Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Person Page 1273
Elizabeth R. Kennedy (F)
#183446
#183446
Death Certificate of Charles Franklin Goble lists wife- Elizabeth R. Kennedy.
Informant, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Goble, Bay Head, NJ. Elizabeth R. Kennedy married Charles F. Goble, son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell.
Informant, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Goble, Bay Head, NJ. Elizabeth R. Kennedy married Charles F. Goble, son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Elizabeth Kennedy (F)
(c 1771 - 20. Aug. 1852), #331264
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Relationship=5th cousin 5 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
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(c 1771 - 20. Aug. 1852), #331264
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Elizabeth Kennedy was born c 1771 at Frederick County, Maryland. She was the daughter of John Kennedy Jr. and Esther Stille. Elizabeth Kennedy married Judge Zachriah Wheat, son of John Wheat and Susannah Gatton, on 9. Dec. 1791 at Bedford County, Virginia. Elizabeth Kennedy died on 20. Aug. 1852.
"Betsey" Kennedy m. which Zach. Wheat??? by: B. H. Harris
A source of great confusion about which one of the Zachariah Wheats that "Betsey" Kennedy married comes from the fact that in the latter 1700's and early 1800's there were no less than 18 Zachariah Wheats born, and perhaps more. There was more than one Elizabeth "Betsey" Kennedy, but I have found only one who was born in Frederick Co., MD during this period. This "Betsey" Kennedy (b. 1771) was the niece of Thomas Kennedy, my ggg grandfather. The purpose of this posting is to attempt to settle the question I have raised. Tradition says that this Elizabeth met her future husband, Zachariah Wheat (abt. 1764-abt. 1842) , when he came from Baltimore, MD to Bedford Co., VA to deliver a wagon load of salt. He was the son of John Wheat and was born in Maryland. They were married in Bedford Co., VA on Dec. 9, 1791, and lived for a short time in Wheat's Valley. For the marriage bond, Samuel Hatcher signed the surety, and consent was given by Esther Kennedy, mother of Betsey.
She was the daughter of John Kennedy, Jr. (1742-1781), who died of starvation on a British prison ship, having been captured during the Battle of Guilford Court House, NC, during the Revolutionary War. Her mother was Esther Stilly (1745-1820) of Frederick Co., MD. Her grandfather, John Kennedy, Sr. came to Maryland Colony abt. 1720 as a six year old boy, having been kidnapped by a group of sailors (along with several other boys) while playing along the shores of Ireland. In Maryland, these boys were sold as indentured servants for a period of years, after which John, Sr., married and settled down in Frederick Co., MD. His sons, Thomas and Joseph, and the descendants of John, Jr., represented one of the most prominent families in early Kentucky history. Thomas helped build Strode's Fort in 1779. John, Jr. and his wife moved from Frederick Co., MD to Bedford Co., VA probably in the 1770's. After John, Jr. lost his life in the Revolutionary War, the widow Esther (Stilly) Kennedy with several of her unmarried and married childen, which included Zachariah and Betsey (Kennedy) Wheat, moved to Bourbon Co., KY where Thomas had acquired a large tract of land for the families of Joseph, John, Jr., and himself before the Revolutionary War. In Bourbon Co., KY, the following 12 children were born to Zachariah and Betsey (Kennedy) Wheat during the period 1793-1812: Julia (1793-1843) who married William Binier, Milton Paradise (1795-1862) who married Rebecca Miller, John Kennedy (1797-1872) who married Sarah Penn, William (1799-1861/4) who married Rebecca Wright, Harvey (1800- ) who married Mary Givens, Jahab (1801-1855) who married Jane Williams, Zachariah, Jr. (1806-1877) who married (1) Mary Ann Monroe, (2) Kitty Brawnes, (3) Ann Logan, Willis (1807-1863), Washington (1809-1878) who married Elizabeth Kennedy, Volney Godney (1810-1867) who married Dorothy Johnson, Franklin (1811-1870) who married Mary A. Camplin, and Susan (1812-1860) who married Joshua Smith.
LDS records verify that John Kennedy, Milton Paradise, Harvey, and Susan were indeed their children. Numerous Kentucky biographies indicate that Zachariah, Jr., distinguished jurist and at one time Judge of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, was a son of Zachariah and Betsey (Kennedy) Wheat. From the History of Jackson County Missouri published in 1881, I can collaborate the fact that Washington Wheat (1809-1878) was also their son. Washington Wheat, who married another Elizabeth Kennedy (b. 1819 and from LDS records she was a daughter of a John and Arlsey Kennedy) of Bourbon Co., KY on August 15, 1837. He lived all but a few weeks of his life in Bourbon and Fayette Counties, KY, dying six days after moving to Jackson Co., MO. According to cemetery records, Washingon and Elizabeth Wheat and at least three of their children (Milton K., Mary, and Charles) are buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Cass Co., MO. Civil War records show that Milton K. served in Co. F, 10th KY Vol Cav and is listed as the son of Washington and Elizabeth Wheat. Unverified sources list their children as being Mary (b. 1838), Milton K. (1841-1909), Willis (ca 1843-1864), Washington, Jr. (b. ca 1846), Margaret (b. ca 1848), Edgar (1853-1856), Charles (b. 1859), and possibly a John A. born sometime later.
Cass Co. is adjacent to Jackson Co. in the greater Kansas City, MO area. I was born and lived the first 15 years of my life within ten miles of Pleasant Hill, MO.
In 1854.
"Betsey" Kennedy m. which Zach. Wheat??? by: B. H. Harris
A source of great confusion about which one of the Zachariah Wheats that "Betsey" Kennedy married comes from the fact that in the latter 1700's and early 1800's there were no less than 18 Zachariah Wheats born, and perhaps more. There was more than one Elizabeth "Betsey" Kennedy, but I have found only one who was born in Frederick Co., MD during this period. This "Betsey" Kennedy (b. 1771) was the niece of Thomas Kennedy, my ggg grandfather. The purpose of this posting is to attempt to settle the question I have raised. Tradition says that this Elizabeth met her future husband, Zachariah Wheat (abt. 1764-abt. 1842) , when he came from Baltimore, MD to Bedford Co., VA to deliver a wagon load of salt. He was the son of John Wheat and was born in Maryland. They were married in Bedford Co., VA on Dec. 9, 1791, and lived for a short time in Wheat's Valley. For the marriage bond, Samuel Hatcher signed the surety, and consent was given by Esther Kennedy, mother of Betsey.
She was the daughter of John Kennedy, Jr. (1742-1781), who died of starvation on a British prison ship, having been captured during the Battle of Guilford Court House, NC, during the Revolutionary War. Her mother was Esther Stilly (1745-1820) of Frederick Co., MD. Her grandfather, John Kennedy, Sr. came to Maryland Colony abt. 1720 as a six year old boy, having been kidnapped by a group of sailors (along with several other boys) while playing along the shores of Ireland. In Maryland, these boys were sold as indentured servants for a period of years, after which John, Sr., married and settled down in Frederick Co., MD. His sons, Thomas and Joseph, and the descendants of John, Jr., represented one of the most prominent families in early Kentucky history. Thomas helped build Strode's Fort in 1779. John, Jr. and his wife moved from Frederick Co., MD to Bedford Co., VA probably in the 1770's. After John, Jr. lost his life in the Revolutionary War, the widow Esther (Stilly) Kennedy with several of her unmarried and married childen, which included Zachariah and Betsey (Kennedy) Wheat, moved to Bourbon Co., KY where Thomas had acquired a large tract of land for the families of Joseph, John, Jr., and himself before the Revolutionary War. In Bourbon Co., KY, the following 12 children were born to Zachariah and Betsey (Kennedy) Wheat during the period 1793-1812: Julia (1793-1843) who married William Binier, Milton Paradise (1795-1862) who married Rebecca Miller, John Kennedy (1797-1872) who married Sarah Penn, William (1799-1861/4) who married Rebecca Wright, Harvey (1800- ) who married Mary Givens, Jahab (1801-1855) who married Jane Williams, Zachariah, Jr. (1806-1877) who married (1) Mary Ann Monroe, (2) Kitty Brawnes, (3) Ann Logan, Willis (1807-1863), Washington (1809-1878) who married Elizabeth Kennedy, Volney Godney (1810-1867) who married Dorothy Johnson, Franklin (1811-1870) who married Mary A. Camplin, and Susan (1812-1860) who married Joshua Smith.
LDS records verify that John Kennedy, Milton Paradise, Harvey, and Susan were indeed their children. Numerous Kentucky biographies indicate that Zachariah, Jr., distinguished jurist and at one time Judge of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, was a son of Zachariah and Betsey (Kennedy) Wheat. From the History of Jackson County Missouri published in 1881, I can collaborate the fact that Washington Wheat (1809-1878) was also their son. Washington Wheat, who married another Elizabeth Kennedy (b. 1819 and from LDS records she was a daughter of a John and Arlsey Kennedy) of Bourbon Co., KY on August 15, 1837. He lived all but a few weeks of his life in Bourbon and Fayette Counties, KY, dying six days after moving to Jackson Co., MO. According to cemetery records, Washingon and Elizabeth Wheat and at least three of their children (Milton K., Mary, and Charles) are buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Cass Co., MO. Civil War records show that Milton K. served in Co. F, 10th KY Vol Cav and is listed as the son of Washington and Elizabeth Wheat. Unverified sources list their children as being Mary (b. 1838), Milton K. (1841-1909), Willis (ca 1843-1864), Washington, Jr. (b. ca 1846), Margaret (b. ca 1848), Edgar (1853-1856), Charles (b. 1859), and possibly a John A. born sometime later.
Cass Co. is adjacent to Jackson Co. in the greater Kansas City, MO area. I was born and lived the first 15 years of my life within ten miles of Pleasant Hill, MO.
In 1854.
Last Edited=18 Oct 2007
Children of Elizabeth Kennedy and Judge Zachriah Wheat- John Kennedy Wheat (1793 - 1831)
Milton Wheat (1795 - )
Harvey Wheat (1797 - )
Susan Wheat (1799 - )
William Wheat (1803 - 1821)
Rachel Wheat+ (1806 - 1876)
Zacheniah Wheat (1806 - 1877)
Willis Wheat (1807 - )
Washingtoon Wheat+ (4. Feb. 1809 - 10. Mar. 1878)
Dr. Volney Gatton Wheat+ (16. Jun. 1810 - 29. Sep. 1867)
Johab Wheat (1812 - )
Eli R. B. Wheat (1814 - )
Jackey Wheat (1816 - )
Franklin Wheat (1818 - )
Elizabeth Kennedy (F)
(1835 - ), #365192
(1835 - ), #365192
Elizabeth Kennedy was also known as Elizabeth Canady. Elizabeth Kennedy was born in 1835. She married Andrew J. Voris, son of Elias Voorhies and Elinor Davis, on 24. Oct. 1858 at Clark County, Illinois.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Children of Elizabeth Kennedy and Andrew J. Voris- John Voris (Oct. 1861 - )
Sarah J. Voris (1862 - )
Andrew D. Voris (1864 - )
Edgar Voris (Apr. 1872 - )
Elizabeth Kennedy (F)
(12. Feb. 1838 - 1895), #417777
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Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(12. Feb. 1838 - 1895), #417777
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Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
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Elizabeth Kennedy was born on 12. Feb. 1838 at New York. She was the daughter of Gilbert Kennedy and Maria Van Fleet. Elizabeth Kennedy married Francis Schuyler Beardsley. Elizabeth Kennedy was shown in the census on 20. Jul. 1870 as a farmer.
Elizabeth Kennedy and Francis Schuyler Beardsley appeared on the census of 20. Jul. 1870 at Catherine, Schuyler County, New York; real estate value 8,000.00, personal property 2,014.00. Elizabeth Kennedy died in 1895.
Elizabeth Kennedy and Francis Schuyler Beardsley appeared on the census of 20. Jul. 1870 at Catherine, Schuyler County, New York; real estate value 8,000.00, personal property 2,014.00. Elizabeth Kennedy died in 1895.
Last Edited=29 Jan 2007
Elizabeth Kennedy (F)
(15. Mar. 1819 - 18. Dec. 1885), #431740
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Relationship=6th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(15. Mar. 1819 - 18. Dec. 1885), #431740
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Relationship=6th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Elizabeth Kennedy was born on 15. Mar. 1819 at Kentucky. She was the daughter of Eli Kennedy and Polly McClanahan. Elizabeth Kennedy married Washingtoon Wheat, son of Judge Zachriah Wheat and Elizabeth Kennedy.
Elizabeth Kennedy and Washingtoon Wheat appeared on the census of 1. Aug. 1850 at District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 10,000.00. Elizabeth Kennedy died on 18. Dec. 1885 at Missouri at age 66.
Elizabeth Kennedy and Washingtoon Wheat appeared on the census of 1. Aug. 1850 at District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 10,000.00. Elizabeth Kennedy died on 18. Dec. 1885 at Missouri at age 66.
Last Edited=20 Oct 2007
Children of Elizabeth Kennedy and Washingtoon Wheat- Mary E. Wheat (15. Jul. 1839 - )
Molissa Wheat (5. Apr. 1840 - 20. Jun. 1840)
Octavia Wheat (5. Apr. 1840 - 7. Apr. 1840)
Milton K. Wheat (29. Oct. 1841 - 14. Aug. 1909)
Willis Wheat (26. Nov. 1843 - 1863)
Washington Wheat Jr. (18. May. 1846 - )
Charles Wheat+ (24. Apr. 1859 - 26. Feb. 1929)
Emeline M. Kennedy (F)
(8. Jan. 1823 - ), #277730
(8. Jan. 1823 - ), #277730
Emeline M. Kennedy was born on 8. Jan. 1823 at Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey. She married James Melick, son of Nicholas Egbert Melick and Elizabeth Backer, on 5. Jun. 1845.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Children of Emeline M. Kennedy and James Melick- Annie E. Melick (1. Oct. 1847 - )
Egbert Melick (9. Feb. 1849 - )
Edwin R. Melick (2. May. 1850 - )
Louis M. Melick (14. Feb. 1855 - )
Adelaide K. Melick (19. Sep. 1861 - )
Emma B. Kennedy (F)
(13. Jun. 1854 - ), #433009
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Relationship=7th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(13. Jun. 1854 - ), #433009
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Relationship=7th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Emma B. Kennedy was born on 13. Jun. 1854. She was the daughter of Littleberry Kennedy and Isabella Edwards.
Last Edited=17 Oct 2007
Emma Luella Kennedy (F)
(7. Nov. 1890 - Jun. 1982), #176326
(7. Nov. 1890 - Jun. 1982), #176326
Emma Luella Kennedy was born on 7. Nov. 1890 at Illinois. She married Herbert John Gilbreath, son of James Clark Gilbreath and Frances Minerva Gates, on 29. May. 1930 at Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado. Emma Luella Kennedy died in Jun. 1982 at Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado, at age 91.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Esther Lucille Kennedy (F)
(c 1898 - ), #312353
(c 1898 - ), #312353
Esther Lucille Kennedy was born c 1898 at Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. She married Clifton Orin Buckles, son of Thomas Albert Buckles and Katherine T. Maniard Engle, on 7. Jun. 1923 at Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska; 3 daughters are listed in the 1930 census which I can not read, dkc.
Esther Lucille Kennedy and Clifton Orin Buckles appeared on the census of 5. May. 1930 at Shirley, Cloud County, Kansas.
Esther Lucille Kennedy and Clifton Orin Buckles appeared on the census of 5. May. 1930 at Shirley, Cloud County, Kansas.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Ethan Michael Kennedy (M)
(25. Jan. 1991 - ), #401922
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Relationship=8th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=11th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(25. Jan. 1991 - ), #401922
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Relationship=8th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=11th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Ethan Michael Kennedy was born on 25. Jan. 1991. He was the son of John Kennedy and Larisa Ann Apgar.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Faye E. Kennedy (F)
(c Apr. 1890 - ), #430217
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Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(c Apr. 1890 - ), #430217
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Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Faye E. Kennedy was born c Apr. 1890 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Dr. Clyde. P. Kennedy and Laura Wikoff. Faye E. Kennedy was adopted by C. P. and Laura Kennedy.
Last Edited=15 Aug 2007
Faye Kennedy (F)
(c 1894 - ), #251538
(c 1894 - ), #251538
Faye Kennedy was born c 1894 at Pleasant Dale, Seward County, Nebraska. She married George Van Andel, son of Syrenus Van Andel and Ida Annette Schamp.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Francis A. Kennedy (M)
(1852 - ), #387350
(1852 - ), #387350
Francis A. Kennedy was also known as Frank Kennedy. Francis A. Kennedy was born in 1852 at Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York. He married Anna E. Swarthout, daughter of Richard A. Swarthout and Priscilla Bowley, on 22. Sep. 1888 at Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York. Francis A. Kennedy was shown in the census on 7. Jun. 1900 as an engineer, brickyard.
Francis A. Kennedy and Anna E. Swarthout appeared on the census of 7. Jun. 1900 at Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York; 2 children, 2 living. Francis A. Kennedy was shown in the census on 3. May. 1910 as an engineer, brickyard.
Francis A. Kennedy and Anna E. Swarthout appeared on the census of 3. May. 1910 at Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York; 2 children, 2 living.
Francis A. Kennedy appeared on the census of 9. Apr. 1930 at with his son Denman, Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York; a widower.
Francis A. Kennedy and Anna E. Swarthout appeared on the census of 7. Jun. 1900 at Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York; 2 children, 2 living. Francis A. Kennedy was shown in the census on 3. May. 1910 as an engineer, brickyard.
Francis A. Kennedy and Anna E. Swarthout appeared on the census of 3. May. 1910 at Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York; 2 children, 2 living.
Francis A. Kennedy appeared on the census of 9. Apr. 1930 at with his son Denman, Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York; a widower.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Children of Francis A. Kennedy and Anna E. Swarthout- Bernard Hill Kennedy (5. Apr. 1889 - )
Denman Swartout Kennedy+ (30. Dec. 1892 - )
George Cassius Kennedy (M)
( - 1971), #91722
( - 1971), #91722
George Cassius Kennedy was born at Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska. He married Ruth Anna Courtright, daughter of Clarence Lewis Courtright and Emma Elizabeth Willcockson. George Cassius Kennedy was Farmer. He died in 1971.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Child of George Cassius Kennedy and Ruth Anna Courtright- Cassius Bond Kennedy (16. Sep. 1921 - 17. Feb. 1945)
George Kennedy (M)
(c 1847 - c 1873), #432964
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Relationship=7th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(c 1847 - c 1873), #432964
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Relationship=7th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
George Kennedy was born c 1847 at Kentucky. He was the son of Eli McClanahan Kennedy and Mary Elizabeth Kennedy. George Kennedy died c 1873.
Last Edited=16 Oct 2007
Gilbert Kennedy was born on 19. Nov. 1808 at Ulysses, Tompkins County, New York. He was the son of Robert Kennedy and Maria Updike. Gilbert Kennedy married Maria Van Fleet, daughter of Jan Van Fleet and Nellie Van Sicklen, on 27. Mar. 1833. Gilbert Kennedy died on 16. Apr. 1879 at Mecklenburg, Schuyler County, New York, at age 70.
Last Edited=29 Jan 2007
Children of Gilbert Kennedy and Maria Van Fleet- Mary Eleanor Kennedy (12. Jun. 1835 - )
Elizabeth Kennedy (12. Feb. 1838 - 1895)
Olive Kennedy+ (26. Jul. 1840 - 1928)
Allen Pease Kennedy+ (23. Dec. 1844 - 30. Oct. 1933)
Helen Maria Kennedy (25. Jul. 1848 - 1869)
Ginger Kennedy (F)
#411193
#411193
Ginger Kennedy married Eddie Clifton Crownover, son of Allen Auston Crownover and Lucy Florence Hammack.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Gloria Grace Kennedy (F)
(2. Oct. 1999 - ), #401925
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Relationship=8th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=11th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(2. Oct. 1999 - ), #401925
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Relationship=8th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=11th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Gloria Grace Kennedy was born on 2. Oct. 1999. She was the daughter of John Kennedy and Larisa Ann Apgar.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Grace Kennedy (F)
(8. Jun. 1881 - 24. Apr. 1961), #417800
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Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(8. Jun. 1881 - 24. Apr. 1961), #417800
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Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Grace Kennedy was born on 8. Jun. 1881 at New York. She was the daughter of Allen Pease Kennedy and Caroline Gardner. Grace Kennedy married Frank A. Depew, son of Bela A. Depew and Rebecca Ann Young.
Grace Kennedy and Frank A. Depew appeared on the census of 10. Feb. 1920 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
Grace Kennedy and Frank A. Depew appeared on the census of 13. May. 1930 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Grace Kennedy died on 24. Apr. 1961 at age 79.
Grace Kennedy and Frank A. Depew appeared on the census of 10. Feb. 1920 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
Grace Kennedy and Frank A. Depew appeared on the census of 13. May. 1930 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Grace Kennedy died on 24. Apr. 1961 at age 79.
Last Edited=30 Jan 2007
Children of Grace Kennedy and Frank A. Depew- Orlo Depew (c 1903 - )
Helen Depew (c 1919 - )
Raymond Depew (c 1922 - )
Grace Depew (c 1924 - )
Harriet Kennedy (F)
(2. Sep. 1874 - 14. Oct. 1949), #417789
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Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(2. Sep. 1874 - 14. Oct. 1949), #417789
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Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Harriet Kennedy was born on 2. Sep. 1874 at New York. She was the daughter of Allen Pease Kennedy and Caroline Gardner. Harriet Kennedy married Fred Lafayette Dickens, son of Levi Dickens and Helen Bennett, in 1899.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 23. Jun. 1900 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York; no children.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 30. Apr. 1910 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York; 2 chhildren, 2 living.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 8. Jan. 1920 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 12. Apr. 1930 at Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York; real estate value 6,000.00. Harriet Kennedy died on 14. Oct. 1949 at age 75.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 23. Jun. 1900 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York; no children.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 30. Apr. 1910 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York; 2 chhildren, 2 living.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 8. Jan. 1920 at Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens appeared on the census of 12. Apr. 1930 at Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York; real estate value 6,000.00. Harriet Kennedy died on 14. Oct. 1949 at age 75.
Last Edited=30 Jan 2007
Children of Harriet Kennedy and Fred Lafayette Dickens- Blanche Harriet Dickens (c 1901 - 1978)
Grace Caroline Dickens (c 1906 - 1969)
Charlotte Kennedy Dickens (12. Mar. 1913 - 6. Nov. 1995)
Harvey Kennedy (M)
#84190
#84190
Harvey Kennedy married Helena Vanderveer, daughter of Cornelius Vanderveer and Sarah Shuler, on 28. Jun. 1859.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Helen Maria Kennedy (F)
(25. Jul. 1848 - 1869), #417808
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Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(25. Jul. 1848 - 1869), #417808
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Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Helen Maria Kennedy was born on 25. Jul. 1848. She was the daughter of Gilbert Kennedy and Maria Van Fleet. Helen Maria Kennedy died in 1869.
Last Edited=30 Jan 2007
Hilda Dewitt Kennedy was born on 14. Jun. 1901 at Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of William Pulaski Kennedy and Georgina Kittle. Hilda Dewitt Kennedy married Roy Carter on 14. May. 1927. Hilda Dewitt Kennedy died on 25. Apr. 1956 at West Orange, Essex County, New Jersey, at age 54.
Last Edited=18 Jul 1996
Child of Hilda Dewitt Kennedy and Roy Carter- John Robert Carter+ (8. Nov. 1933 - 1. Feb. 1993)
Howard Kennedy (M)
#1674
#1674
Howard Kennedy married Gertrude Jane Van Dorn, daughter of Jacob Peter Van Dorn and Hannah Perrine, on 4. Dec. 1856. Unknown GEDCOM info: He was of Ohio.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Jesse Kennedy (M)
#432994
#432994
Last Edited=16 Oct 2007
Child of Jesse Kennedy and Polly Waugh- Mary Waugh Kennedy+ (27. Mar. 1828 - 2. Feb. 1871)
Jessie Washington Kennedy (M)
(17. Sep. 1847 - 12. Aug. 1862), #433001
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Relationship=7th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(17. Sep. 1847 - 12. Aug. 1862), #433001
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Relationship=7th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Jessie Washington Kennedy was born on 17. Sep. 1847 at Kentucky. He was the son of John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy. In the census on 25. Jul. 1860 Jessie Washington Kennedy was named Jesse Kennedy. He died on 12. Aug. 1862 at age 14. He was buried at W. K. Graveyard, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=17 Oct 2007
Jimmie Lee Kennedy (M)
(c 1928 - ), #393007
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Relationship=9th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=11th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(c 1928 - ), #393007
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Relationship=11th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
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Johannah Rose Kennedy (F)
(15. Sep. 1996 - ), #401924
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(15. Sep. 1996 - ), #401924
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Johannah Rose Kennedy was born on 15. Sep. 1996. She was the daughter of John Kennedy and Larisa Ann Apgar.
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John B. Kennedy (M)
#109899
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John B. Kennedy was born. He married Georgia Crownover, daughter of Roland Crownover and Lula Luvenia Spaulding, on 1. Jan. 1925.
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Child of John B. Kennedy and Georgia Crownover- Carol Kennedy
John Bedford Kennedy (M)
(1. Dec. 1824 - 1. Dec. 1907), #431817
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(1. Dec. 1824 - 1. Dec. 1907), #431817
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John Bedford Kennedy was born on 1. Dec. 1824 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the son of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. John Bedford Kennedy married Mary Waugh Kennedy, daughter of Jesse Kennedy and Polly Waugh, in Nov. 1845. John Bedford Kennedy was shown in the census on 25. Jul. 1860 as a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy appeared on the census of 25. Jul. 1860 at Distict 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 22,500.00, personal propery 11,000.00. John Bedford Kennedy was shown in the census on 16. Jul. 1870 as a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy appeared on the census of 16. Jul. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 30,000.00, personal property 10,000.00
In the household
Franklin Kennedy age 51 b Kentucky real estate 9,000.00, personal property 300.00 farmer
Mollie age 4/12 b Kentucky, she is below Sidney. John Bedford Kennedy married Alice R. Dorsey, daughter of Greenbury Dorsey, c 1879. John Bedford Kennedy was shown in the census on 23. Jun. 1880 as a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Alice R. Dorsey appeared on the census of 23. Jun. 1880 at 18 District, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
John Bedford Kennedy appeared on the census of 25. Jun. 1900; a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Alice R. Dorsey appeared on the census of 25. Jun. 1900 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; she has no children. John Bedford Kennedy died on 1. Dec. 1907 at age 83. He was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
J. B. KENNEDY, [27] farmer and stock raiser; P.O. Paris; is a descenclant of one of the first settlers in Bourbon County. Our subject was born Dec. 1, 1824, on the farm now owned by B. F. Bedford. His father was Captain Washington Kennedy, who was born June 25, 1779, and commanded Company in 1812; was son of John Kennedy, a revolutionary soldier, and native of Virginia, and emigrated here and settled on Kennedy's Creek, in 1779. For a further account of the family the trader is referred to the history of Bourbon County, in this volume. The mother of John B. was Elizabeth Bedford, who was born in this precinct, Dec. 7, 1794, on the farm now owned by Patsey Clay; she was a daughter of Littleberry Bodford, the "Pioneer." She died July 18, 1834. Washington died Aug. 11, leaving .John B. an orphan at an early age. He went to live with uncle, John Bedford, with whom he lived until he attained his manhood. November, 1845, he was married to Mary M. Kennedy, daughter of Jesse and Polly (Waugh) Kennedy; he was born in this precinct, Aug. 11, 1787, and died April 3, 1863; she born May 11, 1788, and died 27, 1837. After marriage Mr. Kennedy purchased the farm he now owns, called the "Elm Spring Farm," where he has since resided, and been engaged in agricultural pursuits since 1850; has been engaged in raising short horns, and for several years past been engaged in trailing in stock and shipping to the Eastern markets. Mrs. Kennedy died Feb. 2, 1871, leaving two children, Sidney B. and Mary J. Mr. Kennedy's present wife was Mrs. Alice Redmon, daughter of Greenberry Dorsey, of New Orleans. John Kennedy, the grandfather of J. B., entered land upon Kennedy's Creek, which bears his name; he never came to Kentucky to live. He had two sons Eli and Washington, who located on the land. Washington finally purchased his brothers interest, and finally located on the farm now owned by B. F. Bedford.
John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy appeared on the census of 25. Jul. 1860 at Distict 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 22,500.00, personal propery 11,000.00. John Bedford Kennedy was shown in the census on 16. Jul. 1870 as a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy appeared on the census of 16. Jul. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 30,000.00, personal property 10,000.00
In the household
Franklin Kennedy age 51 b Kentucky real estate 9,000.00, personal property 300.00 farmer
Mollie age 4/12 b Kentucky, she is below Sidney. John Bedford Kennedy married Alice R. Dorsey, daughter of Greenbury Dorsey, c 1879. John Bedford Kennedy was shown in the census on 23. Jun. 1880 as a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Alice R. Dorsey appeared on the census of 23. Jun. 1880 at 18 District, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
John Bedford Kennedy appeared on the census of 25. Jun. 1900; a farmer.
John Bedford Kennedy and Alice R. Dorsey appeared on the census of 25. Jun. 1900 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; she has no children. John Bedford Kennedy died on 1. Dec. 1907 at age 83. He was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
J. B. KENNEDY, [27] farmer and stock raiser; P.O. Paris; is a descenclant of one of the first settlers in Bourbon County. Our subject was born Dec. 1, 1824, on the farm now owned by B. F. Bedford. His father was Captain Washington Kennedy, who was born June 25, 1779, and commanded Company in 1812; was son of John Kennedy, a revolutionary soldier, and native of Virginia, and emigrated here and settled on Kennedy's Creek, in 1779. For a further account of the family the trader is referred to the history of Bourbon County, in this volume. The mother of John B. was Elizabeth Bedford, who was born in this precinct, Dec. 7, 1794, on the farm now owned by Patsey Clay; she was a daughter of Littleberry Bodford, the "Pioneer." She died July 18, 1834. Washington died Aug. 11, leaving .John B. an orphan at an early age. He went to live with uncle, John Bedford, with whom he lived until he attained his manhood. November, 1845, he was married to Mary M. Kennedy, daughter of Jesse and Polly (Waugh) Kennedy; he was born in this precinct, Aug. 11, 1787, and died April 3, 1863; she born May 11, 1788, and died 27, 1837. After marriage Mr. Kennedy purchased the farm he now owns, called the "Elm Spring Farm," where he has since resided, and been engaged in agricultural pursuits since 1850; has been engaged in raising short horns, and for several years past been engaged in trailing in stock and shipping to the Eastern markets. Mrs. Kennedy died Feb. 2, 1871, leaving two children, Sidney B. and Mary J. Mr. Kennedy's present wife was Mrs. Alice Redmon, daughter of Greenberry Dorsey, of New Orleans. John Kennedy, the grandfather of J. B., entered land upon Kennedy's Creek, which bears his name; he never came to Kentucky to live. He had two sons Eli and Washington, who located on the land. Washington finally purchased his brothers interest, and finally located on the farm now owned by B. F. Bedford.
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Children of John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy- Sidney B. Kennedy (26. Nov. 1846 - 4. Dec. 1883)
Jessie Washington Kennedy (17. Sep. 1847 - 12. Aug. 1862)
Mary John Kennedy (12. Feb. 1867 - 9. Mar. 1933)
John W. Kennedy (M)
(10. Mar. 1820 - 6. Jun. 1852), #432810
(10. Mar. 1820 - 6. Jun. 1852), #432810
John W. Kennedy was also known as J. W. Kenny. John W. Kennedy was born on 10. Mar. 1820. He married Nancy Talbott, daughter of Capt. Nicholas Reagan Talbott and Aria Kennedy, on 29. Oct. 1846. John W. Kennedy died on 6. Jun. 1852 at age 32.
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John Kennedy (M)
#323124
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John Kennedy (M)
#332611
#332611
Last Edited=3 Dec 2005
Child of John Kennedy and Elizabeth Owen- John Kennedy Jr.+ (16. Oct. 1742 - 26. Jun. 1781)
John Kennedy (M)
#401921
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Children of John Kennedy and Larisa Ann Apgar- Ethan Michael Kennedy (25. Jan. 1991 - )
Mark Sterling Kennedy (10. Jun. 1993 - )
Johannah Rose Kennedy (15. Sep. 1996 - )
Gloria Grace Kennedy (2. Oct. 1999 - )
John Kennedy Jr. was born on 16. Oct. 1742 at Frederick, Frederick County, Maryland. He was the son of John Kennedy and Elizabeth Owen. John Kennedy Jr. married Esther Stille, daughter of Peter Stille Sr. and Mary (Unknown), c 1770. John Kennedy Jr. was captured by the British at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina on 15. Mar. 1781. He died on 26. Jun. 1781 at age 38; on board British prison ship Jersey.
In 1776 John Kennedy, Jr., son of Dr. John Kennedy, Sr., his brother, Joseph and brother, Thomas, and John Kennedy, son of his half brother, Daniel, with others making a party of 18, set out from Frederick Town (Frederick, MD) to establish Fort Boonsborough in Kentucky. Joseph lived at Frederick, and probably several others. They arrived at Fort Boonsborough on April 1, 1776. Trustees for the townsite of 640 acres were Daniel Boone and John Kennedy among others. This was about 1779. ("Boonesborough" by Ranck, page 111). Moved to Bedford, Virginia and entered the Revolutionary War from Bedford, Virginia as a volunteer as a private in General Nathaniel Green's division, was captured and taken prisoner at the battle of Guilford Court House, North Carolina, March 15, 1781; put on a British prison ship, "Jersey", off the Virginia Capes and died of starvation. He was interred at the Eastern Shore Chapel, Prince Ann County, Virginia. ("Collins History of Kentucky", Vol II, Page 71).
John Kennedy, Jr., is listed in the D.A.R. Patriots Index as follows: “John Kennedy, born 10-16-1742, died 6-21-1781, married Esther Stilly.” John lived in Maryland until he moved to Bedford, County, Virginia, perhaps in the 1770s. A John Kennedy was a buyer at the estate sale of Charles Ewing there on July 15, 1772. He was also a buyer at an estate sale of Adam and Elizabeth Beard on March 26, 1778. He bought land in Bedford County in 1779. He and his brothers, Thomas and Joseph, had plans to buy land in Kentucky. This was during the Revolutionary War years, and as seen in Jesse Kennedy’s history, John was called to duty. Just before he went off to war he wrote the following letter to his brother, Thomas Kennedy in Kentucky. The letter was published in Virginia Appalachian Notes, Vol. 11, No. 4, 1987:
Bedford County, Virginia, 16th Day of February 1781
Dear Brother:
I have the happiness to write to you by David Crews, who is my particular friend, and who will either, I hope, deliver my letter or send it safely to you. I send by him a quire of paper for you and Mr. Constant, which you must divide. I would have sent you a quire apiece, but Mr. Crews has many things of his own to carry. My family are well. I had a letter from brother Joseph a little while before Christmas. He was in health, so was Mother and all the friends there. I saw a man that lodged at brother Joseph’s, in January, who brings me word that he been to see brother Hugh, who had moved to Shando, near Cunningham’s Mill, in Virginia, and that was he very sick and likely to die, and had, when Joseph left him, not taken any nourishment for fifteen days; consequently we may expect he is gone to the world of spirits, where we are all hastening. I expect brother Joseph here in the next month. He is mightly desirous, I learn by his letter, to move to Kentucky, and indeed, I have a great mind to venture in a short time myself, and I wish I knew what was best. Times are exceedingly troublesome here, our taxes are so high. But I should not, I think, be worsted, if I had not such a parcel of girls. When we drafted for regular soldiers in August last, it was every fifteenth man; if it falls to my lot again, it is hard luck indeed. Col. Morgan has lately taken five or six hundred British prisoners, which are now passing though this country; but notwithstanding this little piece of good luck of ours, you may depend, I have of late, been very much afraid we should become a conquered people.
I have of late heard from those families who were taken from Martin’s and Ruddle’s station. Three young men have lately made their escape from Detroit, and bring word they are comfortably settled in that neighborhood, except those who were butchered by the savages before they reached there. Col. Bird, they say, is very kind to them, etc. I have not seen the men, but one of my acquaintances tells me it is a fact. If you do not live in great fear, I think you live in more satisfaction than we do here. I would be glad to have the lands surveyed and the works made ready for the grants as soon as it may be done with safety; but I am not able to get anymore warrants till brother Joseph comes out with cash; besides, you may depend, it appears to me to be a great risk at present, whether we can support our independence or not: so that I am unwilling to borrow money if I could get to venture. Several able people that were to have been joined with me in getting warrants to send to Kentucky, to Mr. Constant, have all fell back. Some think they cannot pay their taxes without the money they had intended for that use. However, if brother Joseph brings cash, I indend to lay it out in warrants, if things don’t get worse. It is expected the seat of the war will be in Virginia next summer. Mr. Crew tells me that if our warrants are located wrong in the surveyors book, we can locate them over again, provided no other location interferes. If so perhaps those warrants Duncan located may be altered. You did not inform me in your letter of the 21st of November, wether you were likely to raise any hogs. Pray remember me in kindest manner to Mr. Constant and Couchman, and all acquaintances in the Fort.
Do not let any, except a particular acquaintance, know that I think our country is in a bad way, because it is only my private opinion, and would fain hope I am mistaken. I wish you many blessings and above all, a constant and grateful sense of God’s almighty goodness.. This is the ardent wish of your affectionate brother.
John Kennedy
P.S. My wife joins me in love to you and the children. Since writing the above, we are all bodily summoned to meet the English,who are within a day’s ride of us, we learn, with a considerable force. What the issue will be, time will determine. In less than three hours I am to leave my family and go in defense of my country.
J.K.
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John never returned from the war. He was captured by the British at Guilford Court House, North Carolina, on March 5, 1781, and died of starvation aboard the prison ship, Jersey, on June 26. (Perrin’s History of Fayette County, Kentucky, page 803)
The infamous prison ship, Jersey, was permanently docked on the shore of Long Island during the war. Ebenezer Fox was a prisoner for a time and later told of his experience in his book, The Revolutionary Adventures of Ebenezer Fox of Roxbury, Massachussets, published in 1838. Fox recalled his first impressions upon being lowered into the hatch which housed the inmates:
Here was a motley crew, covered with rags and filth; visages pallid with disease, emaciated with hunger and anxiety, and retaining hardly a trace of their original appearance. Here were men, who had once enjoyed life while riding over the mountain wave or roaming through pleasant fields, full of health and vigor, now shriveled by a scanty and unwholesome diet, ghastly with inhaling an impure atmosphere, exposed to contagion and disease, and surrounded with the horrors of sickness of death.
The diet on board the Jersey, according to Fox, consisted of moldy bread filled with worms and meat that had been cooked in salt water fouled by human excrement. Prisoners passed their time by picking at their lice. Estimates of fatalities on board the ship range in the thousands. No one knows for sure. But one we know is John Kennedy.
John’s will was proven in Bedford County, Virginia, on September 24, 1781. It was written earlier that same year, February 22, 1781, right after he wrote the above letter, and before he went off to war. Omitting the introduction about his health, etc., here is the text as found in Will Book 1, pages 401-402:
Whereas in the course of the Winter 1780 while I was in Kentucky I found it likely to be to the united advantage of my brother Joseph Kennedy of Maryland and myself to contract with Mr. James Rucker and Reuben Coward to clear out and procure the Grants to us for two tracts, being preemptive rights of 1000 acres each, one of which grants in the name of Joseph Kennedy and the other in my own name. After they are obtained Joseph Kennedy and myself, or some person for us, to take first choice of these two tracts of land, which first choice must in a fair and equal manner be divided - one half to Joseph Kennedy his heirs and assigns and the other half to my heirs. I do therefore hereby empower my Executors and I do hereby require them to comply in all respects on my part with the agreement to said Rucker and Coward and also that they or either of them deal by Joseph Kennedy or his heirs according to these instructions and what may appear to be just by referring to the said agreement in writing dated Janurary 1780. In case the said Joseph Kennedy or his heirs do ratify and confirm the said agreement with said Rucker and Coward with regard to the tract of land they are to have in case it be the one whose grant is obtained in his name or divided with my Executors for the use off my heirs (making rights, etc.) as the case may be according to these instructions and what appears just by the said agreement. In that case, my will is that as soon as Grants are obtained for three following Warrants that is to say one of 750 acres and two Warrants of 10000 each all dated the 16th of October 1779, that my Executors lay off unto Joseph Kennedy and his heirs 1000 acres of the lands obtained by the said Warrants and also unto Peter Kelly 750 acres of the said lands to be laid off to each of them in one body or more bodies according to justice and equity so as to render the lands most valuable to all persons concerned they paying to my heirs Major Daniel Boons charge for locating land surveying the said Warrants. The remaining part of what property I am possessed of except a negro call Jane, I give and dispose of a follows.
After paying all my just debts and my wife having her thirds according to Law, to be equally divided among all my children.
Unto Esther my well beloved wife a negro called Jane during her life and afterwards to all my children.
My Executors to sell all the lands I have a right to in Bedford County in such manner as they think best.
Executors: my trusty and well beloved friend Thomas Logwood and Esther my beloved wife.
Witnesses: Thomas Williams, John Hardwick, John Hardwick, Jr.
John's estate was inventoried and appraised on January 24, 1782, and among the things of value were “Negroes Beck, Joe, and Jane,” household furnishings, livestock, farm equip- ment and “18 window lights.” Appraisers were Julius Hatcher, William Miller and John Wheat.
The division of the estate was entered into the court record on April 14, 1791. It was not completed until September 22, 1794. (Wills, Inventories & Accounts, pp. 139-140) The document is of interest, for it lists the heirs.
Perrin’s history of Bourbon County, page 477, gives some biographical sketches of some Kennedy descendants, and includes this comment: “John Kennedy...entered land upon the Kennedy’s Creek, which bears his name; he never came to Kentucky to live. He had two sons Eli and Washington, who located on the land.”
As noted above, John Kennedy, Jr., married Esther Stilly, daughter of Peter and Mary Stilly. Mary’s will of September 30, 1784, in Frederick County, Maryland, named “my daughter, Esther Kennedy, wife of John Kennedy (deceased)...” The Stillys were of Swedish ancestry. (See chapter on the Stillys) According to L.V. Hagan, Jr., Esther was born on January 14, 1745, in Frederick County, Maryland; and died on October 20, 1820, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Apparently after the death of her husband in 1781, Esther and the children stayed for a time in Bedford County, Virginia, for she is listed on the tax rolls of 1782-1787. They probably remained until the estate was finally settled in 1794. Then they moved to Bourbon County to live on land patented to them. Kentucky Land Grants by W.R. Jilson notes that 400 acres were surveyed on Kennedy Creek for John Kennady on December 27, 1782.
The Bourbon County Minute Book of 1794-1796 includes these items of interest:
March 1795. Infant orphans of John Kennedy, Eli Kennedy and Sophia Kennedy came into court and made choise of Josiah Ashurst as their Guardian, who is to enter bond in the Clerk’s office with Joseph Kennedy, his surety under penalty of L1000 according to Law.
March 1795. Guardians to Ary Kennedy and Washington Kennedy, Infants of John Kennedy, dec’d, upon his entry into Bond with Joseph Kennedy and Penn his sureties in the sum of L500 in the clerk’s office.
May 1795. Josiah Ashurst having been chosen Guardian to Eli Kennedy & Sophia Kennedy orphans of John Kennedy. Alex Brown & Samuel Hatcher Bondsmen. Bond L1200.
May 1795. Washington Kennedy and Ary Kennedy orphans of John Kennedy Surety. Bond L1200.
August 1795. On motion of Esther Kennedy, widow of John Kennedy dec’d. to appoint Commissioners to set apart her Dower in the lands whereof the said John Kennedy died seised (sic) to having withdrawn the said motion. Ordered that James Duncan recover his cost for defending the same including an attorneys fee.
In the October Court of 1799, the heirs of John Kennedy, Jr., divided the land left to them in Bourbon County. Here is an abstract of that record:
John Kennedy’s Hrs. Division of Land. On motion of Zachariah Wheat and Nicholas Talbott, ordered that Jno. Boyd and Jas Duncan, commrs., divide between Zachariah Wheat and Elizabeth; Josiah Ashurst and Rebeckah; Samuel Hatcher and Julia; Eli Kennedy; Joshua Rawlings and Sophia; Nicholas Talbott and Ary, and Washington Kennedy, hrs. of John Kennedy, dec’d., two tracts of 1000 a. each patented in name of John Kennedy, so of John Kennedy. Eli Kennedy apptd. gdn. of Washington Kennedy. Esther Kennedy, widow of John Kennedy, assigned her dower.
In 1776 John Kennedy, Jr., son of Dr. John Kennedy, Sr., his brother, Joseph and brother, Thomas, and John Kennedy, son of his half brother, Daniel, with others making a party of 18, set out from Frederick Town (Frederick, MD) to establish Fort Boonsborough in Kentucky. Joseph lived at Frederick, and probably several others. They arrived at Fort Boonsborough on April 1, 1776. Trustees for the townsite of 640 acres were Daniel Boone and John Kennedy among others. This was about 1779. ("Boonesborough" by Ranck, page 111). Moved to Bedford, Virginia and entered the Revolutionary War from Bedford, Virginia as a volunteer as a private in General Nathaniel Green's division, was captured and taken prisoner at the battle of Guilford Court House, North Carolina, March 15, 1781; put on a British prison ship, "Jersey", off the Virginia Capes and died of starvation. He was interred at the Eastern Shore Chapel, Prince Ann County, Virginia. ("Collins History of Kentucky", Vol II, Page 71).
John Kennedy, Jr., is listed in the D.A.R. Patriots Index as follows: “John Kennedy, born 10-16-1742, died 6-21-1781, married Esther Stilly.” John lived in Maryland until he moved to Bedford, County, Virginia, perhaps in the 1770s. A John Kennedy was a buyer at the estate sale of Charles Ewing there on July 15, 1772. He was also a buyer at an estate sale of Adam and Elizabeth Beard on March 26, 1778. He bought land in Bedford County in 1779. He and his brothers, Thomas and Joseph, had plans to buy land in Kentucky. This was during the Revolutionary War years, and as seen in Jesse Kennedy’s history, John was called to duty. Just before he went off to war he wrote the following letter to his brother, Thomas Kennedy in Kentucky. The letter was published in Virginia Appalachian Notes, Vol. 11, No. 4, 1987:
Bedford County, Virginia, 16th Day of February 1781
Dear Brother:
I have the happiness to write to you by David Crews, who is my particular friend, and who will either, I hope, deliver my letter or send it safely to you. I send by him a quire of paper for you and Mr. Constant, which you must divide. I would have sent you a quire apiece, but Mr. Crews has many things of his own to carry. My family are well. I had a letter from brother Joseph a little while before Christmas. He was in health, so was Mother and all the friends there. I saw a man that lodged at brother Joseph’s, in January, who brings me word that he been to see brother Hugh, who had moved to Shando, near Cunningham’s Mill, in Virginia, and that was he very sick and likely to die, and had, when Joseph left him, not taken any nourishment for fifteen days; consequently we may expect he is gone to the world of spirits, where we are all hastening. I expect brother Joseph here in the next month. He is mightly desirous, I learn by his letter, to move to Kentucky, and indeed, I have a great mind to venture in a short time myself, and I wish I knew what was best. Times are exceedingly troublesome here, our taxes are so high. But I should not, I think, be worsted, if I had not such a parcel of girls. When we drafted for regular soldiers in August last, it was every fifteenth man; if it falls to my lot again, it is hard luck indeed. Col. Morgan has lately taken five or six hundred British prisoners, which are now passing though this country; but notwithstanding this little piece of good luck of ours, you may depend, I have of late, been very much afraid we should become a conquered people.
I have of late heard from those families who were taken from Martin’s and Ruddle’s station. Three young men have lately made their escape from Detroit, and bring word they are comfortably settled in that neighborhood, except those who were butchered by the savages before they reached there. Col. Bird, they say, is very kind to them, etc. I have not seen the men, but one of my acquaintances tells me it is a fact. If you do not live in great fear, I think you live in more satisfaction than we do here. I would be glad to have the lands surveyed and the works made ready for the grants as soon as it may be done with safety; but I am not able to get anymore warrants till brother Joseph comes out with cash; besides, you may depend, it appears to me to be a great risk at present, whether we can support our independence or not: so that I am unwilling to borrow money if I could get to venture. Several able people that were to have been joined with me in getting warrants to send to Kentucky, to Mr. Constant, have all fell back. Some think they cannot pay their taxes without the money they had intended for that use. However, if brother Joseph brings cash, I indend to lay it out in warrants, if things don’t get worse. It is expected the seat of the war will be in Virginia next summer. Mr. Crew tells me that if our warrants are located wrong in the surveyors book, we can locate them over again, provided no other location interferes. If so perhaps those warrants Duncan located may be altered. You did not inform me in your letter of the 21st of November, wether you were likely to raise any hogs. Pray remember me in kindest manner to Mr. Constant and Couchman, and all acquaintances in the Fort.
Do not let any, except a particular acquaintance, know that I think our country is in a bad way, because it is only my private opinion, and would fain hope I am mistaken. I wish you many blessings and above all, a constant and grateful sense of God’s almighty goodness.. This is the ardent wish of your affectionate brother.
John Kennedy
P.S. My wife joins me in love to you and the children. Since writing the above, we are all bodily summoned to meet the English,who are within a day’s ride of us, we learn, with a considerable force. What the issue will be, time will determine. In less than three hours I am to leave my family and go in defense of my country.
J.K.
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John never returned from the war. He was captured by the British at Guilford Court House, North Carolina, on March 5, 1781, and died of starvation aboard the prison ship, Jersey, on June 26. (Perrin’s History of Fayette County, Kentucky, page 803)
The infamous prison ship, Jersey, was permanently docked on the shore of Long Island during the war. Ebenezer Fox was a prisoner for a time and later told of his experience in his book, The Revolutionary Adventures of Ebenezer Fox of Roxbury, Massachussets, published in 1838. Fox recalled his first impressions upon being lowered into the hatch which housed the inmates:
Here was a motley crew, covered with rags and filth; visages pallid with disease, emaciated with hunger and anxiety, and retaining hardly a trace of their original appearance. Here were men, who had once enjoyed life while riding over the mountain wave or roaming through pleasant fields, full of health and vigor, now shriveled by a scanty and unwholesome diet, ghastly with inhaling an impure atmosphere, exposed to contagion and disease, and surrounded with the horrors of sickness of death.
The diet on board the Jersey, according to Fox, consisted of moldy bread filled with worms and meat that had been cooked in salt water fouled by human excrement. Prisoners passed their time by picking at their lice. Estimates of fatalities on board the ship range in the thousands. No one knows for sure. But one we know is John Kennedy.
John’s will was proven in Bedford County, Virginia, on September 24, 1781. It was written earlier that same year, February 22, 1781, right after he wrote the above letter, and before he went off to war. Omitting the introduction about his health, etc., here is the text as found in Will Book 1, pages 401-402:
Whereas in the course of the Winter 1780 while I was in Kentucky I found it likely to be to the united advantage of my brother Joseph Kennedy of Maryland and myself to contract with Mr. James Rucker and Reuben Coward to clear out and procure the Grants to us for two tracts, being preemptive rights of 1000 acres each, one of which grants in the name of Joseph Kennedy and the other in my own name. After they are obtained Joseph Kennedy and myself, or some person for us, to take first choice of these two tracts of land, which first choice must in a fair and equal manner be divided - one half to Joseph Kennedy his heirs and assigns and the other half to my heirs. I do therefore hereby empower my Executors and I do hereby require them to comply in all respects on my part with the agreement to said Rucker and Coward and also that they or either of them deal by Joseph Kennedy or his heirs according to these instructions and what may appear to be just by referring to the said agreement in writing dated Janurary 1780. In case the said Joseph Kennedy or his heirs do ratify and confirm the said agreement with said Rucker and Coward with regard to the tract of land they are to have in case it be the one whose grant is obtained in his name or divided with my Executors for the use off my heirs (making rights, etc.) as the case may be according to these instructions and what appears just by the said agreement. In that case, my will is that as soon as Grants are obtained for three following Warrants that is to say one of 750 acres and two Warrants of 10000 each all dated the 16th of October 1779, that my Executors lay off unto Joseph Kennedy and his heirs 1000 acres of the lands obtained by the said Warrants and also unto Peter Kelly 750 acres of the said lands to be laid off to each of them in one body or more bodies according to justice and equity so as to render the lands most valuable to all persons concerned they paying to my heirs Major Daniel Boons charge for locating land surveying the said Warrants. The remaining part of what property I am possessed of except a negro call Jane, I give and dispose of a follows.
After paying all my just debts and my wife having her thirds according to Law, to be equally divided among all my children.
Unto Esther my well beloved wife a negro called Jane during her life and afterwards to all my children.
My Executors to sell all the lands I have a right to in Bedford County in such manner as they think best.
Executors: my trusty and well beloved friend Thomas Logwood and Esther my beloved wife.
Witnesses: Thomas Williams, John Hardwick, John Hardwick, Jr.
John's estate was inventoried and appraised on January 24, 1782, and among the things of value were “Negroes Beck, Joe, and Jane,” household furnishings, livestock, farm equip- ment and “18 window lights.” Appraisers were Julius Hatcher, William Miller and John Wheat.
The division of the estate was entered into the court record on April 14, 1791. It was not completed until September 22, 1794. (Wills, Inventories & Accounts, pp. 139-140) The document is of interest, for it lists the heirs.
Perrin’s history of Bourbon County, page 477, gives some biographical sketches of some Kennedy descendants, and includes this comment: “John Kennedy...entered land upon the Kennedy’s Creek, which bears his name; he never came to Kentucky to live. He had two sons Eli and Washington, who located on the land.”
As noted above, John Kennedy, Jr., married Esther Stilly, daughter of Peter and Mary Stilly. Mary’s will of September 30, 1784, in Frederick County, Maryland, named “my daughter, Esther Kennedy, wife of John Kennedy (deceased)...” The Stillys were of Swedish ancestry. (See chapter on the Stillys) According to L.V. Hagan, Jr., Esther was born on January 14, 1745, in Frederick County, Maryland; and died on October 20, 1820, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Apparently after the death of her husband in 1781, Esther and the children stayed for a time in Bedford County, Virginia, for she is listed on the tax rolls of 1782-1787. They probably remained until the estate was finally settled in 1794. Then they moved to Bourbon County to live on land patented to them. Kentucky Land Grants by W.R. Jilson notes that 400 acres were surveyed on Kennedy Creek for John Kennady on December 27, 1782.
The Bourbon County Minute Book of 1794-1796 includes these items of interest:
March 1795. Infant orphans of John Kennedy, Eli Kennedy and Sophia Kennedy came into court and made choise of Josiah Ashurst as their Guardian, who is to enter bond in the Clerk’s office with Joseph Kennedy, his surety under penalty of L1000 according to Law.
March 1795. Guardians to Ary Kennedy and Washington Kennedy, Infants of John Kennedy, dec’d, upon his entry into Bond with Joseph Kennedy and Penn his sureties in the sum of L500 in the clerk’s office.
May 1795. Josiah Ashurst having been chosen Guardian to Eli Kennedy & Sophia Kennedy orphans of John Kennedy. Alex Brown & Samuel Hatcher Bondsmen. Bond L1200.
May 1795. Washington Kennedy and Ary Kennedy orphans of John Kennedy Surety. Bond L1200.
August 1795. On motion of Esther Kennedy, widow of John Kennedy dec’d. to appoint Commissioners to set apart her Dower in the lands whereof the said John Kennedy died seised (sic) to having withdrawn the said motion. Ordered that James Duncan recover his cost for defending the same including an attorneys fee.
In the October Court of 1799, the heirs of John Kennedy, Jr., divided the land left to them in Bourbon County. Here is an abstract of that record:
John Kennedy’s Hrs. Division of Land. On motion of Zachariah Wheat and Nicholas Talbott, ordered that Jno. Boyd and Jas Duncan, commrs., divide between Zachariah Wheat and Elizabeth; Josiah Ashurst and Rebeckah; Samuel Hatcher and Julia; Eli Kennedy; Joshua Rawlings and Sophia; Nicholas Talbott and Ary, and Washington Kennedy, hrs. of John Kennedy, dec’d., two tracts of 1000 a. each patented in name of John Kennedy, so of John Kennedy. Eli Kennedy apptd. gdn. of Washington Kennedy. Esther Kennedy, widow of John Kennedy, assigned her dower.
Last Edited=3 Nov 2007
Children of John Kennedy Jr. and Esther Stille- Julia Kennedy ( - 29. Jun. 1835)
Elizabeth Kennedy+ (c 1771 - 20. Aug. 1852)
Eli Kennedy+ (25. Apr. 1771 - 18. Jun. 1835)
Rebeckah Kennedy+ (c 1773 - 24. Sep. 1855)
Reuben Kennedy (c 1773 - )
Sophia Kennedy+ (c 1775 - )
Captain Washington Kennedy+ (25. Jun. 1779 - 14. Aug. 1832)
Aria Kennedy+ (1781 - bt Jan. 1861 - Apr. 1861)
Julia A. Kennedy (F)
(19. Dec. 1814 - 18. May. 1878), #431814
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(19. Dec. 1814 - 18. May. 1878), #431814
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Julia A. Kennedy was born on 19. Dec. 1814 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. Julia A. Kennedy married Samuel H. Clay, son of Henry C. Clay and Mary Grimes, on 2. Jul. 1833 at Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay appeared on the census of 19. Aug. 1850 at District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 12,350.00.
Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay appeared on the census of 15. Jun. 1860 at Eastern Division, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 63,700.00, personal property35,520?
Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay appeared on the census of 8. Jul. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 114,000. Julia A. Kennedy died on 18. May. 1878 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 63. She was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay appeared on the census of 19. Aug. 1850 at District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 12,350.00.
Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay appeared on the census of 15. Jun. 1860 at Eastern Division, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 63,700.00, personal property35,520?
Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay appeared on the census of 8. Jul. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 114,000. Julia A. Kennedy died on 18. May. 1878 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 63. She was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=16 Oct 2007
Children of Julia A. Kennedy and Samuel H. Clay- Mary E. Clay (4. Jul. 1834 - )
Ann Mariah Clay+ (8. Feb. 1835 - 31. Jan. 1913)
Washington Kennedy Clay+ (12. Oct. 1837 - 28. Apr. 1906)
Henry Clay+ (c 1840 - )
Charles Clay (c 1845 - )
Matty Clay (12. May. 1847 - 23. Dec. 1891)
Margaret Clay (c 1849 - )
Rev. Benjamin Franklin Clay+ (c 1852 - 6. Feb. 1932)
Rev. Samuel G. Clay (c 1854 - )
Willis D. Clay (c 1857 - )
Julia Clay Kennedy (F)
(13. Aug. 1848 - 25. Mar. 1885), #432965
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(13. Aug. 1848 - 25. Mar. 1885), #432965
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Julia Clay Kennedy was born on 13. Aug. 1848 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Eli McClanahan Kennedy and Mary Elizabeth Kennedy. Julia Clay Kennedy married David Cunningham Van Meter, son of Abraham Van Meter and Elizabeth Ann Van Meter, on 15. Feb. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Julia Clay Kennedy and David Cunningham Van Meter appeared on the census of 11. Jun. 1880 at Lost Creek Twp., Vigo County, Indiana. Julia Clay Kennedy died on 25. Mar. 1885 at Collin County, Texas, at age 36.
Julia Clay Kennedy and David Cunningham Van Meter appeared on the census of 11. Jun. 1880 at Lost Creek Twp., Vigo County, Indiana. Julia Clay Kennedy died on 25. Mar. 1885 at Collin County, Texas, at age 36.
Last Edited=21 Oct 2007
Children of Julia Clay Kennedy and David Cunningham Van Meter- Martha Clay Van Meter (1. Jun. 1871 - 22. Apr. 1965)
George Kennedy Van Meter (27. Jul. 1873 - )
William Cunningham Van Meter (16. Jun. 1876 - 1890)
(Unknown) Van Meter (14. Feb. 1879 - )
Charles McDaniel Van Meter+ (13. May. 1881 - 11. Nov. 1946)
Elizabeth Van Meter (7. Jan. 1884 - )
Julia Kennedy (F)
( - 29. Jun. 1835), #331273
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( - 29. Jun. 1835), #331273
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Julia Kennedy was the daughter of John Kennedy Jr. and Esther Stille. Julia Kennedy married Samuel Hatcher on 26. Oct. 1789 at Bedford County, Virginia. Julia Kennedy died on 29. Jun. 1835.
Last Edited=14 Sep 2007
Katherine Kennedy (F)
(1897 - 22. Jun. 1956), #433267
(1897 - 22. Jun. 1956), #433267
Katherine Kennedy was born in 1897. She married Henry Peck Fisher, son of William Peck Fisher and Nannie Rachel Butler, on 6. Nov. 1926. Katherine Kennedy died on 22. Jun. 1956 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=25 Oct 2007
Leo Owen Kennedy (M)
(17. May. 1904 - 1. Jul. 1961), #393001
(17. May. 1904 - 1. Jul. 1961), #393001
Leo Owen Kennedy was born on 17. May. 1904 at Saginaw County, Michigan. Leo Owen Kennedy was shown in the census on 23. Apr. 1930 as a farmer. He died on 1. Jul. 1961 at age 57.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Child of Leo Owen Kennedy- Jimmie Lee Kennedy (c 1928 - )
Littleberry Kennedy (M)
(30. Jan. 1827 - 13. Dec. 1855), #431818
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(30. Jan. 1827 - 13. Dec. 1855), #431818
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Littleberry Kennedy was born on 30. Jan. 1827 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the son of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. Littleberry Kennedy married Isabella Edwards, daughter of Major John Henry Edwards Jr. and Elizabeth Keller, on 16. Aug. 1853. Littleberry Kennedy died on 13. Dec. 1855 at age 28. He was buried at W. K. Graveyard, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=17 Oct 2007
Children of Littleberry Kennedy and Isabella Edwards- Emma B. Kennedy (13. Jun. 1854 - )
Elizabeth E. Kennedy+ (30. Oct. 1855 - 15. Jun. 1923)
Mae Kennedy was born on 1. Dec. 1880. She was the daughter of Tom Kennedy and Delilah Melissa Fike. Mae Kennedy married Charles C. McCord in 1902.
Last Edited=3 Dec 2005
Children of Mae Kennedy and Charles C. McCord- Charles C. McCord Jr.+
Leslie McCord
Maud McCord
Margaret S. Kennedy (F)
#359175
#359175
Last Edited=3 Dec 2005
Child of Margaret S. Kennedy and Alphonus John Trageser- Paul Adam Trageser+ (9. Aug. 1891 - 22. Feb. 1953)
Margaret Kennedy (F)
(4. Jul. 1842 - ), #269775
(4. Jul. 1842 - ), #269775
Margaret Kennedy was born on 4. Jul. 1842 at England. She married Joseph H. Manderson. Margaret Kennedy died at Probably, Scotland, South Dakota.
Last Edited=3 Dec 2005
Child of Margaret Kennedy and Joseph H. Manderson- George F. Manderson (10. Nov. 1861 - 4. Nov. 1948)
Mark Sterling Kennedy (M)
(10. Jun. 1993 - ), #401923
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(10. Jun. 1993 - ), #401923
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Mark Sterling Kennedy was born on 10. Jun. 1993. He was the son of John Kennedy and Larisa Ann Apgar.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Mary Ann Kennedy (F)
(c 1748 - 10. Jan. 1844), #290916
(c 1748 - 10. Jan. 1844), #290916
Mary Ann Kennedy was born c 1748. Mary Ann Kennedy was born in 1768 at Flemington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. She married John Reid Reading. Mary Ann Kennedy died on 10. Jan. 1844 at Flemington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Last Edited=14 Mar 2008
Children of Mary Ann Kennedy and John Reid Reading- Robert Kennedy Reading+ (20. Jun. 1790 - 13. Dec. 1853)
Theodocia Reading+ (c 1798 - 28. Feb. 1858)
Maria Reading+ (6. Mar. 1802 - 27. Jan. 1865)
Mary Eleanor Kennedy (F)
(12. Jun. 1835 - ), #417776
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(12. Jun. 1835 - ), #417776
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Mary Eleanor Kennedy was born on 12. Jun. 1835. She was the daughter of Gilbert Kennedy and Maria Van Fleet.
Last Edited=29 Jan 2007
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy (F)
(27. Mar. 1828 - 21. Feb. 1871), #431819
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(27. Mar. 1828 - 21. Feb. 1871), #431819
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Mary Elizabeth Kennedy was born on 27. Mar. 1828 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy married Eli McClanahan Kennedy, son of Eli Kennedy and Polly McClanahan.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy appeared on the census of 30. Jul. 1860 at District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 21,000.00, personal property 11,000.00.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy appeared on the census of 21. Jul. 1870 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 35,000.00, personal property 3,000.00. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy died on 21. Feb. 1871 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 42.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy appeared on the census of Jun. 1880 at Dover Twp., Lafayette County, Missouri.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy appeared on the census of 30. Jul. 1860 at District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 21,000.00, personal property 11,000.00.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy appeared on the census of 21. Jul. 1870 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 35,000.00, personal property 3,000.00. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy died on 21. Feb. 1871 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 42.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy appeared on the census of Jun. 1880 at Dover Twp., Lafayette County, Missouri.
Last Edited=16 Oct 2007
Children of Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and Eli McClanahan Kennedy- Mary Elizabeth Kennedy+ (25. Jul. 1844 - 24. Feb. 1904)
George Kennedy (c 1847 - c 1873)
Julia Clay Kennedy+ (13. Aug. 1848 - 25. Mar. 1885)
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy (F)
(25. Jul. 1844 - 24. Feb. 1904), #432963
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(25. Jul. 1844 - 24. Feb. 1904), #432963
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Mary Elizabeth Kennedy was born on 25. Jul. 1844 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Eli McClanahan Kennedy and Mary Elizabeth Kennedy. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy married William Robert Smith, son of Robert William Smith and Fannie L. Hickman, on 10. Nov. 1869 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. In the census on 12. Jun. 1880 Mary Elizabeth Kennedy was named Bettie Kennedy.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and William Robert Smith appeared on the census of 12. Jun. 1880 at District 19, Collin County, Texas. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy died on 24. Feb. 1904 at Vashti, Clay County, Texas, at age 59.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and William Robert Smith appeared on the census of 12. Jun. 1880 at District 19, Collin County, Texas. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy died on 24. Feb. 1904 at Vashti, Clay County, Texas, at age 59.
Last Edited=21 Oct 2007
Children of Mary Elizabeth Kennedy and William Robert Smith- Eli Kennedy Smith (c 1874 - )
Fannie H, Smith (25. Oct. 1875 - )
Joseph Morton Smith (c 1878 - )
Julia Clay Smith (30. May. 1880 - )
Mary John Kennedy (F)
(12. Feb. 1867 - 9. Mar. 1933), #433002
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(12. Feb. 1867 - 9. Mar. 1933), #433002
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Mary John Kennedy was born on 12. Feb. 1867 at Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Bedford Kennedy and Mary Waugh Kennedy.
Mary John Kennedy appeared on the census of 16. Jul. 1870 at with her parents, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; personal property 1,500.00. She married Thompson Hildreth Tarr, son of William Tarr and Mary (Unknown), c 1891.
Mary John Kennedy and Thompson Hildreth Tarr appeared on the census of 25. Jun. 1900 at with her parents, Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; no children.
Mary John Kennedy and Thompson Hildreth Tarr appeared on the census of 4. May. 1910 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; 1 child, 0 living.
Mary John Kennedy appeared on the census of 2. Jan. 1920 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; a widow. Mary John Kennedy was shown in the census on 2. Jan. 1920 as a farmer. Mary John Kennedy was shown in the census on 11. Apr. 1930 as a farmer.
Mary John Kennedy appeared on the census of 11. Apr. 1930 at Magisterial District 7, Bourbon County, Kentucky; a widow. She died on 9. Mar. 1933 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 66.
Mary John Kennedy appeared on the census of 16. Jul. 1870 at with her parents, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; personal property 1,500.00. She married Thompson Hildreth Tarr, son of William Tarr and Mary (Unknown), c 1891.
Mary John Kennedy and Thompson Hildreth Tarr appeared on the census of 25. Jun. 1900 at with her parents, Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; no children.
Mary John Kennedy and Thompson Hildreth Tarr appeared on the census of 4. May. 1910 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; 1 child, 0 living.
Mary John Kennedy appeared on the census of 2. Jan. 1920 at Centerville, Bourbon County, Kentucky; a widow. Mary John Kennedy was shown in the census on 2. Jan. 1920 as a farmer. Mary John Kennedy was shown in the census on 11. Apr. 1930 as a farmer.
Mary John Kennedy appeared on the census of 11. Apr. 1930 at Magisterial District 7, Bourbon County, Kentucky; a widow. She died on 9. Mar. 1933 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 66.
Last Edited=18 Oct 2007
Mary Waugh Kennedy was born on 27. Mar. 1828. She was the daughter of Jesse Kennedy and Polly Waugh. Mary Waugh Kennedy married John Bedford Kennedy, son of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford, in Nov. 1845.
Mary Waugh Kennedy and John Bedford Kennedy appeared on the census of 25. Jul. 1860 at Distict 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 22,500.00, personal propery 11,000.00.
Mary Waugh Kennedy and John Bedford Kennedy appeared on the census of 16. Jul. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 30,000.00, personal property 10,000.00
In the household
Franklin Kennedy age 51 b Kentucky real estate 9,000.00, personal property 300.00 farmer
Mollie age 4/12 b Kentucky, she is below Sidney. Mary Waugh Kennedy died on 2. Feb. 1871 at age 42. She was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Mary Waugh Kennedy and John Bedford Kennedy appeared on the census of 25. Jul. 1860 at Distict 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 22,500.00, personal propery 11,000.00.
Mary Waugh Kennedy and John Bedford Kennedy appeared on the census of 16. Jul. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 30,000.00, personal property 10,000.00
In the household
Franklin Kennedy age 51 b Kentucky real estate 9,000.00, personal property 300.00 farmer
Mollie age 4/12 b Kentucky, she is below Sidney. Mary Waugh Kennedy died on 2. Feb. 1871 at age 42. She was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=17 Oct 2007
Children of Mary Waugh Kennedy and John Bedford Kennedy- Sidney B. Kennedy (26. Nov. 1846 - 4. Dec. 1883)
Jessie Washington Kennedy (17. Sep. 1847 - 12. Aug. 1862)
Mary John Kennedy (12. Feb. 1867 - 9. Mar. 1933)
Mary Kennedy (F)
(1806 - ), #277579
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(1806 - ), #277579
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Mary Kennedy was born in 1806. She was the daughter of Archibald Kennedy and Barbara Farley. Mary Kennedy married Daniel K. Reading.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Mattie Bedford Kennedy (F)
(14. Sep. 1817 - 28. Jan. 1876), #431815
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(14. Sep. 1817 - 28. Jan. 1876), #431815
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Mattie Bedford Kennedy was born on 14. Sep. 1817 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. Mattie Bedford Kennedy married Charles Todd Garrard, son of General James Garrard Jr. and Anne Conyers Lewis, on 29. Oct. 1835.
Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard appeared on the census of 12. Sep. 1850 at District 2, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 24,000.00.
Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard appeared on the census of 28. Aug. 1860 at District 1; real estate value 39,600.00, personal property 25,000.00.
Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard appeared on the census of 1. Jun. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value, 15,000.00, personal property 22,000.00. Mattie Bedford Kennedy died on 28. Jan. 1876 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 58. She was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard appeared on the census of 12. Sep. 1850 at District 2, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value 24,000.00.
Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard appeared on the census of 28. Aug. 1860 at District 1; real estate value 39,600.00, personal property 25,000.00.
Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard appeared on the census of 1. Jun. 1870 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky; real estate value, 15,000.00, personal property 22,000.00. Mattie Bedford Kennedy died on 28. Jan. 1876 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, at age 58. She was buried at Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=16 Oct 2007
Children of Mattie Bedford Kennedy and Charles Todd Garrard- Edward Dudley Garrard+ (c 1837 - 11. Dec. 1876)
Julia Clay Garrard+ (17. Sep. 1839 - 12. Jan. 1902)
Sarah Russell Garrard+ (5. Jul. 1840 - 17. Aug. 1894)
Mary Elizabeth Garrard+ (29. Jan. 1843 - 19. Oct. 1927)
James Washington Garrard (c 1845 - 14. Apr. 1927)
Brutis Clay Garrard+ (1. Mar. 1847 - 29. Aug. 1925)
Anna M. Garrard+ (c 1849 - )
Nannie S. Garrard (c 1851 - )
Edwin B. Garrard (1854 - 1892)
Charles Todd Garrard Jr.+ (2. Jun. 1856 - )
John W. Garrard (c 1858 - )
Maude Eva Kennedy was born c 1910. She was the daughter of Tom Kennedy and Delilah Melissa Fike. Maude Eva Kennedy died c 1928.
Last Edited=3 Dec 2005
Michael A. Kennedy (M)
#106662
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Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Michael Joseph Kennedy (M)
#407981
#407981
Last Edited=13 Jun 2006
Child of Michael Joseph Kennedy and Leta Irene Meyers- Eleanor Irene Kennedy+ (23. Oct. 1919 - 20. May. 2001)
Michael Stanton Kennedy (M)
#106659
#106659
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Octavia Kennedy (F)
(7. Dec. 1812 - 21. Oct. 1880), #431749
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(7. Dec. 1812 - 21. Oct. 1880), #431749
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Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Octavia Kennedy was born on 7. Dec. 1812 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Eli Kennedy and Polly McClanahan. Octavia Kennedy married Supposed son John McClanahan Strother Browning, son of William Browning and Lucy McClanahan, on 11. May. 1823 at Bourbon County, Kentucky; 14 children. Octavia Kennedy died on 21. Oct. 1880 at Henry County, Kentucky, at age 67.
Last Edited=14 Sep 2007
Children of Octavia Kennedy and Supposed son John McClanahan Strother Browning- Lucy A. Browning+ (28. Apr. 1837 - 19. Sep. 1960)
Mattie Bell Browning+ (22. Aug. 1855 - 22. Jul. 1943)
Olive Ingalls Kennedy was born on 15. Dec. 1896 at Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of William Pulaski Kennedy and Georgina Kittle. Olive Ingalls Kennedy was graduated in 1914 at Scranton High School, Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. She married James Earl Russell jr Md on 16. Jul. 1921. Olive Ingalls Kennedy died on 11. Jul. 1991 at Monterey, Monterey County, California, at age 94; Bob Carter found listing in Santa Barbara phone book shortly after moving to CA in 1981. State File No 109719. County File No. 01199. 94+ Years.
Last Edited=13 Jun 1996
Children of Olive Ingalls Kennedy and James Earl Russell jr Md- Agnes Ingalls Russell (13. Oct. 1922 - 31. Dec. 1928)
James Earl Russell iii (31. Oct. 1930 - Oct. 1978)
Olive Kennedy (F)
(26. Jul. 1840 - 1928), #417779
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Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(26. Jul. 1840 - 1928), #417779
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Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Olive Kennedy was born on 26. Jul. 1840. She was the daughter of Gilbert Kennedy and Maria Van Fleet. Olive Kennedy married William H. Taber, son of George Taber and Susan (Unknown). Olive Kennedy died in 1928.
Last Edited=29 Jan 2007
Children of Olive Kennedy and William H. Taber- Alice S. Taber (c 1873 - )
Frank D. Taber (c 1875 - )
Orley Dennis Kennedy (M)
#364252
#364252
Orley Dennis Kennedy married Doris Ada Mills, daughter of Phillip Lee Mills and Luzetta Mathilda Lawyer.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
P.P. Kennedy (M)
#250112
#250112
P.P. Kennedy was also known as Pink Kennedy. He married Delia Julia Buckles, daughter of Henry Harrison Buckles and Emily Lavina Sams, on 3. Jul. 1883.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Pat Kennedy (M)
#344144
#344144
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Patrick Kennedy (M)
#369318
#369318
Last Edited=3 Dec 2005
Child of Patrick Kennedy and Anna M. McLaughlin- Daniel J. Kennedy (14. Jul. 1921 - 26. Mar. 1984)
Patsy Kennedy (F)
(1830 - 1905), #431820
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Relationship=6th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(1830 - 1905), #431820
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Relationship=6th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Patsy Kennedy was born in 1830 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. Patsy Kennedy married Ossian Edwards, son of Major John Henry Edwards Jr. and Elizabeth Keller, on 26. Aug. 1849 at Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Patsy Kennedy and Ossian Edwards appeared on the census of 30. Sep. 1850 at Distict 2, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Patsy Kennedy died in 1905 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Patsy Kennedy and Ossian Edwards appeared on the census of 30. Sep. 1850 at Distict 2, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Patsy Kennedy died in 1905 at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=17 Oct 2007
Children of Patsy Kennedy and Ossian Edwards- Elizabeth Edwards (c May. 1850 - )
Julia Edwards (4. May. 1852 - )
Alice Edwards+ (1. Dec. 1853 - 19. May. 1945)
Ossian Edwards Jr.+ (22. Dec. 1856 - )
John W. Edwards (11. Nov. 1859 - 1893)
Mattie Edwards+ (c 1863 - )
Pearl F. Kennedy (F)
(c 1923 - ), #387399
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Relationship=9th cousin of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=9th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(c 1923 - ), #387399
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Relationship=9th cousin of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=9th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Pearl F. Kennedy was born c 1923. She was the daughter of Denman Swartout Kennedy and Aleena (Unknown).
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Ralph Kennedy (M)
#91732
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Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=10th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
#91732
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Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=10th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Last Edited=15 Oct 2006
Rebecca Kennedy (F)
(17. Jun. 1832 - a 17. Jun. 1832), #431821
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Relationship=6th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(17. Jun. 1832 - a 17. Jun. 1832), #431821
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Relationship=6th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=5th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Rebecca Kennedy was born on 17. Jun. 1832 at Kentucky. She died young a 17. Jun. 1832. She was the daughter of Captain Washington Kennedy and Elizabeth Bedford. Rebecca Kennedy was buried at W. K. Graveyard, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Last Edited=15 Sep 2007
Rebeckah Kennedy (F)
(c 1773 - 24. Sep. 1855), #331011
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Relationship=5th cousin 5 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=4th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(c 1773 - 24. Sep. 1855), #331011
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Relationship=5th cousin 5 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=4th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
Rebeckah Kennedy was born c 1773 at Frederick County, Maryland. She was the daughter of John Kennedy Jr. and Esther Stille. Rebeckah Kennedy married Josiah