Jonathan Kenyon - "Jonathan" was not "John Jr"

Wikitree is showing Mary Gardiner marriage in 1748, not 1726

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Kenyon-53
Jonathan Kenyon Born 1695 in Westerly, Washington, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
Husband of Sarah (Rogers) Kenyon — married 1725 in Rhode Island
Husband of Mary (Gardiner) Kenyon — married 1748

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Kenyon-47
John Kenyon Born about 1682 in Westerly, Kings, Rhode Island
Husband of Elizabeth (Remington) Kenyon — married Jul 1704 in North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island

Частный профиль - you’re keeping me busy, and there has been research on the Kenyon family since I last looked at it. I found the Wikitree somewhat confusing, but here are notes from respected blogger Randy Seaver that make it clearer.

https://www.geneamusings.com/search?q=Kenyon

CORRECTION: See the UPDATE below, I have modified the information for the family of John Kenyon below:

1520. John Kenyon, born about 1657, died before 26 June 1732 in Westerly, Washington County, RI. He married about 1678.
1521. --?-- Mumford, died in Westerly, Washington County, RI.

Children of John Kenyon and --?-- Mumford are: John Kenyon (1679-1681); John Kenyon (1682-1735); Sarah Kenyon (1683-1721); Jonathan Kenyon (1687-1687); Enoch Kenyon (1688-1781); James Kenyon (1690-1774); David Kenyon (1693-1772); Jonathan Kenyon (1695-1767); Joseph Kenyon (1697-1766); Samuel Kenyon (1699-1724).

CORRECTION: James and Esther (Smith) Kenyon are not the parents of John Kenyon (1657-1732) - see the UPDATE at the bottom of this post:

3040. James Kenyon, born 1633 of Droyleston, Manchester, Lancashire, ENGLAND. He married 02 May 1654 in Oldham, Lancashire, ENGLAND.
3041. Esther Smith, born 1633 in Oldham, Lancashire, ENGLAND. She was the daughter of 6082. John Smith and 6083. Sarah Sherman.

Children of James Kenyon and Esther Smith are: John Kenyon (1655-1732); James Kenyon (1657-1724); Mary Kenyon (1660-????).
END OF CORRECTION

UPDATED 16 August: Martin Hollick noted in Comments that "In a series of articles in TAG in 2003-4 the Kenyons' English origins were disproved. 1521. becomes [blank] Mumford, daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Sherman) Mumford. And 1520 is the end of the line. It's my book which you have."

Martin's excellent book is New Englanders in the 1600's, A Guide to Genealogical Research Published Between 1980 and 2005, Boston, Massachusetts, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2006. The entry in Martin's book noted:

"KENYON, JOHN, b. ca. 1657, d. Westerly, R.I., 1732. TAG 78:222-27, 79:207-8 (revision of English origins and early generations)."

Eh, I jump in if I think I can help. Keep up the good work, it’s helping the geni tree.

What do you think on the Jonathan vs John wife issue now? John has the right wife.

Частный профиль
I’ve circled back to this:

Jonathan Kenyon

Jonathan Kenyon was the 7th son of the John Kenyon. He married 1st, 1725, Rhode Island, Sarah Rogers, daughter of Captain James and Eliza Rogers of Westerly, Rhode Island. (International and US Marriage records)

He married 2nd, Mary Gardiner.

He was voted on 2 Mar 1723-4 to be the guardian to Robert and Thomas Rogers, sons of the late Captain James Rogers. He participated in the estate of his father-in-law, Captain James Rogers, in 1719, in Westerly, Rhode Island. His will was proved in Charleston, Rhode Island, on 7 Jan 1767, which presumes he died the previous year, Rhode Island (American Kenyons, page 64).

Was John Webster, of Westerly a step son of John Kenyon, of Westerly vía a later wife who was Websters mother? See Garman, Leo, C.G. The wife or wives of John Webster (?1692-1777/81) of Rhode Island, and the Webster-Kenyon Relationship.” 'The American Genealogist. New Haven, CT: D. L. Jacobus, 1937-. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009 - Vol 61 (1985) page 85-89 < AmericanAncestors > Page 86< digital image > Conclusion: more persuasive that John Webster did not marry Sarah Kenyon, and his children were by a daughter of Capt. James Rogers.

Need to look at James Rogers estate and at John Kenyons will.