Hi: I spotted this in the Stanislaus Researcher pub. by the Genealogical Society of Stanislaus Co. CA January 2001 issue and thought it might help some of our Hinds researchers. I've pasted it below. It might be worth trying to get on inter-library loan. Then if your ancestor is in it - buy it. Sorry, but it did not mention the publisher. Maybe Amazon.com could help find the publishers name. Regards, Nan [email protected] BRITISH ALIENS IN THE U.S. DURING THE WAR OF 1812 by Kenneth Scott, 420 pp., Indexed. (1979), 1999. The recording of ships' passenger lists was not required by law until 1819, and prior to that date only scattered lists of immigrants are thought to exist - until now, that is, for we have in this publication a record of thousands of British immigrants who arrived in the U.S. mainly between 1790 and 1812 and who had not yet been naturalized, and concerning whom few other records can be found. This is an altogether new and invaluable list of immigrants, founded upon a major record source few genealogists are aware of - the returns of aliens residing in the United States during the War of 1812. As of July 1812 British aliens in the U.S. were required to submit a report of "the persons composing their families, the places of their residence and their occupations or pursuits." These reports, or returns of the reports, upon which this work is based, normally give the name of the alien, aged fourteen or more, years of residence in the U.S., number of persons in the family, place of residence, and occupation. In this compilation the aliens are listed in alphabetical order under their respective states, with accompanying data incorporated in the listing. In this manner as many as 12,000 or more aliens are identified, all of whom, for the reader's convenience, are again cited in the index. (End of article)

Hi: Spotted these two Hinds at: http://www.swannco.net/1st_Ala_Cav/roster2.html It is a very large list so I am pasting below just the two Hinds but worth a further look if you have any AL ancestors. Unfortunately, it doesn't give the date of the roster. WW I ? Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------- 1ST ALABAMA CAVALRY, USA, ROSTER OF SOLDIERS Extracted by: Glenda McWhirter Todd Hinds, Joseph M. Hinds, Jerome J. * * Biography and/or military records on file. **Biography and/or military records and photo on file. Extracted by: Glenda McWhirter Todd For more information on any of these soldiers, contact: [email protected]

The below query is at Ancestry.com. If you have any help for this person and are not a member of Ancestry.com - let me know and I'll send the answer. I"m not sure but possibly one does not have to be a member of Ancestry.com to access the Hinds message board. The address of the sender is not with the message. One has to reply online.. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------ Found at: http://www.familyhistory.com/messages/messages.asp?category=Surname&forum=H inds Message #137 Sunday, December 03, 2000 Subject: Hinds Family in Ark Posted by: Jerry M Hinds Message: My GG grandfather George Washington Hinds (orig fr Tenn)came to Waldron Ark with his wife Mary (org fr S Carolina) in 1854. their children were McDonald born 1848,George Washington born my gg grandfather born 1854, Henry D 1856, Martha 1858 and Green L 1862. My gg grandfahers children were William Thomas, George Edward, Jim and Marion. Just wondering if you had run across any of these in your search. Jerry

Hi: These are the Hinds surname entries in the Research Registry at Ancestry.com. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at: http://www.ancestry.com/profile/surnameregistry.asp?surname=Hinds Click on a submitter's name to view all entries in his/her Research Profile. Submitter Surname Location Date Range Comments Deborah Mau Hinds Arizona,United States 1950-1998 Glenda Schlueter Hinds Missouri,USA 1900-2000 Relatives of Herman (Brack) Hinds James Burnett Sr Hinds MO, IN, KS,USA 1800-1900 Albertine Louise, married to James Gilbert Frizzell larry hinds HINDS OK, TX,,USA Benjamin Franklin Hinds, Harry L Wallis Karla Byman Hinds Oklahoma,USA William Rose Hinds West Virginia,United States 1750-1799 june foley Hinds brantford,ontario,canada 1900-2000 surname spelled hind by some David Roberts Hinds Brazoria,TX,USA 1825-1900 Levi, Gerren, James B.(www.texasgen.org) Vanessa Hinds Hinds Houston/Harris,Texas,USA 1976-2000 I'm looking for family in Honduras and the sister of Sarah Hinds. Heather Hinds Hinds Jamestown,Tennessee Kathleen Jimison Allred HINDS JEFFERSON CO.,INDIANA,USA 1800-1900 FINLEY CROW HINDS: I cannot find his parents. lydell hinds Hinds port townsend,wa,usa 1965-1990 Paul Hinds Hinds queensland,australia 1966-2000 searching for my father Carol Mansano Hinds Spokane,Wash.,US 1910-1929 b. Minnesota Barbara Joyner Harris Hinds Van Zandt County,Texas,USA 1850-1900

Posted on: HINDS Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/h/i/HINDS/queries/4 Surname: CROSSMAN, HINDS, HINDES, ISOBEL, ISBOL ------------------------- Eliakim Crossman married Betsy Hinds (Hindes) on Jan 1, 1828 in Addison, Addison Co., Vermont. The couple had several children but the one I am interested in is Bishop I. Crossman. It is reported that Eliakim named his son Bishop because Eliakim was a revival singer. Who knows!! I am curious about Bishop's middle name. It is spelled Isbol or Isobel, depending upon which source is quoted. It is said that the name originated within his mother, Betsy Hinds' family. Can someone confirm the correct spelling for me please?

Hi: I was looking for my Archibald Hinds in CA and spotted this at Ancestry.com Which line does he belong to? Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------- THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 1 CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 590 Grantee: Hinds, Archibald Acres: 50 Book: U Page: 294 Date Survey: 4-15-1825 County: Wayne Watercourse: Cumberland R

My sister sent this obit to me last month asking if the lady was related to us. I can find no connection - her husband's name is not listed. Maybe it can help someone. From the Nelson, Nebraska news paper Sophia Hinds Nelson resident Sophia (Blanchard) Hinds, 79, died Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2000 at Good Samaritan Center in Nelson. Services are 2 p.m. Saturday at Klawitter-Price Funeral Home with the Rev. Jim Rodehorst officiating. Burial will be in the Nelson Cemetery. Visitation is 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Mrs. Hinds was born Jan. 2, 1921, to Russel and Carrie (Christensen) Blanchard in rural Coon Rapids, Iowa. She attended Thomas Jefferson School in Iowa. She lived in Iowa and Virginia. She then lived in Edgar and Angus. She moved to Nelson Good Samaritan Center in 1998. She was a member of the Methodist Church and past president of the Golden Age Club in Nelson. Survivors are one daughter, Shirley A. Saar of Edgar; three sisters, Leila Theda of Glidden, Iowa, Lucille Lansman of Rippey, Iowa, and Shirley Williams of Leadville, Colo., Two brothers, Russell of Sioux Falls, S.D. and Arden of Nelson; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one Daughter, Jacqualine Gail and one sister. Memorials have been established and may be sent to P.O. Box 248, Edgar, NE 68935 Linda L. Hinds Smith _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi: Here are the latest Hinds-HInes researchers at Rootsweb. Regards, Nan Wolf Hinds List Administrator [email protected] --------------------------------------- Hinds c1855 1941 Liverpool Ellen, James tiki2000 Hine 1813 1924 Buckingham Eng>Ipswich Qld grumble HINES 1825 now Ireland>Durham Co., England>Westmoreland Co., PA JFRobiso Hines 1880 now Suffolk,MA>Lamar,NE>CA>Pueblo,CO Looking for info on Thomas(Sp?) married Bridgett Sweeney and had two sons, Ferdinand and Thomas. Come from Ireland but not sure where. hinest Hines 1890 2000 TX.>OKLA>TX USA looking for my grandfather Virgil polgirl Where are the addresses??? It's come to our attention that a commercial firm has been regularly sending unsolicited commercial messages to the addresses we list here, plugging their books. That's not the reason we were posting the addresses, and we feel we have no choice but to discontinue doing so. Great, huh? So, how =do= you find the submitter? It's not all that bad. To obtain the address info for the submitter whose nametag is "amoitaly" (just for example), there are two approaches. You can call it up via the web at the URL http://rsl.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/rslsql.cgi?op=user&user=amoitaly or you can send an e-mail to [email protected] with the subject line "address" (don't include the quotation marks) and "amoitaly" (again, don't include the quotation marks!) in the body of the message, and you'll be sent the address info via e-mail.

Found at NUCMC using keyword "Hines" at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html Regards, Nan [email protected] ================================ Author: Wexler, Morris M., compiler. Title: Collection, 1851-1887, of Philadelphia deeds. Description: 5 items. Notes: Morris M. Wexler, an attorney-at-law, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1924 and from the University of Pennsylvania law school in 1927. The five documents relate to two locations in Philadelphia. Three of the deeds convey three lots and structures on Spruce Street between 13th and Broad Streets, purchased by the Reverend William P. Hinds in 1851 and 1852 and sold by Reese D. Fell, Hartman Kuhn, and George F. Lehman. The remaining two deeds relate to a lot and premises located to the northwest of the intersection of Walnut and 42nd Streets, purchased by Margaret Frazier in 1885 from Annie C. Barnes and sold by Frazier in 1887 to William H. Castle. Gift of Morris M. Wexler, 1989. Subjects: Deeds -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia -- 19th Century ftamc. Indentures -- 19th Century -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia ftamc. Other authors: Hines, William P. Frazier, Margaret. Barnes, Annie C. Castle, William. Fell, Reese D. Kuhn, Hartman. Lehman, George F. Location: Special Collections, Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19014-6206. Control No.: PAUR90-A0

Spotted in the catalog at Perkins Library, Duke University, NC Regards, Nan [email protected] ================================== Title: Reminiscences. Author: Curzon, Grace Elvina Trillia Hinds Curzon, marchioness, 1879- Published: London, Hutchinson [1955] Subject: Curzon, George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquis of, 1859-1925. cn Curzon, Grace Elvina Trillia Hinds Curzon, Marchioness of, 1879- Material: 256 p. illus. 24 cm. LC Card no: 56000487 System ID No: AAO-5987 LOCATION: Perkins -- CALL NUMBER: 920.7 C983R c.1 NotCheckedOut --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- The search results shown above are from the DUKE CATALOG.

Found at NUCMC using keyword "Hines" at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html Regards, Nan [email protected] ============================== Author: Hines, Mary E. Title: Album of poems, 1840-1845. Description: 1 vol. (50 l.); illus. Notes: AMs. Poems copied out by her family and schoolmates at America Seminary. One entry is signed Mary E. Wheeler. With illustrations; some in color. Subjects: Commonplace books -- New England -- 1826-1850. ftamc Poems -- New England -- 1826-1850. ftamc Friendship albums. Women authors, American -- New England. lcsh Other authors: Wheeler, Mary A. Control No.: RIBV92-A73

Hi: Here are some World War I Hines from Ancestry.com. Use your Find feature. Nan Wolf ---------------------------------- THE HISTORY of PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VIRGINIA CHAPTER XIX WORLD WAR page 263264 Receiving Honorary Degrees from Brown University [p.263] Chatham, Charlie Chumley, Eugen Fox, William Sours, Gray Sours,Curtis Simpson, Eddie Hines and Walter Owen. In the second draft 13 which followed on September 19th, eighty men were called; and other drafts followed in close succession. These men were trained at Camp Lee, becoming a part of the Both Division, which sailed from Virginia ports in May, 1918, disembarking at Brest, France without mishap from enemy craft. After further training in various camps they participated in the American offensive under General Pershing in the autumn of 1918. The Draft Board of Pittsylvania County, appointed in the summer of 1917, was as follows: Dr. James Semple Haile, chairman, Dr. Coleman D. Bennett, health officer, Walker Hurt, clerk. January 1st, Mr. Hurt resigned and was succeeded by Lee Paul who served as clerk to the end of the war. In July 1918 Dr. Haile, who was also postmaster at Chatham,finding the work of the draft board so heavy as to interfere with his duties as postmaster, resigned; he was succeeded by David AlexanderJefferson, as chairman. In September, 1918, Dr. Coleman Bennett 14 enlisted in the Navy and was stationed at the Naval Hospital, Hampton,Virginia. He was succeeded by Dr. Oscar Ramsey as examining officer,and by D. T. Williams on the board. The gentlemen who composedthe Draft Board conducted the work upon the high plane of justice toall and favors to none, and the people of the county felt that their trust inthem was not misplaced. In the second draft of September 1918, of men from 18 to 21 and from 31 to 45 there were registered in Pittsylvania 5,488 men, making a total registration of 9,965. Of these 1,588 were classified in Class I.A; 1,283 were called for service, and 1,165 accepted. Of the 1,165 men drafted for the county 746 were white, 419 were colored. [p.264] (End of article) Regards, Nan [email protected]

Hi: If any of you are not members of Ancestry.com - here is a chance to use its databases for free until Dec. 21. Good luck. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------ Ancestry Daily News--Special Edition http://www.ancestry.com/DailyNews Brought to you by the publishers of "The Source" and "Ancestry" Magazine http://www.ancestry.com ============================================================ FREE ACCESS TO ALL ANCESTRY.COM SUBSCRIBER DATABASES ============================================================ Here's the opportunity you've been waiting for! Ancestry.com is offering free access to all of its databases through December 21. This is your chance to see why more than 270,000 researchers have chosen to subscribe to Ancestry.com in their quest to discover their family's history. Included in the offer is access to the images of original census records that Ancestry.com recently began posting. These top-quality images represent a more true-to-life depiction of the records and are in most cases better than the original in readability.

Hi Hinds-L member: As of 7 a.m. on Dec. 8th - Rootsweb is doing some upgrading of our lists that will take about 10 hours. I am pasting a portion of a notice from Rootsweb list administrators below. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------- RootsWeb will be upgrading its lists3.rootsweb.com mail server. This is desperately needed! Q: When will the upgrade take place? A: The upgrade will commence Friday, 8 December 2000 at 7:00 A.M. Pacific Standard Time (GMT -08:00) Q: How will the upgrade impact my ability to maintain mailing list(s)? A: Starting at 7:00 A.M. (PST), lists3.rootsweb.com will be unavailable. We expect the entire upgrade to take 10 hours. Lists3 will not process mail for most of that time. Q: Will people still be able to post to mailing lists during the upgrade? A: Yes and No. - No messages will be lost, though will be delayed. - Messages will not be posted to mailing lists until *after* the upgrade/move is fully completed. - No subscribe/unsubscribe commands will be lost, though they will be delayed.

Hi: This Library of Congress project that I have posted below is in its infancy but remember to visit it from time to time to see the new additions. If you are connected with another genealogy mail list - you have my permission to forward this to other lists. Just make sure that the Daily News is credited. Regards, Nan Wolf [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Ancestry Daily News 4 December 2000 http://www.ancestry.com/dailynews Brought to you by the publishers of "The Source" and "Ancestry" Magazine http://www.ancestry.com ============================================================ LIBRARY OF CONGRESS INTERLIBRARY LOANS DELIVERED ONLINE ============================================================ A new service is testing the feasibility of using the Internet to fill requests at the Library of Congress. With the service, the Library is now filling interlibrary loan requests for small, fragile items by scanning the material and making the images available over the Internet. Under the new service, which is still in its early stages, the requesting library is alerted that although the item is non- circulating, it will be available at a specific time as a digital image. These images can be viewed and copied from the Library's interlibrary loan Web site and from the online cataloging record. The service is intended to explore the practicality of scanning, storing, and delivering materials as digital images within the time requirements of interlibrary loan clients. In its initial stage, the service will scan titles that are: --- In the public domain, --- Non-circulating because of physical condition or age, --- Able to be captured in a relatively small digital file, and that --- Have a cataloging record on the Web in which to place a link. The motto of the service is "Copy Once, Access Always." Items scanned so far include eyewitness accounts from the Civil War, a small volume of African American dialect poems and photographs, and a farcical account of a marriage ceremony at a racetrack. These and other examples of items requested by interlibrary loan clients can be seen at http://www.loc.gov/rr/loan/digitaldocs.html In the past, small items that were too fragile to circulate on interlibrary loan had to be photocopied. If the item was requested again, the same procedure had to be repeated. By scanning this material and linking the images to the cataloging record, the Library responds to the initial interlibrary loan request, helps conserve the original item by eliminating the need for further photocopying, and makes the digital copy widely accessible. In preparation for digital delivery, each item is reviewed and treated by conservation staff as necessary, then scanned and archived as a 300 dpi TIFF image by staff from the Library's Information Technology Services. The archived images are then converted to PDF format and stored as single-item files on a publicly accessible server. PDF was chosen as the format because of its ease of access and the ability to download and print the entire work as one file. A link to the PDF file is also added to the catalog record on the Web, substituting a mouse click for a loan request in the future and increasing the accessibility of the Library's collections to remote users everywhere. The new service began in earnest in mid-October with the delivery of a Revolutionary War broadside, a 19th-century pamphlet on the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, and an item on freemasonry--all with deadlines. As it matures, the service's administrators will evaluate the acceptability of digital images in lieu of photocopies and explore how to integrate a digital scanning operation into routine document delivery services. Small items in the public domain currently make up less than 1 percent of items requested from the Library of Congress, or approximately 350 items per year at the current level of use. However, the service has already proved popular as an alternative to photocopying for rare material and may actually increase the number of items "circulated" from previously off-limits collections.

Hi: Am forwarding this from the Epler-L mail list. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------ I came across this site, pretty neat. It graphically portrays the growth in the United States between 1650 and 1983. http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Animation/us.gif

Hi: I have not had a chance to visit this site but am forwarding an article from the Dick Eastman Online Newsletter with a website. A HInds researcher found some Hinds mentioned at this site so if you have any NE Hinds - this is a must. Found at: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough Regards, Nan [email protected] =================================== The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter and is copyright 2000 by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published here with the permission of the author. - History of Marlborough, Massachusetts Online I often look at Web sites dealing with genealogy and/or history. This week I had a chance to look at a good one: History of Marlborough, Massachusetts. Webmaster John Buczek has assembled a good deal of history here and gives quite an insight to daily life in Marlborough. Information available online includes: Text files describing: * Genealogies of several of the families who settled Marlborough * Transcribed vital records (births, marriages and deaths) * A Little History - Chronological * History - In Depth * Early Life * Early Laws * Early Schools * Early Job Titles * Colonial Records of Marlborough * List of Persons Receiving Grant of Lands - 1660 * Ships and Passenger Lists - Marlborough Settlers * Indian Attack of Marlborough - 1707 * 1770 Poll List, List of Heads of Household * Involvement in the Early Wars * The Rolls of Companies that served for Marlborough - 1775 * Southborough in the Revolutionary War * Taxpayers - 1798 * The History of the Marlborough Fire Department * Pension List 1854 - 1855 * 1895 In Town Property Owners with Addresses * Proposal for Fire Police Station - 1907 * Cemetery Listings - Weeks, Old Common, Spring Hill and Brigham * CemeteryGravestones - Weeks, Old Common, Spring Hill and Brigham * Revolutionary War Soldiers from Marlborough * Middlesex Men in the Militia in the Fall of 1776 * Civil War Soldiers from Marlborough Scanned images of: * Signatures from many old documents * The "Speedwell" passenger list - 1656 * Freeman Document - 1690 * Chancy Document - Petition to establish * Meeting 1711 - fencing Old Common * Joseph Morse Indenture - December 11, 1737 * 1789 Invoice and 1812 Invoice (Tax lists) * Sukey Rice's Diary - 1808 * The Committee of ten - The records for preparation for War 1861 * Map of Harpers Ferry - 1861 * Bigelow and Morse Banknote * Numerous maps from the 1700s and 1800s * A "virtual tour" of the old homes of Marlborough, complete with a map showing the location of each home * A "virtual tour" of churches and meeting houses The above is an abbreviated list; there is a lot more than what I have listed. John Buczek is to be congratulated for creating a first-class genealogy and history site, one that other town historians might emulate. Anyone with Marlborough ancestry will want to visit: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough My thanks to Pam Clark for letting me know about this valuable resource. (End of Dick Eastman article)

Hi: I have FTM CD #146 (Military Records: U.S. Soldiers 1784-1811) and will look up and give you the info on this CD for any name that you send me. I am putting an example below of the type of info on these cards. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- "Hinds, Joseph Co. ________, Knox County Regiment Hamilton District Militia Territory South of the Ohio (1792-1794) Private Corporal (I believe that means that he went in as a private and came out as a corporal-Nan) REFERENCE CARD Original filed under Hines, Joseph General Index Card This card must not be taken from the files"

Hi: In case you decide that your Hinds line becomes part of a Haynes New England line - this list below may help you to find collateral lines. It is a list of male persons in New Towne (later Cambridge) MA. Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------------- Found at: http://members.aol.com/WinthropSQ/newtowne.htm The Residents of New Towne, 1632 - 1635: An Alphabetized Index ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Residents of New Towne, 1632 - 1635 This list gives all persons mentioned in the town Court records for New Towne (later known as Cambridge) from the first town meeting for three years thereafter, as originally autographed or inscribed by William Spencer, the town clerk. By each name is the date of the town Court record where each name is mentioned. We have made no alterations of the original spellings here, so please note that names appear in many variants for the same persons, for instance Colby=Couldbye and Myat=Mygate, etc. This list is alphabetized by surname spelling, not date. An asterisk appears where the ancient record is illegible, but the name can be certainly assumed. Daniel Abbott --- 5 Jan 1634/35 Daniel Abot --- 20 Aug 1635 Jeremy Adams --- 20 Aug 1635 Jeremy Addams --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Jeremy Addams --- 5 Aug 1633 Mathew Allen --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Mathew Allen --- 4 Nov 1633 Mathew Allen --- 20 Aug 1635 Mathew Allen --- 2 Feb 1633/34 William Andrews --- 1 Dec 1634 William Andrews --- 20 Aug 1635 William Andrews --- 23 Nov 1635 William Andrews --- 23 Nov 1635 John Arnold --- 4 Aug 1634 John Arnold --- 20 Aug 1635 Jonas Austin --- 20 Aug 1635 Guy Bambridge --- 4 Aug 1634 Guy Bambridge --- 5 Jan 1634/35 Guy Bambrig --- 20 Aug 1635 John Barnard --- 4 Aug 1634 John Barnard --- 20 Aug 1635 Thomas Beale --- 4 Aug 1634 Thomas Beale --- 20 Aug 1635 John Benjamin --- 1 Sep 1634 John Benjamin --- 7 Jan 1632/33 John Benjamin --- 5 Aug 1633 John Benjamin --- 2 Mar 1633/34 John Benjamin --- 7 Jul 1634 John Benjamin --- 5 Jan 1634/35 John Benjamin --- 3 Feb 1634/35 John Benjamin --- 20 Aug 1635 Jonathan Boseworth --- 4 Aug 1634 Jonathan Bosw'th --- 20 Aug 1635 Jonathan Bosworth --- 5 Aug 1633 Jonathan Bosw'th --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Mr. Symon Bradstreet --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Mr. Symon Bradstreet --- 3 Feb 1634/35 Symon Bradstreet --- 2 Dec 1633 John Bridg --- 7 Jan 1632/33 John Bridge --- 4 Aug 1634 John Bridge --- 23 Nov 1635 Richard Butler --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Richard Butler --- 7 Jul 1634 Richard Butler --- 20 Aug 1635 Will Butler --- 20 Aug 1635 William Butler --- 2 Jun 1634 Clement Chapline --- 23 Nov 1635 Mrs. Chester --- 1 Dec 1634 John Clark --- 7 Jan 1632/33 John Clark --- 5 Aug 1633 John Clarke --- 4 Aug 1634 Nicholas Clarke --- 4 Aug 1634 Nicholas Clarke --- 5 Jan 1634/35 Anthony Colby --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Joseph Cooke --- 23 Nov 1635 Anthony Couldbey --- 5 Jan 1634/35 Anthony Couldby --- 20 Aug 1635 Anthony Couldbye --- 2 Mar 1633/34 Nicholas Danforth --- 23 Nov 1635 Dollard Davis --- 4 Aug 1634 Robert Day --- 4 Aug 1634 Robert Day --- 20 Aug 1635 Daniel Denison --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Daniel Denison --- 5 Aug 1633 Daniel Denison --- 7 Jul 1634 Daniel Denison --- 1 Dec 1634 Daniel Denison --- 3 Feb 1634/35 Samuel Dudley --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Samuel Dudley --- 5 Aug 1633 Samuel Dudley --- 20 Aug 1635 Thomas Dudley --- 2 Dec 1633 Thomas Dudley --- 24 Dec 1632 Thomas Dudley --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Thomas Dudley, Esq. --- 21 Apr 1635 Joseph Eason --- 4 Aug 1634 Joseph Eason --- 20 Aug 1635 Nathaniel Elly --- 4 Aug 1634 Nathaniel Elly --- 20 Aug 1635 Edward Elmer --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Edward Elmer --- 4 Aug 1634 Edward Elmer --- 20 Aug 1635 James Ensigne --- 4 Aug 1634 James Ensigne --- 5 Jan 1634/35 James Ensigne --- 20 Aug 1635 Thomas ffisher --- 4 Aug 1634 Thomas ffisher --- 20 Aug 1635 Edmond Gearner --- 4 Aug 1634 Edmond Gerner --- 20 Aug 1635 John Gibson --- 4 Aug 1634 John Gibson --- 20 Aug 1635 Richard Goodman --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Richard Goodman --- 20 Aug 1635 Richard Good'n --- 5 Aug 1633 Mr. Goodwine --- 21 Apr 1635 Will Goodwine --- 20 Aug 1635 William Goodwine --- 7 Jan 1632/33 William Goodwine --- 5 Aug 1633 Seth Grant --- 4 Aug 1634 Bartholomew Green --- 1 Dec 1634 Samuel Green --- 20 Aug 1635 Samuel Greene --- 1 Dec 1634 Samuel Greenhill --- 4 Aug 1634 Samuel Greenhill --- 20 Aug 1635 Garr'd Haddon --- 4 Aug 1634 Garr'd Hadon --- 20 Aug 1635 Garrad Hadon --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Nathaniel Hancock --- 5 Jan 1634/35 Nathaniel Hancock --- 20 Aug 1635 Mr. Roger Harlackenden --- 23 Nov 1635 Stephen Hart --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Stephen Hart --- 5 Aug 1633 Stephen Hart --- 2 Feb 1633/34 Stephen Hart --- 20 Aug 1635 John Haynes --- 24 Dec 1632 John Haynes --- 7 Jan 1632/33 John Haynes --- 5 Jan 1633/34 John Haynes, Esq --- 4 Nov 1633 John Haynes, Esq --- 2 Feb 1633/34 John Haynes, Esq. --- 1 Dec 1634 John Haynes, Esq. --- 3 Feb 1634/35 Thomas Heate --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Thomas Heate --- 20 Aug 1635 Mr. Hooker --- 21 Apr 1635 Mr. Thomas Hooker --- 5 Jan 1633/34 Mr. Thomas Hooker --- 4 Nov 1633 Thomas Hooker --- 20 Aug 1635 John Hopkins --- 4 Aug 1634 John Hopkins --- 5 Jan 1634/35 John Hopkins --- 20 Aug 1635 Mr. John Hopkins --- 4 Nov 1633 Thomas Hosmer --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Thomas Hosmer --- 5 Aug 1633 Thomas Hosmer --- 2 Feb 1633/34 Thomas Hosmer --- 20 Aug 1635 Thomas Hosmer --- 23 Nov 1635 Mr. Atterton Houghe --- 7 Jul 1634 Edmond Hunt --- 4 Aug 1634 Edmond Hunt --- 20 Aug 1635 Thomas Jud --- 20 Aug 1635 Thomas Judd --- 4 Aug 1634 William Kelse --- 7 Jan 1632/33 William Kelse --- 5 Aug 1633 Will Kelsy --- 4 Aug 1634 William Kelsy --- 20 Aug 1635 Christopher Kene --- 4 Aug 1634 Christopher Kene --- 20 Aug 1635 Barnabas Lambson --- 23 Nov 1635 William Lewis --- 7 Jan 1632/33 William Lewis --- 5 Aug 1633 William Lewis --- 2 Mar 1633/34 William Lewis --- 20 Aug 1635 Richard Lord --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Richard Lord --- 4 Nov 1633 Richard Lord --- 20 Aug 1635 Will Man --- 4 Aug 1634 William Man --- 20 Aug 1635 John Masters --- 1 Sep 1634 John Masters --- 7 Jan 1632/33 John Masters --- 5 Aug 1633 John Masters --- 2 Mar 1633/34 John Masters --- 4 Aug 1634 John Masters --- 20 Aug 1635 John Maynad --- 20 Aug 1635 John Maynard --- 4 Aug 1634 Abraham Morrill --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Abraham Morrill --- 20 Aug 1635 Hester Muse --- 5 Aug 1633 Hester Muse --- 2 Feb 1633/34 Hester Muse --- 20 Aug 1635 Hester Musse --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Joseph Myat --- 1 Dec 1634 Joseph Mygate --- 4 Aug 1634 James Olmsted --- 3 Nov 1634 James Olmsted --- 7 Jan 1632/33 James Olmsted --- 5 Aug 1633 James Olmsted --- 2 Jun 1634 James Olmsted --- 3 Feb 1634/35 James Olmsted --- 3 Feb 1634/35 James Olmsted --- 20 Aug 1635 James Olmsted* --- 2 Feb 1633/34 Captain Patrick --- 1 Sep 1634 Capt. Daniel Patrik --- 20 Aug 1635 Capt. Daniel Patrike --- 7 Jan 1632/33 Capt. 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Hi: This Hinds info below is from a person who is out of e-mail contact but I can forward to her anyone interested in the Hinds people below. She does not have much info on them. Contact me if you want to touch bases with her. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------- Samuel H. Hinds b. ca. 1836 Tn. d. unknown. Md. July 26, 1859 to Virginia Minerva Newborn Lawrence Co., Tn. She was b. ca. 1840 in Marion or Lawrence Co. She died ca. 1859 Maury Co., Tn. Samuel remarried to Mary Jane Bell in Maury Co. Tn. on. Feb. 22, 1856. Samuel and Minerva children: Hattie A. Hinds Franklin J. Hinds