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Ephraim Pennington III (abt. 1668 - abt. 1694)

Ephraim Pennington III
Born about in Newark, Essex, New Jerseymap [uncertain]
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 26 in Morris, New Jerseymap [uncertain]
Profile last modified | Created 27 Jun 2011
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Biography

Birth

Ephriam Pennington III was born about 1668 in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.

Marriage

His spouse was Anon Pennington born 1667 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut and died 2 Jan 1724 New Ark Colony, New Jersey

Quote From: History of Essex and Hudson Counties, New Jersey V.1[1]

  • Ephraim, settled west of the mountain, probably with the emigrants, his friends and neighbors. Timothy Pennington was at Mendham in 1740; w. n. ch. Elijah, Jonathan, and Ephraim; wi. Mary, and Joseph Dod, exrs. Ephraim was at court 1741 ; Elijah in 1758. Jonathan in 1772, in Morris township, had in family five, one above fifty years of age.
  • Judah, with his broth. Ephraim, in 1703 made an agreement concern ing the estate of their dec. father. Judah d. bef. 1738 ; Anna his wi. d. 8 Oct., 1740, a. 57. They had Experience, and Samuel. Experience d. In 1741, a. 16. Samuel d. 6 Aug., 1791, a. 66; by wi. Mary Sandford, had Judah, William S.. Gov. of N. J., Samuel, Aaron, Anna Crane, and Mary Williams.

Descendants of Ephraim of New Haven 1648.

I. Ephraim First (freeman New Haven 1648) had
A. Ephraim Second (moved to Newark NJ) m. Mary Brockett in 1667.
1. Ephraim Third (1703 made an agreement with Judah about father’s estate) - /date guess b. 1670
a. Timothy at Mendham in 1740, wife Mary and Joseph Dod Execs. /date guess b. 1695
i. Elijah at court in 1758 /date guess. b. 1725
ii. Jonathan in 1772 Morris township – family of five, one over fifty.
iii. Ephraim at court in 1741
2. Judah (1703 made an agreement with Judah about father’s estate) died before 1738, Anna his wife died 8 Oct 1740 ae 57.
a. Experience d. 1741 age 16
b. Samuel d. 6 Aug 1791 age 66 m. Mary Sanford
i. Judah
ii. William S. Pennington (Gov. of NJ)
iii. Samuel
iv. Aaron
v. Anna Crane
vi. Mary Williams
B. Mary m. Jonathan Tompkins

Children

1. Timothy Pennington born 1684
2. Ephriam Pennington IV born 1689
3. Elijah Pennington born 1670
4. Jonathan Pennington born 1672

Notes

Ephriam Pennington III settled west of the mountain, probably, with emigrants, his friends and neighbors." In a book entitled }The Passaic River” by Norman Brydon, and also in “History of Essex and Hudson Counties”, Vol. II, by William H. Shaw we find info regarding a 13,500 acre parcel of land known as Horseneck that Newark settlers purchased from Indians in March 1702. Horseneck lies west of Great Mountain, or Wachung, and is now included in that portion of Essex City now within the boundaries of Caldwell, Livington, and West Orange Townships, and a portion of Acquackkononck. These Indian land grants were pronounced void by the proprietors and a long controversy and many riots ensued during the period 1740-1750. A long lawsuit resulted in disaster for the settlers and many lost their homes which they had improved by years of toil. Only 35 families held bona fide titles, and at least 66 other families were dispossessed.[2]

Death

He died 1694, Morris, New Jersey, USA (Age: 25-36)[2]

Sources

  1. Shaw, William Hobart. History of Essex and Hudson Counties, New Jersey V.1 Philadelphia: Evarts and Peck, 1884. p. 364
  2. 2.0 2.1 Find A Grave: Memorial #143306126

See also:

Acknowledgements

  • Pennington-699 was created through the import of wolfefamily.ged on Jun 26, 2011 by Herbert Wolfe.
  • WikiTree profile Pennington-770 created through the import of My Family File072211.ged on Jul 25, 2011 by Grady Lucas.
  • WikiTree profile Pennington-937 created through the import of meland2012.ged on Feb 6, 2012 by Greg Meland.
  • WikiTree profile Pennington-956 created through the import of meland2012.ged on Feb 6, 2012 by Greg Meland.
  • Pennington-1865 was created by Bill Huitt through the import of cebegley4.GED on Aug 29, 2014.
  • Arlene Knipfer




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Pennington-3396 and Pennington-699 appear to represent the same person because: Same data
Grady and others.

I believe that the Ancestry tree/ online trees have totally confuzzeled this family. If you read the source listed which is also confirmed in "The Pennington Family" NEHGR 25:288 Ephraim II has two sons. Judah and Ephraim. Ephraim III has one son Timothy. These profiles have nephews and grandchildren as children and brothers. I would like to sort this out. Comments? Objections?

posted by Anne B
Pennington-2754 and Pennington-699 appear to represent the same person because: Clear duplicates
Pennington-747 and Pennington-699 do not represent the same person because: Pennington-747 is connected to the wrong parents -- his generation is mixed up. I've proposed a merge for him into the correct generation.
Pennington-2753 and Pennington-699 do not represent the same person because: It looks like Pennington-2753 is connected to his grandfather instead of his father
Pennington-747 and Pennington-699 appear to represent the same person because: The birth date of 1720 on Pennington-747 seems to be way off.
Pennington-2753 and Pennington-699 appear to represent the same person because: It is unlikely that this family had two sons named Ephriam/Ephraim that lived to adulthod.

Please make notes in the Biography regarding the uncertainty of the birth dates and locations. It's best to have all of this information together on one profile to make finding accurate information easier.

Pennington-770 and Pennington-699 appear to represent the same person because: It looks like there are typos on the century for both the birth and death dates for Pennington-770
He was born 223 years after his father.
Pennington-1865 and Pennington-699 appear to represent the same person because: Exact same name, birth year and location. Exact same parents and siblings. They must be a duplicate.
posted by Paul Gierszewski

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