From FAG Member Gene Zubrinsky:
Am(m)iel “Ammi/Mial” Penn(e)y, son of William2 and Deborah (Weeks) Penny, was born in Harwich, Massachusetts, 18 July 1746 and was baptized there the following 24 August. He died on his farm in Lorraine, Jefferson County, New York, 16 February 1816 (aged 70), a mile or two south of the cemetery, in the adjacent town of Adams, where he is interred. Many of those living in the northern parts of neighboring Lorraine and Ellisburgh identified strongly with Adams Village, where they worshipped, attended school, patronized stores—and were buried.
The first three of Ammiel’s children were with his first wife, [Bethiah?] (Bangs), daughter of Samuel Bangs and probably Hannah (Wing); the remaining six were with his second wife, Hannah (Haviland)—she, like Ammiel, died in Lorraine—daughter of Solomon and Hannah (Carpenter) Haviland. All nine children were born in present-day Southeast, Putnam County, New York.
An oft-repeated Penny family record asserts that Ammiel’s maternal grandfather, George Wicks, was sent from England as a missionary to the Indians on Cape Cod. While George Week(e)s (his correct name) did minister to the Indians, he was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, 20 March 1688/9, son of Am(m)iel and Abigail (Trescott) Week(e)s.
For the most complete and reliable coverage of Ammiel Penney, his wives, children, siblings, and Penny ancestors, see Eugene Cole Zubrinsky, "The Penn(e)ys of Harwich, Massachusetts, and Upstate New York," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 133(2002):83-98, 201-16, 293 (a&c); 134(2003):304-5 (a&c); 147(2016):311-12 (a&c). An adapted version of the section pertaining to Ammiel and his family, without source citations, is online at the Jefferson County GENWEB site; under the title "Pioneer Family of Am(m)iel Penn(e)y".
From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page;
AMMIEL PENNY (Penney)
Born: July 18, 1743 in Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Died: February 16, 1816 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson
Co. N.Y.
Married: HANNAH HAVILAND
Born: 1744
Died: November 12, 1827 aged 83 years (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Service: Ammiel Penny was a private in the Revolution in Col. John Field's Regiment.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Ammiel Penny and his wife are buried in the Rural Cemetery in the village of Adams, N.Y. Ammiel Penny came from good Puritan stock. His grandfather on his mother's side, George Wicks, was a Presbyterian minister, sent from England as a missionary to Cape Cod, among the Indians. His granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Bailey, says her grandfather, Ammiel, was twice married. His first wife must have died before he came into Jefferson Co. in 1806. Two of his nine children were John, aged 21 in 1806 and George, aged 25 in 1806.
See also Ammiel Penny Pioneer Family
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A088549
Service: NY
Rank: Private
Birth: 1746 Westchester, NY
Death: 2/16/1816 Lorraine, NY
Pension:
Service Source:
Service Description: Capt. Joseph Dyckman,Col. Joseph Field
Spouse: Hannah Haviland
Am(m)iel “Ammi/Mial” Penn(e)y, son of William2 and Deborah (Weeks) Penny, was born in Harwich, Massachusetts, 18 July 1746 and was baptized there the following 24 August. He died on his farm in Lorraine, Jefferson County, New York, 16 February 1816 (aged 70), a mile or two south of the cemetery, in the adjacent town of Adams, where he is interred. Many of those living in the northern parts of neighboring Lorraine and Ellisburgh identified strongly with Adams Village, where they worshipped, attended school, patronized stores—and were buried.
The first three of Ammiel’s children were with his first wife, [Bethiah?] (Bangs), daughter of Samuel Bangs and probably Hannah (Wing); the remaining six were with his second wife, Hannah (Haviland)—she, like Ammiel, died in Lorraine—daughter of Solomon and Hannah (Carpenter) Haviland. All nine children were born in present-day Southeast, Putnam County, New York.
An oft-repeated Penny family record asserts that Ammiel’s maternal grandfather, George Wicks, was sent from England as a missionary to the Indians on Cape Cod. While George Week(e)s (his correct name) did minister to the Indians, he was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, 20 March 1688/9, son of Am(m)iel and Abigail (Trescott) Week(e)s.
For the most complete and reliable coverage of Ammiel Penney, his wives, children, siblings, and Penny ancestors, see Eugene Cole Zubrinsky, "The Penn(e)ys of Harwich, Massachusetts, and Upstate New York," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 133(2002):83-98, 201-16, 293 (a&c); 134(2003):304-5 (a&c); 147(2016):311-12 (a&c). An adapted version of the section pertaining to Ammiel and his family, without source citations, is online at the Jefferson County GENWEB site; under the title "Pioneer Family of Am(m)iel Penn(e)y".
From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page;
AMMIEL PENNY (Penney)
Born: July 18, 1743 in Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Died: February 16, 1816 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson
Co. N.Y.
Married: HANNAH HAVILAND
Born: 1744
Died: November 12, 1827 aged 83 years (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Service: Ammiel Penny was a private in the Revolution in Col. John Field's Regiment.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Ammiel Penny and his wife are buried in the Rural Cemetery in the village of Adams, N.Y. Ammiel Penny came from good Puritan stock. His grandfather on his mother's side, George Wicks, was a Presbyterian minister, sent from England as a missionary to Cape Cod, among the Indians. His granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Bailey, says her grandfather, Ammiel, was twice married. His first wife must have died before he came into Jefferson Co. in 1806. Two of his nine children were John, aged 21 in 1806 and George, aged 25 in 1806.
See also Ammiel Penny Pioneer Family
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A088549
Service: NY
Rank: Private
Birth: 1746 Westchester, NY
Death: 2/16/1816 Lorraine, NY
Pension:
Service Source:
Service Description: Capt. Joseph Dyckman,Col. Joseph Field
Spouse: Hannah Haviland
From FAG Member Gene Zubrinsky:
Am(m)iel “Ammi/Mial” Penn(e)y, son of William2 and Deborah (Weeks) Penny, was born in Harwich, Massachusetts, 18 July 1746 and was baptized there the following 24 August. He died on his farm in Lorraine, Jefferson County, New York, 16 February 1816 (aged 70), a mile or two south of the cemetery, in the adjacent town of Adams, where he is interred. Many of those living in the northern parts of neighboring Lorraine and Ellisburgh identified strongly with Adams Village, where they worshipped, attended school, patronized stores—and were buried.
The first three of Ammiel’s children were with his first wife, [Bethiah?] (Bangs), daughter of Samuel Bangs and probably Hannah (Wing); the remaining six were with his second wife, Hannah (Haviland)—she, like Ammiel, died in Lorraine—daughter of Solomon and Hannah (Carpenter) Haviland. All nine children were born in present-day Southeast, Putnam County, New York.
An oft-repeated Penny family record asserts that Ammiel’s maternal grandfather, George Wicks, was sent from England as a missionary to the Indians on Cape Cod. While George Week(e)s (his correct name) did minister to the Indians, he was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, 20 March 1688/9, son of Am(m)iel and Abigail (Trescott) Week(e)s.
For the most complete and reliable coverage of Ammiel Penney, his wives, children, siblings, and Penny ancestors, see Eugene Cole Zubrinsky, "The Penn(e)ys of Harwich, Massachusetts, and Upstate New York," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 133(2002):83-98, 201-16, 293 (a&c); 134(2003):304-5 (a&c); 147(2016):311-12 (a&c). An adapted version of the section pertaining to Ammiel and his family, without source citations, is online at the Jefferson County GENWEB site; under the title "Pioneer Family of Am(m)iel Penn(e)y".
From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page;
AMMIEL PENNY (Penney)
Born: July 18, 1743 in Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Died: February 16, 1816 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson
Co. N.Y.
Married: HANNAH HAVILAND
Born: 1744
Died: November 12, 1827 aged 83 years (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Service: Ammiel Penny was a private in the Revolution in Col. John Field's Regiment.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Ammiel Penny and his wife are buried in the Rural Cemetery in the village of Adams, N.Y. Ammiel Penny came from good Puritan stock. His grandfather on his mother's side, George Wicks, was a Presbyterian minister, sent from England as a missionary to Cape Cod, among the Indians. His granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Bailey, says her grandfather, Ammiel, was twice married. His first wife must have died before he came into Jefferson Co. in 1806. Two of his nine children were John, aged 21 in 1806 and George, aged 25 in 1806.
See also Ammiel Penny Pioneer Family
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A088549
Service: NY
Rank: Private
Birth: 1746 Westchester, NY
Death: 2/16/1816 Lorraine, NY
Pension:
Service Source:
Service Description: Capt. Joseph Dyckman,Col. Joseph Field
Spouse: Hannah Haviland
Am(m)iel “Ammi/Mial” Penn(e)y, son of William2 and Deborah (Weeks) Penny, was born in Harwich, Massachusetts, 18 July 1746 and was baptized there the following 24 August. He died on his farm in Lorraine, Jefferson County, New York, 16 February 1816 (aged 70), a mile or two south of the cemetery, in the adjacent town of Adams, where he is interred. Many of those living in the northern parts of neighboring Lorraine and Ellisburgh identified strongly with Adams Village, where they worshipped, attended school, patronized stores—and were buried.
The first three of Ammiel’s children were with his first wife, [Bethiah?] (Bangs), daughter of Samuel Bangs and probably Hannah (Wing); the remaining six were with his second wife, Hannah (Haviland)—she, like Ammiel, died in Lorraine—daughter of Solomon and Hannah (Carpenter) Haviland. All nine children were born in present-day Southeast, Putnam County, New York.
An oft-repeated Penny family record asserts that Ammiel’s maternal grandfather, George Wicks, was sent from England as a missionary to the Indians on Cape Cod. While George Week(e)s (his correct name) did minister to the Indians, he was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, 20 March 1688/9, son of Am(m)iel and Abigail (Trescott) Week(e)s.
For the most complete and reliable coverage of Ammiel Penney, his wives, children, siblings, and Penny ancestors, see Eugene Cole Zubrinsky, "The Penn(e)ys of Harwich, Massachusetts, and Upstate New York," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 133(2002):83-98, 201-16, 293 (a&c); 134(2003):304-5 (a&c); 147(2016):311-12 (a&c). An adapted version of the section pertaining to Ammiel and his family, without source citations, is online at the Jefferson County GENWEB site; under the title "Pioneer Family of Am(m)iel Penn(e)y".
From the Fonda List found at the Jefferson county genweb page;
AMMIEL PENNY (Penney)
Born: July 18, 1743 in Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Died: February 16, 1816 aged 70 yrs. (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson
Co. N.Y.
Married: HANNAH HAVILAND
Born: 1744
Died: November 12, 1827 aged 83 years (g.s.) in town of Adams, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Service: Ammiel Penny was a private in the Revolution in Col. John Field's Regiment.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Remarks: Ammiel Penny and his wife are buried in the Rural Cemetery in the village of Adams, N.Y. Ammiel Penny came from good Puritan stock. His grandfather on his mother's side, George Wicks, was a Presbyterian minister, sent from England as a missionary to Cape Cod, among the Indians. His granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Bailey, says her grandfather, Ammiel, was twice married. His first wife must have died before he came into Jefferson Co. in 1806. Two of his nine children were John, aged 21 in 1806 and George, aged 25 in 1806.
See also Ammiel Penny Pioneer Family
Found at the DAR free search site;
DAR# A088549
Service: NY
Rank: Private
Birth: 1746 Westchester, NY
Death: 2/16/1816 Lorraine, NY
Pension:
Service Source:
Service Description: Capt. Joseph Dyckman,Col. Joseph Field
Spouse: Hannah Haviland
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