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Howson Francis Kenner. [22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31] Kenner. [32] Kenner. [33] Found multiple versions of name. Using Howson Francis Kenner.
Born 10 May 1712. St Stephen Parish, Northumberland, Virginia, United States. [34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41]
Died 24 May 1778. Somerville, Fauquier County, Virginia, USA. [42][43][44][45][46][47]
Buried Somerville, Fauquier County, Virginia, USA. [48]
Marriage Husband @P395@. Wife @P394@. Child: @P374@. Marriage 1732 Sandy Point, Westmoreland, Virginia, United States. [49][50][51][52] Marriage Abt 1735. Virginia, United States. [53]
Husband @P2340@. Wife @P2339@. Child: @P395@. Marriage 1706 St Stephens, Northumberland, Virginia, USA. [54][55][56][57] Marriage ABT 1711. Northumberland County, Virginia.
M Howson Francis Kenner Born 10 May 1712 - Sandy Point (Northumberland County), Northumberland County, Virginia, USA Deceased 24 May 1778 - Somerville, Fauquier County, Virginia, USA, aged 66 years old Buried - Somerville, Fauquier County, Virginia, United States of America
Parents Francis Kenner 1675-1728 Hannah Kenner 1677-1712
Spouses and children With Elizer Kenner with ? Rodham Kenner Married in 1757, Cherry Point, Virginia, United States, to Lucy Galiham 1717-1780 with M William Lewis Kinner 1759-1825
Half-siblings On the side of Francis Kenner 1675-1728 with Elizer Kenner ? Rodham Kenner (hide)
Events 10 May 1712 : Birth - Sandy Point (Northumberland County), Northumberland County, Virginia, USA Sources: - Ancestry.com - U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - Yates Publishing - 1,7836::0 - Source number: 2865.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: MZS - 1,7836::684322 - U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current - Ancestry.com - Find A Grave - 1,60525::0 - 1,60525::3179787 1754 : Residence - Rental Rolls, Prince William County, VA Sources: Virginia, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1607-1890 - Ancestry.com - Virginia Census, 1607-1890 - 1,3578::0 - 1,3578::33728184 1757 : Marriage (with Lucy Galiham) - Cherry Point, Virginia, United States Sources: Ancestry.com - U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - Yates Publishing - 1,7836::0 - Source number: 2865.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: MZS - 1,7836::684322 24 May 1778 : Death - Somerville, Fauquier County, Virginia, USA Sources: U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current - Ancestry.com - Find A Grave - 1,60525::0 - 1,60525::3179787 --- : Burial - Somerville, Fauquier County, Virginia, United States of America Sources: U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current - Ancestry.com - Find A Grave - 1,60525::0 - 1,60525::3179787
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Family Tree Preview Ancestry Chart Descendancy Chart Richard Kenner x Kenner Francis Kenner 1675-1728 Hannah Kenner 1677-1712 Howson Francis Kenner 1712-1778 Howson was born in 1712. He passed away in 1778.
H9. Howson Francis KENNER was born on 10 May 1712 in St. Stephen, King & Queen, VA. He died on 24 May 1778 in Somerville, Fauquier Co., VA. Notes for HOWSON FRANCIS KENNER: From William W. Grier: In June of 1728 (16 years old), Howson chose John Cralle as his guardian. John Cralle was the 4th husband of Howson's first cousin, Hannah Kenner. He was listed as a voter in Prince William County, Virginia in 1741. It is thought that he settled in that section in 1735. This is part of the Rappahannock watershed that became Fauquier County, Virginia in 1759. He was commissioned Justice of the Peace for Prince William County on November 4, 1742. He was a vestryman of Dettingen Parish in Prince William County on November 27, 1749, along with his cousin Richard Kenner. His home fell into Fauquier County in 1759.
From "The Kenner Family" by Laura Davis Worley. Howson was a vestryman of Dettinger Parish, Prince William County, November 27, 1749. Howson's will, dated April 9, 1778, made Joseph Blackwell, his wife Margaret, and daughter Susannah as the executors. Howson's wife Margaret Eskridge, was a daughter of Col. Eskridge of Sandy Point, Westmoreland County, Virginia. Col. Eskridge's will, probated in 1735, mentions Howson Kenner and wife Margaret. (See the notes of George Eskridge)
Howson's will is dated 9 Apr 1778, Faquier Co., VA pp 358-631. will (Fauquier Co 9Apr1778/28Sep1778). Proved 28 Sep 1778, will book 1 Faquier Co., VA. CURRY DESCENDANTS by Judge Noble K. Littell pp21 ref#426. CURRY DESCENDANTS by Judge Noble K. Littell pp24 ref#852. Virginia Genealogies by Rev Horace Edwin Hayden p83 ref24.
He married Margaret Eskridge in Westmoreland, VA, 1732. Margaret was born in Westmoreland, VA 1715. Margaret was the daughter of Colonel George Eskridge and Rebecca Bonum. Margaret died 08 OCT 1801 in Pauquier, Va, at 86 years of age. Some researchers give her maiden name as Morgan instead of Eskridge. Margaret Eskridge Kenner was a patriot in the Revolutionary War for helping the soldiers. This and prior generations of Kenners lived in the Northern Neck of VA. He died near Somerville at the age of 56.
I read this in a book "The Compendium of American Genealogy"...Howson Kenner was a midshipman in American Revolution. His father was Francis Kenner. Francis was born in 1677; died in 1728
Howson Kenner was a Justice in 1742 and a vestryman of Dettingen Parish in 1749 in Prince William county VA. The will of Howson Kenner was written 9 apr 1778 and proved 28 SPE 1778 in Fauquier county VA. To eldest son, Francis Kenner all money in hands of my son-in-law William Seaton, but 40 pounds, the balance of the money said Seaton owes me (210 pounds for the 250 acres of land (250 acres) which I sold to him. To daughter Betty Seaton, 20 pounds; to daughter Rebecca Clifton, 10 pounds, no more; to daughter, Mary Seaton, 10 pounds, no more; to son, George Turbervill Kenner, a tract of land and slaves; to granson Rodham Kenner (son of George) a tract of land; to daughter, Peggy and husband, Stephen Pritchard, a slave and 20 pounds; to granson, Howson Kenner, son of Francis, 20 pounds; to son Rodham tract of land I now live on and 20 pounds cur; Grandson George Seaton 10 pounds, no more; to daughter, Catey Markahm and her daughter Mary Ann, slaves and livestock; Grson, Samuel Eskridge aliaas Kenner, son of daughter Susannah, 2 slaves and 100 pounds scash with which to educate him. Exrs Mr Joseph Blackwell and daugher Susannah Wit: Origianl Young, William Pope.
Howson Kenner's grave is in a woods 1/2 mile north and 300 yeards west of Somerville, Fauquier Co, VA, off State Route 616. The epitaph reads: This Drery Vault Stranger Contains the Bod of Capt Howson Kenner Who Descinded To the Dust In A Good Old Age for He Saw from His Loins the third Genrat. He depated hence 24 may 1778 age 66. This stone from a sece of his goodness is humbly dedicated to his memory by his youngst son Rodham Kenner." The grave is on land he purchased from Willlam Hackney, 28 mar-1763. Only a few stones and bricks remain from the house which stood a few hundred feet from the grave. Only the one grave is now in evidence. His grave was dedicated to him by his son Rodham and it says: "This dreary vault, stranger, contains the body of Catain Howson Kenner who descended to the dust on a good old age, for he saw from his lions the third generation. He departed hence 24th of May 1778 age 64. This stone form a sense of his goodness is humbly dedicated to his memory by his youngest son, Rodham Kenner." (THE KENNER FAMILY HISTORY: compiled by Lois Colleen Hindman Kenner)
His religion was Church of England. OCCUPATION: Planter. MILITARY: Captian of VA militia.
Howson Kenner's will is as follows: IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I Howson Kenner being in sound memory and good health do at this time Ordain and Make this my last will and testament in manner and form followimg. Item, I give unto my Elder son Francis Kenner and his heirs forever all the money in my son in law's hands William Seaton but forty pounds the ballance of Money the said William Seaton ows me is two hundred and ten pounds for that Tract of Land where John Bials, and John Harrel now live which I sold to the said William Seaton for Two hundred and fifty pounds and no more of my Estate. I give to the above Francis but the above sum, of Two hundred and ten pounds. Item. I give unto my daughter Betty Seaton Twenty pounds and no more. Item. unto my daughter Rebecca Clifton Ten pounds and nomore. Item. I give unto my daughter Mary Seaton Ten pounds and no more. Item. I give unto my sone George Turberville Kenner the negroe man James he has now in possession and no more. Item. I give to my grandson Rodham Kenner, son of my son George Tur[bervil]le That Tract or parcel of Land where young Moses Cumings now lives. Being the reversion of Two hundred Acres that I bought of John Latimore and son, the said Land I give to the said Rodham and his heirs forever. Item. I give unto my daughter Peggy and her husband Stephen Pritchard a negroe women Lucy and her son Jacob, as also I give to ny daughter Peggy my old house whench Letty after the decease of my wife also I give to my daughter Peggy Ten pounds, the above legacies before given to my Daughter Peggy and her husband I give unto them and their heirs and assigns forever. Item. I give unto my grandson Howson Son of my son Francis twenty pounds and no more. Item. I give unto my son Rodham and his heors forever all Tract of Land I live on and where he now lives to him the said Rodham and his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I give also to my son Rodham the two long tables and the great glass and the Dozen Large leather shairs that is in my hall and Twenty pounds cash and no more. Item. I give to my some George Turberville Kenner two cows and calves and no more. Item. I give to my grandson George Seaton son of my daughter Betty Seaton Two Cows and Calves and His choice of my young mares, and one good bed and furniture and my wearing apparel, also I give to said grandson George Seaton Twenty pounds Cash and no more. Item. I give unto my daughter Catey Markham and her daughter Mary Ann two negroe men Jonathan and Abraham and to her and Daughter Mary Ann to them and their heirs forever. Item. I give her my said daughter three Cows and Calves, six head of sheep, and two good beds and furniture, as is also I give to the said Catey Markham two young mares of the youngest kend also I give to her my said Daughter Catey six grown hogs, and one sow and pigs and no more of my Estate. Item. I give to my Grandson Samuel Eskridge Alias Kenner son of my daughter Susannah two negroe Vix. Cate and her Increase forever, also a negroe boy Fortune, to him the said Samuel and his heirs forever. Also I give to the said Samuel one hundred pounds cash to be applied to Educate him, but in case the said Samuel should die before he comes of age of Eighteen then in that case I give the Estate before given to my grandson Samuel to the disposal of my said Daughter Susannah. Item. I give to the said Samuel two cows and calves and the youngest of my mare colts. Itam. I give to my Daughter three negroe men, Isaac, Anthony, and Moses, and all my cash and the rest of my Estate not before mentioned as alsp it is my will that all my Estate be kept together for three years to raise cash to pay of my debts that my wife of iving and my Daughter Susannah have the whole mamagement of my Estate paying off and receiving. It is also my Will that my wife have the whole of my Estate during the natural life. Ten in three years he dedeases, then my Daughter Susannah pay off every Legasy and Debts before given by me, it is also my will that my wife ans Daughter Susannah pay all my just debts and Legacies. It is also my will that my Daughter Susannah have the whole of my Estate bith real and personal for three years after the longest liver of my wife or self in order to enable her to pay off all my just Debts and Legasies and then at the end of the three years to be divided and every person to have his or her part or parts as is before directed, by my said will. I also desire that no appraisment be of Estate but be Divided as I have before directed I desire that my Grandson Samuel Eskridge son of my Daughter Susannah be kept at school for Ten years, and kept there after the best manner as the hundred pounds before given will keep him, and the over plush of my Estate if any will keep him after paying of my just Debts and Legacies. I do hereby Disaunl and, make void all wills and wil heretofore made by me, and do declarowson Kenner ... [58]
Note N5[Francis Kenner.FTW] GEN: W2S1 wd 8 Apr 1778 GEN: Vestryman of Dettingen Parish, Prince Wm. Co 1749 GEN: IGI Batch # 8028802-27. From Yetive "Denton" Ramsey. GEN: Will left to son Francis
(1) "Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family," by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) p.83. (2) "Rick Waggener Family File," by Rick Waggener (http://wc.rootsweb.com, :3281025 database, 6 Jan 2007). Cites: (a) William W. Grier, citing "Wills and Administrations of Fauquier County, Virginia," by J Estelle Stuart King; Hayden, p.83; Swem 18 W 129-37. (b) "The Kenner Family," by Laura Davis Worley. (3) "Virginia Vital Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), "Register of St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County," p.407.
! Birth: (2) s/o Francis KENNER/Hannah HOWSON. (2a,3) 10 May 1712. (2) Northumberland Co., VA. (3) d/o Francis KENNER. St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., VA. Marriage to Margaret ESKRIDGE: (1) Margaret. (2) 1732. Westmoreland Co., VA. Death: (1) Will dtd 9 Apr 1778, proved 28 Sep 1778, Fauquier Co., VA. (2) 24 May 1778. Fauquier Co., VA. Burial: (2a) His tombstone lies deep in the woods on the Gold Ridge Tract near Somerville in Fauquier Co., VA. "Capt. Howson KENNER... descended to the dust in a good old age for he saw from his loins the third generation. He departed hence 24 of May 1778: age 66. This stone from a sense of his goodness is humbly dedicated to his memory by his youngest son, Rodham KENNER."
(2a) 1728, Jun: 16-year-old Howson chose John CRALLE as his guardian. John CRALLE was the 4th husband of Howson's first cousin, Hannah KENNER. (2a) 1735: "It is thought" that he settled in Prince William Co., VA. This is part of the Rappahannock watershed that became Fauquier Co., VA in 1759. (2a) 1741: He was listed as a voter in Prince William Co., VA. (2a) 1742, 4 Nov: Commissioned Justice of the Peace for Prince William Co., VA. (1,2a,b) 1749, 27 Nov: Richard KENNER and Howson KENNER were vestrymen of Dettingen Parish, Prince William Co., VA. (2a) 1759: His home fell into Fauquier Co., VA. (1,2a) 1778, 9 Apr: (1) Howson KENNER made his will. Names wife Margaret , son Francis and his son Howson, daughter Betty SEATON and son George, daughter Rebecca CLIFTON, daughter Mary SEATON, son George TUBERVILLE and son Rodham, daughter Peggy and husband Stephen PRICHARD, son Rodham, daughter Kate MARKHAM and daughter Mary Ann, daughter Susanna ESKRIDGE and son Samuel ESKRIDGE alias KENN, to be kept at school 10 years. Jos. BLACKWELL, wife Margaret and daughter Susanna, executors. (2a) Gave to oldest son Francis KENNER all money in hands of son-in-law William SEATON (L40), the balance of the money said SEATON owes me (L210) for the 250 acres of land I sold him. Gave to daughter Betty SEATON L20- no more. Gave to daughter Rebecca CLIFTON L[?] - no more. Gave to daughter Mary SEATON L10 - no more. Gave to son George Tuberville KENNER a tract of land and slaves. Gave to grandson Rodham KENNER (son of George) a tract of land. Gave to daughter Peggy and her husband Steven PRITCHARD a slave and L20. Gave to grandson Howson KENNER (son of Francis) L20. Gave to Rodham the tract of land I now live on and L20 currency. Gave to grandson George SEATON L10 - no more. Gave to daughter Caty MARKHAM and her daughter Mary Ann, slaves and livestock, Gave to grandson Samuel ESKRIDGE alias KENNER (son of daughter Susannah) two slaves and L100 cash with which to educate him, Named executors Mr. Jos BLACKWELL and daughter Susannah. Wits. Original YOUNG and William POPE. (2b) Wife Margaret was also named as executrix. (1,2a) 1778, 28 Sep: Will proved, Fauquier Co., VA.
Kenner - Eskridge Chromosome Map: https://dnapainter.com/profile/view/cf62a4dcc155760d
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Birth : - Ancestry.com - U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - Yates Publishing - 1,7836::0 - Source number: 2865.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: MZS - 1,7836::684322 - U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current - Ancestry.com - Find A Grave - 1,60525::0 - 1,60525::3179787
Death : U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current - Ancestry.com - Find A Grave - 1,60525::0 - 1,60525::3179787
Burial : U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current - Ancestry.com - Find A Grave - 1,60525::0 - 1,60525::3179787
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