Born about 1626 in Saint Petrock Parish, Exter, Devonshire, England.∼Edward Poole married by about 1643 Sarah Pinney, probably daughter of Nicholas Pinney (in 1909 Elizabeth French published abstracts of several English Pinney and Standerwick wills, on the basis of which she suggested that Sarah Pinney was the daughter of John Pinney; in 1989 Judy Osborn pointed out difficulties with this proposed identification, and argued that Sarah Pinney was more likely the daughter of Nicholas Pinney, brother of John Pinney.
They had 7 children: Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, Benjamin, John, Sarah, & Jacob.
Sarah (Pinney) Poole, wife of this immigrant, was niece of HUMPHREY PINNEY.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
They had 7 children: Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, Benjamin, John, Sarah, & Jacob.
Sarah (Pinney) Poole, wife of this immigrant, was niece of HUMPHREY PINNEY.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Born about 1626 in Saint Petrock Parish, Exter, Devonshire, England.∼Edward Poole married by about 1643 Sarah Pinney, probably daughter of Nicholas Pinney (in 1909 Elizabeth French published abstracts of several English Pinney and Standerwick wills, on the basis of which she suggested that Sarah Pinney was the daughter of John Pinney; in 1989 Judy Osborn pointed out difficulties with this proposed identification, and argued that Sarah Pinney was more likely the daughter of Nicholas Pinney, brother of John Pinney.
They had 7 children: Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, Benjamin, John, Sarah, & Jacob.
Sarah (Pinney) Poole, wife of this immigrant, was niece of HUMPHREY PINNEY.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
They had 7 children: Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, Benjamin, John, Sarah, & Jacob.
Sarah (Pinney) Poole, wife of this immigrant, was niece of HUMPHREY PINNEY.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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