Found while putting the word "Hind" into the search mechanism at NUCMC. http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html Regards, Nan [email protected] =============================== Author: Pogson, Norman Robert, 1829-1891. Title: Papers, 1850-1884. Notes: Astronomer. Variable star observations (7 vols.) and charts (100); papers submitted to the Royal Astronomical Society, 1854; and 9 letters to its officers, 1854-1884; letters to J. R. Hind, 1850-1854. Described in: The Manuscript Papers of British Scientists 1600-1940. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 1982. 109 pp. Subjects: Astronomy. Astronomy -- Societies (Academies and learned societies) -- Great Britain. Stars -- Charts, diagrams, etc. Stars, Variable. Astronomers. lcsh Location: Royal Astronomical Society. London, England UK Control No.: MDAVIC1585-A

Found while using the word "Hinds" at the NUCMC site. http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html Regards, Nan [email protected] ======================== Author: Hind, Arthur Mayger, 1880-1957. Title: Correspondence with Carl Zigrosser, 1933-1934. Description: 3 items (3 leaves). Notes: Arthur Hind of the British Museum's Department of Prints and Drawings wrote to Carl Zigrosser about the prints of Rockwell Kent. Subjects: Kent, Rockwell, 1882-1971. Other authors: British Museum. Department of Prints and Drawings. Location: Special Collections, Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6206. Control No.: PAUR93-A594

Found while using the word "Hind" in the NUCMC site at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html Regards, Nan [email protected] ============================================= Title: Land records of Shandaken, Lot No. 2 of the Great Lot No. 6 in the Hardenbergh Patent, Ulster County, New York, and other properties, 1821. Description: 18 documents, 2 maps. (2 survey maps : manuscript ; 54 x 79.5 cm. or smaller) Notes: Land records of various properties including Lewis County, but primarily of Lot No. 2 of the Great Lot no. 6 in the Hardenbergh Patent, Ulster County, New York. Includes two survey maps, one listing property owners. The maps are unsigned but correspondence includes the names of surveyors, Joshua Stone, John Young, and Samuel Vernooy. Unpublished quide in repository. Subjects: Chapin, Oliver. Chipman, Samuel. Collins, Cyprian. Dailey, William. Granger, Gideon, Jr. Henry, Charles W. Hillhouse, James. Hind, John C., surveyor. Kingsbury, Andrew. Phelps, Oliver. Smith, William. Stone, Joshua, surveyor. Vernooy, Samuel, surveyor. Verplanck, Gulian. Verplanck, Samuel. Young, John, surveyor. Ulster County (N.Y.) Lewis County (N.Y.) Shandaken (N.Y.) Cadastral maps. aat Map. aat Location: Manuscripts and Special Collections, New York State Library, Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12230. Control No.: NYSR91-A98

Hi: I collected this for another researcher but thought I would send it along to the list . Hopefully, I haven't sent it before. Our local FHC has this book and am willing to do lookups for Hinds-L members. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------ FAMILIES; OF EARLY HARTFORD, CT by Lucius Barnes Barbour, Genealogical Publishing 1977. Pg 358: "John Kirby married Elizabeth Hinds Children: Elizabeth b Sept 8, 1646 (HTR)* married David Gage" * = Hartford Town Record -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pg 168P "Clement Chaplin(Chapling) son of William of Semer? Co. Essex, England born ca. 1587 married Sarah Hinds. Moved to Wethersfield. Early member 1Ch (1st Church Record-Nan) Name on Founders Monument. Was a chandler in Burt St. Edmund, Co Suffolk; embrked in the "Elizabeth and Ann" from London Apl 1635, aged 48; freeman Mass. Mch 3, 1635-36; deputy May 1636. An original lproprietor at Hartford and his home lot in 1639-40 was on the E. side of the main st. south of the meeting house (.........) now Central Row. He did not settled here and his allotment of land was declared forfeited Jan 10, 1639-40 & Mr Hopkins, Mr. Wells, Mr Talcott & William Spencer were desired to deal with Mr Chaplin about his lands. He had been treasurer of the colony in 1638, settled in Wethersfield; deputy from there 1643-44. His wife (SARAH HINDS) was dau. of a goldsmith in Burt St. Edmonds. He returned to England after 1646 and his will is in the Registry of Probate London. There he is called of Thretford Co. Norfold Clerk. Gives to his wife Sarah "houses & land lying & being in Hartford & Westhersfield in New England.," Mentions his brother "Mr William Chaplaine of Burt St. Edmonds" & "his kinsman Mr., William Clarke of Roxbury in New England". Proved 1656. His widow sold land in Hartford to Mr Henry Wolcott. --------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi: These papers are found at Perkins LIbrary, Duke University, NC. There are three different groups of papers pasted below. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- Title: Calendar of state papers and manuscripts, relating to English affairs, existing in the archives and collections of Venice, and in other libraries of northern Italy [serial]. Author: Brown, Rawdon Lubbock, 1803-1883. Brown, Horatio F. (Horatio Forbes), 1854-1926. Hinds, A. B. (Allen Banks), 1870- Great Britain. Treasury. Great Britain. Public Record Office. Archivio di Stato di Venezia. Published: London : Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, and Green, 1864- 1937. Subject: Archives --Italy --Venice --Catalogs. Great Britain --Foreign relations --Italy --Periodicals. Italy --Foreign relations --Great Britain --Periodicals. Great Britain --History --Sources. Venice (Italy) --History --Sources. Other titles: Other title: Calendar of state papers, Venetian Material: v. : fold. facsims. ; 29 cm. Volumes: Vol. 1 (1202/1509)- Note: Printer varies. Published by the authority of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, under the direction of the Master of the Rolls. Editor: R. Brown, v. 1-7 (with G. Cavendish-Bentinck, v. 7); H.F. Brown, v. 8-12; A.B. Hinds, v. 13- LC Card no: sn 85064690 System ID No: AYT-9628 LOCATION: Perkins q -- CALL NUMBER: 328.424 S797FIV LIBRARY HAS: v. 1 (1202-1509)-v. 38 v.2(1509-1519) c.1 NotCheckedOut v.3(1520-1526) c.1 NotCheckedOut v.7(1558-1580)) c.1 NotCheckedOut ================================================================ Title: Calendar of state papers and manuscripts, existing in the archives and collections of Milan ... Pub. by the authority of the lords commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury under the direction of the master of the rolls. Author: Great Britain. Public Record Office. Milan (Italy). Archivio. Hinds, A. B. (Allen Banks), 1870- Published: London, Pub. by H.M. Stationery Off., printed by the Hereford Times Limited, Hereford, 1912- Subject: Sforza family. Subject: Great Britain --History --Sources. Other titles: Calendar of Milanese papers. Material: v. 28 cm. Note: Edited by Allen B. Hinds. Running title: Calendar of Milanese papers. LC Card no: 13019757 System ID No: AMW-9823 LOCATION: Perkins q -- CALL NUMBER: 328.424 S797FIM v.1 c.1 NotCheckedOut ======================================================= Title: Report on the manuscripts of the Marquess of Downshire, preserved at Easthampstead park, Berks. Author: Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts. Trumbull, William, Sir, 1639-1716. Trumbull, William, d. 1635. Downshire, Arthur Wills Percy Wellington Blundell Trumbull Sandys Hill, 7th marquis of, 1894- Purnell, E. K. (Edward Kelly), 1849?-1933. Hinds, A. B. (Allen Banks), 1870- Published: London, H. M. Stationery office, 1924-40. Subject: Great Britain --History --Stuarts, 1603-1714 --Sources. Material: v. in 25 cm. Note: At head of title: Historical Manuscripts Commission. Vol. 1 edited by E. K. Purnell; v. 2 by E. K. Purnell and A. B. Hinds; v. 3-4 by A. B. Hinds. v. 1. Papers of Sir William Trumbull. 2 v.--v. 2. Papers of William Trumbull, the elder, 1605-1610.--v. 3. Papers of William Trumbull, the elder, 1611-1612.--v. 4. Papers of William Trumbull, the elder, Jan. 1613-August 1614. LC Card no: ac 35002500 //r System ID No: AKX-9763 LOCATION: Perkins -- CALL NUMBER: 906.42 G786R, no. 75 v.1:pt.1 c.1 NotCheckedOut v.1:pt.2 c.1 NotCheckedOut v.2-4 c.1 NotCheckedOut

Hi: I spotted this in the catalog at the Perkins Library, Duke University, NC I wonder if one could find it on inter-library loan. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------- Title: Narrative of a voyage round the world : performed in Her Majesty's ship Sulphur, during the years 1836-1842, including details of the naval operations in China, from Dec. 1840, to Nov. 1841 ; published under the authority of the lords commissioners of the Admiralty / by Captain Sir Edward Belcher, commander of the expedition. Author: Belcher, Edward, Sir, 1799-1877. Hinds, Richard Brinsley. Great Britain. Admiralty. Published: London : Henry Colburn, 1843. Subject: Sulphur (Ship) Subject: Voyages around the world. China --History --Opium War, 1840-1842. Phytogeography. Material: 2 v. : ill., plates, fold. maps ; 25 cm. Note: Includes index. Maps in pocket. "The regions of vegetation; being an analysis of the distribution of vegetable forms over the surface of the globe in connexion with climate and physical agents. By Richard Brinsley Hinds": v. 2, 1 p. ., p. [325]-460. LC Card no: 06003086 System ID No: AOH-9849 LOCATION: Perkins -- CALL NUMBER: 910.4 B427N v.1-2 c.1 NotCheckedOut --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- The search results shown above are from the DUKE CATALOG.

Hi: I spotted this in the catalog at the Perkins LIbrary, Duke University. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------------- Title: A history of Northumberland. issued under the direction of the Northumberland county history committee. Author: Northumberland county history committee. Bateson, Edward Hinds, A. B. (Allen Banks), 1870- Hodgson, John, 1779-1845. Craster, Herbert Henry Edmund, Sir, 1879-1959. Vickers, Kenneth Hotham, 1881- Dodds, Madeleine Hope Hodgson, John, 1779-1845. History of Northumberland. Published: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, A. Reid, sons & co.; London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, & co., limited, 1893-1940. Subject: Northumberland (England) --History. Material: 15 v. fronts. (1 col.; part double) illus., plates, maps (part fold.) plans (part fold.) facsims., geneal. tables (part fold.) 29 x 24 cm. Note: Vols. 1-14 have also special t.-p.; v. 15 has special t.-p. only. Imprint varies slightly. A continuation of John Hodgson's A history of Northumberland, 1820-58. LC Card no: 06010633 //r43 System ID No: AQS-4338 LOCATION: Perkins q -- CALL NUMBER: 942.82 N878H v.1-14 c.1 NotCheckedOut

Hi: This book is at the Duke University LIbrary, NC. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------- Parliamentary precedents of the House of representatives of the United States, collected from the journals and records of debates ... By Asher C. Hinds. ... Pub. by authority of a joint resolution of Congress approved April 25, 1898. Author: Hinds, Asher C. (Asher Crosby), 1863-1919. Published: Washington, Govt. print. off., 1899. Subject: United States. Congress. House --Rules and practice. Subject: Parliamentary practice. Material: xi, 1171 p. 29 cm. Note: Pages iii-vi incorrectly imposed. LC Card no: 99000800 //r System ID No: BAU-1457 LOCATION: LAW -- CALL NUMBER: Misc. doc. v.673 c.1 NotCheckedOut --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- The search results shown above are from the DUKE CATALOG.

Hi: Here is a HInds memoir book found at Univ. of N C LIbrary at Chapel Hill, NC Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- Title: Patton trooper / by Charles F. Hinds. Author: Hinds, Charles F. Published: Versailles, Ky. (304 Crossfield Dr., Suite C, Versailles 40383-1470) : Deerhaven Press, 1998. Edition: Limited ed. Subject: United States. Army. Armored Division, 2nd --History. World War, 1939-1945 --Regimental histories --United States. Hinds, Charles F. Patton, George S. (George Smith), 1885-1945. World War, 1939-1945 Personal narratives, American. Soldiers Biography. Other titles: Patton trooper, 2nd Armored Division Material: vi, 335 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. Notes: Includes index. LC Card no: 98208911 OCLC no: 39967438 System ID no: AYW-2221 Holdings: LOCATION: Davis -- CALL NUMBER: D769.3053 2d .H56 1998 c.1 Available

HI: Spotted this while wandering the web. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------- Manuscripts Department Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- #1829 JOHN WILSON HINES PAPERS Summary NOTE: A more complete finding aid for this collection is available at the Southern Historical Collection. Contact staff at: (919)962-1345 (telephone); (919)962-4452 (FAX); [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Hines, John Wilson, 1841-1915. Papers, 1862-1872. 1 microfilm reel. Microfilm.. Originals returned to private owner in 1951. John Wilson Hines, a native of Virginia, moved to Ohio and served as an officer in the Union Army during the Civil War. After the war, Hines travelled briefly to east Tennessee, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Richmond, Va., settling eventually in Minnesota. Papers include a certificate of medical leave and a personal letter from Hines to George Wells in Tennessee, 1862-1863; nineteen items, 1862-1863, including letters and official military papers addressed to Hines from friends, family members in both North and South, and commanding officers, regarding the death of Hine's Confederate brother, news from his family in Virgina, and military correspondence concerning his duty assignments; twenty-six items from 1865, including letters to Hines from his Ohio cousins, from female friends, and from soldiers in other camps, about military orders and news of friends and family; ten items from 1866, including scattered personal correspondence from family and friends indicating their desire to resettle, move west, and begin new jobs, and Hines's love letters to Alice McEwen; verses, dated 1892, in memory of Elliott Lacy; obituary clippings; and undated correspondence from Hines' sister and other members of his family in Virginia and Ohio. SEE ALSO: Edward Payson Reeve Papers (#1828) in the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. ONLINE CATALOG TERMS: Confederate States of America--Social conditions. Family--Ohio--Social life and customs--19th century. Family--Virginia--Social life and customs--19th century. Hines family. Hines, John Wilson, 1841-1915. Lacy, Elliott. Love-letters--19th century. McEwen, Alice. Ohio--Social life and customs--19th century. United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Peace. United States. Army--Military life--History--Civil War, 1861-1865. United States. Army--Officers--Correspondence--History--Civil War, 1861-1865. Virginia--Social life and customs--19th century. Wells, George. COPYRIGHT: Retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

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 Nantucket Historical Society. Note: A bark is a type of a ship. So the name of the ship may have been "Albion" - not an author's name. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------- Author: Albion (Bark) Title: Log/journal, 1854 Nov. 8-1857 May 4. Description: 1 v. Notes: Forms part of the repository's Ships' logs collection (220). Whaling ship; out of Fairhaven, Mass.; master: John F. Hinds; owner-agent: Ezekiel Sawin; sold to New York for merchant use, 1863. Log/journal of whaling voyage to West Arctic and South Pacific. Mentions death of Harry Coffin, 1856 Sept. 25. Finding aid in the repository. The repository also has microfilm for public use. Subjects: Shipowners. lcsh Whalers (Persons) lcsh Whaling masters. lcsh Journals (accounts) aat Logbooks. lcsh Death. Voyages and travels. Whaling -- Massachusetts -- Fairhaven. Arctic regions -- Description and travel. South Pacific Ocean -- Description and travel. Coffin, Harry, d. 1856 -- Death and burial. Hinds, John F. Sawin, Ezekiel. Location: Nantucket Historical Association (Nantucket, Mass.). Control No.: DCLV98-A3897

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. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------- Author: Hinds, T. W. Title: Crossing the Plains in 1850 : typescript. Description: 1 microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 94:20) and positive. Paper copies from microfilm 1 v. Notes: Covers trip across the plains from Farmington, Iowa to California, May-Sept. 1850. With maps tracing the route. Paper copies from microfilm also available. Transcript in: private possession. FOR REFERENCE USE ONLY. Reproduction prohibited. Subjects: Maps. rbgenr Overland journeys to the Pacific. Farmington (Iowa) -- Description and travel. Iowa -- Description and travel. Location: The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000. Control No.: CUBUGLAD168016907-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 Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------ Author: Hinds, Mina M., 1844- Title: Diaries, 1869-1900 (inclusive). Description: 2 folders. Notes: Mina M. Hinds was born on Jan. 9, 1844. In July 1867 she went to work as a hired girl for the Hinds family. In September she married George Hinds (b. 1841), and the following August their first child was born. They lived on a farm in Eden, Vt., and had six children. Hinds was very interested in spiritualism. Collection consists of diaries detailing the family's daily work on the farm and in the sugar lot; births, illnesses, and deaths; their social life; and visits with spirit friends. Also included are occasional poems by Hinds written for anniversaries, birthdays, or the new year, summarizing her life and blessings; financial records; and an account of a family quarrel on settling her mother's estate. Purchased from De Wolfe and Wood, 1998. Unpublished finding aid. Mina M. Hinds Diaries. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College. Subjects: Hinds, Mina M., 1844- Childbirth -- Vermont. Family -- Vermont. Farm life -- Vermont. Maple syrup -- Vermont. Rural conditions -- Vermont. Rural women -- Vermont. Spiritualism -- Vermont. Youth and death -- Vermont. Eden (Vt.) -- Social life and customs -- 19th century. Vermont -- Social life and customs -- 19th century. Accounts. aat Diaries. aat Poems. aat Location: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA 02138. Control No.: MHVW98-A4

HI: Anyone have any idea who Ruby and Esther Hinds might be? I have a John Hinds who died 1838 in Crawford Co. AR who had a wife, named Esther. We do not have her maiden name. Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------- Author: Hinds, Ruby. Title: Correspondence with Marian Anderson, 1974. Description: 1 item (1 l.) Location: Special Collections, Van Pelt Library University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6206. Control No.: PAUR98-A2351 ---------------------------- Author: Hinds, Esther. Title: Correspondence with Marian Anderson, 1967. Description: 2 items (3 l.) Location: Special Collections, Van Pelt Library University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6206. Control No.: PAUR98-A2350

Hi: I spotted this while searching the NUCMC (National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections) at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html Only the catalogs from 1986 to 1993 are online. The rest - from 1959 to 1885 - are available at most university libraries and very large libraries. It consists of many volumes of large 2 inch blue books. There are indexes to the volumes. The volume then explains about the manuscript and where it can be found - in what repository. This paper below can be found at Pitts LIbrary and Emory University. The Hinds researchers in England might be interested in this mention of Samuel HInds below. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------------------- Author: Whately, Richard, 1787-1863. Title: Letter, 1831 Sept. 25. Description: 1 item (1 folder). Notes: Richard Whately was born in London on February 1, 1787, the youngest of nine children of the Reverend Joseph and Jane Whately. He attended Oriel College, Oxford, where he received the B.A. in 1808. Whately was elected as a fellow at Oriel in 1811, and took the M.A. in 1812. He was a member of the Oxford circle which found fault with the traditional tenets of the Anglican Church. In 1814 he became an Anglican minister. Whately married Elizabeth Pope on July 18, 1821. In 1825 Whately took the degrees of B.D. and D.D. He was appointed principal of St. Alban Hall at Oxford that same year. John Henry Newman (MSS 100) became his vice principal and was influenced by Whately's anti-Erastianism. The two disagreed over the Oxford Movement, however, and Whately criticized Newman's Tract 90. Whately was elected to a professorship of political economy at Oxford in 1829. He remained in this post until 1831 when he was appointed archbishop of Dublin on October 23. In November of that same year, he was appointed to head the commission of "united national education." He collaborated with the Catholic archbishop, Daniel Murray (MSS 097) in an experiment to produce a religion course for the national schools that would accomodate both Anglicans and Catholics. After a prolonged illness Richard Whately died in Dublin on October 1, 1863. This is a letter from Richard Whately addressed to Lady Mary Shepherd, dated September 25, 1831. In the letter Whately explains that he had separate copies of one article from the 4th edition of his Elements of Logic printed for his friends who already owned the earlier edition. All other articles in the 4th edition were unchanged from earlier editions. Whately briefly discusses the nature of God and recommends that Lady Shepherd read works by Samuel Hinds, a noted theologian of the time. He also alludes to his recent appointment as Archbishop of Dublin. Unrestricted. Richard Whately Letter, MSS 102, Archives and Manuscripts Dept., Pitts Theology Library, Emory University. Subjects: Hinds, Samuel, 1793-1872. Whately, Richard, 1787-1863. Elements of logic. Church of Ireland -- Bishops. Logic. Religion -- Philosophy. Other authors: Shepherd, Mary. Location: Pitts Theology Library, Archives and Manuscripts Dept., Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322. Control No.: GAEV99-A60

Hi: A kind lady is sending the complete book of the HISTORY OF CRAWFORD COUNTY. ARK by Clara Eno to the Sebastian Co. mail list - chapter by chapter. In the foreward Clara Eno gives permission for people to feel free to copy her work. I'm including the entire group of names in this chapter. The John HInds of KY , Esther Eppler (widow of John Hinds), Margaret Hinds and David Hinds are my line. Capps & Autry are allied lines. Can anyone tell me anything about the Thomas & Phyllis Hinds mentioned below. Thomas evidently dies leaving 3 minor children. Note that there is also an R.S. Hynes. Regards, Nan [email protected] =================================== Subject: [ARSebast] Chapter 5 pages 46-51 So often in lineage research the name of the wife is missing, the writer felt by giving the Christian name of the wife as attached to a deed would be of some assistance for those tracing their family, unfortunately the surname is not given. Following is a list of early settlers as their names appeared on deeds Names begin with "E" to "Z": William Edwards. Joseph H. Egner to Absolom Williams, 1839; William T. Eustes and Benjamin Callender, J. A. Eno, justice of the peace, 1855. John Faber and Elizabeth, his wife, to Nestor Fort; Solomon Forrester and wife, Sarah, 1841; Joel H. Foster to Thomas I. Asbill, James Fitzgerald J. P.; Josiah Foster and wife, Julia (Stewart) to John B. Ogden, 1853; Thomas S. Foster and wife, Mary, to Luther C. White, 1877; Owen Fargarty to America Cravens, Nancy Fargarty, 1850; Samuel Ford and wife Susan to James Q. Morton, known as Burchfield farm, Jasper township, 1859; James F. Farris and wife Mary to James Q. Morton, 1860; Thomas Foster and wife Ellen to James Q. Morton, 1866; Susanna, widow of Riley Foster, children Josiah, John and Riley; George S. Foster, power of attorney to Joel H. Foster; S. F. Foster and Charles W. Foster to Mary E. Williams, mortgage, Lou Qusenbury, Samuel D. McAlister. Robert S Gibson and wife Sarah P. to John Robinson 1843; Locky Gross and husband George; G. T. Gillenwater and wife Maggie. Thomas Hinds and wife Phillis; Luther N. Hollis; Obidiah Hudson and wife Ann to Whorton Rector, 1840; Hardy Hewes and wife Muhulda A., formally Muhulda A. Harrell, 1848; James P. Hume and Elizabeth his wife, 1839; Isbam Harrell and wife Huldah to widow of Isaac Harrell, 1839; John Hestlow and wife Mary Hestlow to G. Clark, 1844; Weney Harrell wife of Jackson to Nancy HarrelL Dec. 1839; Peter Hanger and wife Matilda to Joseph Clemm, 1851. Archibald Howell and wife Harriet Howell to James Q. Morton, Burchfield farm on Lee's Creek, 1859; Chas. Heard and wife Henrietta to J. Drennen, 1851; John Hinds of Kentucky and Jonathan Eppler and Esther Eppler and Margaret Ann Hinds, heirs at law of David Hinds; Jonathan Hutchinson and wife Margaret to M. F. H. Smeltzer and Mrs. Deborah Horine; Henry Hamester and wife Marit to Joseph Krone; James S. Hale and wife Judith E.; Harrison B. Hale, guardian of Cornelius W. and James W. Larue; R. G. Harrison and wife Margaret to R. S. Hynes; W. F. Hurst and wife Elizabeth Hurst to J. W. Higgs and wife Lida. Armistead Jordon and wife Mahala, 1842; James R. Jones to John Drennen, 1851; Abraham Jackson and wife Malissa to Peter Vines, 1852. James Knox and wife Adaline Elizabeth to George Knox 1845, (James Knox was a brother to George Knox); L. H. Kirk and wife Mary Jane Kirk to Samuel Ramsey, 1853; John Knight and wife Frances N.S.; Francis M. Kimes and wife Louisa. J. C. Larue and wife Sarah M.; John London and wife i;Jesse London and wife Annie. Lorenzo D. Monds, guardian of Mary and Martha David Matlock Justice of the peace, 1851; James Maxfield and wife Cathrine C., to David Muse and David Webster 1849; Joseph Mors and wife Helen B., to John M. Perkins; John Mays and Pernella his wife to William Capp and his wife Lucinda; John M. Meadows and wife Margaret Ann to Samuel Ramsey, 1851; William Mooney and wife Sarah to Martin Thomas 1853; William P. Moore and Elizabeth Pierce, the two former of Franklin County and the latter of Crawford to James J. Channing of Mississippi, 1839; Aquilla Mitchel and wife Raba to George C. Caulk, 1835; Joseph P. Marean and wife Abigail to E B Bishop, 1851; Alvin Mussett and wife to Thomas H Magness, 1842; Lorenzo N. Clark and John Henry as administrators of John Lasiter, Mary wife of Daniel R. Molls 1845 to Drennen and Hangerat public sale; Hutson Miller and wife Mary; Isaac Marshall and wife Elizabeth to Henry Clark, 1846; Methodist Church, Samuel Daugherty, John Harrell, E. B. Bishop, John Boyer and George Matlock trustees, deed from John Drennen; Robert McCurry and wife Anna, daughter to Sarah Roberts, wife of Samuel Roberts; William Marrs and wife Malinda to Elizabeth M. Harrison, 1858; Lafayette McMasters and wife Maria; Samuel P. and Lizzie Mitchel; Nancy Morton, administrator of J. G. Morton. Barzillia Newton of Crawford County to James Wilson of Missouri 1838; part of a Lovely donation to Matthew Mays, Senior; Jacob Nidever, dec., to Martin Wair, 1848; Edward N. B. Nowland to R. S. Gibson 1840; Clement Mobley to Daniel R. Mobley, Alvin Mussett and wife Sarah Jane M. to Thomas H. Magness, 1842. S. S. Oliver and wife Mary Maria sold to Tandy C. Walker, 1842; Harrison Oliver to Robert S. Gibson 1837; John B. Ogden and wife Jane B. Ogden to James Woolsey (should be Woosley) 1855, also to John McBride 1850;John B. Ogden and wife Jane B., to John S. Bostick. David C. Price and wife Kitty to James F. Shannon, John D. Shannon, Louisa E. Shannon children of Kitty A. Price by former husband John Shannon Jr., deceased, 1843; George C. Pickett and wife Cathrine B., 1844; Sam­uel Phillips and wife Mary to Thomas Downs, 1840; William Pierce and wife Caroline Dorinda and John and wife Caster Hins to William Capps; Joseph C. Pleasants and wife Minerya A. 1852; to Jorter C. Craig also to John F. Watery, 1852; H. B. Howell justice of the peace; E. D. Powers justice of the peace, 1839; George Paschal and wife Sarah Ridge to John Drennen, 1850; George Paschal and wife Sarah to William K. Marshall, 1848; Calvin Phelps, Knox Addition, 1853; Samuel M. Willard, justice of the peace; D. H. and E. L. Pierce, nephews of John Watt. Thomas Quesenbury and wife Mary to Frank A. Rector, 1861. George H. Rudy and wife Alice G.; J. Rashael Ross gives land to son Benoni, Richland township. James Ratliff and wife Caroline to Peter Harger, 1850; William C. Robinson and wife Emily to John T. Willis, 1847; Betsy Ann Rector, sister-in-law, Col. Rector died Feburary 1842, Mrs. Rector died in March 1857, children Mary A. IL, Margaret, Frank Armstrong, Thomas Hines who left three children; Crawford Ritchey and wife Minerva Ritchey to William Millican, 1852; Nelson P. Rothrock from David Thompson and John Drennen, 1838; David C. Randolph of Virginia 1844; F. F. Rotramel and wife Polly to Ephriam B. Bishop 1849; John Rogers and wife Mary to William Fowler, Fort Smith 1840; Samuel Ramsey and wife Elminey to John Pierce, 1844; Josiah Winn, justice of peace. Matthew Riddle, William Winn, D. W. Richardson to Isaac Campbell, 1885; Jacob Rose and wife Sooky Rose, estate of James Campbell to Green J. Clark; David Rowe and wife Mary Jane; P. M. Raines and wife M. J. Raines; Jacob R. Rose and wife Susanna Rose to John Thesolow, 1843 Anson Reynolds from government 1838. George Ann Snider, Edward S. Snider, deceased; John Spoon Sr. guardian of Margaret Spoon, minor, heir of John Spoon Jr. 1870; George W. Shannon and wife Mary to Thomas B. Ballard, 1842; Jesse I. Shelton and wife to John M. Perkins 1840; Nathan Shipley and wife to Elisha Robinson and Willis Baird, 1855; George Story and wife Mary and George Stevens and wife Mahala to William J. Neal; Samuel Smoot and Aisle to Wallace and Ward; Jacob Strickland and to Jonathan Adamson, 1844; John Scott and wife to Theodore Boyer, 1843; Henry Starr Jr., 1843 to John Robinson; John L. Shannon and wife Mary to James McCain 1872; Jasper N. Stewart and wife Mary E. to Mary E. Williams, 1885; George Stoneroad; Henry Starr Jr. and wife Agnes to Robert S. Gibson; James Stevenson and wife Elizabeth, 1890; Armstead Smoot and Dennis Trammel June 1839; Armstead Smoot and wife Nancy to Ira Smoot, 1838. Isaac Talkington and wife Mary A. 1855; Peter Trammel and wife Matilda of Washington county to Charles A. Carroll; John P. Tinnes of Jasper Township to James Q. Morton, 1849; David Thompson and John Drennen to Nelson W. Rothrock, 1838; Sanford and George Turner from John Drennen, 1845; David and John Drennen to B. S.C. Brown, 1838; David Thompson and John Drennen to Harrison Oliver, 1839; Jess Turner to Isaac M. Marshall and Lyndon J. Jackson, 1845; George W. Turner and wife Emma; Dennis Trammel and wife Elizabeth (Smoot) to Whorton Rector, 1840; Dennis Trammel to Peter Trammel, 1840. Peter Vines to Silas M. Larimer, Isaiah B. Vinsant, James B. Vinsant, A. J. Vandergrift and wife Mary. James Woosley, 1872; Andrew L. Wilson, guardian of W. P. Whinnery and Mary F. Whinnery, minor, heirs of William Whinnery; Walton and Bourne; Tandy Walker and wife Lucetia, sold to William C. Walker; Nathan Woosley; R H. Winfrey and wife Virginia Columbus to John T. Winfrey, 1852; Samuel Weland and wife Malinda to James Wilson, 1834; James Woosley and Wife Patience to Alfred Parrack, 1853; George C. Watkins and wife Mary of Little Bock to John B. Ogden V. B. 1854; Richard Winfrey and wife Virginia C. to Gidea R. Ball, 1849; Daniel Wilson to Isaac Marshall, 1849; Omira Woodle and husband Coleman L, 1852; George Winkler and wife Mary to Levenia E. Melcha; Thomas Walden and wife Louisa P. to Charles Carlton, 1852; Thomas P. White and wife Mary E. White to John Robinson, 1843; William Walker and wife Mary to Thomas W. Newton, 1852; Louisa West, deceased; John Walt and wife Mary (2nd wife) Theodore West and wife Louise Stoneroad. John Austin and wife Sarah, to Jacob Shaber; John C. Autry and wife Margaret A., to Nimrod Capp, 1849. Catherine Asher to Asa McGeehee, 1848; Thomas Neely Aaron and wife Ellender to Elizabeth Brown, 1843; Thomas F. Cook to Valentine Cook, 1850; Fannie Allen, alias Fanny Ramsdale, John Hancock, administrator to James Wilson, 1840. Baker and Bishop, firm, 1853; Aaron Barling and wife Rebecca to G. W. Knox; Asa M. Bush and wife Mary Ann, childdren Eugene Holden Bush and Neosho Ellen Bush; Ephriam B. Bishop and wife Clarissa to Samuel Ramsey, 1851; Justin Beneux and wife Sarah to John M. Meadows; John F. Boyer and wife to James Woolsey and H. Brodie; John Burchfield of Jasper township and wife Catherine to James Q. Morton, 1859; Marcus Ballard, mortgage to James Q. Morton; Joseph Burchfield and Elizabeth to James Q. Morton, 1859; Theodore C. Boyer to John Scott, 1843; William I. Bell to Gideon Bell 1854, Eli Bell and wife, Sally; James M. Brown to John Drennen; Hays and Mariah M. Brownfield to John M. James and wife Margaret bought from Hugh R. Frazier,1852; Dr. Beale and Ellen Beale his wife; Milton Brewer and wife, Nancy A., W. H. Brooks and wife Nancy A.; W. Brooks and wife Fanny. Levi Chapman and wife Sarah Ann, George and Margaret Croker to William E. Miller; Henry Clark and Harriet A., to Isaac M. Marshall, 1846; George ·W. Clark and wife Malvina; Charles C. Carroll and wife Susan G., to Charles B. Johnson, 1867; Jesse Clark to Alexander Dobbins, 1838; Charles Canton and wife Harriet A to Sutton F. Cottrell; Mary Crawley, wife of Crawley: Elias Craig to Frederick F. Rotramel, 1848; Henry Clark and wife Harriet to William C. Robinson, 1847, Edward Cunningham and wife Susan T., to Riley Foster; Joseph Hawkins name must have been signed as justice of the peace; Jesse W. Chasteen and wife Sarah E., Nimrod Capp and wife Sarah to children Elizabeth, Mary and John Capps. Samuel H. Davis and wife Samantha to Wallace and Ward 1855; Thomas William Darby, 1846; William Darby and wife Rebecca to Jonathan Adamson, 1848; John and wife Catherine to Sutton F. Cotrell, 1854; John Drennen to James Maxfield; John W. Davis and wife Dorothy to Green I. C. Clark, 1844; John Drennen and wife Kate to Elias Craig and Frederick F. Rotramel, 1848. Washington Duval and wife Ann sold to Edna A. Scott, Catherine Dyer to Mary Abraham Cartwright-Peter Kuykendall, 1856; John Drennen and wife Emily R., C G Scott, commissioner of David Thompson's property to William Henry, 1842.

Hi: This was a private message. She gave me permission to put it on the list. She is not the Hinds researcher but she is doing this for a cousin who has a Hinds connection. I have posted both of her messages below my signature. In the opinion of another Hinds researcher that rec'd this message: "Elizabeth is the daughter of Joseph Hinds, born about 1765 in Morris County, NJ, and Elizabeth Sharp, born about 1768, daughter of Matthias and Elizabeth Sharp. Joseph's will is dated 10 Jun 1820. Joseph was the son of Levi Hinds and Sarah _____." What think you? If you reply to Victoria- make a cc: to this list. Are we off in the wrong direction? Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Original query message: Subject: elizabeth hinds? Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2000 11:27:55 -0400 From: "SKYROOT" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> I am in search of the ancestors of Elizabeth Hinds, who married John S. Ray/Wray in Wayne CO KY in 1828. Their daughter Malinda G. (b. 1830) is an ancestor of some of my cousins. ------------ Her second message: "Actually, it's not me but my cousins (via the Neilsons) who have Hinds roots (from Elizabeth Hinds through Malinda G. Wray/Ray b. 1830-d.1858, Alice Castillo 1855-1948 (m. George Monroe Nelson) and on down in both Nodaway CO MO (Amanda Nelson m. Frank Bowman) and departees (Sallie Nelson m. Omar Babcock) to OR/WA. Yes, you can post the info to the Hinds-L list. I'm sure there's other "collateral completests" out there who would appreciate the information. More is available on the various descendants of Malinda G. for those who are interested. Victoria "

Hi Hinds-L listers: Kim von Aspern Parker has joined our mail list. I know she has a Gueron/Guerin connection to the Hinds. Anyone else on this list with Gueron- Hinds connections? I believe you Byram researchers also connect to the Guerins. Let's hear from you. If you chat with each other privately - your info will not go into the archives for future researchers- so feel free to chat on the list. Welcome, Kim. It has been awhile since I've chatted with you so fill us in on your Hinds background. Regards, Nan Wolf Hinds-L list manager [email protected]

Carmelite wrote: >I am interested in how Elizabeth OVERSTREET is connected to these folks. < Carmelita: I checked at Ancestry.com They have no entries in which Hinds and Overstreet or Hines and Overstreet appear in the same database. I also checked Knight and Overstreet to no avail. Regards, Nan [email protected]

Found at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/nc+index+720392561640 +F CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: jodawson.txt) Early Dawson Family Joseph Dawson was one of the first settlers in what is now Wayne County. You can see by the names of his married daughters that they married men who were there early as well. 1783, January 20. NC Archives CR.103.801.5. Wayne Co. Wills Will of Joseph Dawson, Sr. Proved April Court 1784. Wife: Patience. Children: William Dawson, Isaac Dawson, Joel Dawson, Thomas Dawson, Jesse Dawson, Grace Hinds, Esther Prescott, Rachel Parsons, Lany Dawson, Mary Aldredge, Sarah Waterer, Rebecca Smith, Selah Waterer. In the name of God amen the 20th day of January one thousand seven hundred and eighty three. I Joseph Dawson of Wayne county and the State of North Carolina being weak of body but of sound and perfect mind and memory. Thanks be given to God for the same and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that His appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this Instrument to contain my Last Will and Testament in manner following To Witt: First of all I lend to my beloved wife Patience my Plantation of two hundred acres of land as I now live on and all my right and Title of an entry of one hundred and fifty acres of land adjoining the land I live on not yet surveyed and my still and four cows and calves and her choice of two chairs her choice of one feather bed and furniture half my hogs my sorrel mare, the colt as the said mare is with fold with excepted. I also lend my wife all my Plantation working tools and what iron I have that is to work up and four ewes and one frying pan all during her widowhood and no longer. Item. I give to my said wife my hand saw and grindstone and one beef her choice and I give her the corn and meat now in the house and half the cotton and flax now in the house and all the fodder and one small case with twelve bottles also I give my said wife every thing as I had by her when I married her that is now in being and whatever things such as corn, cotton, pease, flax wheat, potatoes and is on my land growing or made at my death. I give the same to my wife to support her and her family and I give to my said wife my cart and wheels to her and her heirs forever. Item, I give to my son William Dawson my Great Bible besides what I have heretofore given him to him and his heirs forever. Item. I give to my son Isaac Dawson my two negroes Ostroe? and Moreah besides what I have heretofore given him to him and his heirs forever. Item I give to my son Joel Dawson five shillings specie besides what I have heretofore given him to him and his heirs forever. Item I give to my son Thomas Dawson five shillings specie besides what I have heretofore given him to him and his heirs forever. Item. I give to my Daughter Grace Hinds five shillings specie besides what I have heretofore given her to her and her heirs forever; Item I give to my daughter Esther Prescoat five shillings specie besides what I have heretofore given her to her and her heirs forever. Item. I give to my Daughter Rachel Parsons three pounds specie besides what I have heretofore given her to her and her heirs forever. Item. I give to my daughter Lany Dawson four cows and calves at Francis Beemans one bed and furniture and one iron pot and pot hooks and all my pewter as I had when I married my last wife to her and her heirs forever; Item. my desire is that all the rest of my estate not heretofore mentioned maybe sold at nine months credit and the money arising thereby to be equally divided amongst my four daughters meaning Mary Aldredge, Sarah Waterer, Rebekah Smith and Selah Waterer besides what I have heretofore given them to them and their heirs forever. Item. I give to my son Jesse Dawson the lands and Plantation as I now live on as I lent my wife after my said wifes widowhood is determined as aforesaid, and all the rest of my estate as I lent my wife at her death or marriage I give to my said son Jesse Dawson to him and his heirs forever. And my desire is that if my sorrel mare should bring a colt as was before excepted, Then I desire it may be sold at four years old if it lives and the money got thereby to go towards maintaining and schooling my said son Jesse and my desire is that my son Jesse be of age at Eighteen years to act and do for himself. and my desire is that my negroes may not be taken away from my wife if the crop then on the ground at my death be not fully compleated and housed and not till then and if my son Jesse Dawson should die leaving no lawfull heir begotten from his body. Then what I give him to be equally divided such as lands and other things as I left him to be sold after my wifes death or marriage and the money equally divided amongst all my children aforementioned (Esther Prescoat only excepted) to them and their heirs forever. And lastly I constitute nominate and appoint my loving wife Patience executrix and my beloved friend John Handley and my loving son William Dawson executors of this my last will and testament Revoking disannulling and making void all other wills and testaments by me made ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament In witness whereof I the said Joseph Dawson have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and year first within written. Signed Joseph (his mark) Dawson Signed sealed and acknowledged in Presence of John Lawson, John (X) Daniel William (X) Wilson (Joseph Dawson, dec'd. Will Proved April Ct. 1784.)