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Re: Hinckley's

rodeorog — 2012-05-04 09:55:47Z

Drop me a line if still interested. We might be conected, Roger

Re: Thomas Hinckley m Mary Richards 4 Dec 1641

dragon71163 — 2012-04-29 20:13:29Z

I am a 10 Great Grandson of Thomas Hinckley.
My name is Robert Hinckley.

Re: Harriet Hinckley 1805

Davori — 2012-03-29 21:46:03Z

Still Stuck.... any help?

Re: Thomas Hinckley m Mary Richards 4 Dec 1641

hattyehytla — 2011-11-25 23:14:12Z

I would love to have any information you may have on the family tree. I am too related to Thomas Hinckley, including the Hinckley Family Chest from England in our house in VA.

Re: Thomas Hinckley m Mary Richards 4 Dec 1641

hattyehytla — 2011-11-25 23:11:58Z

I am a decendant of Thomas Hinckley through his son David Hinckley. I would be more that delighted to share files, etc.

Douglas Wise, Box 223, Orlean, VA 20128

Mary Catherine BOONE, 1926-1982

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-09-24 01:34:46Z

FamilySearch.org: Mary K. BOONE, Waco, McLennan, TX, 4 in 1930, b. TX. Household in 1930 indexed BRONE, James H., 41; Mary E., 38; Allen, 16, Jerome, 8; Mary K., 4; Jene E., female, 0; father b. TX, mother b. AL.
Mary Kathrine (4 Jan. 1926 - 6 Jan 1982), SSN issued in Texas. Tombstone says "Mama."

In 1900, there was a James H. BOONE, b. Sep. 1890, TX, stepson of Albert DUNN.

WW II Draft Registration, Lamesa, Dawson, TX, James Hogg BOONE, b. 2 Sep. 1892, Fannin Co., TX .

Hinckley Heritage & History, by E. Chas. HINCKLEY. now deceased:

Louis Howard HINCKLEY m. 11 Feb. 1947, Mary Katherine BOONE. Louis H. was son of Lewis A'Delbert [Adelbert?] HINCKLEY (21 July 1903, Fitchville, Huron Co., OH - Oct. 1978, last res. Burleson, Johnson, TX, per SSDI), m1. Annette FOLEY; m2. Christel ESCHOLS. Lewis A. was s/o Charles HINCKLEY (28 Oct. 1877 - 9 Mar. 1957) & Mary PRATT(19 Aug. 1879 - 20 June 1915).

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

yankeesabroad — 2011-08-07 20:17:40Z

Thank you for that information. It helps establish the connection.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

carolynk156 — 2011-08-07 20:02:53Z

Yes, they are descended from Isack Hinckly (1571-26.7.1635) son of robert (1535-1606) and Elizabeth of Harrietsham

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

yankeesabroad — 2011-08-03 00:32:47Z

OK so these are likely descendants of the Hinckley family that came across to Plymouth.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

carolynk156 — 2011-08-02 17:52:50Z

It was Thomas christened 7.3.1798 died 1871, married 18.8.1729 to Hannah Goodsell. He was one of the 12 children of William Hinkley (5.9.1764-4.12.1840 of Cranbrook) married to Hannah Westmore. He was the miller from 1830-1867. The mill has been restored to working order and is fascinating. Some Hinkley's buried at St Dunstans Church too which is a short walk including his son Joseph and wife Esther. Village of Teynham in Kent also contains the 'Hinkley stained glass window': The north chancel is called the Hinkley chancel, from a family of that name, one of whom, John Hencliff, of Tenham, died in 1463, possessed of an estate in this parish, called Jonathan's garden, which he devised to his two sons, on condition that they should glaze a long window on the north head of this church. There was also a Hinkley Water mill in that village.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

yankeesabroad — 2011-08-02 14:30:12Z

Just an FYI for followers...the mill was built in 1814.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

yankeesabroad — 2011-08-02 14:27:11Z

Thank you. I love finding out interesting bits such as this! Do you have any idea of which Thomas Hinkley or what time period he was in charge of it? Jill

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-07-23 19:19:29Z

Thanks! That would be interesting.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

carolynk156 — 2011-07-23 19:15:14Z

If you're interested in the Hinkleys and coming to England, look up the Cranbrook Union windmill, Cranbrook, Kent. Thomas Hinkley was the Miller for 37 years.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

carolynk156 — 2011-07-23 19:14:58Z

If you're interested in the Hinkleys and coming to England, look up the Cranbrook Union windmill, Cranbrook, Kent. Thomas Hinkley was the Miller for 37 years.

Thanks, Albert

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-07-18 23:01:35Z

Thanks!

Re: NEW JERSEY HIN(C)KLEYS

AlbertMayo — 2011-07-03 15:40:18Z

Hi, Yes They are all the same family. Father Isaac, Mother Catherine, Son Charles, Daughters Elizabeth, Jane, Harriet,Adeline, Sarah and Mary Matilda. All dates are correct, Church is also correct.
Al Mayo (GG Grandson of Adeline Hinkley Wallace.

Re: Tenterden, Kent, England

yankeesabroad — 2011-07-03 03:21:31Z

My understanding from other sites is that Thomas came on the hercules on an earlier trip. 1633 or 1634

NEW JERSEY HIN(C)KLEYS

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-07-03 01:46:57Z

Are these all of the same family?

FamilySearch.org, New Jersey births to Isaac & Catharine HINCKL[E]Y:
Eliza Ann, b. 23 Sep. 1819, bpt. Presbyterian Ch., Kingston, Somerset, NJ
Jane, b. 22 Nov. 1821, Njer, NJ
Sarah, b. 2 July 1825, Njer, NJ
Harriet Newel, b. 2 Sep. 1828 [1827?]
Adeline, 27 Sep. 1829, bpt. Kingston, NJ
Mary Matilda, b. 2 Sep. 1831.

1850 census, North Brunswick, Middlesex County, NJ, HINKLEY, Isaac, 57; Catharine, 54; Charles, 11, all b. NJ

New Brunswick, NJ, 1860, Isaac, 64; Catharin, 62; Charles, 21.

GenWeb: Charles HINCKLY of Middlesex Co., NJ, served in the Civil War.

Princeton, Mercer Co., NJ, 1870, HINCKLEY, Charles A., 31; wf. Anna, 19; Isaac, 1.

D 2, Princeton, Mercer Co., NJ, 1880, HINKLEY
Char[l]es A., 40, NJ NY NY, printer
Anna L., 27, NJ NJ NJ
Ch. b. NJ, Isaac A., 12; Charles W., 4; Catharine, 8 mo.

Tenterden, Kent, England

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-06-30 23:21:09Z

Peter W. COLDHAM's Complete Book of Emigrants: April, 1635, persons embarked in the Hercules of Sandwich, Kent, Mr. (Capt.) John WITHERLEY, to be transported to New England...Samuel HINCKLEY of Tenterden, wf. Sara, ch. Susan, Sara, & Mary, & kinswoman, Elizabeth HINCKLE. [Kent Archives Office SA/ZB/2. Thomas should also have been listed, but I do not see his name.]

Re: Harrietsham, Kent, England

walterthomas81 — 2011-06-19 16:43:54Z

1634 they arrived

Re: Harrietsham, Kent, England

walterthomas81 — 2011-06-19 16:42:26Z

put in samuel hinckley and sarah soule husband and wife first hinckleys in america 1634 arrived on ship hurcules fron kent england

Re: NEW JERSEY HIN(C)KLEYS

goingriding16 — 2011-05-27 12:18:19Z

I'm not sure if this helps any, but my grandparents and their children were from Teaneck, N.J. (They have since moved to Nova Scotia).
My grandparents names are Barbara and Bruce Hinckley, their childrens names are Steven, Randell, and Gary.
My grandparents were born around 1938.

Re: Thomas Hinckley m Mary Richards 4 Dec 1641

1dutch1 — 2011-05-02 04:15:06Z

same ancestors contact me----mary

Re: Harrietsham, Kent, England

1dutch1 — 2011-04-28 02:04:31Z

SAME ANCESTORS-------MARY ST LOUIS MISSOURI LOTS TO SHARE TOO

Re: Thomas Hinckley m Mary Richards 4 Dec 1641

DavidHinkley85 — 2011-04-08 19:56:53Z

Gov Thomas Hinckley was my 11th great grandfather. I'm not sure if I have any new information to add since you asked this question back in 1999 but I do have some information on him if you are still interested.

Carrie

Aaron C. Hinckley (1865-1938)

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-04-04 21:40:46Z

The immigrant Samuel HINCKLEY and wf. Sarah SOULE and children came in April 1635 in the Hercules of Sandwich, Kent, to New England. Listed were Samuel of Tenterden, wf. Sara[h], ch. Susan, Sara, & Mary, & kinswoman Elizabeth HINCKLE, per Peter Wilson Coldham's Complete Book of Emigrants. I do not know why Thomas is not on this list. He is listed in James SAVAGE's Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England. This family is traced further back in Kent in various articles and in Hinckley Heritage & History by E. Charles HINCKLEY, 1982.

The line from Samuel & Sarah:
Thomas (1620 - 1705/6)
Samuel (1653- 1698)
Thomas (1681 - 1710)
Thomas (1709 - 1769)
Elijah (1749 - 1812), Stalham, Aaron, Aaron.

Stolham/Stalham HINCKLEY (28 July 1794, Deerfield, Franklin, MA - 21/27 Nov. 1872, Rochester or Rutland, Rutland Co., VT), was on the censuses at Rutland, 1850 & '60 & at Mendon, Rutland, VT, 1870 [FamilySearch.org]. He was son of Elijah HINCKLEY (1749, Harwich, Barnstable, MA - 20 Je. 1812, Conway, MA & Satira Patience ROSE, b. 1752, Montague, Franklin, MA. Stolham m. 24 Oct. 1815, Jerusha BRADISH, b. 24 Je. 1796, Clarendon, Rutland, VT [RootsWeb Family Trees].

Aaron HINCKLEY (7 Je. 1831, Rutland, Rutland, VT - 12 Mar. 1891, Rutland, bu. Calvary Catholic Cemetery) was son of Stalham. Aaron served in Fourteenth Vermont Infantry, Co. H, Oct. 1862 - July 1863. Aaron m. Margaret SULLIVAN (1832 - 1903) [FindaGrave].

Rutland, Rutland, VT, 1850, same page, HINCKLEY
Stalham, 54, b. MA; all others b. VT: Jerusha, 52; Edward, 16; Jane, 14; Henry Royce, 4.
William, 33; Mary A., 26; Henry, 6; Francis, 3 (male).
James, 26; Mary, 26; Adaline, 6; Caroline, 4; William, 6 mo.
Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Aaron HINKLEY, 19, VT.

Rutland P. O., 1860, CAVENAUGH, Mich.,50; Margaret, 58
HINCKLEY, Allen/Aaron, 29; Margaret, 27; Ellen, 5; James, 4; Mary, 1.

Rutland, Rutland, VT, 1880, HINKLEY
Aaron, 48, VT RI [?] VT; wf. Margart, 48, she & parents b. Ireland
Sons Michael, 16; Aaron, 18 [If 18, b. 1861/2, but other censuses indicate b. 1864/5].

Bristol, Hartford, CT, 1900, HINCKLEY, Aaron, b. Oct. 1864, VT VT IRL
Mary E., b. May 1876, CT, parents b. IRL.

Ward 2, Naugatuck, New Haven, CT, 1910, HINCKLEY
Aaron C., 46; Mary E., 33; brother Michael J., 40
Margaret KENNEDY, 24, & several other adults (hotel).

Hartford, CT, 1920, KENNEDY, Cathrine, 75, b. IRL, wid; son Thos., 50, CT
Son-in-law & dau. HINCKLEY, Aron {sic}, 53, VT, & Mary, 43, CT
TOUHILL, Helen, 21, CT.

Bristol, Hartford, CT, 1930, HINCKLEY, Arron C. {sic}, 65, VT VT IRL; Mary K., 53, CT IRL IRL. The last census now available to the public is 1930.

The immigrant Samuel HINCKLEY is an ancestor of Presidents Geo. H. W. & Geo. W. BUSH & Barack OBAMA. If you Google the names in quotation marks, you can see charts of both lines.

Aaron C. Hinckley (1865-1938)

eshinckley1 — 2011-03-27 19:52:07Z

I am looking for information on Aaron C. Hinckley, b. abt 1865 in Rutland, VT and d. 17 Mar 1938 in Bristol, CT. He married first, Mary Cronan on 16 Oct 1888 in Rutland, VT she d. 30 Jun 1898 in Rutland. They had at least two children, William Aaron (1891-1891) and Ellen Elizabeth (abt 1891 to aft. 1930). Aaron married 2nd Mary F. Kennedy probably abt. 1899. She died 29 Jan 1965 in Bristol, CT. While in Connecticut Aaron was involved in the hotel and bar business. He apparently owned and ran the Commercial Hotel in Naugatuck, CT from 1909-1912. He later owned a saloon at 436 Main St in New Britain, CT from 1912 until at least 1919. He later apparently ran a lunchroom/diner at 25 Valley in the Bristol, CT area. His daughter Ellen graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in 1913. Any information is appreciated.

Re: Margaret L. Hinckley

martibiegler59 — 2011-01-06 21:10:08Z

John Swasey Childs was a career military man. He was in WWI, but I don't know where he was stationed. I will be looking into this. I got word and records that Margaret died in April of 1919 at Ft. Bayard. This is good, since he married my grandmother, Mildred Luella Cobb in 1920 and I couldn't find a record of a divorce. He eventually divorced my grandmother somewhere around 1938.

Re: Margaret L. Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-01-06 20:17:09Z

The short answer: Margaret Ella HINCKLEY (11 Je. 1882, Blue Hill, Hancock, ME - 19 Apr. 1919, Ft. Bayard, NM) m. 29 Nov. 1916, ME, John S. CHILDS, b. Lewiston, ME [RootsWeb Family Trees, online, free]. She was daughter of Eugene Frank HINCKLEY, listed as Frank E., 3 in 1860, son of Benjamin Franklin HINCKLEY.

The immigrant of the HINCKLEY line was Samuel HINCKLEY, b. Harrietsham, Kent, who migrated from Tenterden, Kent, in the Hercules, in 1635.

Google Fort Bayard for its history. Pancho Villa was raiding in that vicinity in 1916. Was John S. CHILDS in the military during WW I, possibly stationed there?

Hinckley Heritage & History, by E. Chas. HINCKLEY, p. 140, #8025, Wallace Coggins HINCKLEY, b. 3 Apr. 1788/9, Blue Hill, ME, m. 11 Jan. 1820, Mary JOHNSON (6 Jan. 1797 - 12 Jan. 1862), & had nine ch., including Benjamin Franklin HINCKLEY, b. 24 Oct. 1830, m. Matilda GRAY.

RootsWeb Family Trees: Blue Hill, 1860, Benj. F. HINCKLEY, 29; Aatilda [Matilda], 27; Frank E., 3 [Eugene F.]

Blue Hill, 1880, all births in Maine,
MILLER, John, 56; wf. Nancy, 53; dau. Gertrude, 22; grson. Frank, 13
Others, married, HINCKLEY, Eugene, 23, & Ella, 23.

FamilySearch.org has the census of 1900, Bluehill, Hancock Co., ME. These are all on the same page. HINCKLEY
Arthur, b. Dec. 1860, married 12 years
Wf. Fosta M., b. Je. 1866, had borne no children.
HINCKLEY, Nahum, b. Oct. 1840, married 25 years
Wf. Evelyn M., b. Aug. 1853, had 3 ch., 3 living
Ev-- J., son, b. Nov. '75; Fannie C., b. Jan. '77; William, Sep. '88.
HINCKLEY, Lizzie, b. Oct. 1840, single
HINCKLEY, Fannie, b. Je. 1822, had 2 ch., 1 living
Dau. Fannie, b. Dec. 1857
Grandch. Lena, May '74; Carol? (male), July '80; Guy, Feb. '83.
HINCKLEY, Eugene, Je. 1857, m. 20 y
Wf. Ella M., b. Nov. 1859, had 4 ch. all living
Flora A., Je. 1882; Wallace R., Dec. '83; Margaret E., May 1891.
All births were in Maine except that the mother of Arthur was b. Canada, Eng.

Blue Hill, 1910, HINCKLEY, Eugene F., 32; Wallace, 26; Margaret, 18.
[Eugene was actually 53.]

Do you think that Margaret [HINCKLEY] CHILDS had any children?

Margaret L. Hinckley

martibiegler59 — 2011-01-03 03:30:17Z

I am looking into information on what happened to Margaret Hinckley, born about 1891 to Eugene F. Hinckley and was sister to Wallace R. According to Maine Marriage records, she married my grandfather John Swasey Childs 29 Nov 1916 in Augusta, ME. Marriage records also show that he married my grandmother in 1920 and I am unable to find any divorce or death records on Margaret. Any help out there?

Re: Alice Augusta Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-10-05 01:18:33Z

RootsWeb Family Trees: Alice Augusta HINCKLEY, b. 8 July 1850, Chatham, Barnstable Co., MA, dau/o Edward Bourne HINCKLEY, b. 7 Nov. 1826, Barnstable Co., MD, & Ruth Freeman SMITH. The line from Edward B. is Oliver, Prince, Sylvanus, Benj., Benj., Samuel, Samuel HINCKLEY.

Eastham P. O., MA, 1860, HINCKLY, Edward, 33; Ruth, 34; Allice, 10; Edward, 8; George, 6; John, 3 mos.

E. Chas. HINCKLEY

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-09-28 01:37:35Z

Sorry, the author of the book was E. Charles HINCKLEY.

Re: Emma Duval Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-09-28 01:35:43Z

Hinckley Heritage & History, by E. Chas. HINGKLEY:

Herschel Dwight HINCKLEY m. Emma DUVALL. Son Dwight HINCKLEY, b. 1898, Oxford, OH - 28 Jan. 1963) m. Ethelyn DOWELL, & had
Ann HINCKLEY, who m. Sidney E. GOLTRA, &
Timothy Dwight HINCKLEY.

Herschel HINCKLEY (27 Je. 1847, Mt. Carmel, Franklin Co., IN - 29 Aug. 1917, Oxford, Butler Co., OH, bu. Oxford Cem.) m. Emma DUVAL, b. Sep. 1849, OH.

Census, Hanover, Butler, OH, 1910, Herschel, 62, Emma, 61.

Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH, 1900, Herschel, b. Je. 1847, IN; Emma b. Sep. 1849, OH; had 3 ch., 2 living, b. OH: Dwight, Mar. 1878, & Lyman, Apr. 1885.
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Oxford, Butler, OH, 1880, HINKLEY, Hershel, 34, IN, M. D.; Emma D., 30, OH; Dwight, 2, OH.

Springfield P. O., Franklin, IN, 1860, Judah, 59; Elvira, 56; Christina, 17; Herchel D., 13.

Franklin Co., IN, 1850, HINKLEY, Judah, 49, MA, physician; Elvira, 44, NY; ch. b. IN: Mary 20; Adaline, 18; Anna, 14 _, 12; Christiana, 10; Herschel, 2. Two "others." --Census is dark and difficult to decipher.

Judah HINCKLEY (2 Mar. 1801, Worc., MA - ) m. Elvira HAZELTINE / HASELTON (18 Mar. 1804 - 1 July 1872), of
Judah HINCKLEY (15 Dec. 1761, Harwich, Worc., MA - bef. Apr. 1819), m. 15 Dec. 1785, Sarah RUGGLES.
Seth HINCKLEY (2 Sep. 1730, Harwich - 21 Apr. 1797/8, Harwich) m. 2 Feb. 1755, Sarah BERRY (5 Mar. 1732, Harwich - 18 Apr. 1813).
Thomas HINCKLEY (11 Mar. 1708/9 - 1769) m1. Ruth MERRICK/MYRICK. Mayflower Descendant magazine has marriage intent, 7 Mar. 1729/30. They lived near Hinckley Pond, Harwich, MA.
Thomas HINCKLEY (19 Mar. 1680/1, Barnstable, MA - Oct. 1710) m. Mercy, who m2. Wm. CROSBY, 26 Apr. 1711.
Samuel HINCKLEY (14 Feb. 1652/3 - 19 Mar. 1687/8, will in Mayflower Descendant, Vol. X) m. 13 Nov. 1676, Sarah POPE, who m2. 17 Aug. 1698, Thos. HUCKINS.
Thomas HINCKLEY (1618, bpt. 19 Mar. 1619, Hawkhurst, Kent, England - 25 Apr. 1705, MA, will in MD V); m1. 7 Dec. 1640, Barnstable, MA, Mary RICHARDS, who d. 24 Je. 1659.
Samuel HINCKLEY, bpt. 25 May 1589, Harrietsham, Kent - bu. "end of October 1662." will in MD XII) m. 17 May 1617, Sarah SOOLE/SOULE (bpt. 8 Je. 1600 - 18 Aug. 1656, Barnstable, MA). The Hinckley family came on the Hercules, spring 1635.

Christine:

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-08-14 21:20:31Z

Christine: This family really produced strange records. Can you compare with your records to make sense of this?

Google Pilot.FamilySearch.org.

Spencer, Worcester, MA, 1850, HINCKLEY: Augustus, 59; Mary, 56; Jane E., 20; Laurinda, 16; Mary M., 14. On same page:
HINKLEY, Dennis, 26, boot maker, & Lucianna, 23, both b. Canada
Dennis, 7 mos., MA; also Josephine REDDESTON, 7.

[There was a Josephine HINCKLEY, b. 20 May 1857, & there was a Josefena, 22 in 1880.]

Dennis HINCKL[E]Y m. 23 May 1846, Spencer, Worc., MA, Lucy PAUDIVAIN/PANDIVAIN/WINE, & had a son, _, b. 26 Dec. 1847, & Theedeonus/Thaducenus/Thudeonces/Dennis, b. 14 Nov. 1849, 7 mos. old in 1850.

MA State Census, 1865, Spencer, Worcester, MA, HINCKLEY:
Dennis, 46; Lucy, 38
Dennis, 14 [Th..., b. 14 Nov. 1849]
Rosanna, 13 [Emma, b. 24 Apr. 1852?]
Joseph, 10 [Peter, b. 2 Apr. 1854?]
Margaret, 8
John H., 5 [John Henry, 20 in 1880, had wf. Emely, 21 in 1880]
George, 3
Napoleon, 1 [Louis Napoleon, b. 10/16 Sep. 1863, 16 in 1880]
Ephraim/Ephrahm/Epheriam, 1 mo., [b. 2 Apr. 1865, 15 in 1880].

Dennis & Lucy also had Mary, b. 20 May 1867, 13 in 1880.

FamilySearch.org, 1880 census, Auburn, Worcester, MA, HINKLEY:
Dennis, 57, bootmaker, & Lucy, 56, they & parents b. Canada; ch. b. MA:
Josefena, 22; Henry, 20 (& wf. Emely, 21); Napolean, 16; Epheriam, 15; Mary M., 13.
HINKLEY: Demis [Dennis], 31, & Lizzie, 29, they & parents b. Canada; ch. b. MA: August [Augusta?], 7; Phillip, 6; Henry, 5; Mary, 4; Willie, 2; Geacy, 7 mo.

Boyce St., Auburn, Worc., MA, 1900
HINCKLEY, Dennis F., b. Nov. 1849, MA VT Canada, m. 29 y
Wf. Oneseime, b. Nov. 1849, she & parents b. French Canada, 10 ch., 9 living
Ch. b. MA: Augusta [G], b. Apr. '72, age 27?
Henry, Je. 1874; Willie, Apr. 78; Agnes [M.], Aug. 1882; Dorelia, Jan. 1888; Fred [J.], Dec. 1890.

Dorelia was Dorla or Dorles P. in 1910 & Dorthia in 1920.

Worcester Co., MA, 1910, HINCKLEY, Dennis F., 60; Onesime, 60; Augusta G., 35; Agnes M., 25; Dorles P., 21; Fred J., 18.

Marriage records appear in several forms. Dennis F. HIN[C]KLEY, 21, b. 1849, m. 20 Nov. 1870, Southbridge, MA,
Lizzie CHARRON/SHARROW/SHESIA/SHERMAN.
They had Phillip [Henry], 21 Feb. 1874; Dennis, 25 Je. 1875; Mary Eveline, 20 Dec. 1876; William [Willie], 7 Apr. 1878.

Napoleon L. HINCKLEY, 33, s/o Dennis & Lucy, m. 23 Dec. 1893, Worcester, MA, Phylena Curtis TATRO, 38, d/o Freeman & Mary Ann.

[--but there was a Philena TATRO, 21, of Worcester Co., MA, 1870.]

Precinct 2, Worcester, Worcester, MA, 1900, HINKLEY
Napoleon, b. Sep. 1861, MA, parents b. Fr. Canada, m. 14 y
Wf. Helena, b. Jan? 1854, she & p. b. VT; had 10 ch., 9 living
Jerry, Dec? 1881; Fredrick, Nov. 1883; Mary L., Dec. 1885; Laura, Je. 1888. Boarder Henry McCULLOUGH, Mar. 1900, MA.

Mary L. HINCKLEY, 21, b. Concord, NH, d/o Napoleon HINCKLEY & Phileona CURTIS, m. Joseph M. LARNER, 23, s/o Michael J. LARNER & Julia MORRISON.

Laura J. HINCKLEY, 21, b. Templeton, d/o Napoleon L. HINCKLEY & Filena CURTIS, m. 28 Dec. 1909, Worc., Thomas F. HUGHES, 25, b. Springfield.

Re: Dennis Hinckley - CANADA->MA 1800s

Chrisj9231 — 2010-07-07 03:32:49Z

Hello, Henry,

I have come across your name on a couple of posts. Dennis Hinckley was my husband's great-great grandfather. His son Louis Napoleon Hinckley was my mother in law's grandfather. I have a little more information, not much, but if you would care to e-mail me at Luckymomof2girls@msn.com, I will e-mail you what I have found so far.

Thanks,

Christine M. Jason
Massachusetts

HINCKLEY Mary Catherine BOONE 1926-1982

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-25 16:11:00Z

HINCKLEY Mary Catherine BOONE 1926-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 215,708 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Emma Duval Hinckley

kalotac — 2010-05-04 11:04:03Z

29 June 1934 Cincinnati Enquirer
Mrs. Emma D. Hinckley
Widow Of Cincinnati Physician Dies At Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Emma Duval Hinckley, 85 years old, died yesterday at her home in Dayton, Ohio. She had been in failing health for some time.
Mrs. Hinckley was the widow of Dr. Hershell Hinckley, Cincinnati physician, and the mother of Dwight Hinckley, Mount Washington, head of the Hinckley Lumber Company.
A native of Oxford, Ohio, Mrs. Hinckley came to Cincinnati in 1894 with her husband. She made her home here until his death in 1917 and then moved to Dayton to reside with her son, Lyman Hinckley, who also survives her.
Funeral services are to be conducted tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock at Oxford.

Stolham & William Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-03-26 00:38:59Z

What heirs were named in the will of Stolham HINCKLEY?

Do you have any additional data to help those seeking more proof of the connection of Stolham & William?

Re: William Hinckley

eshinckley1 — 2010-03-26 00:13:16Z

I don't know how poor he was at that time, he died in 1877 and did leave a will. His estate was valued at a modest $650 as well as property on Forest Street in Rutland.

William Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-03-25 23:43:39Z

Google Pilot.FamilySearch.org and check for Stalham HINCKLEY. Click the icon at the left to see a copy of the 1850 census, Rutland, VT. That shows William on the same page as Stalham/Stolham, et al. Stolham was at Rutland on censuses from 1820 through 1870. He was on a list of the poor of Rutland in 1872 (which I suppose means he didn't leave a will).

Re: William Hinckley

taylorpatch1 — 2010-03-25 23:25:38Z

Has anyone found concrete documentation on the William - Stolham connection? If so, I would really appreciate it! I would love to continue this branch of my tree.

Re: William Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-03-25 23:17:04Z

My line branched off with the immigrant Samuel's daughter Susannah HINCKLEY (bpt. 6 Nov. 1625, St. Mildred's, Tenterden, Kent) who married John SMITH, 13 Je. 1643. I suppose I'm distantly related because those early families intermarried so much and my DUNHAM, FREEMAN, & STARK families went north from Connecticut before heading west.

Re: William Hinckley

eshinckley1 — 2010-03-25 22:54:46Z

Thanks for the info. I have all this stuff and appreciate your information and help. Are you related to any Hinckleys in the Rutland area?

William Hinckley

MarilynRoth58 — 2010-03-25 22:14:03Z

Rutland, Rutland, VT, 1850, HINCKLEY, William, 32; Mary A., 26; Henry, 6; Francis, 3.

Rutland, Rutland, VT, 1860, HINKLEY: Mary, 32 [36?]; Henry, 15; Sarah, 9; Wm., 3; Ella, 3 mos.

FamilySearch.org, Rutland, Rutland, VT, 1880, HINKLEY
Mary A., 55, she & parents b. England; daus. b. VT: Sarah, 28, & Cora, 14
Son Wm., 24, VT Eng {?} Eng; dauL Elizabeth, 19, NY Can Can; William E., 1, VT.

Rutland, Rutland, VT, 1900, HINKLEY
William, b. Dec. 1856, VT VT NY [?]; m. 21 y.
Wf. Eliz., NY, parents b. English Canada, 11 ch., 7 living, [6 listed] b. VT
Wm. E., F 1880; Richard H., July 1884; Raymond A., Aug. 1890; Irene M. & Ineze C., Apr. 1893; George R., Je. 1895.

On the RootsWeb page, click Family Trees in the strip at the top. On the next page click Advanced Search. This says that the first William above, who m. Mary, was son of Stolham & Jerusha, and it shows Stolham as a descendant of Samuel HINCKLEY & Sarah SOULE.

Re: william Hinckley

taylorpatch1 — 2010-02-11 21:34:37Z

Do you have anything that goes farther back, pre-William? I haven't found much prior to him.

Thanks,
Cindy

Re: Hinckley's in South Haven Michigan

lindatate0824 — 2010-01-24 13:49:05Z

Wow, Thats a lot of good information. Thanks I will include this in my family history information.

Re: Thomas Hinckley m Mary Richards 4 Dec 1641

Kimoeagle — 2010-01-22 17:05:26Z

Marion,
It has been over 10 years since your question was first posed, and I must assume that you have received more than enough information. However, if you have any blanks, I will do what I can to help.THOMAS Hinckley was my 7th great-grand-uncle, with my g-grandmother his 4th great-grand-niece. These folks came out of MA to upstate NY, then over to SW Michigan.
Regards.

Re: Hinckley's in South Haven Michigan

Kimoeagle — 2010-01-22 16:48:17Z

Hi Linda, -- sorry for the delay. Holidays have a way of reeordering priorities! I am not sure where you wish to start or go.----------------
Samuel Hinkley (1770-1845), who was married to Mary Brown, had a number of children.Sam owned and operated a ferry between Wolfe Island,ON,Canada and Cape Vincent,NY on St. Lawrence River (upstate NY). They had two sons and several daughters. One son, Rodney, headed west as you know, to Van Buren Co., MI. The other, Coleman, stayed.HE started the ferry to Kingston, ON.
The first ferry from Kingston to Wolfe Island was built in 1802 from crude pine boards cut on the island. These were held together by wooden spikes and powered by wind or oar.
In 1857 the first lead of a ferry was granted to Coleman Hinkley, who built the first ferry Old Pierrepont. This boat did not stay on the run long, and was succeeded by the Gaselle in 1864, then by the Watertown in 1872. The St. Lawrence Steamboat Co, under the Folger Bros. bought out Hinckley control of the ferry, with the new Pierrepont and continued until July 1, 1904.

THE WATERTOWN HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1899
Captain Coleman Hickley, Sr., of Cape Vincent, died on Sunday morning at the age of ninety years. He was born on Wolfe Island, and has spent his whole life on the lakes and the river. He was a skilled navigator and pilot, and was always a thoroughly honorable, upright man.
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A daughter, Emeline, stayed on at Wolfe Island (which still has the ferries (run by the province now), AND is the site of a massive wind turbine farm).
Here is background on Emeline:
WARREN GODFREY & EMELINE HINCKLEY
(With Permission:)
From the book "Back of Sunset"
By Michael Dawber
Copyright 2000
Central Frontenac Township
Copies available for sale at the township office:
http://www.centralfrontenac.com/#contactinformation

The crossroads village of Godfrey has had many names and many different roles in its long history. When the hamlets first post office was granted in the fall of 1854, the name given was Deniston. Irishman William dennison was the first postmaster, and the probable source of the name. When the Kingston & Pembroke Railway reached this place, the company called its station Bedford, as it was the closest railway point to Bedford Township. To many locals, however, the most familiar name was Iron Ore Junction, as tons of iron ore were shipped from nearby mines through this point. Ultimately, the community settled on Godfrey, honoring a family with deep roots in the community.

Warren Godfrey was born in 1800 in New York State. At an early age, his family resettled to Wolfe Island, opposite Kingston, and it was there that Godfrey met Emeline Hinckley, the American-born daughter of a Loyalist family. In the 1830s, Emeline and Warren struck out for what was then the outer limit of active settlement in Frontenac Country, choosing to settle just beyond the Hinchinbrooke-Portland line. Their farm, in Hinchinbrookes 3rd Concession, would ultimately become the site of the community of Godfrey. Several other families had also chosen this corner of Hinchinbrooke, including Bryan and Mary Nefcy, Adam McMahon, Edward and Margaret Kelly, Elizabeth and James Hickey, Elizabeth and John Vandake, John and Mary Alton, and Isabella and John McKnight. John McKnight is sometimes credited as Hinchinbrookes first settler, though according to a petition written in 1851, Godfrey claimed that honor for himself. All these families-mostly Irish, largely Catholic or Anglican-had the good fortune to find some of Central Frontenacs best farmland. Indeed, the only Class 1 farmland in the entire township is in this rolling corner of Hinchinbrooke. After Warren and Emeline eventually relocated to Olden Township (where we will meet them again in Mountain Grove), their son Chester inherited the original homestead, with wife Margaret Kennedy, Chester farmed this land for many years, eventually giving way to son Coleman in the late 1870s. By that time, the village had begun to take shape around the intersection of the Frontenac road-begun in 1854 by Warren Godfrey and his crews-and the Mast Road, which dates back into the early 1800s. The community had gained a log school , situated on the farm of James and Julia Hill and called Hills School in consequence. The old log school would be replaced by a frame building in 1901, and local students continued to study there until the school was destroyed by fire in 1950. By 1872, local Methodists had constructed Bethel Church on the Mast Road. Nominally, at least, the church was Primitives Methodist. A small graveyard was also established on land donated by John and Melissa Campsall. Today, one can still see their tombstones there. Bethel was first served by Mr.J.G. Mallory. Old records show that circuit riders from 1888 served Verona, Bellrock, Desert Lake, High Falls, Bethel, Kennedys Hall, Crow Lake in the Parham area, and Deyos Corners, previous to 1890 known as Maddens Mill.

Such family names as Campsall, Kennedy, Freeman, Mcknight and Peter were noted. The K&P had built its station on Chester Godfreys land. After the turn of the century, tons of feldspar from mines in Bedford left for the market through Bedford station. (Fledspar-which included microline, sandidine, orthoclase, and adularia-are used in ceramics and enamels.) The Howes family had begun its general store and would continue in the business for almost 100 years. The store became an Imperial Oil Dealership in 1885, possibility the first in Frontenac County. The store also housed the local post office, renamed from Deniston to Godfrey in April 1878. Two Howes men, Richard B. and R. Joseph, ran the office continuously between 1885 and 1960. Godfrey boomed. Three hotels did a rushing business with the miners and the travelers from the trains.The railway built cattle pens, next to the Howes store, where anything could be purchased.

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OK. Does that help? :-)

Re: william Hinckley

eshinckley1 — 2010-01-15 01:39:37Z

I'm not sure if I ever replied to this post. I believe that your grandfather was William Edward Hinckley (1879-1956) and your father was Phillip Hinckley (1907-1965). If I didn't forward you other information let me know and I'll get some out if you're interested.