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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1999 19:13:08 EDT

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Blandy-Jenkins of Kingston Bagpuize

C130 John Brandy: of Kingston Bagpuize; married Ada Fettiplace; s. By
son.
C131 Adam Brandy: of Kingston Bagpuize; married Sarah Mott,
C132 John Brandy: of Kingston Bagpuize, Berks; born 1815; married
Caroline Anne Poyntz, daughter of Rev. Nathaniel Poyntz, of Alvescott House.
County, Oxford, by Anne, his wife, daughter of Richard Jenkins, Pantynawe
House, County Glamorgan.; died 1844; assumed name of Jenkins, in consequence
of will of her uncle, Richard Hoare Jenkins.
No. 1 John; late of the Kingston Bagpuize,C133
No. 2 Adam Fettiplace; married Elizabeth Mary Carne.
C133 Late Col. John Blandy- Jenkins: of Kingston, Bagpuize, Berks. J.P.
and D.L.; High Sheriff, 1866; J.P. and Chairman of the C.C. for Glamorgan;
late Comdg. 3d Batt. Royal Berkshire Regt,; born 1839 and married Alice
Martha Faber; married a second time to Elizabeth Nopra (now of Lanhaven and
daughter of Maj. Gen. George Drury,R.M.L.I.

Henry Jenkins: (died 1670) called "Modern Methuselah"; claimed to have been
born in 1501. In 1743 an obelisk was elected to his memory in Bolton
churchyard, a Blac k's marble tablet being placed in the church recording he
live to an amazing age of 169".

John Jenkins, born 1592, died 1678; earliest English composer of
instrumental music; lived in the family of Sir Haman I'Estrange, whose son he
instructed; lived later with Sir Philip Wodehouse at Kimberley, Norfolk.

Joseph Jenkins; D.D..; 1743-1819; particular a Baptist. In 1761 was awarded
one of Dr.Ward's exhibitions to King's Coll., Aberdeen, where was laureated,
1765; ordained pastor of Baptist Church at Sterwsbury.

Rev. Joseph Jenkins: 1730 ; minister-general Baptist congregation in Covent
Garden.

Joseph John Jenkins; 1811-1885; engaver and water-colorpainter; elected
member and secretary of Old-Water- Color society; sents 271 drawings to it's
exhibitions.

Sir Leoline Jenkins; 1623 - 1685 ; civilian and diplomatist; represendted
University of Oxford in Parliament; secretary of state at London; the endowed
Jesus Coll., Oxford, with bulk of his property, having previously contributed
to it's enlargement.

Sir Richard Jenkins: D. C. L.; 1785-1853; Indians statesman; Richard esq.
Of Bicton Hall, Shropshire. Was chairman of East India County., 1839, and was
previously made knight grand cross of the Bath; in 1830-31 represented
Strewsbury in Parliament.

Robert Jenkins;1731-38 master-mariner; in 1731 master of brig Rebecca;was
barbariously treated by crew of Spanish boat; his case was important factor
in bringing on war with Spain.

Thomas Jenkins; 1798; painter and dealer inantiquities; native of Devonshire
County. But settled in Rome, Italy. In conjunction with Gavin Hamilton, he
supplied English collectors withsculpture, coins and gems. Lost all property
when French invaded Rome.

Emma Price Ayles

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