Samuel Pennock was born in 1679 in Cropton, Yorkshire, England and married Mary Wilson. They immigrated in 1714 to Lyme, Connecticut, and then moved to Hebron, Connecticut. He died in 1762.

Heman Hyde married Polly Wyman in 1810. They moved from Vermont to New York. In 1834 they joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and eventually settled in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1848. Ancestors lived in New England and England.

Isabella Pennock Lukens (1822-1889), daughter of Charles and Rebecca Webb Pennock Lukens, married Dr. Charles Huston (1822-1897) in 1848. They lived in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, and had seven children. Christopher Pennock, a Quaker, was living in Cork, Ireland, in 1664 when he married Dorothy Harwood (d. 1671). They had three children. He married 2) Mary Collett, daughter of George Collett. They had five children. They family immigrated to America...

Christopher Pennock emigrated from Ireland to Cornwall, England. He married Mary Collet in Tipperary, Ireland and, prior to 1685, they immigrated to Pennsylvania. They had 13 children before he died in Philadelphia in 1701.

Henry Larke (1824-1900) immigrated from Ireland to Lower Canada in 1856, and in 1875 immigrated to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Descendants and relatives lived in Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Florida and elsewhere.

Jane Keith Stamp was born in 1916, daughter of Floyd Rodman Stamp (1881-1948), who was born in Alliance, Ohio, and Katherine Elizabeth Keith (1884-1958), who was born in Abilene, Kansas. Ancestry is traced to Stamp family of Ohio and Pennsylvania; Keith family of Ohio, Virginia; Bosserts of Ohio, Alsace Lorraine; Marshalls and Baldwins of England and Pennsylvania; Pennocks of Ireland, Delaware, Ohio, Virginia; and several other ancestral families....

The Penick/Penix/Pinick/Pinix family had settled in New Kent County, Virginia before 1686 when Edward was born. He and his wife, Elizabeth had at least three sons, Edward, William and John. Descendants lived in Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, Kansas, Missouri, Texas and elsewhere.

Biographies of David Sellers II (1816-1887) and his wife, Mary Coleman Pennock, Quaker members of the Upper Darby Monthly Meeting in Philadelphia, who married in 1844. David was a direct descendant in sixth generation of Samuel Sellers I (1655-1732), a Quaker who immigrated with a brother (George) from England to Philadelphia in 1681/1682. Descendants and relatives listed lived chiefly in Pennsylvania.

Gamaliel Taylor (1758-1840) married Anna Losee in 1782, and immigrated from Huntington, Long Island, New York to Fredericksburgh, Ontario. Abraham Losee Taylor (1783-1865), a son, married Abigail Bell in 1810 and immigrated to Allendale, Michigan. John (Jack) William Taylor (b.1925) was a direct descendant in the seventh generation. Descendants and relatives lived in Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, California, New England, and elsewhere. Some descendants...