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Re: Kelim

phylliswolfe248 — 2012-04-11 17:11:50Z

I believe I have a picture of Lee J Kelim and some information,will look it up and get back to you.

Phyllis Kelim Wolfe

Hinches of Ireland

maureenp51 — 2012-03-31 06:22:43Z

Looking for new information on Hinches; Andrew, Robert, Thomas, Margaret, who came to NY, US from Ireland in the mid-1800's. Andrew marr. Mary Fogarty in NY; these were my gr gr grparents. Children: John F., Mary Ann, James R. Thomas' family settled in NY state, Andrew & Robert went to MI. Margaret, unk. John F. went Ill., Mary Ann & Robert to MI. Mary Ann marr. Byron C. Dean. they had 7 children: Mabel, Lola, Elizabeth (Bessie, Beth,) Ida, Byron (Bryson), John. John died abt. age 1 yr. After mother Mary's death in 1888, James and Andrew went to Chicago, Ill. John, later changed middle initial to T.? marr. Jennie? Alice? Foster; James marr. Catherine Lennon.
Still looking for Irish origin. Also, Andrew's date of death. He appears in Chicago til 1893, then disappears. Doesn't show up in death records for Ill. Any help appreciated.

Re: ORIGIN OF THE HINCH NAME, especially COUNTY!

maureenp51 — 2012-03-31 04:01:10Z

Thanks for that! It does sound likely.
I met some Hinches in the Midlands there (Tullamore) but they said we weren't related. He was the son of Fenton, whose father was Fenton. He said he'd heard they might have been Scottish. Nice folks, but that's all I got! Lots of people there aren't looking for their ancestors; they already know they're buried in Ireland.

Kelim

oliviaheller1 — 2012-02-23 00:21:33Z

Researching Lee J Kelim that walked from Missouri to Colorado
in the late 1800's

Re: Michigan Hinchs -part 2

Gibson_Maura10 — 2011-07-06 09:41:57Z

Lawrence, I do have lots of information. Send me your email address mine is stargibson@gmail.com Maura

Re: Michigan Hinchs -part 2

lb4077 — 2011-07-06 04:02:25Z

Thanks Maura
We always had the story that the Hinchs came from Co. Clare as a gentleman by the name of William Hinch from Michigan U.S. had done some research back in the 80's and had entered this info on his genealogical story and sent them out to family members. My mother was a Hinch and of course received one of the copies.I went to Ireland in 2005 hoping to further research into the Hinch name in the area. I came up with nothing but the trip to Clare was well worth the time as to scenery and the people I met.
Last year I found a website on Wicklow and saw John,my greatgrandfather's name as well as his sisters on a database for Wicklow and the Fitzwilliam estates. This now makes sense with Richard Hinch and Doyle as parents.
Since you are a direct relative I would like to hear all that you might have on the family if you would be interested and if you might have or know someone who might have photos of any family members in Ireland or of those that emmigrated.
Thanks for the response.
Lawrence

Re: Michigan Hinchs -part 2

Gibson_Maura10 — 2011-07-04 12:52:22Z

Elizabeth Hinch Killabeg, Aghowle, Co Wicklow age 14 who died at sea was travelling with her brother John 30 sisters Catherine 20 Mary 18 Betty 15. They sailed on the Progress 1847. My g.grandmother was a Hinch from Wicklow. I live in Ireland.

Re: Hinch from Philadelphia

florence707 — 2011-05-05 22:57:48Z

Hello Tamara! After so many years I am on the road again to find out more of William E. Hinch. You did not tell me how your William E. Hinch fits into your family. If you know let me know and maybe there would be some link that would refresh my memory of what I have learned. I did find out that a descendant of his had a marina in Wildwood Crest, NJ. I phoned him and he wanted me to come see him and his family. I did not for many situations at the time prohibited to go. When I could he had passed away. Have you had any luck? I know you had alot on your plate. Flo Magee

Re: ORIGIN OF THE HINCH NAME, especially COUNTY!

Gibson_Maura10 — 2011-04-05 21:25:29Z

My Hinchs were from Knocknagree, Kiltegan, Co. Wicklow. My gr.grandmother Catherine Hinch was the daughter of Henry and Hannah.

Re: Eleanor Hinch

gohito11 — 2011-02-08 02:17:43Z

I Eleanor. I am doing research an Lee J. Kelim from Missouri who has a brother named Asa Kelim. Lee J. Kelim was my great grandfather and lived mostly in Colorado. He was born about 1861. Would you know if the Missouri Asa Kelim is related to the Kentucky Asa Kelim. I think the Missouri Kelim's are from Kentucky. I am Jim Kelim.

Re: Hinch-Chairty Hinch

smothersnena — 2011-01-09 04:22:57Z

Rosalie I have more so going to write you personally.

Re: Hinch/Hench-Chairty Hinch, Hannah Hinch

RosalieBosner — 2011-01-07 17:00:17Z

Thank you for your quick and very helpful reply. Is it possible that Samuel Hinch Sr. was born in 1742? It would seem more likely. We are descended from his daughter Margaret and Theophilius Williams. So it would seem that her mother was NOT Charity Humble Hinch's daughter. Margaret was born about 1770 which would make him still pretty young (18) to have children, especially if she isn't the 1st of his offspring. More research to be done.

Re: Hinch/Hench-Chairty Hinch, Hannah Hinch

smothersnena — 2011-01-07 10:07:19Z

I can't answer the 1752 dob for Samuel as I have it unproven but Charity's dob is proven by her obit so most I guess figure they were born in 1750s...acc/to her obit

OBIT Charity Hinch
Missouri Intelligencer 5 Mar 1831. Microfilm at State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia Missouri
Departed this life in Howard County,Missouri the 31st of January 1831 Mrs. Charity Hinch, widow of Samuel Hinch, in the 75th year of her age. She was a professor of the Christian religion and had been united to the Methodist church for the last 40 years of her life. "Her conversion to God at an early period, taught her by the manner of its accomplishment, to ascribe her salvation wholly to Grace, and induced her to exchange the pleasures of the world for the permanent enjoyment of Religion." It may be properly said of her that having long experienced that state of Christian perfection which it is the privilege of the faithful to enjoy, her love towards God became so refined as she advanced in years, that her removal from earth to heaven was little more than a gentle transition. Nothing but a belief that she is now in the enjoyment of perfect happiness could compensate her relatives and friends for the loss they have sustained by her removal from this world.
)))))))))
not sure where you got the dob for Sam Jr but he was certainly not born in 1765 they were not even married then.
they mrd 1774. Sam jr was b 1785.

Charity was Sam sr's 2nd wife. He had 3 kids previously to wife unk

CHILDREN SAMUEL HINCH SR & lst wife Unk
1-Mary/Polly Hinch b. 1760-1770 [1830 census] m. 1790 [19+ yoa] Robert Hinkson

Leavenworth, Ralph to Polly Hinch 11 Nov 1819 StGe
2-Margaret Hinch b. abt 1770 [1850 census] m. 1790 [abt 19 yoa] Theophelus Williams
~~~~~~~~~~~gap of years~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
fr Samuel’s will : residue of my estate
at my wife's death, it shall be equally divided among the five children last named

Children Samuel Hinch sr & 2nd wife CHARITY HUMBLE [5 KIDS] md abt 1774
3-Samuel Hinch jr b. 1785 m. 1808 [say 23+ yoa] Parthenia Gibbs
Samuel to Parthina Gibb 12 May 1808 StGe Gibb, Parthenia Hinch, Samuel 12 May 1808 Missouri St. Genevieve County
Ish, Jacob to Parthena Hinch 13, Nov 1817 Howe
4-Charity Hinch b. 1788 [1850 census] m. aft 1807 [19+ yoa] George Craig
5-Uriah Humble Hinch b. 1790 [1850 census] m. 1810 [20 yoa] Elizabeth Stephenson
Uriah to Elizabeth Stephenson 23 Oct 1810 Cape Girardeau
6-Michael Hinch b. 1794 [bible extract] m. 1817 [abt 23 yoa] Mary W. Grant
Michael to Polly Grant Jun 4 1817 Howe [my line of desc]
7-John Wesley Hinch b. 1791/1795 Ky d ? alive 1807 when his dad died per probate of will
(Charity HUMBLE was a devout Methodist and this son was named for John WESSLEY)

Fr Ladonna-3/14/03-Samuel HINCH - b. 1752 (A. Hill indicates that he could have been born in Pennsylvania) d. July 1807 St Genieve Co Mo. He md Charity HUMBLE b 1756 Augusta Va d 31 Jan 1831 Howard Co Mo age 75.
(REF - "Early Settlers of Central Missouri" Compiled by John Gib. Submitted by Stephanie J. Miller, Warrenton, OR. Genealogical Society of Central Missouri, 8/2001)
Married in Lincoln County, Kentucky (ref. A. Hill) (dates are from her obituary held by H. V. HINCH)
NOTE: This website says Samuel and Charity married in Ky> LaDonna
http://home.earthlink.net/~larryw7/Family/0/493.html

Proof Samuel Hinch was married twice fr Darrell Jackson
MISSOURI SUPREME COURT DEPOSITION IN PERRY VS CRAIG HINCH, CRAIG
George CRAIG sued James F. PERRY, his wife Emily AUSTIN BRYAN PERRY and other in the circuit court of Washington County, Missouri, in 1827. Craig won in the circuit court, but PERRY appealed to the Supreme Court and got a reversal. The case file is at the Missouri State Archives. The following deposition is contained in the case file.
From other information, it is known that the deponent, Theophilus WILLIAMS, was married to Margaret HINCH (Jefferson County, KY, Marriage Book 1, page 10, April 7, 1790, with consent from her father, Samuel HINCH), who was the first child named in the will of Samuel HINCH in
Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri (Upper Louisiana Territory at the time of the will in 1807,
Will Book A, pages 1-2). George CRAIG was married to Charity HINCH (no marriage record known), the fourth child named in Samuel HINCH'S will. Samuel HINCH'S wife at the time of his death was Charity (HUMBLE) HINCH (no marriage record known.)
The deposition by Theophilus WILLIAMS transcribed below, states that Margaret (HINCH)
WILLIAMS and Charity (HINCH) CRAIG were half-sisters. The most likely way this could be true
is that Samuel HINCH was married twice. The mother of Margaret (and perhaps also of Polly, who
were married Robert HINKSON -- Samuel's will treats them different than it treats the other children) would be an unknown woman; the mother of Charity (and probably Samuel Jr., Uriah, Michael andJohn Wessley) would be Charity HUMBLE. To my knowledge, there is no other evidence for Samuel having been married twice, but the evidence of the deposition is very clear.
signed: Darrell JACKSON Lohman, Missouri March 2003
”James F. PERRY et. al. vs George CRAIG, Case Record, 1827 - 1834, Missouri Supreme Court,
Records Group 600, Missouri State Archives, Box 107, Folder 1, Pages 22b-23, Deposition of Witness on behalf of the complaintant, Theophilus WILLIAMS, October 29, 1829, Potosi, transcribed.
"Question by Plaintiff: Mr. WILLIAMS you're [sic] acquainted with William HINKSON of this county.If so state how long you have known him. Are you acquainted with George CRAIG, how long have you known him? Whether you know of any difference heretofore existing between
CRAIG and HINKSON how long that difference has existed and whether you have heard said
HINKSON express himself about said CRAIG.
Answer: I am acquainted with William HINKSON and have known him about twenty or thirty years
and I have known George CRAIG about seventeen or eighteen years during that time, I have
been intimately acquainted with said HINKSON and CRAIG also -- as to difference existing
heretofore, I know there was -- and I think it took place about eighteen hundred and eight at
at the new diggings. How long the difference continued, I know not. I have heard Mr. HINKSON
say many hard harsh things about Mr. CRAIG for some years back. But nothing within three or four years last past.
Question by same: Do you know where said HINKSON now resides -- if so, please state -- and if
you know what land it is and how long he has resided there., Whether you have [p.23] not
understood that Mr. HINKSON is a tenant at will of Mr. PERRY ---- [indicates that he is] ----
Question by same: Will you state what is Mr. HINKSON'S general character for truth and
integrity ---
Answer: Mr. HINKSON is my neighbor and I don't want to say anything on that subject. But
through his neighborhood, he is not considered to be a man of truth.
Question by defendant, Samuel PERRY: In what relation do you stand to Mr. CRAIG or are you
connected to him in any way?
Answer: A family connection, our wives are half-sisters." [spoken by Theophilus WILLIAMS]
Changes have been made in this website to reflect changes in our knowledge regarding
Samuel HINCH'S family due to this discovery by Darrell JACKSON.

I have to comment again on the statement that the Hinches were peaceful and didn't get into the courts. The Hinches may have been peaceful, but that didn't keep them out of the courts. The heirs of Samuel Hinch were sued several times over the course of several years concerning land titles in Kentucky and promises Samuel had made to his son-in-law Robert Hinkson. These suits occurred in the Territorial Superior Court of Missouri and eventually in circuit courts. The heirs eventually prevailed; the suits were essentially withdrawn by the plaintiffs. But there was a lot of activity. And George Craig, who married Charity Humble (Samuel's daughter) was sued and himself brought law suits over a period of twenty years. These suits reveal a great deal about him, and several things about the Hinches, his in-laws.>Darrell Jackson

November 1745 - Samuel HINCH was appointed to survey highway by Augusta County,
Virginia Court. (A. LIVINGSTON)

1773 "Samuel was the first HINCH in Kentucky, coming with Isaac Hite's survey party
[Isaac Hite's Diary] who was part of Bullitt's survey party in 1773. Returned to Fort Dunmore, Virginia, [later Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania, now Pittsburg after boundary line was settled between VA & PA]. and became a surveyor of a ?. May have been the Samuel HINCK who is listed in George Rogers Clark militia [Thomas Harrod's company] who settled at Corn Island, later to become Louisville 1780. Samuel and John were in Louisville early 1780's but either there were two Samuels or went to ???nedin Co., then to Bourbon County by 1787 when Bourbon County was formed. Later to Howard County, Missouri."
Also in Hite's Diary: Wednesday, 1 September, 1773, -"stayed in Kentuck and settled with company
in afternoon and went out with Samuel HINCH and killed a fat bullellow'. (Victor's note---"That's copied as I received it. There is more in the Virginia court records in Pennsylvania.--by Crumine.")

[in between are many land transactions done by Samuel before he left KY to go to MO-if you want those write me personally I will send them]

1800 It has come to our attention that there are some who believe Samuel never completed the journey from Kentucky to Ste.Genevieve but instead, died in route. We have the following note from one of our researchers, Darrell Jackson, and it is as follows:

JacksonDa@aol.com 9-24-2006 Regarding the alleged death of Samuel Hinch on his way to Ste. Genevieve
Missouri I cite the following two items:
(1) Harrison Co. KY Deed Book 1, page 545, sale of land on June 7, 1800, by "Samuel Hintch of the Province of Louisiana of the Spanish Dominions. This shows that Samuel (and presumably Charity) had left Kentucky and were in Louisiana by 1800 (later Upper Louisiana Territory, later Missouri Territory).
(2) Ste. Genevieve Co. MO Will Book A, pages 1-2, will of Samuel Hinch, dated April 30, 1807, probated August 1, 1807. This shows that Samuel was in Ste. Genevieve and alive in 1807, seven years after he left Kentucky. There is other evidence of Samuel's activity in the "Spanish Dominions," such as his receiving a grant of land, but the two I have cited are sufficient proof that he did not die on the way to Ste. Genevieve. I hope her other information is more reliable. Darrell Jackson

1803 - Spring - When William Hinkson settled on Obrazeau Creek in Ste. Genevieve District in the Spring of 1803, he had a wife, three children, and two slaves Brazeau bottom and creek, also known as "Obrazo" creek, is in the southeast corner of present Perry County, Mo. The first settler in Brazeau bottom was George A. Hamilton who opened a farm in 1797 fronting on the Mississippi River. Adjoining and west of Hamilton, William Hinkston had a grant in the uplands and also not far from him, Gen. Ben. Harrison who moved into the district from New Madrid. Other settlers in Brazeau bottom and at Brazeau creek were Robert Hinckson, Samuel Hinch, Charles Duncaster

2 April 1806 - Charles DUNCASTER of New Bourbon District, Territory of Louisiana, appointed William HINKSON of the same place, his lawful attorney, to transact all business in securing land he might be entitled to by virtue of an improvement in the District, to sell the same, etc., William HINKSON holding an obligation given by DUNCASTER to Robert HINKSON for the said tract. Witnesses - George A. HAMILTON, Samuel HINCH, John TODD. Proved on 5 November 1806 by HAMILTON and TODD before Samuel HINCH, Justice of the Peace for Ste. Genevieve District. (From the Ste. Genevieve County Deed Book B, page 525).

Samuel Hinch is referenced in folder 65, which contains Leonard’s correspondence from 1833. The collection inventory can be accessed online at http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/1013.html.
1806-1811 Missouri, Cape Girardeau County, Records, 1794-1842 (C3676)—This collection contains french colonial and Territorial records of the Cape Girardeau District and court records from Cape Girardeau County. There is a reference to Samuel Hinch in folder 11, which contains Court of Common Pleas documents from 1806-1811. The collection inventory can be accessed online at http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/3676.html.

Samuel Hinch 1 died July 1807 in St.Geneviere, Missouri.

1807-WILL SAMUEL HINCH STE. GENEVIEVE DISTRICT, TERRITORY OF LOUISIANA (LATER, MISSOURI)
Samuel Hinch is the father of Charity Hinch, who married George Craig, my great3 grandfather. The will was viewed and copied from a microfilm copy at the Missouri State Archives. I also have a typescript copy from Stephanie Miller. My transcription differs slightly from the Miller typescript in a few places, which are noted in footnotes. Darrell Jackson
Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri, Wills, Book A, pages 1-2 (Microfilm No. C6217), copied and transcribed.Territory of Louisiana District of Ste. Genevieve
Be it remembered that one of the executors of Samuel Hinch having presented the last Will and Testament of the said Saml Hinch [to] Judge of Probate to be proven and entered on record which last Will and testament, together with the certificates of the proof of the subscribing witnesses are in the following words and ______ to wit
"In the name of God amen I Samuel Hinch Senr of the Territory of Louisiana being weak and sickly in body although of sound memory and understanding do make, ordain, constitute, and declare this to be my last Will and testament. Item. I give and bequeath, and it is my wish, that my beloved wife Charity should have full and entire possession during her natural life of all my property both real and personal, but should she marry, after my death, it is then my desire, that my property should be equally divided among those of my children hereafter named and that she should only have an Equal part -- I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret Williams, a negro girl named Sophy.
To my daughter Mary Hinkson a negro boy named Tom.
It is my intention the children above named shall not have any part of the residue of my estate. Should it ever happen as I have before mentioned, to be divided but that my children hereafter named shall share equally whenever such division shall take place.
I give and bequeath to my son Samuel a negro man named Jack.
To my daughter Charity two negro girls, one name Sarah and the other named Mary and a grey mare with her colt
-- To my son Uriah a negro boy called Manuel and the mare that he claims as his with her colt.
To my son Michael a negro boy called Jim and a bay mare that he now calls his
-- to my son John Wesley two negroes Viz a boy called Jeffery and a girl called Minny and a roan stud colt two years old.
It is further my intention that those of my children who have not finished their schooling should have the expenses necessary for that purpose defrayed out [of], the residue of my estate and that at my wife's death, it shall be equally divided among the five children last named, and I do further desire that no part of my estate may be sold unless there should be an absolute occasion, and I do hereby appoint my friend John Hawkins Esqr of the Saline and my son Samuel Hinch Executors of this my last Will. In testimony whereof I have herewith set my [p. 2 begins] hand and seal this 30th day of April in the year 1807.
The within named Samuel Hinch before us } Samuel Hinch (Seal)
the subscribing witnesses acknowledges this } to be his last will and testament and sign and}
say it in our persons John Hepburn Benjamin Harrison Jr.

District of St. Genevieve } This day one of the executors handed into the effects of probate the last Will & testament of Samuel Hinch deceased late of the district aforesaid to be established according to law. Whereupon Benjamin Harrison Junior one of the subscribing witnesses to the above Will, being duly sworn, saith that he saw the deceased sign with his own proper hand and acknowledge the above to be his last Will & testament & to the belief of the said witness he the said testator was then, at the time of signing the same in a sound state of mind that he also saw the other subscribing witness make his signature on the said above will as such. Given under my hand and seal at the Town of Ste. Genevieve in the district aforesaid the first day of August in the year of our Lord 1807. Tho. Oliver Judge of probate
District of St Genevieve }
This day John Hepburn appeared as the other subscribing witness to the above last Will and testament, and after being duly sworn saith that he saw the deceased before his death sign with his own proper hand and acknowledge the above to be his last Will and testament and to the belief of the said Witness he the said testator was at the time of signing the same in a sound state of mind, and that he also saw the other subscribing witness make his signature on the said above Will as such. Given under my hand and seal at the Town of Ste Genevieve in the district aforesaid the Seventeenth day of August in the year of our Lord 1807. Tho Oliver Judge of Probate

Ste. Genevieve County, Wills, Book A, pages 1-2
Will of Samuel Hinch. Names his children: Margaret Williams, Mary Hinkson, Samuel, Charity, Uriah, Michael, and John Wesley. Dated April 30, 1807 and probated August 1, 1807.
Cooper County, Probate Court, Administrator Bonds, Volume A, p. 102
Bond of $1500 from Jacob Ish, David Jones, and Stephen Turley for Melinda Hinch and Samuel Hinch, minor heirs of Samuel Hinch, deceased. November 2, 1819. [These are the children of Samuel Hinch II, who died in 1815/17 in Howard Co.]
Other: Kentucky history books which list him (Pioneers of Kentucky, p. 269. Not examined to date.) -- Land records for Robert Hinkson show him in Missouri in 1806 (have not attempted to examine.)
(2) Letter from Helen A. Hill of Vancouver WA speculating that Charity Humble's parents are Uriah Humble and Charity Kiester. No documentation. The pedigree chart is apparently from Helen Hill.
(3) Family Group Sheet for Samuel Hinch, listing 7 children. Says he was born in Newry, Ireland.
(4)Hinch Notes. Says Samuel H. is from Bourbon Co. KY.
(5) Will of Samuel Hinch (typescript). Dated April 30th, 1807. Presented to the probate judge on August 1, 1807. Names 7 children by name, including Charity, who received two negro girls, one named Sarah and the other named Mary and a gray mare with her collar. No documentation of the source of the will. (It is in Ste. Genevieve Co. Will Book A, page 1-2, see above.)
(6) Obituary, from Columbia Missouri Intelligencer, March 5, 1831. Says that Mrs. Charity Hinch, widow of Samuel Hinch died in Howard county on January 31, 1831.

Re: Hinch/Hench-Chairty Hinch, Hannah Hinch

RosalieBosner — 2011-01-06 23:37:10Z

Why does every Hinch researcher I see say that Samuel was born in 1752? If this were true, he would've only been 13 yrs. old when Samuel Jr. was born in 1765. Where is there any proof that he was 55 yrs. old at the time of his death? Is there any documentation for this death and where would I find it?

Re: Eleanor Hinch

phylliswolfe248 — 2010-10-24 21:41:48Z

Saw your post from 2006. I am researching Asa Kelim (Kellem-Kellam-Kellum-Kellim, etc. etc.) born 1821 or 1824 in Hardin KY. Do you have any information on the Kellem that married your Hinch? Asa Kelim is my gg grandfather and I live close to where he lived when was in the civil war. Thanks. Phyllis Kelim Wolfe

(We know our name was changed, just not sure from what).

Re: Hinch or Hinsch from Wheeler, Lyon County, Iowa

tutman2001 — 2010-09-07 19:01:44Z

Hi - I would like to discuss further. I can be reached at justinmarchesi@gmail.com.

John Williamson Alberta Canada

anndlucas — 2010-09-07 14:35:55Z

I'm trying to find out more information about John Williamson who was born in Turriff,Aberdeenshire, Scotland abt 1884. He emigrated to Canada 1908-10 and returned to visit his mother in Turriff in 1922. It is possible he was in BC for a while. I believe he was a farmer and had something to do with breeding horses. His mother was Mary and he died in the 1960s. He had a daughter with Jeannie Burr in Fyvie before he left for Canada.
Thanks.

Re: Hinch or Hinsch from Wheeler, Lyon County, Iowa

anndlucas — 2010-09-07 14:22:33Z

Thanks very much for the information.

Re: Hinch or Hinsch from Wheeler, Lyon County, Iowa

smothersnena — 2010-09-05 22:23:53Z

not related, re read my post, need to get in touch with the gal mentioned there, that Karen. Was just passing on info forward to help family, thanks kindly

Re: Hinch or Hinsch from Wheeler, Lyon County, Iowa

SHassebroek48 — 2010-09-03 20:41:13Z

Smothersnena answered with Charles Hinsch. Yes Charles Hinsch was brother to your Peter Hinsch. He also had a brother Fritz Otto, and John Herman, and William. Charles Hinsch was my grandfather. I do have quite a bit of info on this family. I would be glad to share.

Re: Hinch or Hinsch from Wheeler, Lyon County, Iowa

smothersnena — 2010-04-04 05:13:29Z

Is Charles Hinsch a brother to father of Peter and your Henry, Charles immigrating to US from Germ abt 1880...little bit after your Peter did...
If so then you might want to get ahold of this gal
KHelfert1@comcast.net Karen Helfert
she says, "I have excluded data on people presumed to be living, i.e. born after 1920. Please e-mail (khelfert1@comcast.net) me if you want to exchange information, make corrections or additions.
I have additional information online: Sibley County gravestones photos and some old photos
photos of gravestones from Emmanuel Luth. Cemetery in Hamburg,Carver,Minnesota at http://go2ashlea.com/hamburg/

http://go2ashlea.com/family/tree/

Charles "Charlie" Hinsch B 5 AUG 1862 Germany
D 18 OCT 1936 Rock Rapids, Lyon,Iowa
+Mary Caroline Johnson b 25 NOV 1869 Nebraska
D 22 DEC 1959 Rock Rapids, Lyon,Iowa
Children
Lizzie Hinsch 18 1892 IA Germ IA
Fred Hinsch 17 1893 IA
Emma Hinsch 15 1895 IA
Herman Hinsch 13 1897 IA
Henry Hinsch 12 ** 1898 IA doesnt really fit yr Henry
Carl Hinsch 8 1902 IA
Adolph Hinsch 5 1905 IA
Louis Hinsch 2 1908 IA
Meta Hinsch 9 1901 IA Kathryn + Harms
Mary Hinsch 7 1903 IA
Otto Hinsch 5 Peter 1905 IA

[According to her obituary in The 03/18/1998 Sioux City Journal Kathryn had seven brothers and five sisters
SS#: 481-60-6265 Issued in: Iowa Birth date: May 12, 1910
Death date:1998 ZIP Code of last known residence: 68776
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
South Sioux City, Nebraska Source: SSDI] donharms@cloudnet.com

Henry John Jakob Hinsch b 24 JUN 1899 Wheeler,Lyon,Iowa
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
about Henry John Jakob Hinsch
County: Lyon State: Iowa
Birth Date:24 Jun 1899 Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1643175 DraftBoard:0

Social Security Death Index about Henry Hinsch
SSN: 473-10-4849 Last Residence:51246 Rock Rapids, Lyon, Iowa, United States of America
Born: 24 Jun 1899 Died:Nov 1979
State (Year) SSN issued: Minnesota (Before 1951)

1930 United States Federal Census about Henry Hinsch
Home in 1930: Alfsborg, Sibley, Minnesota Age:30
Estimated birth year:abt 1900 Birthplace: Iowa
Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name:Berneta
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Hinsch 30
Berneta Hinsch 17 1913 MN Zumhofe

Social Security Death Index about Berneta Hinsch
SSN: 485-28-3664 Last Residence: 51246 Rock Rapids, Lyon, Iowa, United States of America Born:3 Apr 1912
Died: Dec 1986 State (Year) SSN issued:Iowa (Before 1951)

[Henry's brother Peter mrd sister to Berneta]
Otto Johann Peter Hinsch b 20 OCT 1914 Wheeler,Lyon,Iowa
Marriage Lorraine Martha Leona Zumhofe b 24 NOV 1917 Alfsborg Township,Sibley,Minnesota

California Death Index, 1940-1997 about Otto John Hinsch
Social Security #:481289730 Sex: MALE
Birth Date: 20 Oct 1914 Birthplace: Iowa
Death Date: 18 Jan 1983 Death Place: Los Angeles
Mother's Maiden Name: Johnson

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1910 United States Federal Census about Charles Hinsch
Age in 1910: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1863
Birthplace: Germany Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place:Germany Mother's Birth Place: Germany Spouse's name:Mary Home in 1910:Wheeler, Lyon, Iowa
Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender:Male
Year of Immigration: 1880
Household Members:Name Age
Charles Hinsch 47
Mary Hinsch 40 1870 Iowa Germany Iowa
Lizzie Hinsch 18
Fred Hinsch 17
Emma Hinsch 15
Herman Hinsch 13
Henry Hinsch 12 ** not yr Henry thou
Carl Hinsch 8
Adolph Hinsch 5
Louis Hinsch 2

1920 United States Federal Census about Charlie Hinsch
Home in 1920: Riverside, Lyon, Iowa Age:57 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1863 Birthplace: Germany
Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Mary
Father's Birth Place: Germany Mother's Birth Place: Germany Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male
Home owned: Own Year of Immigration: 1880 Able to read:Yes
Able to Write: Yes Image: 815
Household Members: Name Age
Charlie Hinsch 57
Mary Hinsch 50 IA GERM GERM
Carl Hinsch 18
Adolph Hinsch 15
Louis Hinsch 12
Meta Hinsch 9 1901 IA
Mary Hinsch 7 1903 IA
Otto Hinsch 5 Peter 1905 IA

1930 United States Federal Census about Charlie Hinsch
Home in 1930: Rock Rapids, Lyon, Iowa Age: 67
Estimated birth year: abt 1863 Birthplace:Germany
Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Mary
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Charlie Hinsch 67
Mary Hinsch 60
Adolph Hinsch 26
Luie Hinsch 22
Meta Hinsch 19
Mary Hinsch 16
Otto T Hinsch 15 Peter [ P ]

Iowa Cemetery Records about Charles H. Hinsch
Death Date: 18 Oct 1936 Page #: 82
Birth Date: 5 Aug 1862 Cemetery: St. Paul's Lutheran
Town: Lincoln Level Info:Cemetery Records of Sioux County

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
about Henry John Jakob Hinsch
County: Lyon State: Iowa
Birth Date:24 Jun 1899 Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1643175 DraftBoard:0

Hinch or Hinsch from Wheeler, Lyon County, Iowa

tutman2001 — 2010-03-31 19:22:09Z

I am looking for descendants of Edward Hinch (b. 1923) and Elsie Hinch (b. 1919) in Wheeler, Iowa. They are the children of Henry (Heinrich) Hinch born in Aug. 1887 in Wheeler, Iowa.
Their grandfather was Peter Hinsch who immigrated from Cadenberge, Germany in 1872. Peter was born on July 25, 1856 near Cadenberge and died on January 24, 1931 in Wheeler, Iowa.

Re: ORIGIN OF THE HINCH NAME, especially COUNTY!

Hinchey2uk — 2010-02-06 15:07:30Z

My father (Gerald Hinch) was told by his father (George)that HIS father (we think Frederick) wandered down from Scotland driving a flock of sheep, so I guess that fits the Scottish clan connection somewhere!

Hinch, Clyde - Obit

mbiggs52 — 2009-08-07 20:27:53Z

Clyde Emmett Hinch, 62, of Murfreesboro died on Monday, July 27, 2009, at Middle Tennessee Medical Center. He was a native of Coffee County but lived in Murfreesboro. He served in the United States Navy and was a Mason. He was a member of the EAA Chapter 419. He was an upholsterer for 25 years. He was a member of the Greenhill Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Ellen Hinch.

He is survived by: his wife, Anita Hinch; daughters Sara Beamer of Murfreesboro and Jenifer (Roy) Hughes of Waynesboro; son C.J. Hinch Jr. of Murfreesboro; sister Doris Bramblett of Manchester; brother Joe Hinch of Manchester; and grandchild Gavin Hughes.

Chapel services were held on Friday, July 31, at Jennings and Ayers Chapel. Leonard Rader and Max Burnette officiated the service. Burial was in Old Brush Cemetery.

The Portland Leader
Portland, TN
Page A10
August 5, 2009

Darlene Hinch Portland, OR

Mel03 — 2009-06-25 15:17:38Z

Looking for info on a Darlene Hinch last known to be in Portland, OR about 1970. I am researching her father's line and am hoping she can provide some information. I believe her father was Verne Hugh Crawford. It is his mother's line I am interested in.
Thanks for any help or info.
Marge in Michigan

Nancy Hinch 1774-1832

fish234 — 2009-06-07 01:54:05Z

Researching Nancy Hinch 1774=1832.
Questions:
Was Nancy born just 4 days after parents marriage?
Does any one have a source for the date of Nancy's birth?
for Hannah and John Hinch's marriage?
Why was guardianship of Nancy separate from that of her siblings?
I can find dates for the above all of which are from family trees but no sources?
Any ideas on this?

Re: Canada Hinch >migrate to US

smothersnena — 2008-11-17 02:35:06Z

This is an old post you might even know or corresponded with the man who posted it but sure sounds like same family you are posting about. I didn't get his email but probably can be found on gen forum ?
JFYI

I'm looking for Thomas Hinch md Bridgit Cooney 1832, Tulla, Co Clare.
They had a son John Hinch who immigrated to Ontario, Canada. Bob Powers
[post in genform http://genforum.genealogy.com/ireland/clare/messages/323.htm... ]

Message Board Post: Do you think this John Hinch immigrated Ontario Canada md to Winnifred O'Byrnes?

"The family of Richard and Mary [Doyle] HINCH were born in Knock James,which is approximately four miles north of Tulla on the road to Gort in County Mayo in Ireland.
[wonder if this Richrd was bro/o the John Hinch md Flynn & son/o Thomas md Cooney ?]

An account by one of John HINCH'S granddau
said that their son, John, and his sisters: Catherine, Bessie, Bridget, and Mary owned a fine home there and
were considered to be of "landed gentry".
Because of high taxes in Ireland at that time the family sold their home in 1847 and set sail for Canada.
On the way over Bessie died and was buried at sea.
John and his remaining three sisters settled in Balahac.

"Catherine HINCH md James NAIL, son of James NAIL and Elizabeth WHELAN.They were the grandparents of James O'NEILL who married Theresa O'FARRELL.[O'NEILL history]

"Bridget HINCH m1 Patrick MURPHY fr Larkins station.
They had a dau Margaret md Patrick WAY.
After the death of Pat MURPHY,
Bridget m2 Joseph CALLAHAN.
A daughter Mary from this marriage married Christopher SMITH.

"The third sister Mary md William FLYNN
son of James and Ann [MURPHY] FLYNN Feb 11, 1862.
**William and Mary moved to the states.**
>>[I'd be interested in more info on them if possible ?]

John HINCH [1829-1888] married Elizabeth FLYNN [1829-1899] on February 11, 1861.
Elizabeth was daughter of James and Ann [MURPHY] FLYNN and sister of William.
John and Elizabeth had nine children.
[I have all of them IF interested but won't post now, its a long list] Hope this is helpful
thanks kindly, a maternal Hinch desc

oh if you have info on the beginning of this line,
the Thomas Hinch md Bridgit Cooney, could you kindly
post that info......best regards........
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oh heres another little note from another desc of this family I believe might be of interest also. Maybe she was writing to you? I did not save where the message was from
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-To Lawrence Barrett lbarltd@yahoo.com
I believe we may be related.
My grandfather was Richard Hinch d Rochester NY 1918.
My ggrandfather John Hinch came to Erinsville from Tula Ireland 1847.
I believe I remember my mother talking about Rita Hinch
in Lansing. We lived in Ann Arbor until 1958.
Melissa Colborn melissa.c@cox.net
[so sounds like this family ended up in Michigan ?? which mean another Canada Hinch came to the states too, right? Bob shows that the Rita I believe Melissa referns too would be a dau of her Richrd's brother, John]
7Rita HINCH - [1912-1989] md Leo BARRETT [1902-1991] c.8 (dau/o Jno Hinch/Margaret Taylor, Jno Hinch/Elizabeth Flynn

ah, another little snippet.......prehaps related to Rita's bro George md a Dillion, looks like they came to US too.
Do you know of any info on them ??

8George HINCH - [1915-1997] married Pauline DILLON c.1
NOTE:My husband's ggrandmother was Susan HINCH
[daughter of Michael HINCH and Margaret DUNN]
Susan HINCH was born in 1848 ---died 1944---and is buried in the Annunciation Cemetary Enterprise, Camden East Township, Lennox and Addington City, Ontario, Canada.
She md Michael DILLON 1867 St. Anthony of Padua Church,Centerville, Camden East Township, Lennox and Addington City, Ontario,Canada, and had 13 children.
A sister of hers [Susan Hinch] md William DILLON and moved to Eureka, California. There are still HINCHES there." Noreen DILLON
[sorry didn't list her email or board she posted either, another old post before I learned to keep addys.link. Prehaps Wm Dillon is related to Michael Dillon & Pauline Dillon ?]

Another son/o (John Hinch and Elizabeth Flynn,Thomas Hinch)
8. William D HINCH - [1875 - 1950] md 1914 Katherine REKART c. 5
Children: Wm, Leo, Phillip, Rita, Hilda
-William D. HINCH [my father came to Michigan 1910 and married my mother,Katherine RECKERT.
Their family consisted of:
William HINCH
Leo HINCH
Phillip HINCH
Rita HINCH
Hilda HINCH
This person [didn't list his name] says though the Elizabeth who md John Hinch was an O'Shaunessee, prehaps she was a 2nd wife? or maybe a middle name ?
"My grandfather, John HINCH, came from Tulla in County Clare, Ireland, and my grandmother,
Elizabeth O'SHAUNESSEE came from Dublin, Ireland.
They came to Canada in 1837 settled in Tamworth Ontario.

Michigan Hinchs -part 2

lb4077 — 2008-11-15 02:07:27Z

For those looking at the Hinches from Camden near Tamworth Ontario, many who have emmigrated to the U.S. I may have found the ship and date of arrival at Quebec. I have always looked for Hinch or Hinchey in the databases with no wild cards in the search but after coming upon the site Immigrants from Gross-Ile (which was the quarantine area for ships coming into Quebec during the famine), Library and Archives Canada Site, I tried Hinchy and under deaths at sea we get:
1847, Hinchy Elizabeth, category Immigrant - Age 14 yrs. Name of ship Progress, Port of departure-New Ross, Country- Ireland, date of arrival July 14, 1847- Reference- from the Return of names and ages of emmigrants who died on ship board previous to arrival at Quebec during the season of 1847. The Morning Chronicle (Quebec)1847/12/10.

I cross referenced the ship to the Transcriber's Guild website and saw no record of passengers but a departure date of May 5th and an arrival date of July 10 from New Ross to Quebec. Passenger total- 555, Captain Mabel, registered to Tibbits & Co. The government Immigration Office on June 7th ,1847 reported that the Progress left New Ross with 554 passengers for Quebec on May 5th 1847. (this is a slow passage as I compare to Brigs leaving at about the same time from New Ross for Quebec. maybe there was a layover?? The Olive tree website has the Progress docking at New Brunswick in 1847 with passengers.I checked the passenger list and no Hinch,Hinchy etc.Elizabeth should have been travelling with brother John and sisters Catherine, Bridget and Mary. It is not uncommon for a ship to make two trips a year.Perhaps the Olive tree site mentions a later or earlier voyage for the Progress of that year as a date is not given.
The year of arrival is mentioned in at least two histories of the family and they were not fleeing from the famine but from taxes at the time.
They originated from Knock James,on the road from Tulla to Gort, Co. Clare, Ireland.I suspect that Elisabeth (Bessie) died from cholera on the passage which was an agonizing way to die, and a loss that her brother and sisters carried throughout their lives.
Lawrence
On. canada

Re: Linda Hinch

main14 — 2008-11-09 01:12:05Z

Thanks for your reply Linda, and you're definitely not the one I'm searching for!! I might be off 2 or 3 years on the age but not that much!

Re: Linda Hinch

lindasue2014 — 2008-11-08 23:03:25Z

hey i'm Linda Hinch but i'm not 50-55 years old I am 12 years old and I live in Missouri. Thanks Bye

Searching for Honora Hinch married Martin Callaghan, Tipperary

mlpaxton1 — 2008-08-19 03:52:49Z

I am searching for Honora Hinch who married Martin Callaghan before 1848. The family lived in Poulnamuca, Cahir parish till about 1860 then moved to Clonmel. There are 4 children with baptismal records: Laurence (1848), John Patrick (1852), Honora (1854) and Honora (1864). Martin went by the surnames Callinan, Callenan, Callihan, Callahan, and Callaghan. He died in the Clonmel Workhouse in 1886. I would like to find out when and where Honora and Martin were married.

Regards,
Margaret

Re: Richard Hinch

seanhinch158 — 2008-07-31 16:17:58Z

Thanks for your reply Ann.

My direct e-mail is; seanhinch@seanhinch.karoo.co.uk,

bye for now,

Sean

Re: Richard Hinch

anndlucas — 2008-07-31 10:28:11Z

Hi Sean,
Glad to hear from you. I would like to share info with you and will send a copy of picture either over weekend or into next week. I work at the weekend but will be in touch soon.
Regards
Ann Lucas

Re: Richard Hinch

seanhinch_1 — 2008-07-30 20:47:37Z

I believe that your husband's family and my own have a common ancester who originated from Lincolnshire in the UK.

Would be happy to share with you the information I have gathered to date and would very much like to see a picture of Richard's grave.

Sean Hinch

looking for second wife of Dietrich Hinsch Brooklyn 1920-1926

DennisDoyle45 — 2008-07-09 20:06:29Z

I am looking the date of death for the second wife of Dietrich Hinsch. Her name was Augustine or Auguste. Her maiden name was Adrian. They married on 3/3/1907 and they are together in the 1910 and 1920 census. but when Dietrich dies on 5/1/1926 he is listed as a widower on his death certificate. she died sometime betwen 1920 and 1926. In 1920 she was 72 years old, born in 1848. She was born in Germany as were her parents. Coincidentally Dietrich first wife was also named Auguste and she died in 1905.

Re: Richard Hinch

smothersnena — 2008-06-29 21:21:31Z

s.hinch@ntlworld.com -- Sean Hinch --

Not sure this is the Sean you want. Only one I have.
I have a Richard Hinch born in TX?

What is the history of this Hinch family you refer?
There is a Hinch dna project now. You might want to
think of contacting the admin of it if you know any living male Hinch of the family they would qualify to participate
Hope this helps.

Hinch dna website
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/h/hinch/

Albert Hinch/wife Viola/dau Shirley Marie Steelville MO

smothersnena — 2008-06-29 21:14:57Z

Anyone know of an Albert Hinch md a Viola
had a dau Shirley Marie born 1937 she is dec'd now.
Was in Steelville MO. At one time md to a Rogers also.
Had 3 sons.
Hinch was Shirley's maiden name.

Was wondering if IF maybe this was Albert?
I do not have any info and looking thru ancestry so far nothing pops up.

-Albert M HINCH b 1870 MO (Wm A Hinch, Samuel Hinch,
Wm Hinch & 2nd wife Drucilla, John Hinch) d bef 1900

dont have a wife or kids, does anyone else

This Shirley also md a Decker [I did find an Albert Hinch living with some Becker's
guess Becker could been misread for Decker but no idea really.

anyone in Steelville that can help or know of someone would you post that info please. I'd be glad to share the other info but need to do it off line, its a bit
personal in respect to the gal who asked me to help with finding info.

At one time there was a gal who grew up in Steelville willing to share info don't know if she's on this board but did see a post she made 2007

Steelville Missouri
Subject: Missouri Hinches Ann Hinch 9 Sep 2000 8:27 PM GMT
I am from Crawford County, though I now live in Tennessee. I grew up in Steelville.
I don't know many more than my immediate relatives by that name; however,
you may contact me and ask a question if you wish and I'll see what I can come up with.

Thanks kindly for any feedback, Nena

Richard Hinch

anndlucas — 2008-06-29 11:27:45Z

Trying to contact Sean Hinch about Richard Hinch. Would like to share information with him. My husband's family is linked to the Hinch's through his father Cyril Lucas. I have photograph of grave in Ohio.

Re: ORIGIN OF THE HINCH NAME, especially COUNTY!

csailes — 2008-03-14 14:04:46Z

The name Hinch is a variation of the name Inch and is a sept of the clan Innes from Scotland.

Linda Hinch

main14 — 2007-12-29 02:36:16Z

Looking for anyone with knowledge about a Linda Hinch, age approx. 50-55, last known to be living in TN. Hinch may be her married name but I don't really have any idea...just would like info. on her ancestry/marriage, current contact info., etc. Thanks, and Happy New Year!

Linda Hinch

main14 — 2007-12-29 02:32:15Z

Hinches of Ontario Can. and Michigan

lb4077 — 2007-12-26 20:46:27Z

Further to my other postings re : Hinches of Michigan
I have just found the original family on the 1851 Canadian Census
Canada West (Ontario)Addington Co. Sub District Sheffield
John Hinch farmer catholic born Ireland 36 yrs old
Mary Hinch " " " 20 yrs old
Bridget Hinch " " " 25 yrs old

Alonzo Wheeler was the enumerator- The Wheelers were from Vermont and set up the first grist mill in Tamworth.On.Can.

There is also an Edward Hinch 40 yrs and a Michael Hinch age 18 on the same page (marked with an x for if residence is out of limits)Both are catholic,born in Ireland Edward a farmer and Michael a labourer.
John Hinch married Elizabeth Flynn. Most of their children ended up in Michigan.
Mary his Sister married a Flynn and stayed in Tamworth area.
Briget Married a Callaghan and stayed in the Tamworth area.

Looking for Desc/o Samuel Hinch/2nd wife Nancy Standiford

smothersnena — 2007-12-22 10:03:59Z

Are there any family members of them out there please get in touch, thanks kindly.

Samuel Hinch and lst wife Hannah Gilliland dau of
Thomas GILLILAND & Mary Polk
Mary Polk was Thomas Gilliland's first wife, after she died leaving him 5 small children, he married Priscilla Huff in Hardin Co Ky.
Samuel Hinch & Hannah Gilliland had only had **1 child** before she died.
Child of Samuel HINCH & lst wife Hannah GILLILAND [1 dau]
1. Fidelia ‘Celia’ Hinch b Jan 1801 d 24 Oct 1877 Stewartsville, Clinton Co Mo
+John Deatley 20 Sep 1821 Va b 1792 Northumberland Co Va d Dec 30 1861 St Joseph Buchanan Co MO Burial: Old Presbyterian Cemetery

Death Rec
-John died in 1861 Celia in 1877.

Samuel Hinch moved to KY then moved back to VA and Celia's census records proves that - She was born in KY then her first child b 1822 was born in VA
Samuel went back before 1822. Celia married there. They stayed in VA until about 1833 moved back to Kentucky then on to MO before 1850.

1850 Census MO Clinton Dist 16 p 38
John Dettley District 16, Clinton, MO abt 1794 Va 56y
Celia Dettley District 16, Clinton, MO abt 1800 Ky 50y
They had 11 children
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Hannah Gilliland born 1781-1782 in Donegal Township, Ohio Co Va (Later became Washington Co Pa).
She md Samuel Hinch August 7 1799.
Samuel Hinch was Hannah Gilliland's father's age (past 50).
Samuel Hinch was also a neighbor in Donegal Township, Ohio Co Va and migrated about the same time the Gilliland's did or maybe a bit earlier. He was md to a woman who was also named "Hannah" and had at least three daughters and a son and probably more. All of the daughters were older than Hannah Gilliland and some of the grandchildren were as old. The oldest daughter Elizabeth Gilliland and her husband William Brownfield signed marriage bond for Hannah Gilliland & Samuel Hinch. Elizabeth had married William in 1784. Fifteen years before her father and Hannah married.

1791, Samuel Hinch had bought 500 acres of land thirty some miles south of the Gilliland's on waters of Green River, near the confluence of Nolin Rivers, between Little Clifty, Caney Creek and Dog Creek. The purchase price was 50 pounds. This location is now where Mammoth Cave National Park. Not a great distance from the cave.

Samuel Hinch
M2 Nancy Sandiford 18 Oct 1804 Jefferson Co Ky b 1780-90
dau of James STANDIFORD
JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY>VARIOUS RECORDS>SAMUEL HINCH
by Michael L. Cook/Bettie A Commings Cook (Evansville, Ind Cook Publications, 1987).
Jefferson Co--Va.--Ky. Early Marriages. Book I. 1781-July, 1826 (The Filson Club, 1941). Call number 976.902/J45fi/v. 1. Page numbers refer to Marriage Book I.
Page 53 Hinch, Samuel Bond John Beeler 6-26-1804 m. Nancy Standiford 10-18-1804

dau of James STANDIFORD known to resided in Jefferson Co Ky from 1799 until at least 1810-migrated to Cabell Co Va

Early Kentucky Settlers The records of Jefferson County, Kentucky Published 1988
From the Filson Club History Quarterly Page 300:
James STANDIFORD. Written January 15, 1821; Probated September 8, 1823
”To eldest son Elisha and eldest *daughter Nancy HINCH*, $1.00 each;
to second daughter Betsy ROBB,
to second son William,
to fourth son David,
to youngest daughter, Matilda, furniture, stock, etc.
To son Nathan, plantation, he is to pay $100 a year rent until youngest son Stewart is twenty-one, when plantation is to be divided between Nathan and Stewart. Residue to lawful heirs."
Exe: Henry ROBB Witnesses: John MURPHEY, James H. WEST [Book 2, page 243]

Cabell Co, Virginia [West Virginia] Will Book 1, 1820-1848 (SLC FHL 1,822,622) page 82:
"Memorandum of Bill of Sale of the personal estate of *Samuel HINCH decd this 3rd September 1826*.

"Cabell County, Virginia [WV] Will Book 1, 1820-1848 (SLC FHL 1,822,622) page 69.
We Eli MCCORMICK, James JOHNSON and Charles WALKER being sworn do make the following inventory of the property of Samuel HINCH, decd: . . . . . . "

1830 Williamsville Jefferson Co KY census Samuel is dec’d
1 male 5-10 b 1820-25 John Dewitt
1 male 10-15 b 1815-1820 James
1 male 15-20 b 1810-1815 Benj Franklin
1 female 5-10 b 1820-25 Mary or Cordelia
2 female 15-20 b 1810-1815 1-Evaline 1811 Elizabeth 1812
1 female 20-30 b 1800-1810 Cordelia or Mary
1 female 40-50 Nancy** b abt 1780-1790 2nd wife of Samuel

Children of Samuel HINCH and 2nd wife Nancy STANDIFORD
males = Thomas Jefferson 1805, Benjamin Franklin Hinch 1810, James S 1816; John Dewitt 1820; William Allen
females = Evaline 1811; Elizabeth 1812; Cordelia; Mary Ann
1820-25

Hinch Family Tree DNA Project

vickihutchison — 2007-12-21 02:22:14Z

This is to announce the Hinch Family Tree DNA project. It is open to any Hinch or variant and our goal is to help the various families find their common origins.

The project home page is:
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/h/hinch/index.html

Many of the US Hinchs seem to have arrived in Kentucky prior to it’s statehood and dispersed westward from there, but, we are interested in connecting to all Hinch families worldwide.

Re: Michigan Hinches

firenice29526 — 2007-08-30 04:17:08Z

James Hinch was born April 5, 1873 and died in Jan or 1886 According to the records my family has passed down. If you have any more questions I will try to answer them for you. I Have a long list of dates for the Hinch/Powers families. please feel free to contact me on my personal email fire_n_ice29526@yahoo.com

Re: Michigan Hinches

firenice29526 — 2007-08-30 04:04:59Z

I have alot of Information on what I think You are looking for. My Grandmother (Catherine Elenor Powers-Easterbrook) left papers with lots of dates on the Hinch family with my father when she passed. I think I may have some of what you are looking for. Please contact me at my personal email address fire_n_ice29526@yahoo.com Richard P. Powers is my Great Grandfather. I have 4 pages of nothing but dates of Hinch family and more on the Powers side.

Re: J. Hinch, Photographer

blevez — 2007-08-15 11:18:41Z

James Hinch appears in the 1865-1866 edition of Hutchinson Directory - occupation photographer. The name of the street is missing.
In the 1867-68 directory the name of the street is 5 Leinster.
In the 1871 Lovell Directory, Hinch, J. is shown at 74 Prince William.

In 1871, photographer John.S.Climo had a studio at 60 Germain Street.

See New Brunswick Archives. http://archives.gng.ca
The directories are searchable via "Private Records"

J. Hinch, Photographer

dotwar123 — 2007-06-07 18:36:01Z

I have a photograph of two young girls taken shortly before they left St. John for Australia. I am trying to date their departure and am wondering if anyone has any information on the photographer, Mr. J. Hinch, of 60 Germain Street, St. John, N.B. or any ideas as to where I might look for information.
Many thanks
Dot

Hinch\Stephenson

smothersnena — 2007-03-19 05:10:38Z

Stephenson 13
http://worldfamilies.net/surnames/s/stevenson/
Description: STEVENSON, STEPHENSON, STEVENSEN, STEPHENSEN, STEPHENSSON, STEPHANSEN, STAPHANSON, STAPHENSON, STAFFANSSON, STEFFENSEN, STEVENSE, STEEVENSE, STIVINSON, STINSON, STINSEN, STENSON, STENSEN, STEMSON, STEMPSON, STEINSON, STENSSON, STEENSSON, STANSON, and any other reasonable spelling variations are welcome to join the project. Only males have Y-chromosomes, so only male STEVENSON/etc. can participate. If you are female, you can have a male STEVENSON/etc. relative submit a sample for your line. To participate meaningfully, testees will need to share their direct male line ancestry back to the earliest known STEVENSON/etc., as a pedigree (excluding living persons).
Requirements:A Surname Project traces members of a family that share a common surname. Since surnames are passed down from father to son like the Y-chromosome, this test is for males taking a Y-DNA test. Females do not carry their father’s Y-DNA and acquire a new surname by way of marriage, so the tested individual must be a male that wants to check his direct paternal line (father’s father’s father’s…) with a Y-DNA12, Y-DNA37, or Y-DNA67 marker test. Females who would like to check their direct paternal line can have a male relative with this surname order a Y-DNA test. Females can also order an mtDNA test for themselves such as the mtDNA or the mtDNAPlus test and participate in an mtDNA project.
Questions?
Not sure if this is a situation that applies to you? Want to obtain additional information? Contact the Stevenson-Stephenson terry@bartons.org Group Administrator.
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Re: ISOGG News

treadlightly48 — 2007-03-18 16:05:37Z

I believe you need the ISOGG list