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THE GENEALOGY HENRY and ANN KINNE THE GENEALOGY of HENRY and ANN KINNE PIONEERS OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS By FLORANCE KEENEY ROBERTSON, M.A. WE T Z E L p U B L I S H I N G C O • , l N C • 524 SOUTH SPRING STREET Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA COPYRIGHT 1947 BY FLORANCE KEENEY ROBERTSON, M. A. 2447 So. ORANGE DR., Los ANGELES 16, CALIF iv PREFACE In 1942 Vol. 1 of The Keayne-Keen(e)-Keeney-Kinne(y)-Kenney and Allied Families was published. In chronological order this might be called Vol. II. But I am treating it as a distinct book for the 1'ollowing two reasons.- 1st-It contains only known descendants of Henry Kinne, pioneer of Salem, Mass. with their families and the ancestries of those intermarrying therewith, whereas the Vol. I above, contains certain lines of descendants of the several different immigrant ancestors to this country, all of which are undoubtedly of the same European stock and early European ancestry although many lines thereof were scattered throughout Ireland, Scotland, Englanl and other European countries, even before settling in the New World. 2nd-This book is of a dis­ tinctly different form, binding and general make-up than Vol. I, above, whereas Vol. II, which is now in preparation, and succeeding volumes of the same will be identical in form with Vol. I. On page 1, and elsewhere, I have referred to Our Family Na.me, a 4 pp. pam­ phlet, published by me in 1937 which shows the history, derivation, meaning and various orthographies of the Kinne name. It appears in the records under nearly 100 distinct spellings. It will also be noted that there are several differences in the spelling of the name by various present day families who are all descendants of Henry and Ann, Pioneers of Salem. Likewise, what might appear to be inconsistencies in the spelling of the names of those marrying into the Kinne family are not errors but designate a few of the more common forms used by these various families. The names of cities and towns are taken from historical records and may vary from present-day spelling. Florance Keeney Robertaon V Other and Prospective Publications by Same Compiler Our Family Nam&--printed 1937--4 pp. pamphlet showing the history, varloWI orthographies, derivation and meaning of the Ktnne(y) name. Vol. !.-The Keayn~Keen(e)-Keeney-Kinne(y)-Kenney and Allied Famlllea, copyright and pub. 1942 and referred to briefly in this book as The Keayne etc. Vol. II and succeeding volumes of the same which will contain a-Alexander Keny of Weathersfield, Oonn. b------Josiah Keene of Duxbm-y and Marshfield, Mass. c-Nathan Kinne of Nova Scotia, Ca. e-John Keny of Milton, Mass. f-Wllliam Keney of New London, Oonn., and Israel Kenney of New Bl'IUUl-­ wick, Ca., if his genealogy is not published previously by E. W. Bell of Vancou­ ver, Ca. Also many miscellaneous and unattached families of the names. Lovelace-Loveless Genealogy. Early European a.nd Royal Ancestries of Colonial Ploneera with some lines llo Adam. vi THE ORIGINAL KINNE COAT OF ARMS The lettering on the original reads: "By the name of Kinne, granted and ~nfirmed 4, October 1618, to Sir Thomas Kinne of Norfolk and his descendants of the name." vii TABLE OF CONTENTS 1-Henry Kinne m. (1) Ann Putname, 19-Franklin J. Kinnie m. (1) A. E. m. (2) Mrs. Ann Lane. Foster, (2) Fanny Dodd. 2-John Kenney m. Elizabeth Looke. 20-Silas Kenney m. Lydia Capen. 3-Thomas Kinne m. Elizabeth 21-Lewis Kenney m. Elizabeth Carr. Knight. 21-Joel Kenney m. Selma Conklin. 3-Henry Kinne Jr. m. (1) Priscilla 22-Thomas Mower m. Mary Kinney. Wilkins, (2) Mrs. Wiggins, (3) 22-Josiah Kenney m. (1) Mary Case, Mrs. Mary (Looke) Curtis. (2) Katherine Irving. 4-Theophilus Kenney m. (1) Jemim9. 22-Ebenezer Kenney m. Abigail Pond, (2) Mrs. Abigail (Chase) Ramsdel. Gibbs. 23-Dea. Moses Kenney m. Azubah 4-Stephen Kenney m. Mary Bartlett. Parmeter. 5-J esse Kenney m. Hannah Stearns. 23-Zadock Chapin m. Sarah Kenney. 5-Stephen Kenney Jr. m. (1) Sally 24-Halloway Kenney m. Lucy -?-. Stockwell, m. (2) Mary ?. 24-Luke Knowlton m. Charlotte Ken- 6--Pearley Kenney m. Ruth Hutchins. ne~•. 6-John Kennee m. Mary ?. 25-Capt. Silas Kenney m. Eunice Tay­ &--Benjamin Kinney m. (1) Elizabeth lor. Richards, (2) Thankful Rude, (3) 26-Munnis Kenney m. Patty Campbell. Sarah Bump. 26-Sewall Kenney m. Mrs. Mary 6, 7-John Keny m. (1) E. A. Went­ (Strong) Corbin. worth. (2) Esther Crane. 26-David Ambrose Kinney m. Esther 7-Josiah Kenney m. (1) Deborah Platt. Towne, (2) Mary Case. 27-Edwin Kinney m. Elizabeth God­ 7-David Kinne m. Jerusha Parke. den. 7-Asa Kinney m. Mrs. Jerusha (Nor­ 27-Edwin Bruce Kinney m. (1) Anna ris) Fish. Moore, (2) Mabel Alger. 7-Benjamin Kinney m. Martha Har- 27--Samuel Kenney m. (1) Mrs. Mary ris. (Moores) Richards, (2) Mrs. Lydia 7-John Keny Jr. m. Ruth Feno. (Emeryi Davis. 8--Thomas Kinnie m. Martha Cox. 28-Samuel Kenney Jr., m. Mary Mulin­ 9-Martha Kinne m. Joseph Skinner. cun1. 10-Lois Kinne m. Edward Payne. 29-Nathan Kenney m. Rebecca Cham­ 10-Keziah Kinne 'm. Nathaniel Brown. berlain. 10-Thomas Kinne Jr. m. Hannah 29~-Capt. Joseph Kinney m. Keziah Gallup. Peabody. 11-Hulda Kinne m. Nathaniel Cogs- 31-Col. Joseph Kinney m. (1) Sarah well. Blunt, (2) Mrs. Jemima (New­ 11-Phoebe Kinne m. James Freeman. comb) Lamb. 11-Nathan Kinne m. Elizabeth Tufts. 32-Samuel Blunt of Andover, Mass. 12-Rachael Kenney m. Thomas Hun- 34-Timothy Lyman m. Dorothy Kin­ kins. ney. 13-Sarah Kenney m. Ephriam Town. 35--Col. Joseph Kinney III m. Sarah 14-Tabatha Kenney m. (1) Samuel Spaulding. Akers, (2) John Courser. 36-Guy Tozer m. Wealthy Kinney. 15-Thomas Kenney m. Phebe Thurs­ 36-Daniel Kinney m. Mary Sprague. ton. 37-Newcomb Kinney m. Sally Branch. 15-Joseph Kinney m. Mary C. Wright. 38--Dea. David Kinney m. Jemima 15-William Kinney m. Mary Lucy Fowler. Morse. 39-Jared Hosford m. Jemima Kinney. 16--Timothy Kinney m. Lydia Irons. 39-Lorenzo Child Kinney m. Sophia 16-Joseph Page Kinney m. Isabel N. Fray Strong. Stanhouse. 40-Joseph Child Kinney m. Louisa 16-William Klnney Jr. m. Lucy Lee. Ann Rugg. 17-Edgar Samuel Kinney m. Emma 11-Jonathan Kinney m. (1) Lydia Ken­ "\~Tescott. drick, (2) Mrs. Rebecca Cummings. 17-Samuel Kinney m. Lydia Oatman. 41-David Sherburne m. Wealthy Kin­ 18--Asa Kinne m. Elizabeth Joslyn. ney. 18-Hon. Joel Kinne m. Clarissa Ford. 42-David Kinney m. (1) Abigail Ayers, 19-Benj. Harris Kinney m. C. Wyman. (2) Nancy Powers, (3) Esther 19-Dysa Kinney m. Eben Hall or Hill. Bliss. ix 43-Jonathan Kinney Jr., m. Temper­ 60-John Freeman Kinne m. Charlotte ence Skinner. M. Dailey. 45-Joseph Newcomb Kinney m. (1) 61-Nathan Graves m. Polly Kinne. Althea L. Dutton, (2) Mrs. Ann 61-Kenas Kinne m. (1) Olive Fuller, ('Wilson) Morrison, (3) Laura Dem­ (2) Martha P. Fuller. nead, (4) Mrs. Louisa (Woodruff) 62--Lyman Kinne m. (1) Judith Rand­ Tilden. lett, (2) Elizabeth Randlett. 45--Rudolphus Dewey Kinney m. Sarah 62-John Lyman Kinne m. Helen M. Dutton. Bea.ls. 46--Justus Kinney m. Lois Taft. 63-Asa Kimball Kinne m. Marietta 47-George S. Worcester m. Ida El­ Derby. dora Kinney. 63--Jeremiah Kinne m. Mary Stark­ 47-Wilson Thurston m. Frances L. K. weather. Kinney. 64--Capt. This. Cole m. Merriam Kinne. 48--John M. Hill m. Harriet T. Kinney. 64--Jesse Starkweather m. Mary 48--Hon. Bradford Kinney m. Sally Kinne. Parkhurst. 65--Timothy Lester Jr. m. Elizabeth 49-Sanford Kinne m. (1) Mary-?-, Kinne. (2) Fanny Carroll. 65--John Kinne m. Ann Ayer. 49-Hammond Kinney m. Amanda Edi­ 65--Elishe Kinne m. Thankful Fitch. son. 66--Stephen F. Kinne m. Abby Brodl:- 50--Lieut. Asa Kinne m. Bethiah Kim- way. ball. 66--Abner Kinne m. (1) Cynthia Cush­ 51-Elisha Button m. Bethiah Kinne. ing, (2) Lydia Stanton. 51-Daniel Hopkins m. Olive Kinne. 67-Spencer Kinne m. Meribah Brom- 52-Charles Frederick Button m. Han- ley. nah Kinne. 69-Henry Kinne m. Sybi!l Trll(ly. 53-Joseph Kinne m. Mary Button. 69-Spencer Kinne m. Lucinda Brown. 54-Joseph Kinney Jr. m. Roxanna 70--Alexander Kinne m. (1) S. C. Khn-- Wilson. ball, (2) Mrs. H. Hawkins. 54-Wilson Abijah Kinney m. Laura 70--Woodbury Kinne m. Zerv!ah Maria Northup. Kinne. 54--George Wilson Kinney m. Amy 71-David Kinne m. Eunice Cogswell Baker. 71-Nathan Kinne m. Eunice -?-. 54-John Nelson Kinney m. Sophronia 72-Wm. Cornell m. Huldah Kinne. Cleveland. 72-David Kinne Jr. m. (1) Margaret 55--Thos. Kimball Kinne m. M. P. Edmonds, (2) Hannah Cook. Bishop. 73-Prentice Kinne m. Eliza Dings. 55--Hercules H. Mooney m. Mary J. 73--David B. Kinne m. Mary C. Potl!l. Kinne. 74-Nathaniel Kinne m. Polly Shel- 55-Alfred M. Kinne m. (1) Betsy don. Rockwell, (2) Laura Landon. 74-Erastus Kinne m. (1) Lucy Burton, 56--Daniel Bishop Kinne m. Betsy (2) Louisa Kinne Burton. Matthews. 75--Charles Morrison Kinne m. H. P. 56--Mary Jane Kinne m. (1) James Geer. West, (2) Joseph Rhodes. 76-William Kinne m. Eliza Evans. 56--Alonzo P. Browning m. Julietta 77-John Emerson Kinne m. (1) ?, (2) Kinne. Patty B. Cogswell, (3) P. Burton. 56--Henry Payson Kinne m. Ellen S. 77-Orrin T. Kinne m. (1) C. L. Stone, Bates. (2) Mrs. Caroline (Jackson) Davis.
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