Vining Family
- Captain Benjamin Vining (1685–1735), port collector in Salem and Marblehead, Massachusetts
- Married first, Ann
- Married second, Mary Middleton. She married secondly Nicholas Greenberry Ridgely (1674–1755), and were parents of Dr. Charles Greenberry Ridgely
- John Vining (1724–1770), married Phoebe Wynkoop
- Mary "Polly" Vining (1756–1821)
- John Middleton Vining (1758–1802), married Anna Maria Seaton
- John Vining (1791–1817), U.S. Navy
- William Henry Vining (1794–1822), lawyer
- Benjamin Vining (c. 1796–1822) U.S. Army
- Charles Ridgely Vining (1798–1821)
- Mary "Polly" Vining (born c. 1730), married the Rev. Charles Inglis
- Benjamin Vining (c. 1730–1785)
- John Vining (1724–1770), married Phoebe Wynkoop
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