Jonathan Kenyon was the 7th son of the John Kenyon. He married 1st, 1725, Rhode Island, Sarah Rogers, daughter of Captain James and Eliza Rogers of Westerly, Rhode Island. (International and US Marriage records)
He married 2nd, Mary Gardiner.
He was voted on 2 Mar 1723-4 to be the guardian to Robert and Thomas Rogers, sons of the late Captain James Rogers. He participated in the estate of his father-in-law, Captain James Rogers, in 1719, in Westerly, Rhode Island. His will was proved in Charleston, Rhode Island, on 7 Jan 1767, which presumes he died the previous year, Rhode Island (American Kenyons, page 64).
He married 2nd, Mary Gardiner.
He was voted on 2 Mar 1723-4 to be the guardian to Robert and Thomas Rogers, sons of the late Captain James Rogers. He participated in the estate of his father-in-law, Captain James Rogers, in 1719, in Westerly, Rhode Island. His will was proved in Charleston, Rhode Island, on 7 Jan 1767, which presumes he died the previous year, Rhode Island (American Kenyons, page 64).
Jonathan Kenyon was the 7th son of the John Kenyon. He married 1st, 1725, Rhode Island, Sarah Rogers, daughter of Captain James and Eliza Rogers of Westerly, Rhode Island. (International and US Marriage records)
He married 2nd, Mary Gardiner.
He was voted on 2 Mar 1723-4 to be the guardian to Robert and Thomas Rogers, sons of the late Captain James Rogers. He participated in the estate of his father-in-law, Captain James Rogers, in 1719, in Westerly, Rhode Island. His will was proved in Charleston, Rhode Island, on 7 Jan 1767, which presumes he died the previous year, Rhode Island (American Kenyons, page 64).
He married 2nd, Mary Gardiner.
He was voted on 2 Mar 1723-4 to be the guardian to Robert and Thomas Rogers, sons of the late Captain James Rogers. He participated in the estate of his father-in-law, Captain James Rogers, in 1719, in Westerly, Rhode Island. His will was proved in Charleston, Rhode Island, on 7 Jan 1767, which presumes he died the previous year, Rhode Island (American Kenyons, page 64).
