Orrin was very proud of his Irish, Prunty and American Revolutionary heritage. He
and his uncle Benjamin Prunty laid the ground work for our Prunty research. Orrin's
Prunty line can be traced back to Virginia and Pennsylvania with the oldest known Prunty progenitor Bryon Prunty, settling sometime prior to 1740 in Philadelphia, PA. Orrin is also descended from Scottish James McKinney (1750-1824) of Hepburnville, Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania, who wed Mary Ballard (1754-1792) of Cedar Creek, Hanover Co., Virginia.
and his uncle Benjamin Prunty laid the ground work for our Prunty research. Orrin's
Prunty line can be traced back to Virginia and Pennsylvania with the oldest known Prunty progenitor Bryon Prunty, settling sometime prior to 1740 in Philadelphia, PA. Orrin is also descended from Scottish James McKinney (1750-1824) of Hepburnville, Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania, who wed Mary Ballard (1754-1792) of Cedar Creek, Hanover Co., Virginia.
Orrin was very proud of his Irish, Prunty and American Revolutionary heritage. He
and his uncle Benjamin Prunty laid the ground work for our Prunty research. Orrin's
Prunty line can be traced back to Virginia and Pennsylvania with the oldest known Prunty progenitor Bryon Prunty, settling sometime prior to 1740 in Philadelphia, PA. Orrin is also descended from Scottish James McKinney (1750-1824) of Hepburnville, Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania, who wed Mary Ballard (1754-1792) of Cedar Creek, Hanover Co., Virginia.
and his uncle Benjamin Prunty laid the ground work for our Prunty research. Orrin's
Prunty line can be traced back to Virginia and Pennsylvania with the oldest known Prunty progenitor Bryon Prunty, settling sometime prior to 1740 in Philadelphia, PA. Orrin is also descended from Scottish James McKinney (1750-1824) of Hepburnville, Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania, who wed Mary Ballard (1754-1792) of Cedar Creek, Hanover Co., Virginia.
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