FOUND, Information regarding Penelope Bolling Clark
Library of Virginia.
Accession Number 51355.Title=Bolling Association Records 1991-2009.
Gift of the Bolling Family Association per S.Woodruff Bentley Sr., Vienna.
Series 1,Lineage Files, Box 8 Folder 2, Hartine,Roger D. & Morgan R.(Penelope Bolling Clark).
Penelope Bolling
Birth 1678 - Charles City, Charles, Virginia, United States
Death 1760 - Virginia, United States
Mother: Ann Stith
Father: Colonel Robert Bolling
https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/penelope-bolling-24-2gf176f
A Bolling, a Johnson, a Massey? Is she related to POCOHONTAS?
Of all of the things I've seen, the below appears to be well vetted research, but I haven't dug into and it appears to still lacked the needed source documentation.
https://genealogy.danahuff.net/2006/07/penelope-who/comment-page-1/
Please add link to locked profile: https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/bolling/dna-results
Colonel Robert Bolling, II
The link doesn’t help, it doesn’t define groups or haplogroups. And it’s Y DNA, how is that relevant to “ Penelope Bolling Clark”?
I don’t think it’s the “the Bolling Family Association with DNA” Private User mentioned, nor to the Clark family.
https://www.bolling.net/_files/ugd/fe510c_6adbdef018224525a94fa032c...
Descendants of the children of Robert and Anne (Stith) Bolling were called the "White" Bollings. (64) From this second marriage descend the Bollings of "Bolling Hill" and of "Bolling Brook", Petersburg, Virginia. (872) Robert Bolling was called Colonel.
1W 490.Robert 1682-1749/m1706 Mary "Anne" Cocke dc1751 (See Fh495 also)--His father could be Robert #480
* abcMary 1708-1755/m1727/8 William Stark d1755
https://www.bolling.net/_files/ugd/fe510c_6adbdef018224525a94fa032c... Shows the family of Robert Bolling & Anne Stith. No daughter Penelelope.
So - still lost.
Pat should merge her profiles...
I hate when folks leave Geni and come back with a new profile...
I know she has been working on this for some time-- her purported Matoaka line... It is difficult to prove some lines so they stay disconnected ... as they SHOULD but we can still revisit from time to time
Agreed, Erica Howton
Private User do you have a link?
I have so much “faith” in Geni that this is literally my MAIN tree…..
And yet the Johnson / Johnston documentation claims she was a Johnson. ( The family who lived next door to Christopher Clark and who were part of the Johnstons' who started the Virginia colony and Ulster colony.)
The Bolling family is super well documented. It would be interesting to see if reliable sources show a Penelope Bolling being born at the correct time period. Plus all of us direct descendants would have Bolling DNA cousins. I know some do, but not all of us.
I found the citation.
https://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaxtf/view?docId=lva/vi04616.xml;que...
Series I. Lineage Files .
Boxes 1-12
Extent: 12 boxes.
The lineage files contain information provided by Association members that documents their Bolling ancestry, including family group sheets, pedigrees, descendancy charts, hereditary and patriotic organization applications, correspondence, genealogies, and published sources. Some of the material is contained on floppy discs. The information was entered into a lineage database maintained by the BFA. The files are organized alphabetically by member surname, and sometimes include the name of their Bolling ancestor and/or the member's state of residence.
Box 8 Folder 2
Hartline, Roger D. and Morgan R. (Penelope Bolling Clark) LA.
So it’s a submitted pedigree from Roger D. Hartine of Los Angeles.
Alexander Clark it's the only way they can sort the white and red Bollings and defend against the Blue Bollings.
Blue Bollings are those who have appeared "from out of blue" to be able to proclaim Pocahontas as their grandmother.
Erica Howton sorry I forgot to include the UVS records link earlier.
From the finding aid we don’t actually know which Penelope Bolling Clark Mr. Hartline meant, do we?
It’s impossible chronologically for Penelope Clark to have been a daughter of Colonel Robert Bolling, II & Ann Stith, she’s a contemporary (although I don’t know where the birth data on Geni comes from).
Penelope (unknown)
BIirth: August 14, 1684 New Kent County, Virginia Colony, Colonial America
Death: August 14, 1760 (76) Louisa County, Province of Virginia
Going up a generation, there’s only one known child of Jane Bolling so there’s not a Pocahontas descent here, that I can see.
Geographically it’s not much of a fit either.
Her mt DNA haplogroup is DNA Markers: H4a1, which is a group associated with England & Ireland. So there’s no native origins on her mothers side.
There’s no name affiliation (Penelope as a frequently appearing name in the Bolling family).
There are several origin discussions attached to Penelope profile for review.
In 2016 Pat Rodgers posted to soc.Gen.medieval:
https://groups.google.com/g/soc.genealogy.medieval/c/F8qSFyXNAK4/m/...
Penelope Bolling (dau of John F.Bolling and Mary Kennon)who married Christopher Clark.My matches are on Gedmatch …
So we’ve been comparing wrong profiles.
Colonel John Fairfax Bolling & Mary Bolling
From profile for John Bolling:
Two children may be daughters of John Bolling and Mary Kennon but they were not named in his will. If they are his children, the mystery is why they were NOT named in the will. If they are not his children, then what are their connections to Bolling? These two children are not attached to this profile, and have disclaimers on their profiles.
Penelope Bolling (c. 1700-1776), married Captain Christopher Clark (his ancestry is unproven), and had a son Bolling Clark, two grandsons Bolling Clark, a grandson Bolling Clark Anthony, and several other descendants named "Bolling," "John Bolling," or, indeed, "Rolfe Bolling."
Also see discussion message https://www.geni.com/discussions/200806?msg=1323619 for Alexander Clark’s excellent post on Penelope’s possible origins.