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UPDATE: 08/22/2007 ----- Check back often as this is a work in progress.
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The Skinner Family
Maternal Ancestors of Allie Pullam Floyd
NOTE: The Skinner family line goes back to an early settler of Massachusetts, according to the Vaughn-Christian website posted by Jessica Vaughn. I have contacted her, asking for the sources of her information.
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John Skinner (Jr.) (b. 1640)
Mary Blake (b. 1650)
John Skinner was born about 1640 in Wrentham, MA, the son of John Skinner who was born about 1600 (probably in England). Thus, the senior John Skinner would have been the immigrant ancestor and he would have been one of the early settlers of Massachusetts. If he didn't come on the Mayflower in 1620, he probably came soon after.
John, Jr., married Mary Blake who was born about 1650. No further information about her or her family.
They became parents of one known child, John Skinner (III) born 1666 in VA.[1] |
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John Skinner (III) (1666-1773)
Jane Smith
John Skinner (III) was born in March 1666 in Virginia, the son of John Skinner (Jr.) and Mary Blake.
John (III) married Jane Smith (no further information about her or her family). They became parents of one known child: William Skinner, born 1704 in Virginia.
John died 14 Apr 1773 in Virginia. If that date is correct, he would have been 107 years old. |
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William Skinner (1704-1747)
Ann Neaps
William Skinner was born 1704 in Virginia, the son of John Skinner (III) and Jane Smith.
He married Ann Neaps (no further information on her or her family) and they became the parents of at least one child: William Skinner (Jr.) born 1725 in Virginia.
William, Sr. died in 1747 in North Carolina. |
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William Skinner (Jr.) (b. 1725)
Priscilla (unknown)
William Skinner (Jr.) was born in 1725 in Virginia, the son of William Skinner (Sr.) and Ann Neaps.
He married Priscilla (last name unknown; no further information on her or her family). They became the parents of one known child: Benjamin Skinner, born 1750 in Lenoir, NC.
William (Jr.) died in North Carolina; date is unknown. |
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Benjamin Skinner (1750-1828)
Priscilla Woodham (1751-1820)
Benjamin Skinner was born in 1750 in Lenior, NC, the son of William and Priscilla Skinner.
Priscilla Woodham was born 1751 in Dobbs Co., NC. No information on her family.
Benjamin and Priscilla became the parents of 11 children:
i. Jesse Skinner b. 1775 Dobbs Co., NC ii. Frederick K. Sinner b. 1787 Darlington Co., SC iii. Mary Skinner b. 1787 Darlington, SC iv. James Skinner b. 1792 Darlington , SC v. Edward K. Skinner b. 1773 Dobbs Co., NC vi. Nathan Skinner b. 1773 in NC vii. Benjamin Skinner b. 1774 in Lenior, NC viii. Susannah Skinner b. 1776 Darlington Co., SC ix. John Wesley Skinner b. 1777 Darlington Co., SC x. William Skinner b. 1781 Darlington Co., SC xi. Lemuel Skinner b. 15 Aug 1786 Darlington Co., SC
Priscilla died in 1820 in Darlington, SC. |
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Jesse Skinner (1775-1837)
Sarah Alley Mozingo (1780-1850)
Jesse Skinner was born in 1775 in Dobbs Co., NC, the son of Benjamin Skinner and Priscilla Woodham.
Sarah Alley Mozingo was born in 1780 in Dobbs Co., NC, the daughter of Pierce Mozingo (mother unknown).
Jesse and Sarah became the parents of 10 children:
i. Mary Skinner b. 1795 in SC or KY ii. Jenny Skinner b. 1797 iii. Jesse Skinner b. 1799 iv. Priscilla "Prissie" Skinner b. 27 Apr 1800 Henderson Co., KY, married Thomas Pullam (see PULLAM) v. Alley Skinner b. 1801 vi. Spencer Skinner b. 1803 vii. Sally Skinner b. 1804 viii. Benjamin B. Skinner b. 1805 in Darlington, SC ix. Frederick Skinner b. 1807 x. Joseph Skinner b. 1809
(IF the birth dates and places on the children are correct, they must have moved to Kentucky and back to South Carolina, then back to Kentucky again.)
Jesse died in 1837 in Union Co., KY, and Sarah died in 1850 in Union Co., KY. |
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28 February, 2010.
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