Hi - I'm not sure if any of this will help, but I'm going to coy all the Hines informationlisted int he book "Magnolia Cemetery 1828 - 1971" by Thmpson. It may help you connect something. Good luck, Marian Those that are listed together may be in the same lot - they are separated on the page by dashes. I'll list last names of others than Hines if they are listed together in this fashion. p.143: Margaret Hines Nov 30, 1860 - May 4, 1883; Charles F. Hines April 10, 1854 - July 25, 1884; Michael Hines Sept. 20, 1822 - July 7, 1884 and wife, Charlotte Hines May 7, 1819 - March 4 1884; Michael Hines Aug 31, 1819 - Aug 7, 1926; Children of Michael & Charlotte Hines: Emiline, Feb 11, 1848 - Feb 20, 1848; Charlotte A. July 4 1850 - Oct 2, 1864; William T. July 11, 1845 - Oct 6 1864; George W. Feb 7, 1864 - April 24, 1865; John H. Feb 17, 1944 - June 5, 1965; (The names listed below go to the next col,umn on the page, but aren't separated by dashes - don't know if they're children, but I doubt it as their last names are spelled out.) Julia A. Hines Oct 11, 1846 - Feb. 16, 1866; Isabella J. Hines April 17, 1852 - Feb 22, 1884. p. 198: Frederick W. Hines, Feb. 17, 1886 - April 6, 1910; Faires, p. 469: James Frank Hines Dec 3, 1902 - Dec 25, 1961; Bert Lane Himes, jan 17, 1907 - Dec 10, 1960; Roberts, Louis; Roberts, Lula. p. 279: On Monument to Confederate Veterans - Hines, J. G. At 01:55 PM 5/9/99 EDT, you wrote: >HINES, Michael >Mobile Co, AL >Location: 5 W. Mobile >1860 Census >Pg. #051 > >So far no one in Mobile or Alabama has responded to my request for a look-up >and at this time I can't afford to send $10 to the archives, so please could >some kind person help me? > >I am trying to find my grandfather Edward F. HINES b. 1860 Mobile, AL, so I >would like to ask if someone could do an 1870 census look up as well. > >My Uncle Leslie told me about Michael coming to America in 1833 from Alsace