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| Birth: | About 1795 in Ashe, NC 3 |
| Death: | 5 May 1860 in Lee, VA, USA 3 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Micajah Pennington b. 28 Apr 1743 in Rowan, North Carolina, USA |
| Mother: | Rachel Jones b. 12 Jun 1741 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA |
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| Burial: May 1860 Pennington Gap, Lee, VA, USA |
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| Martha Patsy Flanary (Wife) b. About 1795 in Wilkes, NC
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| Marriage: | 1792 |
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 Phoebe Pennington b. 26 Sep 1794 in Ashe, North Carolina, USA
- Thomas Pennington b. 5 Jul 1797 in Ashe, North Carolina, USA
- David Pennington b. 11 Mar 1799 in Ashe, North Carolina, USA
- Elizabeth Henderson Pennington b. 19 Jan 1801 in Ashe, North Carolina, USA
- John Dees Pennington b. 5 Oct 1802 in Lee, Virginia, USA
- Rebecca Pennington b. 12 Jul 1805 in Lee, Virginia, USA
- Susan Pennington b. 20 May 1808 in Lee, Virginia, USA
- Elijah B Pennington b. 12 May 1810 in Lee, Virginia, USA
 Levi Pennington b. 1813 in Virginia
- Martha Pennington b. 6 Jul 1815 in Lee, Virginia, USA
- Mary Polly Pennington b. 11 Nov 1817 in Jonesville, Lee, Virginia, USA
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Individual:
Appears in the 1810 Lee County Virginia Tax List Pennington Edward 26 May 1tithable 2 slaves over 12 yrs. 7 horses
Found in the 1830 Federal Census of Lee Co., Virginia page 315, line 24
Parsons, William 1110010000000-1110010010000 no slaves
1 boy in the 0-5 year bracket
1 boy in the 6-10 year bracket
1 boy in the 11-15 year bracket
1 man in the 30-40 year bracket
1 girl in the 0-5 year bracket
1 girl in the 6-10 year bracket
1 girl in the 11-15 year bracket
1 woman in the 30-40 year bracket
1 woman in the 60-70 year bracket
Census USA Lee County Virginia page 315 line 11
Pennington, Edward 0001100010000-0030000110000 120000-212000
1 white male 15-20
1 white male 20-30
1 white male 60-70
3 white females 10-15
1 white female 50-60
1 white female 60-70
1 black male 0-10
2 black males 10-24
2 black females 0-10
1 black females 10-24
2 black females 24-36
In the 1850 census Edward 80 is living with Martha, 72, his wife in District 31, Lee, Va
1850 – Lee Co., VA, Pg 356, Family #621
Name Age Sex Occupation Land Value Place of Birth
Edward Pennington 80 M Farmer 2000 NC
Martha 73 F NC
1850, 1850 – Lee Co., VA, Pg 356, Family #621
Emigration: Went to Lee Co., VA...Pennington's Gap named for him
Edward "Neddy" Pennington's descendants is probably one of the better documented lines. Edward moves to Lee County, Virginia sometime in the 1790's. The area in which he owned land and lived is now called Pennington Gap. Edward is listed in the Bastardy Bonds of North Carolina with an illegitimate child named Ann by Agnes Little. This child is recorded in the 1800 Ashe County, North Carolina census with Micajah Pennington and Rachel Jones. It is assumed that she died at a young age because there is no further record of her.
Edward lived to be 97 years old and was the father of eleven children. Most of these children stayed in Lee County, Virginia, however some of his descendants lived in Tennessee and Kentucky. For more information on this family, please refer to Early Settlers of Lee Co., VA, and Adjacent Counties Vol. 1 & 2.
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From "Historical facts of Lee County, Virginia. Pennington Gap, Virginia".: Pennington High School, 1930.
"Material was collected by the Junior history class of Pennington High School ..." Cf. Foreword.
"Edward Pennington came to this county from New River, probably North Carolina, in about 1790. He built his first home somewhere on the banks of the Powell River aoubt two miles east of the town of Dryden. Mr. Pennington married a Miss Flanary. The Flanary family had preceded him and settled in the neighborhood of Yokum Fort. After marrying, he took his young wife, and went to the south side of the gorge, of what is now Pennington Gap, a distance of about six miles from the old Yokum Fort. With a horse, bridle, and Flint Lock gun he bought a tract of land from people whose name was Butchers. On this tract of land he built a house consisting of three pens in a row, and one and one half stories high. The house which he built was torn down about the year 1880 amd pm ots site a frame house was erected. Edward
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- Title: Family Data Collection - Individual Records
Author: Edmund West, comp.
Publication: Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000
Media: Ancestry.com
Text: Online publication - Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000.
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