Arthur Pinner married Spicey Jane Smith in 1847 and they had the following children; James, Francis, William, Arthur, Sarah, Mary, and Rachel.
Arthur's year of death is believed to be in 1891, although one descendant believes he died in 1911 at the home of one of his children in Marion County. Two family historians claim that he died of old age at the home of one of his children and was buried on his property at Pinner Island.
In reference to the local legend that he and his horse were killed by Federal Troops, either during the Civil War or during Reconstruction, don't seem possible, since he was alive in 1890. Per historical records, Federal Troops were removed from Florida in 1877. If correct, maybe killed by State Troops?
His year of birth is based upon US and Florida Census data.
This record was entered to provide another opinion to that already entered in Find A Grave Memorial # 121921527.
Information provided by Mary Ann Enzor:
Pinner/Penner, Arthur 1819 SC 1891 Penner Pond, ONF, Florida
1870 Putnam Co., FL Census (Timmons Pct), Fam. #3, 7/20/1870:
Pinner, Arther 45 HH SC Farmer
" Pam 40 wife " (probably misread Jane)
" James W. 22 son FL laborer
" Frances 19 dau "
" William 17 son "
" Arther 15 " "
" Sarah 13 dau "
" Mary 10 " "
" Rachel 5 " "
Fam. #2 Price, Labon & family (dau. Susan married E. B. Perry, step-son of William Pinner, brother of Arther, s/o Kalsadra Priest and Benjamin Perry)
Ray Pinner: about 1873 Arthur Pinner and his children drove their 200 head of cattle down from their land near Melrose, FL to Kenwood Landing where, at low tide, they swam the herd across the Ocklawaha River to the 320 acres of land he owned there. He established his home place near the river and sold his crops and cattle to the merchants that rode the river and made regular stops to purchase goods. His land would later be called "Pinner Island". All of Spica's and Arthur's unmarried children accompanied them to their new home.
1880 Fed. Census, FL, Marion Co., Pct. 14:
Pinner, Arthur 65(1815) FLFLFL Farmer
CSA Records (Fred Pinner): Pvt., 9th FL Inf. Co. F, 6th Battalion. Enlisted Aug., 1863, at #4 Fla. RR, by Major Thomas for a period of 3 years or war end. He was detailed by General Finnegan to repair shoes for the neighborhood. He was 42 yrs. old in Dec. 1863. He was on muster roll call Sept/Oct 1864.
FL Land Record (Newnansville) 5/1/1855 #1856 39.74 acres Cash Lot 4 T9S R23E S31--South of Melrose and next to Sarah and James Pinner plots.
#2804 125.5 acres (Homestead Act) 8/13/1883 Cash: Penner Pond area ONF
N1/2SE T11S R25E S31
SESE " "
Putnam Co, FL Deeds
1887 Bk 15 p 43 WD from Arthur & Spicey Janet Pinner for 20 acres to Geo. Illingworth (from the orig
land grant of 125.5 acres obtained 8/13/1883 under Homestead Act.
1891 (SalesTxBk) Vol 2 #895: Arther Pinner to J.W. Pinner. NOTE: declared illegal and no deed issued.
1892 Bk 28 p 229 WD Arthur A & Eliz Pinner--their 1/6th interest from Estate of Arthur to James W. Pinner
1894 Bk 32 p 652 Special Commissioner's Sale of Estate of Arthur Pinner to J.W. Pinner
N1/2 of SE1/4, N1/2 of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 100 acres
1908 Ocala National Forest established
1916 Bk 68 p 282 special Marshall's Deed from J.W. Pinner to Wilson Larrimore. Sold at auction as J.W. defaulted on mtg for 100 acres
Arthur's year of death is believed to be in 1891, although one descendant believes he died in 1911 at the home of one of his children in Marion County. Two family historians claim that he died of old age at the home of one of his children and was buried on his property at Pinner Island.
In reference to the local legend that he and his horse were killed by Federal Troops, either during the Civil War or during Reconstruction, don't seem possible, since he was alive in 1890. Per historical records, Federal Troops were removed from Florida in 1877. If correct, maybe killed by State Troops?
His year of birth is based upon US and Florida Census data.
This record was entered to provide another opinion to that already entered in Find A Grave Memorial # 121921527.
Information provided by Mary Ann Enzor:
Pinner/Penner, Arthur 1819 SC 1891 Penner Pond, ONF, Florida
1870 Putnam Co., FL Census (Timmons Pct), Fam. #3, 7/20/1870:
Pinner, Arther 45 HH SC Farmer
" Pam 40 wife " (probably misread Jane)
" James W. 22 son FL laborer
" Frances 19 dau "
" William 17 son "
" Arther 15 " "
" Sarah 13 dau "
" Mary 10 " "
" Rachel 5 " "
Fam. #2 Price, Labon & family (dau. Susan married E. B. Perry, step-son of William Pinner, brother of Arther, s/o Kalsadra Priest and Benjamin Perry)
Ray Pinner: about 1873 Arthur Pinner and his children drove their 200 head of cattle down from their land near Melrose, FL to Kenwood Landing where, at low tide, they swam the herd across the Ocklawaha River to the 320 acres of land he owned there. He established his home place near the river and sold his crops and cattle to the merchants that rode the river and made regular stops to purchase goods. His land would later be called "Pinner Island". All of Spica's and Arthur's unmarried children accompanied them to their new home.
1880 Fed. Census, FL, Marion Co., Pct. 14:
Pinner, Arthur 65(1815) FLFLFL Farmer
CSA Records (Fred Pinner): Pvt., 9th FL Inf. Co. F, 6th Battalion. Enlisted Aug., 1863, at #4 Fla. RR, by Major Thomas for a period of 3 years or war end. He was detailed by General Finnegan to repair shoes for the neighborhood. He was 42 yrs. old in Dec. 1863. He was on muster roll call Sept/Oct 1864.
FL Land Record (Newnansville) 5/1/1855 #1856 39.74 acres Cash Lot 4 T9S R23E S31--South of Melrose and next to Sarah and James Pinner plots.
#2804 125.5 acres (Homestead Act) 8/13/1883 Cash: Penner Pond area ONF
N1/2SE T11S R25E S31
SESE " "
Putnam Co, FL Deeds
1887 Bk 15 p 43 WD from Arthur & Spicey Janet Pinner for 20 acres to Geo. Illingworth (from the orig
land grant of 125.5 acres obtained 8/13/1883 under Homestead Act.
1891 (SalesTxBk) Vol 2 #895: Arther Pinner to J.W. Pinner. NOTE: declared illegal and no deed issued.
1892 Bk 28 p 229 WD Arthur A & Eliz Pinner--their 1/6th interest from Estate of Arthur to James W. Pinner
1894 Bk 32 p 652 Special Commissioner's Sale of Estate of Arthur Pinner to J.W. Pinner
N1/2 of SE1/4, N1/2 of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 100 acres
1908 Ocala National Forest established
1916 Bk 68 p 282 special Marshall's Deed from J.W. Pinner to Wilson Larrimore. Sold at auction as J.W. defaulted on mtg for 100 acres
Arthur Pinner married Spicey Jane Smith in 1847 and they had the following children; James, Francis, William, Arthur, Sarah, Mary, and Rachel.
Arthur's year of death is believed to be in 1891, although one descendant believes he died in 1911 at the home of one of his children in Marion County. Two family historians claim that he died of old age at the home of one of his children and was buried on his property at Pinner Island.
In reference to the local legend that he and his horse were killed by Federal Troops, either during the Civil War or during Reconstruction, don't seem possible, since he was alive in 1890. Per historical records, Federal Troops were removed from Florida in 1877. If correct, maybe killed by State Troops?
His year of birth is based upon US and Florida Census data.
This record was entered to provide another opinion to that already entered in Find A Grave Memorial # 121921527.
Information provided by Mary Ann Enzor:
Pinner/Penner, Arthur 1819 SC 1891 Penner Pond, ONF, Florida
1870 Putnam Co., FL Census (Timmons Pct), Fam. #3, 7/20/1870:
Pinner, Arther 45 HH SC Farmer
" Pam 40 wife " (probably misread Jane)
" James W. 22 son FL laborer
" Frances 19 dau "
" William 17 son "
" Arther 15 " "
" Sarah 13 dau "
" Mary 10 " "
" Rachel 5 " "
Fam. #2 Price, Labon & family (dau. Susan married E. B. Perry, step-son of William Pinner, brother of Arther, s/o Kalsadra Priest and Benjamin Perry)
Ray Pinner: about 1873 Arthur Pinner and his children drove their 200 head of cattle down from their land near Melrose, FL to Kenwood Landing where, at low tide, they swam the herd across the Ocklawaha River to the 320 acres of land he owned there. He established his home place near the river and sold his crops and cattle to the merchants that rode the river and made regular stops to purchase goods. His land would later be called "Pinner Island". All of Spica's and Arthur's unmarried children accompanied them to their new home.
1880 Fed. Census, FL, Marion Co., Pct. 14:
Pinner, Arthur 65(1815) FLFLFL Farmer
CSA Records (Fred Pinner): Pvt., 9th FL Inf. Co. F, 6th Battalion. Enlisted Aug., 1863, at #4 Fla. RR, by Major Thomas for a period of 3 years or war end. He was detailed by General Finnegan to repair shoes for the neighborhood. He was 42 yrs. old in Dec. 1863. He was on muster roll call Sept/Oct 1864.
FL Land Record (Newnansville) 5/1/1855 #1856 39.74 acres Cash Lot 4 T9S R23E S31--South of Melrose and next to Sarah and James Pinner plots.
#2804 125.5 acres (Homestead Act) 8/13/1883 Cash: Penner Pond area ONF
N1/2SE T11S R25E S31
SESE " "
Putnam Co, FL Deeds
1887 Bk 15 p 43 WD from Arthur & Spicey Janet Pinner for 20 acres to Geo. Illingworth (from the orig
land grant of 125.5 acres obtained 8/13/1883 under Homestead Act.
1891 (SalesTxBk) Vol 2 #895: Arther Pinner to J.W. Pinner. NOTE: declared illegal and no deed issued.
1892 Bk 28 p 229 WD Arthur A & Eliz Pinner--their 1/6th interest from Estate of Arthur to James W. Pinner
1894 Bk 32 p 652 Special Commissioner's Sale of Estate of Arthur Pinner to J.W. Pinner
N1/2 of SE1/4, N1/2 of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 100 acres
1908 Ocala National Forest established
1916 Bk 68 p 282 special Marshall's Deed from J.W. Pinner to Wilson Larrimore. Sold at auction as J.W. defaulted on mtg for 100 acres
Arthur's year of death is believed to be in 1891, although one descendant believes he died in 1911 at the home of one of his children in Marion County. Two family historians claim that he died of old age at the home of one of his children and was buried on his property at Pinner Island.
In reference to the local legend that he and his horse were killed by Federal Troops, either during the Civil War or during Reconstruction, don't seem possible, since he was alive in 1890. Per historical records, Federal Troops were removed from Florida in 1877. If correct, maybe killed by State Troops?
His year of birth is based upon US and Florida Census data.
This record was entered to provide another opinion to that already entered in Find A Grave Memorial # 121921527.
Information provided by Mary Ann Enzor:
Pinner/Penner, Arthur 1819 SC 1891 Penner Pond, ONF, Florida
1870 Putnam Co., FL Census (Timmons Pct), Fam. #3, 7/20/1870:
Pinner, Arther 45 HH SC Farmer
" Pam 40 wife " (probably misread Jane)
" James W. 22 son FL laborer
" Frances 19 dau "
" William 17 son "
" Arther 15 " "
" Sarah 13 dau "
" Mary 10 " "
" Rachel 5 " "
Fam. #2 Price, Labon & family (dau. Susan married E. B. Perry, step-son of William Pinner, brother of Arther, s/o Kalsadra Priest and Benjamin Perry)
Ray Pinner: about 1873 Arthur Pinner and his children drove their 200 head of cattle down from their land near Melrose, FL to Kenwood Landing where, at low tide, they swam the herd across the Ocklawaha River to the 320 acres of land he owned there. He established his home place near the river and sold his crops and cattle to the merchants that rode the river and made regular stops to purchase goods. His land would later be called "Pinner Island". All of Spica's and Arthur's unmarried children accompanied them to their new home.
1880 Fed. Census, FL, Marion Co., Pct. 14:
Pinner, Arthur 65(1815) FLFLFL Farmer
CSA Records (Fred Pinner): Pvt., 9th FL Inf. Co. F, 6th Battalion. Enlisted Aug., 1863, at #4 Fla. RR, by Major Thomas for a period of 3 years or war end. He was detailed by General Finnegan to repair shoes for the neighborhood. He was 42 yrs. old in Dec. 1863. He was on muster roll call Sept/Oct 1864.
FL Land Record (Newnansville) 5/1/1855 #1856 39.74 acres Cash Lot 4 T9S R23E S31--South of Melrose and next to Sarah and James Pinner plots.
#2804 125.5 acres (Homestead Act) 8/13/1883 Cash: Penner Pond area ONF
N1/2SE T11S R25E S31
SESE " "
Putnam Co, FL Deeds
1887 Bk 15 p 43 WD from Arthur & Spicey Janet Pinner for 20 acres to Geo. Illingworth (from the orig
land grant of 125.5 acres obtained 8/13/1883 under Homestead Act.
1891 (SalesTxBk) Vol 2 #895: Arther Pinner to J.W. Pinner. NOTE: declared illegal and no deed issued.
1892 Bk 28 p 229 WD Arthur A & Eliz Pinner--their 1/6th interest from Estate of Arthur to James W. Pinner
1894 Bk 32 p 652 Special Commissioner's Sale of Estate of Arthur Pinner to J.W. Pinner
N1/2 of SE1/4, N1/2 of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 100 acres
1908 Ocala National Forest established
1916 Bk 68 p 282 special Marshall's Deed from J.W. Pinner to Wilson Larrimore. Sold at auction as J.W. defaulted on mtg for 100 acres
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