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Phinneys in Maine - Genealogy. com Phinneys in Maine By Herb Phinney Jr August 05, 2001 at 07:30:43 I have just been reunited whithan 80 year old Uncle who remembers visiting with his father, William Walter Phinney from Lynn Mass, an Uncle in Maine who raised skunks for the fur William's brothers were:-Manson, John Henry, James and George P
CAPT. JOHN PHINNEY OF BARNSTA - Genealogy. com IN MEMORY OF CAPT JOHN PHINNEY SON OF DEACON JOHN PHINNEY OF BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS WHO DIED DECEMBER 29,1780 IN HIS 87TH YEAR OF HIS AGE HE WAS THE FIRST SETTLER IN THE TOWN OF GORHAM, MAINE SOUTH STREET CEMETERY IN GORHAM, MAINE
Jeff-Phinney - User Trees - Genealogy. com John m at Barnstable, 10 Aug 1664, Mary Rogers, dau of Joseph andHannah Rogers, and granddau of Thomas Rogers of the Mayflower John is the founder of theBarnstable branch of the family His descendants generally used the spelling Phinney Children with third wife Elizabeth Bayley, born at Barnstable
Re: Michael Lowry abt 1760 PA - Genealogy. com Sources for Hannah Phinney or Finney:Will Probated 16 Apr 1752 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania of Uncle William Finney, niece Hannah Finney and Will Proved 13 Aug 1750 of Grandfather Charles Finney Oxford Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, granddaughter Hannah Finney
Finney-Phinney Families in Ame - Genealogy. com The five notebooks of data on the Finney-Phinney families in America compiled by my father, Howard Finney, Sr , include the descendants of three Finney pioneers, John, Samuel, and Robert, unrelated so far as is known
Cookville Cemetery, New Brunsw - Genealogy. com His wife Ina Irene Phinney 1917 - 1986 (Reg and sons of Cookville, more recent settlers, farm most of the Cookville lands now: David's farm is across the street from the cemetery, on former Lund property, and son Robert is nearby)