Fathers
Since its father’s day I figured I’d post the fathers on my father’s side. This list is the best we have been able to figure in all our research over the years. I’m sure there are inaccuracies and some of this might change in the future but none the less it is always pretty cool to see where we come from.
| Jenkins | Life span | Location | occupation | Historical event |
| Thomas Jenkins | 1545-1613 | Kent England | Henry VIII | |
| William Jenkins | ||||
| Nicholas Jenkins | 1580-1631 | Purleigh, England | Shakespeare
Elizabethan England |
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| Nicholas Jenkins | 1624-1673 | Purleigh, England
To Virginia 1657 |
Indentured
servant |
Jamestown |
| John Jenkins | 1658-1717 | Westmoreland Co, VA | Sailing master | Jamestown |
| Ezekiel Jenkins | 1695-1750 | Westmoreland Co, VA Fairfax Co, VA | Farmer | |
| Ezekiel Jenkins | 1728-1812 | Westmoreland Co, VA Woodford Co, KY | Farmer | French and Indian War
Revolutionary War |
| William Jenkins | 1754-1830 | Westmoreland Co, VA Harrison Co, KY | Farmer | Served as a guard in US army during Revolutionary War |
| Elisha Jenkins | 1806-1854 | Fayette Co, KY | Farmer | |
| Nathaniel Jenkins | 1833-1902 | Lexington KY | labor | Served in Civil War USA 6th KY Cav |
| Newton Jenkins | 1866-1958 | Lexington, KY | sawmill | |
| Nathaniel | 1901-1978 | Lexington, KY | carpenter | |
| Russell L. Jenkins | Rushville, IN | Factory worker | ||
| Russell S. Jenkins | Rushville, IN | Electric worker | ||
| Aaron Jenkins | Rushville, IN | Catholic priest |
You may find this interesting.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/catholic-enigma-found-grave-jamestown/