Hi: Found this (below) in the Randolph Co. Gen Society Journal Spring 1997 Volume XXi, No l For those who collect their ancestor's signatures - Thomas A. Hinds would have signed the jury verdict that is posted below. I don't have this Thomas Hinds in my database - anyone have him connected to a line? Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------- "Randolph County Coroner's Inquests 1808 - 1848 The following coroner's inquests are location in NC State Archives under Randolph Co. Misc. Records - CR 81.928.7. The are categorized by decade - each decade having its own folder. The records are of three types. The most common is the coroner's jury verdict. The document itself is signed bvy all members of the jury, most of whom wer near neighbors of the dead individual. The coroner also signs the document. Another less frequent type of coroner's records, and a much less informative one is the coroner's account. The presence of these accounts is a clear indicator that farm more inquests took place than we have verdicts. The third and least common record consists of direct evicence taken from witnesses about the circumstances of a aprticular death. These are most informative and interesting and truly open up the lives of the people involved. An effort have been made to abstract the contents of such evidence in brief and pointed form below. In the case of the most common type of record - the coroner's jury verdict - it is necessary to establish a standard template for abstracting. We have chosen the following model: A. Name of deceased individual B. Site of inquest/place where body was discovered (if specified and distinct from inquest site) C. Date of inquest/date of death if specified or distinguished D. Witness names (if recorded) E. Name of Coroner or Acting Coroner F. Coroner's Jury G. Verdict For the other two types of record, a more informal style of abstraction has been slected. The records so not appear in strict chronological order within the decade files." Found on page 16 of the same journal: "A. unknown woman slave of Martin W. Leach C. 21 Apr 1848/20 Apr 1848 E. John DORSETT F. Jno. P. H. RUSS, Henry TYSINGER, David CANOY, Leonard DORSETT, Wm ALEXANDER, Thomas A. HINDS, Christian CANOY, Matthew SKEEN, John HOOVER, John ELDER, Sr. Isaac J. GRAY. G. Hung herself

Hi: Note the Julia Ann Johns below whose 2nd husband is William F. M. Hines b abt 1827 in GA. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: "Helen C. Leigh", INTERNET:[email protected] To: [unknown], [71532,734] Date: 3/25/01 11:01 PM RE: PML Search Result matching John and Hines and AR ===================================================================== A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ===================================================================== Source: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ARBRADLE] Hines Cemetery Margaret: This is in regard to your query on January 20, 2001. I have been trying to check on some of my back mail which I am so far behind on. Sorry about the long delay. I don't know anything about a Hines Cemetery in Bradley County, at this time. In my line, I have a Julia Ann JOHNS, b. Ga. or Ala. Jan. 7, 1836, who is a great-great-grandaunt(?). She is the daughter of my great-great-great grandfather, Joseph S. JOHNS, b. October 31, 1808 in South Carolina, and d. June 19, 1900 in Drew County, Ark. I have not been able to prove these marriages, but I do know that Julia Ann JOHNS is my kin, listed in 1860 Calhoun County, AR census with my maternal great-great grandparents, John S. and Mary JOHNS YATES. She is listed as Julia Ann Benton, Age 21. The YATES family is also listed in the 1870 Calhoun County, AR census. We believe Julia married Franklin Doc BENTON, b. c1836 in Alabama. They were divorced, and Julia married 2) William F. M. HINES, b. c1827 in Georgia. I believe it is Julia and William who are listed on the same page of the 1870 Calhoun Co., census, Page 79, Jackson Township, Line 32. (John and Mary YATES are on line 1). I don't know if this is any help to you, but if we match, please let me know. Helen Leigh Allen Waldrup wrote: > > Is there a Hines Cemetary located in Bradley County? I wasn't sure if it was in Bradley or Calhoun County. I am researching the Hines family of Calhoun County. Any help appreciated, Margaret Waldrup ----------------------- Internet Header -------------------------------- Sender: [email protected] Received: from pml.rootsweb.com (pml.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.44]) by sphmgaab.compuserve.com (8.9.3/8.9.3/SUN-1.9) with ESMTP id CAA29289 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 26 Mar 2001 02:00:58 -0500 (EST) Received: (from [email protected]) by pml.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id AAA23733; Mon, 26 Mar 2001 00:00:57 -0700 Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 00:00:57 -0700 Message-Id: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] From: "Helen C. Leigh" <[email protected]> Precedence: junk Subject: PML Search Result matching John and Hines and AR X-Loop: [email protected]

The 1830 census fits Byram Hinds, son of Levi Hinds and Huldah Byram. His son, Byram Wilburn Hinds, had not been born in 1830. His sons living at that time were Carroll, Alfred Luther and Claiborne Walton. His daughters were Mahala, Mary Ann and Sarah. Barbara

Hi: I know that there is a Byram Hinds, son of Levi Hinds and Hulda Byram. He married Elizabeth Childress on Oct 2, 1812 in Knox Co. TN. Is this him? Or is this his son, Byram Wilburn Hinds? The three families ahead of him are Samuel Stevensan, John Alexander & James B. Ratliff Thomas Tynes, Jr. , Peter Pyeatt, & Thomas Swagerty The question mark was written by the indexer. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------ 1830 census Washington Co. AR found at: http://members.tripod.com/~MikaJackson/wa30.html Line 22: Line 22 Biram Hines? w/m under 5 yrs=2 w/m 05-10 years=1 w/m 30-40 years=1 w/f under 5 yrs=1 w/f 05-10 years=1 w/f 10-15 years=1 w/f 30-40 years=1 Slaves b/m 10-24 years=1 b/f under 10 yrs=2 b/f 10-24 years=1 b/f 24-36 years=1

Hi: Does anyone have any idea who this CaryAnn is? She is on the 1830 census of Washington Co. AR. She is on the first page. I am giving the names before and after her name. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------ 23. Hugh Marr 24. Moses Manning 25. Alexander Bush & slaves 26, Robert Cooper Line 27 Karyann? Hines w/m under 5 yrs=1 w/m 05-10 years=1 w/m 10-15 years=2 w/m 15-20 years=2 w/f under 5 yrs=1 w/f 05-10 years=2 w/f 40-50 years=1 Next comes page two with: 1. Paul Obar 2. John B. Bush 3. Allen Hughes 4. Thomas West 5. J. R. West

HI: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html No respository mentioned. I wonder if this means that it is at the Library of Congress - since it was the library that started this National Union Catalog of Manuscripts. Or does it mean that these boxes are at Grafton Co. NH. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------- Author: New Hampshire. Justice of the Peace (Grafton County). Title: Record of cases, 1770-1841. Description: 2 boxes. Notes: Holographs, signed; holographs. 8 volumes of Justice of the Peace records. Includes some original instruments. Subjects: Hanover (N.H.) -- History -- Sources. Other authors: Gilbert, Benjamin Joseph, 1764-1849. Hinds, Justin, 1770-1840. Keith, Caleb, d. 1842. Woodward, Bezaleel, 1745-1804. Control No.: NHDG85-A234

Hi: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at the Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- Author: Hinds, Julian, b. 1881. Title: Western dam engineer : transcript, 1967. Published: Los Angeles : University of California, c1971. Description: 257 leaves (1 v.). Notes: Included in: History of Science and Technology Collection. Interviews conducted 1967 by Donald J. Schippers under auspices of the Water Resources Center for Oral History Program, University of California, Los Angeles. Copy of photograph inserted. Comments on employment with the U.S. Reclamation Service in Washington and New Mexico; work in Mexico for private engineering firm; service with Los Angeles Water and Power Department; organiztion and management of Metropolitan Water District of Southern California; consulting work; other engineers with whom he associated. Subjects: Oral histories. rbgenr United States Reclamation Service. Los Angeles (Calif.). Dept. of Water and Power. Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Engineers -- Mexico. Engineers -- California. Water -- California. Water -- Washington. Water -- Mexico. Water -- New Mexico. Other authors: Schippers, Donald J. Other authors: University of California, Los Angeles. Oral History Program. California Water Resources Center. Other titles: History of science and technology collection. Location: The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000. Control No.: CUBU85-A535

Hi: Spotted this on a list of people born March 26. "1880 Duncan Hines US, restaurant guide writer (Out of Kentucky Kitchens)" Regards, Nan [email protected]

Hi: Anyone have an idea as to who this Capt. Hugh L. Hinds, company commander is below. He is Capt. for the G 5th Infantry California Volunteers during the Civil War? I found it while searching for Hinds and Tulare at the MOA site at: http://library5.library.cornell.edu/moa/ On a later page it mentions that he is Capt. Hugh L. Hinds and in the District of Western Arizona he is in charge of Fort Bowie. There is another Captain in charge of Tucson. I am posting the makeup of their traveling encampment as they move from CA to AZ to the Rio Grande. Would a Captain also be a volunteer? Or do you think that Capt. Hinds was in the "regular" army and was put in charge of one group of volunteers? Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------- Book: United States. War Dept. et al. The war of the rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies. / Series 1 - Volume 50 (Part II) "Page 24 OPERATIONS ON THE PACIFIC COAST Chapter LXIL PROPOSED ADVANCE OF THE COLUMN FROM CALIFORNIA, FROM TUCSON, ARIZONA TERRITORY ,ENROUTE TO THE RIO GRANDE, IN THREE DETACHMENTS First Attachment Field Officers: Colonel J. R. West, First Infanty California Volunteers, commanding; Surg. James M. McNulty, First Infantry California Volunteers; Maj. Theo A. Coult, Fifth Infantry California Volunteers. Companies Commander Aggregate # wagons # animals Materials transported C 1st Inf CA Vol. McMullen 77 2 12 30 days rations & Co. property E 1st Inf CA Vol Roberts 72 2 12 " B 1st Inf CA Vol Dresher 74 2 12 " G 5th Inf CA Vol Hinds 85 2 12 " K 1st Inf CA Vol Pettis 78 2 12 Battery Thompson 21 1 15 30 days rations, property & ammunition Field & Staff 9 2 24 Records, stores, & ammo. Hospital Dept. 2 12 Ambulance wagon w medical supplies Ammunition 1 6 40,000 (10,000in Field & Staff wagon ) Train 4 24 Tents, Tools & Forage (4,500 lbs) Forage 1 6 Wagonmasters 2 2 __ ___ __ Total 429 21 149

Hi: Any of you have Redferns in your Hinds lines? In case you don't have a Find feature the Hinds excerpt reads: "4. Frances Ann Redfearn b. 1832 Anson NC m (1) John H Hinds DEC 13 1853Roane TN m (2) Thomas Anderson APR 13 1887 Hamilton IL" Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: PS, INTERNET:[email protected] To: [unknown], [71532,734] Date: 3/24/01 12:53 PM RE: PML Search Result matching John and Hinds and AR ===================================================================== A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ===================================================================== Source: [email protected] Subject: [ILHAMILT-L] Redferns from their genealogist... I'm glad I opened this whole can of genealogy worms...better to get this straight now than to have it go on to future generations that would be even farther away from those born in the 1800's. Hope the following will clear some of this up. In the course of all this sorting, a Redfern stepped forward with the whole genealogy, back to the first Redfern to arrive on American shores... without putting a huge genealogy here, this is what he sent me: Descendents of James Redfern James b. 1720 British Isles John Richard b. 1738 Rappahannock VA Nimrod b. 1869 Anson NC Hanzey Charles b. 1805 Anson NC Hanzey Charles Redfearn b. 1805 White's Store Anson NC d. 1859 TN m. Mary "Polly" Griggs 1825 Anson NC b. 1808 NC. They had the following children: 1. Sarah Elizabeth Redfearn b. APR 25 1827 Anson NC d. MAY 11 1912 Hamilton, IL m. John Thomas Manifee, OCT 17 1848 Monroe TN 2. Aaron Wilson Redfearn b. 1828 NC d. FEB 15 1863 Readysville TN (PVT died in Nashville, Civil War) m (1) Judah Annie Maynard OCT 3 1853 Roane TN m (2) Nancy Ann Cook AUG 11 1859 McLeansboro Hamilton IL b. 1836 KY 3. Nancy A Redfearn b. 1830 NC m. James W Stockton 1862 McLeansboro Hamilton IL 4. Frances Ann Redfearn b. 1832 Anson NC m (1) John H Hinds DEC 13 1853 Roane TN m (2) Thomas Anderson APR 13 1887 Hamilton IL 5. Charles Napolean Redfearn b. MAY 20 1834 TN d. NOV 19 1887 McLeansboro Hamilton IL m. Clarissa Holland Rosier 1856 Peoria IL 6. David J. (John or Jackson) Redfearn b. 1836 TN d. 1862 (died in Civil War) m. Nancy ????. 7. Berry Wilson Redfearn b. 1838 TN d. FEB 15 1863 Nashville TN (PVT died in Nashville, Civil War) m. Josephine Woolridge SEP 26 1861 Hamilton IL 8. Robert Henderson Redfearn b. MAR 4 1845 Monroe TN d. NOV 16 1929 McLeansboro Hamilton IL (in Civil War) m. Mary Elizabeth Daily MAR 10 1872 Belleville St. Clair 9. John Laurel Redfearn b. 1842 TN d. MAR 16 1922 McLeansboro Hamilton IL (4 or 5 wives) m. Mariah C Unknown, Anna M Pittman, Mary Catherine Oglesby, Artemissa Darnell, Sallie Jane Garvin 10. George William Redfearn b. 1844 TN d. 1908 m. Sarah V P Munsell JUL 1, 1868 Hamilton IL for Aaron Wilson Redfearn b. 1828 NC d. FEB 15 1863 Readysville TN (PVT died in Nashville, Civil War) m(1) Judah Annie Maynard OCT 3 1853 Roane TN m (2) Nancy Ann Cook AUG 11 1859 McLeansboro Hamilton IL b. 1836 KY. They had the following children: 1. David Jackson Redfearn b. JAN 17 1855 McLeansboro Hamilton IL d. JUN 9, 1942 Los Angeles Los Angeles CA (went to AR then CA) m. Mary Emily Pittman JUL 23 1878 Hamilton City McLeansboro IL b. MAR 20 1853 Hamilton City McLeansboro IL d. FEB 3 1934 Fort Smith AR 2. Rachel M Redfearn 1856 McLeansboro Hamilton IL? one other David Jackson's i have: David Jackson Redfearn b. MAY 11 1862 McLeansboro Hamilton IL d. FEB 20, 1935 McLeansboro Hamilton IL m. Susan Jane Hindman DEC 23 1886 b. FEB 22 1869 Near Cynthiana Posey IN d. SEP 16 1935 McLeansboro Hamilton IL he descends from Aaron Wilson's brother: 6. David J. (John or Jackson) Redfearn b. 1836 TN d. 1862 (died in Civil War) m. Nancy That's it. I have the database, which he kindly sent me, and can fill in the information farther back, if needed. Peg Spencer ----------------------- Internet Header -------------------------------- Sender: [email protected] Received: from pml.rootsweb.com (pml.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.44]) by sphmgaaa.compuserve.com (8.9.3/8.9.3/SUN-1.9) with ESMTP id PAA17374 for <[email protected]>; Sat, 24 Mar 2001 15:53:24 -0500 (EST) Received: (from [email protected]) by pml.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id NAA10510; Sat, 24 Mar 2001 13:53:21 -0700 Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2001 13:53:21 -0700 Message-Id: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] From: PS <[email protected]> Precedence: junk Subject: PML Search Result matching John and Hinds and AR X-Loop: [email protected]

I show the wife of John H. Hinds as Frances A. Redferron. John is a grandson of Sylvanus Hinds. Thanks for the additional information. Barbara

HI: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at George Arents Research Library for Special Collections at Syracuse University, Manuscript Collections. Bird Library, Room 600, Syracuse, New York 13244-2010. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------- Author: Oneida Community. Title: Collection, 1811-1912, 1850-1880 (bulk). Description: 30.5 linear ft. Notes: Community and personal records, biographical materials, and memorabilia pertaining to the Perfectionist community established by John Humphrey Noyes in Madison County, New York, its predecessor community in Putney, Vermont, and its branch communities in Wallingford, Connecticut and Brooklyn, New York, and the successor joint stock organization, Oneida Community, Ltd. Of particular significance are the materials of William Alfred Hinds, among which is the background research used in the preparation of American communities (Oneida, N.Y.: Office of the American Socialist, 1878). Oneida Community members for whom the collection contains significant amounts of material include Alice Ackley, Joseph C. Ackley, Julia C. Ackley, Eliza Aiken, Emily H. Allen, George Allen, Henry Allen, Mary V. Baker, Alfred Barron, Dorothy Barron, Maria Barron, Maud K. Barron, Evalyn A. Burnham, George H. Burnham, Henry W. Burnham, Charles A. Burt, Candace Bushnell, Sarah Burnham Campbell, Charles A. Cragin, George Cragin, George E. Cragin, Mary E. Johnson Cragin, Sarah Dunn, Abel Easton, John Smith Freeman, Charles J. Guiteau, Augusta E. Hamilton, Erastus Hamilton, Anna Maria Hatch, and Elizabeth Hawley. Oneida Community materials also include documents relating to Beulah Hendee, James B. Herrick, Ann S. Bailey Hobart, Edward P. Inslee, Annie E. Kelly, Ida Kate Kely, Jessie Kinsley, Myron Harrison Kinsley, Charlotte M. Leonard, Fanny White Leonard, Stephen R. Leonard, Carrie A. Macknet, Harriet Matthews, Charlotte A. Noyes Miller, George Noyes Miller, Helen Campbell Miller, Tirzah Miller, Ellen Baker Nash, Seymour Nash, Eveliza Newhouse, Milford Newhouse, Constance Bradley Noyes, George Wallingford Noyes, George Washington Noyes, Harriet Holton Noyes, Helen Campbell Noyes, John Humphrey Noyes, Pierrepont Noyes, Theodore Richards Noyes, Charles Olds, Emily Otis, Theodore Pitt, Mary Louise Prindle, Charlotte Converse Reid, John Freeman Sears, Henry J. Seymour, Tryphena Seymour, Harriet Noyes Skinner, John Langdon Skinner, Joseph John Skinner, Theodore H. Skinner, Sarah King Smith, Sarah A. Story, Lucy Ann Warner Thayer, James W. Towner, Portia Underhill, Chester W. Underwood, Francis Wayland-Smith, Flora Whiting, William H. Woolworth, Cornelia Worden, Harriet Maria Worden, Marquis de LaFayette Worden, Stella Vaill Worden, and others. Gift of the Oneida Community Historical Committee. Unpublished guide. Subjects: Ackley, Alice (Kinsley), 1847-1922. Ackley, Joseph C., 1820-1893. Ackley, Julia Carrier, 1818-1899. Aiken, Eliza M. Burt, 1842-1907. Allen, Emily H. Dutton, 1805-1896. Allen, George Dutton, 1838-1912. Allen, Henry Grosvenor, 1833-1920. Baker, Mary Victoria, 1847-1887. Barron, Alfred. Barron, Dorothy Carroll. Barron, Maria Fanny, 1842-1913. Barron, Maud K., 1865-1955. Brooklyn Community (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Burnham, Evalyn A. Burnham, George Henry, 1854-1899. Burnham, Henry W., 1820-1897. Burt, Charles A., 1844-1900. Bushnell, Candace, 1817-1895. Campbell, Sarah Burnham, 1822-1889. Cragin, Charles A., 1841-1878. Cragin, George, 1808-1884. Cragin, George E., 1840-1915. Cragin, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, 1810-1851. Dunn, Sarah Kinsley, 1829-1901. Easton, Abel, 1830-1902. Freeman, John Smith, 1845-1919. Guiteau, Charles Julius, 1841-1882. Hamilton, Augusta E. (Towner), 1845-1915. Hamilton, Erastus Hapgood, 1821-1894. Hatch, Anna Maria, 1842-1906. Hawley, Elizabeth, 1814-1910. Hendee, Beulah Foster (Barron), 1847-1903. Herrick, James Burton, 1837-1912. Hinds, William Alfred, 1833-1910. American communities. Hobart, Ann S. Bailey (Skinner), 1846-1908. Inslee, Edward P., 1845-1929. Kelly, Annie E. (Miller), 1852-1931. Kelly, Ida Kate, 1855-1894. Kinsley, Jessie Hatch, 1858-1938. Kinsley, Myron Harrison, 1836-1907. Leonard, Charlotte Miller, 1846-1928. Leonard, Fanny Maria White, 1822-1902. Leonard, Stephen Rose, 1820-1892. Macknet, Carrie A. (Woolworth), 1837-1907. Matthews, Harriet (Olds), 1820-1905. Miller, Charlotte A. Noyes, 1819-1874. Miller, George Noyes, 1845-1904. Miller, Helen Campbell (Barron), 1847-1932. Miller, Tirzah Crawford (Herrick), 1843-1902. Nash, Ellen Baker (Wright), 1848-1929. Nash, Seymour, 1814-1881. Newhouse, Eveliza Hyde, 1821-1880. Newhouse, Milford James, 1847-1926. Noyes, Constance Bradley (Reeve), 1849-1917. Noyes, George Wallingford. Noyes, George Washington, 1822-1870. Noyes, Harriet Ann Holton, 1808-1895. Noyes, Helen Campbell, 1826-1913. Noyes, John Humphrey, 1811-1886. Noyes, Pierrepont, b. 1870. Noyes, Theodore Richards, 1841-1903. Olds, Charles, 1815-1891. Oneida Community. Oneida Community, ltd. Oneida, ltd. Otis, Emily, 1845-1927. Pitt, Theodore, 1831-1921. Prindle, Mary Louise, 1840-1911. Putney Community (Putney, Vt.) Reid, Charlotte A. Converse, 1827-1918. Sears, John Freeman, 1836-1921. Seymour, Henry J., 1826-1906. Seymour, Tryphena Hubbard, 1827-1877. Skinner, Harriet H. Noyes, 1817-1893. Skinner, John Langdon, 1803-1889. Skinner, Joseph John, 1842-1919. Skinner, Theodore Hobart, 1878-1944. Smith, Sarah Frances King, 1842-1912. Story, Sarah A. (Conant), 1834-1910. Thayer, Lucy Ann Warner, 1821-1888. Towner, James William, 1823-1913. Underhill, Portia Marie (Allen), 1841-1913. Underwood, Chester W., 1825-1901. Wallingford Community. Wayland-Smith, Francis, 1841-1911. Whiting, Flora Jane (Tuttle), 1854-1891. Woolworth, William H., 1824-1904. Worden, Cornelia, 1847-1928. Worden, Harriet Maria, 1840-1891. Worden, Marquis de LaFayette, 1813-1891. Worden, Stella Vaill (Smith), 1878-1963. Christian communities -- United States. Collective settlements -- United States. Oneida Community -- Archival resources. Perfection -- Religious aspects -- Christianity. Utopias. Architectural plans. aat Autograph albums. aat Birth registers. aat Clippings. aat Correspondence. aat Death registers. aat Diaries. aat Financial records. aat Genealogies. aat Inventories. aat Journals. aat Ledgers. aat Legal documents. aat Maps. aat Membership lists. aat Minute books. aat Periodicals. aat Photographs. aat Reminiscences. aat Sales records. aat Scrapbooks. aat Sketches. aat Stereographs. aat Location: George Arents Research Library for Special Collections at Syracuse University, Manuscript Collections. Bird Library, Room 600, Syracuse, New York 13244-2010. Control No.: NXSV1138-A

Hi: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at University of California, Santa Barbara. Library. Dept. of Special Collections. Santa Barbara, CA 93106. They evidently have a catalog from William D. Hinds, taxidermist or taxidermy supplier. Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------- Title: Trade catalogs of taxidermy, 1883-1932. Description: 39 items (1 box) : ill. Notes: Trade catalogs, brochures and pamphlets of taxidermy supplies, taxidermy schools, and methods of preservation and other ephemera relating to taxidermy. Forms part of: Romaine trade catalog collection. Subjects: Brochures. ftamc Birds -- Collection and preservation. Birds -- Eggs -- Catalogs. Eyes, Artificial. Paleontology. Hides and skins. Hornaday, William Temple, 1834-1937. Taxidermy and zoological collecting. Natural history -- Technique. Naturalists -- Equipment and supplies -- Catalogs. Rocks. Taxidermy -- Equipment and supplies -- Catalogs. Taxidermy -- Study and teaching. Taxidermy industry. Trade catalogs. ftamc Trade catalogs -- Iowa. Trade catalogs -- Massachusetts. Trade catalogs -- New York (State) Other authors: Webster, Frank Blake. Results in taxidermy. 1905. Other authors: A.L. Ellis & Co. C.J. Maynard & Co. Chas. K. Reed (Firm) Frank Blake Webster Company. Frank H. Lattin (Firm) Fred Sauter (Firm) Iowa Mineral Office. J.W. Elwood Supply Co. J.Z. Schütz (Firm) John E. Colburn (Firm) Kny-Scheerer Corporation of American. M. Abbott Frazer Company. Northwestern School of Taxidermy. R. Kriete (Firm) Southwick & Jenkins. Walter D. Hinds (Firm) Ward's Natural Science Establishment, inc. Location: University of California, Santa Barbara. Library. Dept. of Special Collections. Santa Barbara, CA 93106. Control No.: CASX88-A194 --------------------

Hi: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at Alabama Dept. of Archives and History, State of Alabama, Montgomery, Ala. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------- : Davidson, S.W. (Samuel Wilson), d.1863. Title: Diary, 1828-1833. Description: 1 folder. Notes: Typed transcripts. Original in Bibb County Courthouse. Davidson arrived in Ala. in 1819 from Mecklenburg, N.C. He married Frances Stringfellow. He was on the Bibb County Commission in 1828, and was elected to the Ala. Legislature in 1840. Davidson helped found the Presbyterian Church in Centerville. He died 1863 Mar. 4. Typed transcripts of a few pages from a "diary," 1828-1833, detailing aspects of property sold in Centerville, and to whom. Besides Davidson, other major purchasers included Thomas Crawford, L.B. McCarver, R. McElroy, J. Barr, John Hinds, and L. Lowe. Unrestricted. Subjects: Real estate -- Alabama. Bibb County (Ala.) Centerville (Ala.) Diary aat. Other authors: Barr, J. Crawford, Thomas. Hinds, John. Lowe, L. McCarver, L.B. McElroy, R. Location: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History, State of Alabama, Montgomery, Ala. Control No.: ALAV88-A640

HI: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at University of South Carolina, South Carolina Library (Columbia). Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------------------- Author: Lander family. Title: Papers, 1808-1962. Description: 2146 items. Notes: Personal, family, and business correspondence, business papers, broadsides, land papers, legal documents, and other papers. Includes land papers (1808-1855) of Samuel Lander (1833-1904) in Lincoln County, N.C.; papers of Ernest McPherson Lander (1877-1962), relating to his position as secretary-treasurer of Calhoun Mills, Calhoun Falls, S.C., and his activities with the Methodist Church, Calhoun Highway Association, the public schools of Calhoun Falls, S.C., and Lander College; and correspondence of Ernest M. Lander's daughter's in-laws, Benjamin Franklin Jones (1850-1934) and Eva Caroline Hinds Jones (1860-1948), of Georgetown, S.C. Other correspondents include James Francis Byrnes, Fred H. Dominick, Benjamin B. Gossett, James P. Gossett, Butler B. Hare, Burnet B. Maybank, Thomas G. McLeod, John McKee Nickles, John Marvin Rast, Henry Nelson Snyder, Ransome Judson Williams, and John O. Willson. Other places represented include Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Finding aid in the repository. Subjects: Broadsides. ftamc Public schools -- South Carolina. Textile industry -- South Carolina. Real property -- South Carolina. Real property -- North Carolina. Methodist Church -- South Carolina. Universities and colleges -- South Carolina. Roads -- South Carolina. South Carolina -- Land records. North Carolina -- Land records. South Carolina -- Churches and religious affairs -- Methodist. South Carolina -- Business, industries, and trades -- Textiles. South Carolina -- Education -- Universities and colleges. South Carolina -- Transportation -- Roads. South Carolina -- Education -- Public schools. Calhoun Falls (S.C.) -- Business, industries, and trades -- Textiles. Lincoln County (N.C.) -- Land records. Calhoun Falls (S.C.) -- Education -- Public schools. Georgetown (S.C.) -- Family and personal papers. South Carolina -- Family and personal papers -- 19th-20th centuries. Alabama. Georgia. Mississippi. Byrnes, James Francis, 1879-1972 -- Correspondence. Dominick, Fred H. (Fred Haskell), 1877-1960 -- Correspondence. Gossett, Benjamin B. (Benjamin Brown), 1884-1951 -- Correspondence. Gossett, James P. (James Pleasant), 1860-1936 -- Correspondence. Hare, Butler B. (Butler Black), 1875-1967 -- Correspondence. Jones, Benjamin Franklin, 1850-1934 -- Correspondence. Jones, Eva Caroline Hinds, 1860-1948 -- Correspondence. Maybank, Burnet R. (Burnet Rhett), 1899-1954 -- Correspondence. McLeod, Thomas G. (Thomas Gordon), 1868-1932 -- Correspondence. Nickles, John McKee, 1876-1958 -- Correspondence. Rast, John Marvin, 1897- -- Correspondence. Snyder, Henry Nelson, 1865-1949 -- Correspondence. Williams, Ransome Judson, 1892-1970 -- Correspondence. Willson, John O. (John Owens), 1845-1923 -- Correspondence. Calhoun Mills (Calhoun Falls, S.C.) Calhoun Highway Association (S.C.) Lander College. Other authors: Lander, Ernest McPherson, 1877-1962. Lander, Samuel, 1833-1904. Location: University of South Carolina, South Caroliniana Library (Columbia). Control No.: DCLV89-A2069

The missing message archives have been restored. Rootsweb upgraded its servers and it took awhile to get everything back online again. see http://archiver.rootsweb.com Regards, Nan Wolf Administrator Hinds-L list [email protected]

HI: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Archives Division. 816 State Street, Madison, Wis. 53706. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------- Title: McCormick International Harvester collection, 1881-1985. Description: 1136.7 c.f., 129 films, 4 videotapes, 46 disc recordings, 4 tape recordings, 4 film strips, slides, and approx. 174.0 c.f. of photographs and graphic materials. Notes: Records of International Harvester Company consisting primarily of advertising literature; product catalogs; technical publications such as operator's manuals, instruction papers, parts catalogs, and service manuals; agricultural bulletins; news releases, public relations files, and company magazines; market research studies; scattered management reports and product development reports; financial and legal records of the company's Russian Operations (1908-1919); photographs, posters, and films; sound recordings; and toys and three-dimensional models. The collection also includes some payroll records, product catalogs, instruction papers, advertising material, and photographs of four of the companies that merged in 1902 to form IHC: the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Deering Harvester Company, Milwaukee Harvester Company, and Plano Harvester Company. The records primarily document the development and marketing of International Harvester's agricultural, industrial, construction, and lawn and garden equipment product lines. Included as discrete segments of the records are papers of employees Lonnie R. Hinds, Chester A. Wright, and Carl Detzer. This collection is unprocessed. Case file (in blue notebook at Reading Room desk). Other McCormick materials held by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin are cataloged in this database under the title McCormick Collection.... Subjects: Agricultural machinery. Agricultural machinery industry -- United States. Agricultural machinery industry -- Soviet Union. Earthmoving machinery. Farm equipment -- Catalogs. Financial records. aat Microforms. aat Motion pictures. aat Photographs. aat Posters. aat Other authors: Hinds, Lonnie R., 1905-1985. Wright, Chester A. Detzer, Carl, 1868-1925. Other authors: International Harvester Company. McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. Plano Manufacturing Company. Wm. Deering & Company. Location: State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Archives Division. 816 State Street, Madison, Wis. 53706. Control No.: WIHV90-A945

Hi: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html The original can be found at the Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, CA Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------- Author: Hinds, George, 1834- Title: Dictation from George Hinds : Los Angeles County : ms., 1888. Description: 1 folder. Notes: From miscellaneous California dictations, statements and some questionnaires concerning social life, customs, economic conditions, recorded and prepared for H.H. Bancroft primarily between 1887 and 1889. Forms part of the Hubert Howe Bancroft Collection. Subjects: Autobiographies. rbgenr California -- Biography. Los Angeles County (Calif.) -- Social life and customs. Other authors: Hubert Howe Bancroft Collection. CU-BANC Other titles: Miscellaneous California dictations. CU-BANC Location: The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000. Control No.: CUBUGLAD168006205-A

Hi: This is fairly early in TN. I copied those around him because they have dates and his doesn't... Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: court001.txt) Grainger County Tennessee Court Minutes Volumes 1, 3, 6, and 7 various pages Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Project and TNGenWEb Project Archives by Judy Wright July 1997 USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or for other commercial presentation. --------------------------------------------------------------------- GRAINGER CO. TN. COURT MINUTES Vol. 1 June 1796-Aug. 1802 Various pages 1799 p. 111 Deed of Conveyance from Needham WHITFIELD to Nataniel PETERS p. 125 Needham WHITFIELD deed to WILLIAM PETERS 1799 p. 137 Deed of Conveyance from James WHITLOCK to George Miller MORUN (MORAN?) p. 141 Deed of Conveyance from Stanley DONALDSON to Robert WHITTLE. May 20, 1800. Containing 200 acres. p. 106 Nimrod MAXWELL p. 152 Robert WHITTLE appointed to lay off road with William NATION, Henry SHARP, James CHIDEN, John BULLOCK, and others. p. 155 Nov. 18, 1800 William WINDHAM on jury Feb. 6, 1801: p. 163 Feb. 6, 1801 John ARMSTRONGs 3 warrants entered in name of Samuel SPENCER, deceased and only heir of Samuel Spencer dec. is Spencer GRIFFIN. p. 175 Estate of Francis HINDS, deceased. p. 176 Needham WHITFIELD sells land. p. 178 --- ARMISTEAD to J. WHITMAN deed p. 183 Francis VICKERY at the court May 20, 1801

Hi: Here are two NY Hinds pensioners - in Chautauqua Co. NY - that is the very western tip of NY. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------- Found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nychauta/MILITARY/PENSION.HTM PENSION RECORDS OF SOLDIERS OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY Compiled from Military records. Any additions or corrections to this information is appreciated! 1813 SCHEDULE OF PENSIONERS NEW YORK STATE NO NAME; RANK - Annual Stipend 149 Hinds, Bartlett; lieutenant - 80 139 Hinds, Thomas private - 60