Son of Jacob Jennings and Mary Norris Smith
Birth, Marriage, and Death Records
Birth Record
No birth record for Isaac. Proposed birth 5 Sep 1762
Marriage Records
No Marriage Records
Death Records and Will
Proposed death March 1850.
Miscellaneous Sources and Records
Record Source
DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS OF PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
302 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19106
CUSTODIAN Howard H. Brinton SECRETARY Alice P. Allen
At a Monthly Meeting held the 10th of 8th month 1801
Isaac Jenings by Nathan Lippincott requested a Certificate to the Monthly Meeting of friends at Upper Evesham. Samuel Stokes&. Jacob Glover are appointed to make enquiry, prepare one and produce it to next meeting.
12th of 10th month 1801.
The Obstruction to the Granting a Certificate for Isaac Jenings, not being removed, the friends are continued.
9th of the 11th month 1801.
The Obstruction to the Granting a Certificate to Isaac Jenings not being remov’d, he now attended with an acknowledgment in writing, which not appearing to be sufficiently expressive of his misconduct, John T. Glover and Elisha Hooten are appointed to return it to him for an amendment, and to report their sense of his Situation of Mind to next meeting
At a Monthly Meeting held the 14th of 12th month 1801.
Isaac Jenings attended this Meeting with an acknowledgment in writing condemning his having been sometimes intoxicated with strong drink, which being several times read, it appeared to be the sense of the Meeting to receive it, being as follows.
“To friends of the Monthly Meeting of Haddonfield.
“ As a member of your meeting I have been treated with for having been intoxicated with strong Drink, which has sometimes inadvertently been the case. I am sorry for the error, do condemn the same, and hope my future orderly behavior will reconcile me to Friends.”
“Isaac Jenings” “12th mo 14th 1801”
The friends heretofore appointed to prepare a Certificate for Isaac Jenings are continued.
Copied from: Minutes of Haddonfield Monthly Meeting, 1781-1804. pp 421,422, 423, 425.
FRIENDS 302 ARCH ST. LIBRARY, Philadelphia