Thomas Neil Jennings was the youngest son born to Newt and Clara Jennings.
He married Donna Mae Donner on May 7, 1927 and they had one son James Irvin Jennings born October 10, 1928.
His second marriage was to Ida West, on December 1, 1932, she had one daughter, Juanita Dunn, who always said Uncle Tom was her Daddy. All of the grandchildren called him "Jenkins", the name stuck. One of the babies could not say Mr Jennings, it came out Jenkins.
He married Donna Mae Donner on May 7, 1927 and they had one son James Irvin Jennings born October 10, 1928.
His second marriage was to Ida West, on December 1, 1932, she had one daughter, Juanita Dunn, who always said Uncle Tom was her Daddy. All of the grandchildren called him "Jenkins", the name stuck. One of the babies could not say Mr Jennings, it came out Jenkins.
Thomas Neil Jennings was the youngest son born to Newt and Clara Jennings.
He married Donna Mae Donner on May 7, 1927 and they had one son James Irvin Jennings born October 10, 1928.
His second marriage was to Ida West, on December 1, 1932, she had one daughter, Juanita Dunn, who always said Uncle Tom was her Daddy. All of the grandchildren called him "Jenkins", the name stuck. One of the babies could not say Mr Jennings, it came out Jenkins.
He married Donna Mae Donner on May 7, 1927 and they had one son James Irvin Jennings born October 10, 1928.
His second marriage was to Ida West, on December 1, 1932, she had one daughter, Juanita Dunn, who always said Uncle Tom was her Daddy. All of the grandchildren called him "Jenkins", the name stuck. One of the babies could not say Mr Jennings, it came out Jenkins.
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