Hincks - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Family Tree

hope2476 — 2012-05-20 08:25:21Z

HI LARRY, MY GRANDFATHER WAS LYLE. THEY CAME TO AMERICA FROM CANADA AND LIVED IN FLINT MICHIGAN. I BELIEVE ROY THEIR FATHER WAS KILLED IN A BAR FIGHT? OR FROM INJURIES SUSTAINED IN THE BAR FIGHT. WOULD LOVE TO CONNECT WITH YOU

James Christopher Hincks (& poss Erica Hincks)

nikkinannan — 2012-02-29 20:28:44Z

Am looking for information please

1921 Born, Mallow IRELAND
Father - James Hincks, Railway man
Mother - ? Mc Sweeney

1943 Married, Cork IRELAND
1944 Daughter born, Clonmel, IRELAND
1954 Moved to Somerset, UK
1954-55 Divorced, still in UK believed to be in London

Censcus records in 1959 & 1961 show ERICA HINCKS living in London with James C Hincks - 2nd wife perhaps? I cannot find a marriage certificate

Unsure of the rest of his history; if you know any further or have come across him in your searches please do e-mail me at wafric2011@gmail.com

Re: Hincks family tree back to 1066

hinksy1972 — 2011-11-14 02:40:47Z

Hi there, my Helena was Helena Charters who married Gord Hinks. They were my grandparents.

Jennifer

Re: Hincks family tree back to 1066

welchgirl — 2011-11-13 06:00:21Z

I hope you are still receiving messages. Can you tell me anything abount Helena? According to my records Helena Burns married Ernest C. Hincks. Do you have any records regarding her? I wonder if you are going by a married name rather than her maiden name. Helena is pretty unusual. Hoping to hear from you.

Re: Hincks family tree back to 1066

bonniebeap — 2010-12-27 20:03:41Z

Hi! This is very interesting. My GGrndfthr was a Hinks but I have tentatively traced back to a Thomas Hincks b. 1640 Twycross, Leicestershire, England. Could he be a relation to your Hincks? The name changed to Hinks abt 1718 with a Henry Hinks in Norton-Juxta, Twycross, Leicestershire, England. The family (son of Henry) immigrated in 1745 to Massachusetts. Thanks for any info. Bonnie

Re: Tamson Hincks b. 1793

langdonma — 2009-06-23 23:38:41Z

Hannah Nickerson daughter of Abraham Nickerson and Tamson Hincks m. Alexander Rowe. Tamson (Hincks) Nickerson Freeman had additional children with her second husband Reuben Freeman. Interesting tidbit is that the sister of Tamson Hincks m. a brother of Abraham Nickerson.

Margaret Langdon

Re: Tamson Hincks b. 1793

wendy19501 — 2009-06-22 21:53:09Z

tamasin hincks b 10/9/1793-d5/2/1875 buried first settlers cemetary orringon maine-who did daughter hannah marry? Brenda Hincks

James Hincks (1867-1946)

merredin4 — 2008-10-12 08:45:07Z

I am looking for immediate family of James Hincks, born Leics, son of John and Selina Hincks. Born 1867 and died 1946. His wife was Rosetta E Ballard. He had at least four brothers.

Recent Hincks

worldvoyageur — 2007-03-03 00:19:58Z

I'm trying to trace my grandfather JAMES CHRISTOPHER HINCKS that I never met. I know he was in Co. Tipperary in 1944, Somerset, England in 1954 and possibly died in Liverpool England in 2000 (not 100% sure of that YET but if it was him he was born in 1920)

Does anyone recognise his name?

Please e-mail me: worldvoyageur@gmail.com - this side of the family is 'missing'

HINCKS, WILLIAM B.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

HINCKS, WILLIAM B.

Rank and organization: Sergeant Major, 14th Connecticut Infantry. Place and date: At Gettysburg, Pa., 3 July 1863. Entered service at: Bridgeport, Conn. Birth: Bucksport, Me. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: During the highwater mark of Pickett's charge on 3 July 1863 the colors of the 14th Tenn. Inf. C.S.A. were planted 50 yards in front of the center of Sgt. Maj. Hincks' regiment. There were no Confederates standing near it but several were Iying down around it. Upon a call for volunteers by Maj. Ellis, commanding, to capture this flag, this soldier and 2 others leaped the wall. One companion was instantly shot. Sgt. Maj. Hincks outran his remaining companion running straight and swift for the colors amid a storm of shot. Swinging his saber over the prostrate Confederates and uttering a terrific yell, he seized the flag and hastily returned to his lines. The 14th Tenn. carried 12 battle honors on its flag. The devotion to duty shown by Sgt. Maj. Hlncks gave encouragement to many of his comrades at a crucial moment of the battle.

Re: HINCKS, WILLIAM B.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

WILLIAM B. HINCKS

Burial: BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT IN MOUNTAIN GROVE CEMETERY

Born: 1841 BUCKSPORT, ME

Died: 1903

Additional Information and cemetery monument photo:
http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_go/hinck...

Re: Hincks

Ca1vados — 2006-06-20 15:09:44Z

Dear Brenda,

Sorry for late reply.

I will look into various directories to see if there are any Hincks still in Tettenhall

Phil, who works with me and is also from Tettenhall and believes Hincks Road was named after a local Councillor . If so you ought to be able to find more inf. on the name from Wolverhampton City archives

Regards

John G

Hincks/Hinks MD and/or LA

glorygloryb — 2005-11-29 12:51:51Z

Hi,

My g-g-g grandmother is Eliza Hin(c)ks b app 1805. She married Richard T Swan in Baltimore in 1825. I recently received a death record for my
g-g-grandfather, John, her son. While I had seen on a census record he declared his mother was from England his wife Mary (Eberhart) gave conflicting info for the death record.

According to her Richard Swan was born in England and Eliza Hin(c)ks was from New Orleans. Eliza's father was Thomas. He was the sexton of the First Baptist Church in Baltimore--a job which later fell to Richard and then his son George.

Does anyone know anything about this family? Thanks.

Gloria

Hincks, Valentin,

2005-06-12 06:13:46Z

According to the records that I have it says that the Valentin Hinck (Rytter) had four children 1.Christopher Povel HInck 2. Anna Sophia Valentinsen Hinck 3. Morten Valentinsen Hinck 4. Cathrine Valentinsen Hinck. Source of info F. 9370 pt 6, parish register of St. Peders, Nestved, Dnemark.
The Genealogy Society listed the surnames of the children as Valentinsen when the individual entry sheets were cleared for temple work. Since they appear in their lifetimes with the srname of Hinck.

Tamson Hincks b. 1793

langdonma — 2005-05-13 18:31:36Z

I recently found out that my husband descends from Tamson Hincks b. 1783 d/o Winslow and Tamson (Collins) Hincks. Her first husband was Abraham Nickerson, 2nd Reuben Freeman. Abraham and Tamson had one child, Hannah, who was my husband's direct ancestress. Both marriages were in the Bucksport / Orrington area, Maine

I am seeking more information abour this family.

Thank you

Re: Hincks Family tree

2005-02-12 22:16:56Z

I am resarching the life of Medal of Honor winner William Bliss
Hincks. Please respond with any ifo.
bernard@thefirsthit.org

Hincks (Hinks) Ontario, Canada

2004-10-02 03:50:55Z

William Hincks m. Nancy Manwell (Manuel) 8-31-1858
Children:

James William b.12-20-1859 m. Mary Catherine Silverthorn on 3-28-1883

Amos Henry b.4-8-1864 in St.Thomas, Ontario. married Alice Shaw on 7-4-1886.
Children of Amos and Alice were:
Gordon C. b.6-22-1888 in Yarmouth, Elgin County, died 1966.
Married to Mamie Krouse 1896-1984.
Children: Robert C. 1915-1980, Nina May 1918-1992 and Paul Douglas 1946-2000.

Ernest William b.1-27-1890 in Hamilton, Ontario.
Married to Alice May Jackson on 6-1-1911.
Children: Gordon Ernest 9-8-1911 died 1985 married to Helena Charters Lannin. One child, Ernest Edwin, b. 1941.

Re: Hincks family tree back to 1066

2004-10-02 03:48:32Z

Hi, not sure if we have a connection, as I am unsure where my Hincks originates. This is what I do have for information.
(Ontario Canada Hincks, later changed surname to Hinks)

William Hincks m. Nancy Manwell (Manuel) 8-31-1858
Children:

James William b.12-20-1859 m. Mary Catherine Silverthorn on 3-28-1883

Amos Henry b.4-8-1864 in St.Thomas, Ontario. married Alice Shaw on 7-4-1886.
Children of Amos and Alice were:
Gordon C. b.6-22-1888 in Yarmouth, Elgin County, died 1966.
Married to Mamie Krouse 1896-1984.
Children: Robert C. 1915-1980, Nina May 1918-1992 and Paul Douglas 1946-2000.

Ernest William b.1-27-1890 in Hamilton, Ontario.
Married to Alice May Jackson on 6-1-1911.
Children: Gordon Ernest 9-8-1911 died 1985 married to Helena Charters Lannin. One child, Ernest Edwin, b. 1941.

Im a Hincks too

andyhincks — 2004-07-30 03:13:30Z

Hi, my name is Andy Hincks from Boise, Idaho and I am looking for relatives. Anyone with info can e-mail me at andyhincks@yahoo.com

Hincks, Lula Delila

TalleneJ — 2004-03-17 17:19:02Z

I am the granddaughter of Lula Delila Hincks Pifer she was born 5 Sept.1910 Thayne, Wyoming in Lincoln county. Her father was William Martin Hincks and mother was Emma Cecelia Vail. She is still living and in Rigby, Idaho. 90 years old.

need some more info

TalleneJ — 2004-03-17 17:19:02Z

I know my grandmother has quite of bit of information and if you need some would be glad to share.

Re: Looking For KELLY HINCKS

2004-02-25 21:59:41Z

Are you still looking for Kelly Hincks (of Vancouver, BC?). If so he's my cousin by marriage. my email is hincksdl@hotmail.com.

Hincks family tree back to 1066

2003-12-22 11:22:07Z

Hi
My name is Jim Hincks, i am part of the hincks clan , our family is one of the oldest familys in Chester (uk) , in fact we are all freemen of the city, Historically our ancestry can be traced back to 1066 with the norman conquest, i have copies of documentation back to the early 1600 , one of our ancestors was right hand man to king charlse the 1 st and watch his armies being defeated at rowton .
if anyone would like more info please email me Hincksj@hotmail.com
Ps i would love to hear back of any family connections

Hincks, Lula Delila

daciared1 — 2003-10-22 14:06:21Z

Parents William Martin Hincks, Emma Ceclia Vail
Parents of William, Andrew Christopher Hinck, Mary Gillilan Mathie.
Have Hincks line going back to Valentin in Denmark and Mathie line going back to Scotland.
Please e-mail me if this is of interest.

Re: Hincks family

jmhincks — 2003-09-17 03:16:19Z

Hello
I am from johns line as well I don't know to much but what my family has told me. I am called michelle but real name is juanita. I would love to learn more about the family I have been trying for years to find someone that could help me. I also have john adams and his son in my family line. If you can help me that would be awsome. best wish michelle hincks ps grandfothers name was wiliam hincks and grandmother was juanita livingston I hope you can help me. I live in afton wyoming

Hincks in Retford/Lutterworth

PamelaHincks — 2002-06-10 13:07:00Z

I have found a little further back than before for my line,

Thomas Hincks married Ellen Mathison and they had three children, Amelia born in Lutterworth, Leics 1856 and Thomas and William in Retford, Notts (1858 and 1860).

Thomas died in 1861 (pre census) aged 48, and the family were found in Retford for the 1861 census, but I cannot find anything further, even their marriage as yet, and there's no Thomas of the right age in Lutterworth in 1851.

So, does this ring any bells with people?!

Re: Hincks in England

2002-06-02 20:39:03Z

Hi, could ur Hincks came from Tettenhall also? I believe my did and that would have been in 1649-50 born there. There were quite a few Hincks there at that time.
Best,
BrendaHincks-M
in USA

Re: Hincks

2002-06-02 20:31:53Z

John, do u live in Tettenhall? I am happy the name is on something over there. Would like to know if there are any Hincks left in that neck of the woods, lol..
Thanks for your note,
Best, Brenda Hincks-M

Re: Hincks

2002-05-31 21:16:53Z

You may be interested to know - there is a Hincks Road in Tettenhall - must have taken it's name from your family
Regards
John G

Hincks in England

knitpeg_1 — 2002-05-27 20:39:32Z

My GGrandmother was Martha Hincks b 20 Jan1833 in Pontesbury, Shropshire, England, d 7 Oct1906 in Shrewsbury, Shropshire; her father was John Hincks, mother was Catherine. Martha had siblings: John b 1828, Mary b 1829, Elizabeth and Anne b 10 July1830. Does anyone have any further information on this family and their ancestors?

Hincks Family tree

benandmartha1 — 2002-04-09 20:35:23Z

I live in Boston; born and raised in Hartford, Ct. Think I may have spoken to you on the phone, Brenda, some years ago. Don't know if I'm a product of John Hincks and Elizabeth Fryer. I can go back to the Civil War, though. My great, great grandfather was William Bliss Hincks, who was from Bucksport, Me and won the Congressional Medal of Honor for stealing the Confederate flag at Gettysburg. I believe he moved his family to Bridgeport, Ct. after the war, where that line of the family lived into @ the 1930s. My grandfather, John Morris Hincks, settled in Farmington, Ct. after WWII.

Hincks

2002-03-26 17:29:00Z

Pam, I am sure u read my messages on looking for Hincks in England that could be related. I believe my John Hincks was born in Tettenhall Staffordshire in 1649-50. If this was His father, his name was Thomas Hincks and mother was Barbara Baker. If u check the family records in Tettenhall u might find ur line.. Wolverhampton is a good place to try also.
Please let me know what u think..And if u get any answers.
I still am trying to prove my line from there...
U can direct e-mail me at:
Brendahm@aol.com

Hincks E. Retford, Notts, UK

PamelaHincks — 2002-03-17 12:52:42Z

I'm now in a better position to give details of what I'm looking for,

What I have is: Albert Hincks b 1891, Whose parents were William Hincks and Lilian Chadwick, no dates. I think there may be a brother, also William as I have reference to a "Billy" but no other info.

Albert married Ada Isabella Herrick in 1916 and had one son, Albert b 1917 (my grandfather)

If anyone thinks they have any info relating to this I'd be glad to know
thanks

English Hincks

PamelaHincks — 2002-02-22 22:02:45Z

Hi, I'm just starting researching my family tree, We go back to about 1850 in Nottinghamshire, UK. Not much further info yet but am hoping to join up with some other established Hincks branch further back in England
love to hear from anyone

Re: Hincks, Lula Delila

2001-12-04 11:43:10Z

Hi Brenda,
I am very slow sometimes.
My grandmother was Lula Delila Hincks, her father was William Martin HIncks and her mother was Emma Cecelia Vail.
Her grandmother was Emma Cecelia Preece and grandfather was Peter Preece.
I need to get a hold of my aunt Margie and get the rest of the information.
Nana as she liked to be called past away this year in June. And my grandfather in Feburaury. So this year we have had alot to do.
.

Re: Hincks, Lula Delila

2001-11-03 17:20:07Z

Hi, still waiting for some more on ur Lula Delida Hincks. Could u tell me where her father was born and as far back as ur know on this Hincks family.
Hope to hear from u soon.
Bests wishes,
Brenda Hincks-M

Re: English Hincks Family

2001-11-03 17:14:05Z

Hi Darren, was waiting for a reply from u on the Hincks of England. Did u as ur parents about the family name. Where are ur Hincks from over there? My Hincks came from Tettenhall, Staffordshire, I think. Tell me about ur family.
Thanks,
Brenda Hincks-M

Re: I'm a Canadian Hincks

2001-11-03 17:01:06Z

Hi, my Hincks came to the USA in 1670 from England. Is ur last name spelt Hinks or Hincks? There was a Hinks that went to Canada in the 1800's. My, John Hincks made a stopp in Canada from England to deliver a load of goods and the ship he was on was blown of course and they ended up in NH. He stayed here. I believe i can trace him to England and have written to the college of Coat of Arms to see if they had anything. They came up with the same family over there that I did.
Tell me ur line and I will check my records to see if maybe u are from the same family.
Best wishes,
Brenda Hincks-M

Re: John Hincks

2001-11-03 16:55:01Z

Hi just read u r reply to my messages. Brigadier General Edward Winslow Hincks was my g grandfathers brother. He was from Maine and died in Cambridge Ma. My g-grandfather too care of him in the end. My Hincks family stayed in Maine. The first Hincks, John came to the US from England in 1670 and settled in NH his son Samuel lived in NH and Boston, his son Samuel lived on Cape Cod before coming to Bucksport Maine in 1780. They are buried in Bucksport. I go to the cemetery in Bucksport on the in May each year. There were sons and a few daughters that followed their parents to Maine. The only son that left was John hincks who married a Blodgett. This family ended up in Ct.
Could u send me the line of ur family?
Brigadier General Edward Winslow Hincks had two children, both died. One was Anson Burlingame Hincks, died in MD. His first wife died soon after and he married a Elizabeth Pierce and they live on Battle St. in Cambridge MA. They had one daughter named Betsey Hincks and she died when a firecracker caught her dress on fire 4th of Jul. on her way home from school at the age of 18. Really sad. They didn't have any other children. Her picture hangs in the College in Cambridge, Ma.
I hope to hear from u very soon. Sorry it took so long to reply.
I usually check this site but never have messages.
I am workin on the Hincks family and have done well and hope to enter all familys that do reply. I hope to have a book within a couple of years. Just holdin out for more family members of this family that reply.

Best Regards,
Brenda Hincks-M

Looking for Dina Hincks

2001-10-04 12:58:56Z

She is trying to find her father Mike Balliet. I have information for her. Her last email address was hincks@smartt.com and that is no good at this time.

Thanks

Hincks

BrendaHincksMurray — 2001-08-28 00:41:11Z

Jim, have been waiting to hear from u. Send a reply to Brenda hm@aol.com

Hincks

BrendaHincksMurray — 2001-08-28 00:41:11Z

Sorry about that KIM

Hincks

BrendaHincksMurray — 2001-08-28 00:41:11Z

I am looking on where the name Hincks came from. I am a Hincks and my anscester John Hincks came to the USA in 1670 from England. Please if anyone can help me with my name
would love to hear for you.
Regards,
Brenda

John Hincks

2001-06-08 13:35:18Z

John Hincks Fathers Name Edward Hincks Civil War records show as Gen. Hincks burried in Concord MA Son John Graduate of Yale circa 1873 My grandfather`s name was Percy from Main,who`s father was John who died in Georga. I believe they lived in and around Buckport before moving to MontPilier VT John`s wifes name was Jenny Thurston

English Hincks Family

2001-04-09 05:37:41Z

I am an English Hincks.

Are you still intersted in finding out more? If so, please drop me an e-mail and I will do some research (i.e. call my parents)!!

By the way, I'm not sure if we'll be able to make it all the way back to 1670.

Darren

valentine Hincks

2001-02-28 11:40:39Z

any info would be helpful, I have info back to 1700 if anyone is interested

Hincks

2001-02-28 11:39:09Z

Tally, I would like more information on the Hincks, my Grandmother was your grandmother's sister, her name was Lily (deceased)I've got back to Valentine Hincks born 1700 in Denmark, do you have more info? Thanks

I'm a Canadian Hincks

2001-01-22 20:33:08Z

I don't know if we would be related or not, but just to let you know
there are a lot of Hincks' in British Columbia, Canada.

Hincks

2001-01-02 08:06:26Z

Hi, sorry it has taken so long to get back to u. I don't remember see these names any where but have made note of them. There was a Hinks family that came into Canada from England. It could be that line. I hear the wife was from Scotland and the Hincks from England. His name was John and hers was Elsie Legget. They had a large family of nine, 5 boys and 4 girls. George, Thomas, John, James and Peter. Mary, Belle, Maggie, Sarah. try: hinks@execpc.com

Hincks Family

2000-12-18 07:56:33Z

Hi Tally,
could u tell me more about ur Hincks family.
Direct e-mail me at BrendaHM@aol.com
Thanks,
Brenda