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John Charles Jenckes

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John Charles Jenckes

Birth
Death
29 Mar 1852 (aged 75)
Rhode Island, USA
Burial
Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.851912, Longitude: -71.3815341
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He married, first, on Mar 22,1801, Sally Snow.

He married, second, on Aug 25,1817, Fanny Smith

Children(by first marriage): Ann Eliza Jenckes, Eliza Jenckes Snow, Susan Snow Jenckes Shaw, and Amey Ann Jenckes Hale.

Children(by second marriage): William Cadman Jenckes, Edward Anthony Jenckes, Sarah Snow Jenckes, Charles William Jencks, Abby Frances Jenckes, Mary Smith Jenckes, Walter Paine Jenckes, John Jay Jencks, Rebecca Snow Jenckes, Lydia P Jenckes, and George Cadman Jenckes.

He fathered twenty children in all, of whom Col John Jay Jencks is said to be the youngest, born in 1834. Fourteen of his children died in infancy, and are all supposedly interred at Swan Point Cemetery.

He was a gold and silversmith, as well as a jeweller on Friendship Street in Providence, operating under the name of John C Jenks and Co. By an act of the Rhode Island Legislature, he was permitted to adopt the middle name of Charles.

He married, first, on Mar 22,1801, Sally Snow.

He married, second, on Aug 25,1817, Fanny Smith

Children(by first marriage): Ann Eliza Jenckes, Eliza Jenckes Snow, Susan Snow Jenckes Shaw, and Amey Ann Jenckes Hale.

Children(by second marriage): William Cadman Jenckes, Edward Anthony Jenckes, Sarah Snow Jenckes, Charles William Jencks, Abby Frances Jenckes, Mary Smith Jenckes, Walter Paine Jenckes, John Jay Jencks, Rebecca Snow Jenckes, Lydia P Jenckes, and George Cadman Jenckes.

He fathered twenty children in all, of whom Col John Jay Jencks is said to be the youngest, born in 1834. Fourteen of his children died in infancy, and are all supposedly interred at Swan Point Cemetery.

He was a gold and silversmith, as well as a jeweller on Friendship Street in Providence, operating under the name of John C Jenks and Co. By an act of the Rhode Island Legislature, he was permitted to adopt the middle name of Charles.



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