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==Family History==
 
==Family History==
: The Pennington family is one of our better documented ancient lineages, largely thanks to the fact that the earliest progenitors were gentry who stayed mostly in one place for at least ten generations. Originating from a cadet branch of the Percy family, the first "of Pennington" ancestor was [[Sir Gamel de Pennington]], a younger son of Sir Alan de Percy (1069-1135) and Emma de Gant (b. 1071). He likely was not born in the village of Pennington, but moved there as a young adult, possibly after marrying a daughter of Ulf. Pennington village is about 10 miles from the long-time seat of the family, at Mulcaster, near Ravenglass in present-day Cumberland, on the west coast of England north of Liverpool. It was Sir Gamel's grandson, [[Sir Alan Pennington]], who settled in Mulcaster.
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: The Pennington family is one of our better documented ancient lineages, largely thanks to the fact that the earliest progenitors were gentry who stayed mostly in one place for at least ten generations. Originating from a cadet branch of the Percy family, the first "of Pennington" ancestor was [[Sir Gamel de Pennington]], a younger son of Sir Alan de Percy (1069-1135) and Emma de Gant (b. 1071). He likely was not born in the village of Pennington, but moved there as a young adult, possibly after marrying a daughter of Ulf. Pennington village is about 10 miles from the long-time seat of the family, at Mulcaster, near Ravenglass in present-day Cumberland, on the west coast of England north of Liverpool. It was Sir Gamel's grandson, [[Sir Alan Pennington I]], who settled in Mulcaster.
  
 
==Our Direct Lineage==
 
==Our Direct Lineage==

Revision as of 22:32, 12 March 2024

Family History Book: Pennington

Family History

The Pennington family is one of our better documented ancient lineages, largely thanks to the fact that the earliest progenitors were gentry who stayed mostly in one place for at least ten generations. Originating from a cadet branch of the Percy family, the first "of Pennington" ancestor was Sir Gamel de Pennington, a younger son of Sir Alan de Percy (1069-1135) and Emma de Gant (b. 1071). He likely was not born in the village of Pennington, but moved there as a young adult, possibly after marrying a daughter of Ulf. Pennington village is about 10 miles from the long-time seat of the family, at Mulcaster, near Ravenglass in present-day Cumberland, on the west coast of England north of Liverpool. It was Sir Gamel's grandson, Sir Alan Pennington I, who settled in Mulcaster.

Our Direct Lineage

Prior Generations

First Generation of the Name: Sir Gamel de Pennington (1090-1170)

Second Generation: Sir Benedict Pennington (1130-1185)

Third Generation: Sir Alan Pennington I (1160-1208)

Fourth Generation: Sir Thomas Pennington I (1200-1248)

Fifth Generation: Sir Alan Pennington II (1234-1277)

Sixth Generation: Sir William Pennington I (1270-1323)

Seventh Generation: Sir John Pennington I (1305-1332)

Eighth Generation: Sir William Pennington II (1331-1400)

Ninth Generation: Sir Alan Pennington III (1360-1415)

Tenth Generation: Sir John Pennington II (1393-1470)

Eleventh Generation: Sir John Pennington III (1419-1460)

Twelfth Generation: Sir John Pennington IV (1436-1512)

Thirteenth Generation: Sir John Pennington V (1464-1516)

Fourteenth Generation: John Pennington VI (1489-1557)

Fifteenth Generation: Sir William Pennington III (1523-1592)

Sixteenth Generation: Adm. Isaac Robert Pennington (1558-1628)

Seventeenth Generation: John Pennington VII (1573-1634)

Eighteenth Generation: William Pennington IV (1594-1652)

Nineteenth Generation: Ephraim Pennington I "of Connecticut" (1620-1661)

Twentieth Generation: Ephraim Pennington II (1645-1693)

Twenty-first Generation: Ephraim Pennington III (1668-1694)

Twenty-second Generation: Ephraim Pennington IV (1692-1750)

Twenty-third Generation: Ephraim Pennington V "of North Carolina" (1725-1800)

Twenty-fourth Generation: Timothy Pennington (1748-1823)

Twenty-fifth Generation: Riggs Pennington (1787-1869)

Twenty-sixth Generation: Eliza Jane Pennington (1821-1912)

Immediate Relatives

Other Pennington Relatives

Linked Families


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