro Woman 27 years old
1 negroe girls 9 yrs old Milly
1 negro girl 8 yrs old Minty
"Ditto" ? Mariah 4 yr old,
1 negro girl Rebeccah 2 yr old
Estate tally $1572.62
Oct 12 1801 "Then came Samuel Pennington Executor of the last will and testament of Robert Pennington late of said county deceased." to verify the accounting and if more property was discovered to make an account of it.
Look into two deeds--There is supposed to be a deed in MD of Samuel selling the property that he inherited after his mother's death at the Bohemia River plantation JS Vol. 5-52-1808. Another deed J.S. Vol. 1-118-1805 is supposed to mention Samuel of Robert-Robert of William. This information was in the Pennington files at the Cecil Co Historical Library in Elkton MD
The actual land near Morgans Creek can be viewed from "Club Lane" just off Glebe Rd. There are several horse farms located on the property and by the view it is a spectacular piece of land. Next to Club Lane is a road called "Old Farm Road." At the end of the land is a standing grove of trees that could have sheltered a house long since torn down. It fits the pattern that this could be the site of the old homestead. On the old 1871 map of Cecil CO, there is a Mrs. Pennington homestead located near the "Old Farm Road" area.
Isabel Coburn from Maine in her 4/20/2000 letter. She has done lots of research on the DE and MD branches of this family and has developed some interesting theories.
"The significance of "Robert, of William" appears to be to distinguish Robert who m Mary Beadle/Biddle, s/o Robert who m Mary Ryland, s/o William of Kent Co, from Robert who m. Rachel Beadle, s/o Robert who m Anne Porter, s/o Henry who m1 Rachel, m2 Eliza."
My diagram
Robert and Mary Biddle
"As you will see, those linkages differ form your Descendants of William Penington -68 and Modified Register. William was the 3rd ch/o William and Mary (Atkey), b say 1718. It was Richard and Mary (Wheeler)'s s. William b 22 Jan 1714/5, according to Peden's 'Early Anglican church records of Cecil County.' For some reason the births of William and Mary (Atkey)'s William, Jacob, Rachel, and Rebecca are not found in St. Stephen's Church records. However, William's will, written 1 Jul 1737, proved 17 Aug 1737, names Richard as oldest (b 22 Jun 1714, John next (b. 8 May 1716), William third (unrecorded).
"The son William m Mary Caulk, identified as sis/o Jacob Caulk. Their chn are named in the adm. accts. of their son William "the younger" who d 1774 before he could complete adm. of his father's estate, who had d. 1769. Their second son, Cornelius, became guardian of three of his younger sibs. Elizabeth, wid/o William "the younger," m2 Thomas Reed.
"I believe it was Robert, s/o Samuel and Jane (Price) who m. Elizabeth Moody. I have been unable to find a marriage for your Samuel's bro. Robert"
Isabel states that this Robert was b in 1718 . The date does not fit!
MD Historical Library in the Norris Harris Church Register Index Has a reference to probably the St Stephens Church records: Robert son of Wm. and Mary father of Hyland Biddle Penington who married Edith Hendrickson 3 p 29 ; another reference is Robert wife Mary son of Wm. father of H B Penington 3 p 158 this may be the bingo connection is this is indeed Wm. and Mary Atkey Penington! Should find the original records
Cecil Co Deed 7/7/1783 Vol. 15 p 299 Henry Hayes of CC Farmer sells to Robert Penington of same County for the sun of 500 pounds current money of the State track of land called Essex Lodge which Henry Hayes purchased of John Ward son of John containing 80 acres. Witn John Ward and James Louttel.
Cecil Co Bond12/11/1783 Vol. 15 p 301 John Price (son of Hyland) of CC held and bound unto Robert Penington of CC just sum 1500 pounds in Gold half Johanoes at three pounds each or Spanish milled Silver Dollars at seven Shillings and six pence each to be paid to Robert Penington bound 12/8/1781. sell land until Alphonso Cosden arrives at age-- 23 acres of land being part of two tracts of land the one called Coasters Harbour and the other called Wheelers Warren and being at the head and adjoins forty acres part of the sad tracts of land which the said Robert Penington some time ago purchased of a certain Samuel Beedle which said forty acres of land has been laid out to the said Robert Penington adjoining Bohemia River and a Creek called Morgan's Creek. Witness Hyland Price and John Penington.
Cecil Co Deed 12/5/1783 Vol. 15 p 325 Robert Penington of CC sell to John Miller gentleman for 300 pounds of current money parcel of land lying in CC which was conveyed by Thomas Pearce and Elizabeth his wife in the year 1708 to Francis Steel and Rebecca his wife and now in the possession tenure and occupation of William Pearce of CC.......PEARCE CONNECTION TO THE NIECE WHO HELPS SAMUEL OF ODESSA????????? Pearce connection could also be in the sisters of Samuel's wife Hannah MC Conaoughy. The niece was Margaret Handy late Mrs. Margaret Pearce. She testified that she knew Margaret Penington for 15 years in 1825. This would have been around the time of Samuel's second marriage to Hannah in 1810
Cecil Co Deed 3/8/1803 Vol. 23 p 216 Robert B Penington of CC and Hyland B Penington Essex Lodge and James Discovery land that Dr Thomas B Veasey had sold to Robert Penington of Wm. and deeded to Robert B 1/11/1802. near old saw mill Scotchman's creek below Richardson's little house near lad sold by Samuel Biddle to Edward Penington of Robert Dc not in the possession of Capt. John Biddle.
Cecil Co Deed abt 1803 Vol. 23 p 218-selling Essex Lodge clearly States "Robert Penington son of Wm. bought of Henry Hayes" copy is dark
David Wilson Ledger Property of Corbit Sharp House 1769-1773 DE [may be this Robert or not]
"1769 Robert Pennington
Aug 22 Fo 9 yard chuk 20/3 1 yard linen 14 yard Sawn 21 thed 80
Fo 6 Sygar 3/6 1 cotton hank 2/6 Octob4 to cash 100
Nov 10 Fo 1 1/2 bucket Salt 3/9 Dec 6 Fo 1/2 powder of 3 shott 1/6
Decm 6 Fo 6 yd binding 6d 18 Buttons 13d thread 2d 11y1 1/2 buchet salt
1770 Feb19 Fo 2 pair Buckles 5/ 102 thread 8d 1/2 yd ozenbsaed
fo 1 almanack 6d 1 bottle snuff3/6 1 tin quart 1/2 1 capofd
fo 1 augur 2/4 1 mug 6d 1 hammer 3/ {17} to each 6/
Apl6 for cash in full paid himself [grand total 9-3-4]"
Rebecca Agnes SHEETS
[Rin I6527] [10231]
Family 1:
Family 2: +Uriah E STONESIFER
+Hanson Henry STONESIFER
+Geroge W STONESIFER
+Mary Mandilla STONESIFER
+Charles Amos STONESIFER
+James H STONESIFER
+Maria Ellen STONESIFER
Catharine STONESIFER no issue
Francis Thomas STONESIFER