Husband of Margaret "Eugenia" Gambrell Jennings. Samuel was raised by an aunt, Sarah Ann (Jennings) Davenport. He had two sisters, Mary and Jane also raised by aunts. Samuel's mother was Ellen Jennings who died around 1880, and was the wife of John Jennings shown on the 1880 census living as a widower in the Cokesbury township of Abbeville County, SC. Census evidence affirms that John married again about a year later and is the same John Burnell Jennings, Civil War veteran born 1844 and died 1924, buried in the Williamston Memorial Park Cemetery, Williamston, SC.
One child is not listed under the "children" heading because his burial site is unknown:
Lamond Jennings (1904- ). The 1930 census for Honea Path, Anderson County shows a J.L. Jennings with wife Mary and son J.L. Jennings, Jr. This may be Lamond and his family, but a search after 1930 so far has not been successful.
One child is not listed under the "children" heading because his burial site is unknown:
Lamond Jennings (1904- ). The 1930 census for Honea Path, Anderson County shows a J.L. Jennings with wife Mary and son J.L. Jennings, Jr. This may be Lamond and his family, but a search after 1930 so far has not been successful.
Husband of Margaret "Eugenia" Gambrell Jennings. Samuel was raised by an aunt, Sarah Ann (Jennings) Davenport. He had two sisters, Mary and Jane also raised by aunts. Samuel's mother was Ellen Jennings who died around 1880, and was the wife of John Jennings shown on the 1880 census living as a widower in the Cokesbury township of Abbeville County, SC. Census evidence affirms that John married again about a year later and is the same John Burnell Jennings, Civil War veteran born 1844 and died 1924, buried in the Williamston Memorial Park Cemetery, Williamston, SC.
One child is not listed under the "children" heading because his burial site is unknown:
Lamond Jennings (1904- ). The 1930 census for Honea Path, Anderson County shows a J.L. Jennings with wife Mary and son J.L. Jennings, Jr. This may be Lamond and his family, but a search after 1930 so far has not been successful.
One child is not listed under the "children" heading because his burial site is unknown:
Lamond Jennings (1904- ). The 1930 census for Honea Path, Anderson County shows a J.L. Jennings with wife Mary and son J.L. Jennings, Jr. This may be Lamond and his family, but a search after 1930 so far has not been successful.
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