James SKINNER (rw)

Father: Nathaniel SKINNER
Mother: Elizabeth KING

Family 1: Rachel LANNING
  1. Elizabeth SKINNER
  2. Reuben SKINNER
  3. Mary SKINNER
  4. James SKINNER
  5. Frances (Franky) SKINNER
  6. Ruth SKINNER
  7. Rachel SKINNER
  8. Anne SKINNER
  9. Joseph Lanning SKINNER
  10. Sarah SKINNER
  11. Eleanor (Nelly) SKINNER
Family 2: Mary - 

                      _Richard SKINNER _
 _Nathaniel SKINNER _|
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|--James SKINNER 
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|_Elizabeth KING ____|
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Notes



SKU 10(2):24 I have a part of a SKINNER article which appears on p 141, but I do not know from which book it came: Nathaniel died in 1801, and is buried at the Jersey Church Cemetery. He supposedly had a large family: Samuel, Nathaniel Jr., James, Robert, Reuben, and several daughters. James and two other Skinners served in the Revolutionary War and were given tracts of land by the government for the service rendered. James took a plot of land known as the James B. Leonard Tract (now Stroyer place). The other two Skinners, possibly Samuel was one, and his brother, took up plots or tracts of land lying north of the Kooser farm in the area of Kern, Johnson, Critchfield, and running into Mud Pike.

E94.0108.01 SKU 11(2):26 Cauble, Rebecca: b PeaPack, Hunterdon, NJ. .04: Ruth Sinderson papers: James left Chester, Morris, NJ for NY in 1805. He was Rev. War soldier and served in the NJ Militia from Morris co, NJ. He was in the Battle of Spankton (Raway, NY) 5 Jan 1777 where, according to tradition, he lost his leg. He married Rachel Lanning who may have been a daughter of Joseph Lanning, an early settler in Turkeyfoot twp, Somerset co, PA. Additional info from Gerry Hardway. James marreid second, Mary ?, a widow born 1776 and died 24 Sep 1845, with burial in Ulysses, NY. She was of Enfield, Tompkins co, NY at the time of her marriage to James Skinner. A notice to the heirs of James Skinner was published in the Albany Evening Journal for 6 weeks, beginning August 18, 1841. SAR papers 139024, Charles Scofield Skinner, Rocky River, OH applied 1992
E94.0108.61 SKU 11(2):33 Cauble, Rebecca: Charles Scofield Skinner NSSAR application #139024 9 May 1992; Soldier in New Jersey Militia; bur Trumansburg cem, Trumansburg, NY E95.0801.16 Patrick, Ervin fgs 76360.345@@CompuServe.com 1180 Adams St, Longwood, FL 32750-7555: b 1744

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