Descendants
Kilmaine married when he was relatively young and had at least one child. There is reason to believe that his wife 'Broness de Kilmaine' died a few years before he did. There are likely numerous descendants of Jennings in Ireland, and as the pseudo-surname "de Kilmaine" (minus Jennings) survives to this day, also too in France.
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