Hi: There are some interesting family letters concerning the Newport/Wollard family at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tn+index+298366778268 +F One of the letters is from Nathaniel and Margaret Wollard of Buffalo, Missouri, to Asa and Elizabeth Newport of Rhea County, TN., dated August 1, 1850. I'm pasting the bit below (not part of a letter) explaining about the people in this family. Note that Hannah Hinds,( who I assume is the Hannah Hinds, daughter of Capt John HInds, the Rev. War soldier) is named in the explanation below. I do know that his daughter married a Newport. Some of their grandchildren are named below. Regards, Nan [email protected] ======================================== --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: cwletr.txt) RHEA COUNTY, TN - MISC - Civil War Letters ==================================================================== USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Edna Clack [email protected] --- Letter from Nathaniel and Margaret Wollard of Buffalo, Missouri, to Asa and Elizabeth Newport of Rhea County, TN., dated August 1, 1850. NOTE: MARGARET (ABEL) WOLLARD WAS THE WIDOW OF CALVIN NEWPORT WHEN SHE MARRIED NATHANIEL WOLLARD - (EC, 1987) State of Missouri, Dalles Co. August the 1 day 1850 (The body of the letter is here but I copied just the notes after the letter - Nan) NOTES: Nathaniel Wollard (1792-1863) 1st married Margaret Hardison. One of their children, Delilah, later married Richard C. Newport. Margaret Abel Newport Wollard (1808-1893), daughter of John David Abel and Ann Harner of Roane Co., Tn. Margaret married Calvin Newport (1806- 1840) in 1828 in Tn. Margaret, Calvin and family moved to Mo. in 1837. There remains a log, or account, of their trip West and the route they took. Calvin was the brother of Asa Newport and son of Richard Newport and Hannah Hinds. Their children were: Richard C., John David, Sarah Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Phoebe Ann, and Asa Monroe C. Newport Margaret (Abel Newport) & Nathaniel Wollard's children were: Rachel Louise (see above, "the garle is dead"), Nathaniel Jackson, Silas Benton, and James Moses Robert Wollard. Nathaniel, a large landowner in Buffalo, was killed by renegades with the usual disagreements over the Civil War. I (Edna Clack) also have a letter written by one of the children who witnessed his killing, describing the terrible scene. Margaret was living with her son, AMC Newport, in the 1870 Census. ------------------------

Hi: Spotted this while searching the USGenWeb TN archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tn+index+225454288832 +F Unfortunately the name of the newspaper is not given. Just know that it is in TN. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: span001a.txt) LINCOLN COUNTY, TN - Newspapers - Spanning the Years 1993-1997 (TNLINCOL) ====================================================== (Publish 3/13/96) SPANNING THE YEARS by Jane Warren Waller 100 YEARS AGO March 12, 1896 DEATHS - "Mrs. Mary E., wife of Mr. C.S. Wilson, March 8....February 27, of nervous prostration, Mr. Hampton Sims, aged 85....Mrs. Bessie Moores West, died of consumption at Cyruston, March 4....Mrs. Danrenda E. McAfee, aged 57 died March 3....Mr. Toose Hines died of abscess of the lungs in Kerens, Texas, February 21, aged 29...." * * *

Hi: Found this at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tn+index+225454288832 +F Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: span001a.txt) LINCOLN COUNTY, TN - Newspapers - Spanning the Years 1993-1997 (TNLINCOL) ====================================================== USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: George Waller on behalf of his mother Jane W. Waller, dec'd author of Spanning the Years. SPANNING THE YEARS 6/29/93) 52 YEARS AGO July 2, 1942 * * * FAYETTEVILLE - "Mrs. Wm. Dougan, nee Miss Georgia Elise Hinds and Miss Geraldine Carter, have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent in Dallas and San Antonio, Texas, as guests of the former's relatives.

I have found so far that there are two ways to search the archives. The first given below is searched by keyword . The second address below is to search the Threaded Archive. It is split into months - so you get an entire month at a time. This is good for those who leave the list for vacations. You'll need to sign up for this site with an ID and a password. I don't think there is a charge. I am a Rootsweb member so am not sure about this. Try it and the site will let you know if you can sign up without paying dues. If any list member knows how to search between two certain dates - please post it to the list. I'd love to know how to do it. Regards, Nan List Host Hinds-L [email protected] ============================== Here is the address for searching by using a keyword or keywords. http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=HINDS-L ------------------------------------------------------- This address below is to search the Threaded Archives. You can search month by month. An ID and password is needed. I don't think one needs to be a Rootsweb member. If so - the dues are $12. per year. http://archiver.rootsweb.com/list-index.html

A Hinds-L list member wrote: ">I am relatively new in this online world and am not able to use the information given to me through the messages I have received. Can you please help me by telling me how to connect to this information?<" Hi member: You are not so new if you can find the list host of Hinds-L and can send a message to me privately. I give you a definite "A" for being able to do that. (The address is:[email protected] but feel free to use the address below my signature below) I am sending this to the list because if you are having problems then others most likely are having the same. Don't be afraid to hit the Reply button and post your frustrations on the list. This list needs a little "perking up". All the members seem to be in the listening mode at the moment. Now, let's tackle your connection problems. I wish you had a copy and had pasted one of the messages so I would have an example of what you are speaking of. So, I'll have to guess. I send messages and usually document where I found them - so I am guessing that you would like to go to the same place and search for names other than HInds. Right? Or maybe read the entire article of which I just pasted the part concerning "Hinds". If the document comes from Ancestry.com - then you need to be a member of Ancestry.com to search that site. The only reason I feel comfortable about copying and pasting info from that site is because it also owns Rootsweb which owns the Hinds-L mail list. I notice that many of the addresses that I post end up on two lines. For example it will look like this: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/me+index+108718569108 +F If you copy and paste that address into the MSExplorer (or whatever) address line - notice that the +F did not paste. So add the +F yourself and it should take you to the address. Sometimes - the homepage wants a person to go through the front door. So start with just the first part of the address and then add the rest of the address after reaching the home address. IE - copy the address in a message & go to that first part - lets say: http://rootsweb.com When you arrive at rootsweb.com - highlight and delete that address and paste the longer address. It should take you to that document. If I say that it was found using the state archives search at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm then it means I was clicking on a state on that page and then putting in a keyword - usually Hinds. Just hit the reply button and ask what keywords I was using - other members probably want the same answer. Hinds-L members - please feel free to send your questions about some of the messages to the list. It probably means that more than one of you needs help. Just be sure to cite the subject of the message so I'll know which message you mean. If you hit "Reply" the subject of that message will automatically be inserted for you. Do the same if the ancestor mentioned happens to be one of yours and you'd like to expound on that person. We NEED some conversation on this list!!!!!!!!! I'll send a separate message explaining how to use the two methods of searching the Hinds-L archives. Regards, Nan Wolf List Host Hinds-L Mail List [email protected]

Hi:' I can't remember the first name of Haines in this story below but I think it was Adam. Can one of you Hinds researchers tell me the right names and spelling of these names. On a PBS auction show last night - a lady was showing a tiny pair of Indian mocassins that family legend said may have come from the Indian Chief Joseph Brandt. Her ancestor is Adam or Alexander Haines (sp?) - a Rev War loyalist who arrived in Canada from Vermont (I believe it was) and fought along side Joseph Brandt, whose Indian tribe fought with the English in the French and Indian War and also in the Revolutionary War. The auction people said it is documented that Haines and Brandt did indeed fight alongside one another. But, the moccasins were made about 1860 which ended that story about Haines being presented with the moccasins by Joseph Brandt. The auctioneer mentioned that there is a museum to Joseph Brandt somewhere in Ontario. Now, can one of you PULEEZE straighten me out on the correct names and spelling of these two men and which state Haines came from. Just hit REPLY so we can all get the straight scoop. I'd also like to hear more about this Haines and his Rev War activities and what happened to him after the war. Did he return to his home state? Regards, Nan [email protected]

Hi: Kathleen gave me permission to post her message below. It has some good hints about searching appellate court records, Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- From: Kathleen Woodside Freiburg <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Appellate Court Records?! Date: Saturday, August 26, 2000 11:44 PM Hi, Listers . . . I subscribe to a free daily email service called EVERTON'S FAMILY HISTORY NEWSLINE sponsored by: The Genealogical Helper. To subscribe to the free newsline send an email message to [email protected] with the message: subscribe history . Leave subject blank.: I get short but informative article on a different topic of genealogical research each day. Thursday's really took me by surprise! I'd never heard of this and can't say I've ever heard anyone discuss it either so I wanted to share it. Have you ever thought of searching Appellate Court Records? Nor had I! Seems they are printed and arranged chronologically by court, with alphabetic indexes to the parties involved. These records are typically found in legal libraries of law schools, large legal firms, and state governments. Has anyone in your family ever contested a will? Well, this is where that wealth of information will be found. I understand a lot more of these are going online, too. Here are some links to explore further; the last a link to Everton for reprints. United States Appellate Court Records http://www.everton.com/oe3-14/appeal.htm Texas Appellate Court Case Search http://www.info.courts.state.tx.us/appindex/appindex.exe California Appellate Courts Case Information System http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/ Recent articles are available online at http://www.everton.com/FHN/ And, to subscribe to the Genealogical Helper magazine - http://www.everton.com/subscribe Kathy W-F mailto:[email protected]

Hi: Does anyone know what the E. stands for? Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------- http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/me+index+99517708471+ F CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: histofgar.txt) The History of Gardiner, Pittston, and West Gardiner with a sketch of the Kennebec Indians, and New Plymouth Purchase comprising historical matter from 1602 to 1852 By J.W. Hanson published by William Palmer 1852 Chapter IX - Miscellaneous (There were a lot of articles before reaching the ships - Nan) ------ A list of the vessels built in Gardiner and Pittston, and at Bowman's Point, which belonged to Hallowell previous to 1834. The earliest records at Bath are somewhat imperfect, and it is probably that there may be some deficiencies. Sl. signifies sloop; S. ship; B. brig; Bk. barque, and Sc. schooner. (This was a very, very long list - I copied just this one ship - Nan) Name: Sc. E. Hinds Captains: L. Perry Tons: 145 Owners: F. Stevens and Co.

Hi: Spotted while using the USGenWeb state archives search engine for Maine. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------- http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/me+index+108718569108 +F CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: p40to47.txt) Manufacturing in Winslow, Maine The Winslow Register Compiled by Mitchell and Davis 1904 Kent's Hill: Published by the H. E. Mitchell Co. 1904. pages 40-46 submitter: Tina Vickery (This is a portion of one paragraph in the article - Nan) Ebenezer Heald was granted 300 acres of land in Winslow in 1790. Soon after this he built a saw mill and a grist mill on Bog brook, both of which mills served their day and generation and peacefully passed away before 1810. JEFFERSON HINDS built a second grist mill there, in which John Nelson put a shingle machine. The whole establishment broke camp in the flood of 1832. Just above, on the same stream, ASHER HINDSs and Thomas Smiley built a double saw mill that worked its life away for its owners. Their sons replaced it with a new mill, that had passed its prim when the freshet of 1832 induced it to retire from business, and has no successor. ************************************************* * * * * NOTICE: Printing the files within by non-commercial individuals and libraries is encouraged, as long as all notices and submitter information is included.

Hi: This is a very interesting history of Livermore, Manine., If you are connected with this Ebenezer Hinds below than you need to read both files (chapt3.txt & chapt4.txt) found while putting Hinds and Maine into the USGenWeb archives at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm This is one of 35 Hinds hits in this Maine search. If you have any Hinds in Maine then you need to look at all 35. I am just posting them hit and miss. There are cemeteries, marriages, etc. that you need to look at if you have Hinds in Maine.. Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------- The file you requested is shown below. The free access to this USGenWeb Archives file is provided through the courtesy of RootsWeb.com Inc. -------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: chapt3.txt) HISTORY OF LIVERMORE, Maine page 15 - 42 Notes, Historical, Descriptive and Personal, of the Livermore, Androscoggin County (formerly of Oxford Co) Maine. CHAPTER III. EARLY SETTLERS AND THEIR FAMILIES. (This is just one of the settlers named - Nan) PELATIAH GIBBS came from Milford, Worcester County, before 1789, and took tip the farm where EBENEZER HINDS afterwards lived; was often in town office, and was a deacon of the Baptist Church. He moved to Jay (now Canton). Capt. Jacob Gibbs, John Gibb8, and Frank Gibbs, of Livermore, intelligent men and excellent citi- zens, were his sons. Capt. Gibbs had a large family of daughters. These families are well and honorably represented in the town at the present time. ---------------- Same file - a little farther down on the page - Nan ABEL MONROE, born May 14, 1769, died June 24, 1861. He married Martha Bixby, of Keene, N. H., and for a second wife SALOME HINDS, of Livermore. The Hon. Joseph S. Monroe (recently de- ceased), Senator and Judge of Probate for Piscataquis County, was his son. His oldest daughter, Patty, married Maj. Isaac Strickland, of Livermore, and died in 1873. Julia, the second daughter, mar- ried Elias T. Aldrich. She has been dead many years. Mary, the third daughter, lives in Keene, N. H., and Lucy, the youngest daughter, in Boston. Nathan, the oldest son, was drowned in Bart- lett's Pond about 1820; the second son, Nathan, has been dead more than forty years. =========================== (Another chapter- different Rootsweb file - Nan): -- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: chapt4.txt) HISTORY OF LIVERMORE (ANdroscoggin Co, Maine) Chapter 4 page 43 to 56 CHAPTER IV. CARPENTERS. DAVID MORSE was a carpenter and house joiner, but did several kinds of work beside. He was from Sherburne, Mass., and was among the early settlers in Livermore. He moved to Lexington, Somerset County, many years ago, where he was a justice of the peace. He was a man of great ingenuity. His terms were six shillings a day for joiner work, seven shillings for mason work, and eight shillings for mill work." Jonathan Morse, the blacksmith, was his brother. His residence was in the south part of the town, on the old main road, near his brother. Col. Elias Morse, also a carpenter, was his son. The place is now owned by Ira A Thompson and Lysander Fernald. There were carpenters and joiners in town page 45 before Mr. Morse, as there were several during his time, and have been many since. Before him were THOMAS WING, who was, also, a mill-wright, and ISAIAH KEITH. EBENEZER HINDS, JR., came after him and did a good deal of work here in the early part of the century. He was from Freetown, Mass., where he was born Oct. 14,1775, and arrived in Livermore in July, 1801. He had twelve children, viz.: Ebenezer, Salome, Gilbert, Amy, Maria, Hannah, -Leonard, Clarissa, Albert, Elbridge P., and Elbridge C., all of whom except Elbridge P., who died in infancy, are now (1873) living. He gave the first Republican vote cast in the town. NATHANIEL SOPER, ABNER HOLMAN, and SAMUEL P. HOLMAN were much employed as carpenters and joiners, as was OBRDEDOM BROWN, who possessed Something of the humor of Artemus Ward, to whom he was uncle. In face, and particularly in expression, Ile bore a strong resemblance to Charles Dickens, the novelist.

Found while using the USGenWeb state search mechanism.: Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: pward1.txt) 1837 Special Census: Portland, Maine (Ward 1) Portland, Cumberland Co., Maine was originally a part of ancient Falmouth. First settled by George Cleeves and Richard Tucker in 1633. A few of the people are listed as colored in the 1840 Census. Ward 1 First Name Head of Household Persons under 4 Persons 4 to 21 Persons over 21 Total (I am pasting just the Hinds. There were no Hines - Nan) Edward Hinds 0 3 7 10 Elusha Hinds 1 6 4 11 NOTICE: Printing the files within by non-commercial individuals and libraries is encouraged, as long as all notices and submitter information is included.

Hi: There is a long dissertation explaining about these records. I have one family pasted below the double line if you want to scan down quickly and find them. One of their daughters married a Hinds - look at the very last line.. Found using the USGenWeb state archives search mechanism. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: a-k.txt) PORTLAND EARLY FAMILIES compiled by David C Young (c) 1997 by David C Young [email protected] The following is a working draft. Please! If you see something you like tell us. If you see something you don't like tell us. If you what to take, please also give and tell us so we can send you correction if it be the case. Thank you for visiting this site and I wish you a good day & happy hunting. We from the following from the Bailey Family Gen "929.2 B16c V1" at Maine State Library. On page 43 Subject title: Missing Records of Portland, 1775-1786 As inquiry is often made for the Records of Portland covering 1775-1786, George C Burgess, Esq, when he was city clerk kindly furnished the Recorder the following explanation concerning the records: "It is well known that Portland was orginally a part of the incorporated town of Falmouth, and when the city was set off from the town, Falmouth claimed and held the town records from the earliest date to 1786, the time of the separation. Desiring a copy of early records at hand the city appropriated in 1849 a certain sum of money for transcribing these records, then kept in the store of John K Noyes in West Falmouth, he being the town clerk, and the store his office, and Mr C S D Griffin was employed to copy them. The selectmen refused to allow the records to be taken from the town. Mr Griffin was compelled to make the copy in the vicinity of the clerk's office and while employed in this work the store took fire and was burned, 9 Oct 1849, together with the records, excepting the first two volumes which Mr Griffin had a few days before removed to his room for the purpose mentioned, ( dates 10 Mar 1718 to 25 May 1775.) The records lost dated from 1775-1786. This explains the hiatus of about eleven years in the records of Portland. This explanation does not leave the matter plain to the understanding of the reader, so I will add that the original books were destroyed at the time of the fire, those saved were the certified copies that had been made by Mr Griffin that are now in the use at the office room of our city clerk, which have been indexed, and are very often consulted now-a-days by people looking after footprints of ancestors. Mr Charles C S D Griffin, who made the copy, was a Portland man, born 29 May 1808. At the time of the great fire of 1866, he was living on Congress Street, near India, and lost everything. He was many years a bookkeeper for the Portland Gas Company, residing at 202 High Street, Miss Julia W Griffin, now occupying the premises. He departed his life 12 Mar 1898, age 90y. The daughter is the last of the Griffin family, at one time a city school teacher. ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ JORDAN James 2-2-6-0-0 6 see [VR 2-234 Portland] died ae 67y at Portland with Masonic honors in 1820 Was he born 1753 res Cape Elizabeth, d Portland 1820 wife Lydia __________________ W26690 He was late of Portland in 1822, a tanner, His widow, Lydia sold land to James Lunt, a marnier on Fore st. [Deeds Cumb 90:405] There was a James Jordan was int 12-25-1799 & passed 4-22-1800 Portland Lodge #1 occ' farmer] a James Jordan m int 24 Mar 1792 Nancy Isley a James Jordan m 5 Apr 1789 Abigail Bodge by Rev E Kellogg [CCM] a James Jordan m int 7 Mar 1793 Lydia Barnes Children of Jame & Mary _______ Jordan Mary born 18 Apr 1783 at Portland, d 3 Jul 1852 m 1815 Isaac Gray res Harrison Isabella born 3 Jul 1785 m Daniel Robinson of Portland moved to Monmouth Children of James & Lydia _______ Jordan: James Jr 30 Jan 1794 Lydia Curtis b 16 Nov 1795/6 at Portland m Stephen Merrill of Falmouth Sukey b 12 Dec 1797/8 of Portland m Nicholas Blaisdell Edward b 27 Jul 1799 m Mary North of Great Britain William b 29 Sept 1801 m Elizabeth Green, when widowed moved to Woburn MA Hannah b 20 Jul 1803 (or 10 June 1803) m Capt Arthur M Small of Portland Margaret Ann b 8 Dec 1808 m ELISHA HINDS at Portland

HI: If you go to the USGenWeb search mechanism at: and click on the abbreviation of Maine then type Hinds into the box - 35 hits are found. One of them is this article below. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/me+index+136328028401 +F CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: sj7p123.txt) EVOLUTION OF POSTAL SERVICE in Maine Sprague's Journal of Maine History VII NOV. DEC. 1919, JAN. 1920 No. 3 pages 123-131 EVOLUTION OF POSTAL SERVICE The Evolution of the American Postal Service. Something About its History in Maine (ADDRESS OF HON. CARTER B. KEENE, BEFORE THE MAINE PRESS ASSOCIATION AT PORTLAND, MAINE, OCTOBER 10, 1919.) (This is just one paragraph from the middle of the speech- Nan) Your association in later years has been represented in Washing- ton public life by two men of conspicuous ability Asher C. Hinds of Portland and Herbert M. Lord of Rockland. The work of one has ended and time is still recording the achievements of the other. Maine has been generous in recognizing the real worth of her sons and daughters. But I sometimes wonder whether the intellectual strength and high character of Asher Hinds are appreciated in the State at large as they were in the National Capital. If not, it is because self-effacement, which characterized his life and work, has obscured at home the sterling qualities of the editor-statesman. His chosen work in Washington was done alone and only when the product of his brain and industry forced him into the light did the public appraise his full measure of ability. As a parliamentarian lie was the peer of any man, living or dead, and the wonderful com- pilation of parliamentary precedents which bears his name will guide Congressional action for all time. In mid-life, his great frame and brain broke under self-imposed public duty. Asher Hinds was truly great.

Found while using the USGenWeb Search mechanism at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------========================================== The file you requested is shown below. The free access to this USGenWeb Archives file is provided through the courtesy of RootsWeb.com Inc. ---- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: kchhn.txt) Kennebec County, ME Court Index 1799-1854. Plaintiff/Defendant Surname Beginning H-Hi Courtesy of the Maine State Archives. ------------- Full Name HAINES, BENJAMIN ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Avon Case # 7058 Month/Year 10/1837 Vol/Page 9-188 Box/File 95-7 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, CHARLES Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 12541 Month/Year 11/1854 Vol/Page 16-596 Box/File 143-94 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, DUDLEY L Plt/Def DEF Location Readfield Case # 10403 Month/Year 12/1852 Vol/Page CD1-21 Box/File 125-4 Cause ASSAULT Full Name HAINES, DUDLEY L Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 9577 Month/Year 10/1850 Vol/Page D10-47 Box/File 117-49 Cause CONVERSION Full Name HAINES, JOHN ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Readfield Case # 5890 Month/Year 5/1831 Vol/Page 7-391 Box/File 80-25 Cause EQUITY Full Name HAINES, JOHN JR Plt/Def DEF Location Winslow Case # 1339 Month/Year 9/1807 Vol/Page 3-19 Box/File 29-23 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, JOHN JR Plt/Def DEF Location Winslow Case # 2945 Month/Year 9/1807 Vol/Page 3-19 Box/File 29-23 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, JONATHAN ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Readfield Case # 4578 Month/Year 10/1819 Vol/Page 5-166 Box/File 58-14 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, JOSEPH B ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 12573 Month/Year 11/1854 Vol/Page 16-621 Box/File 144-25 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, JOSEPH W Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 11030 Month/Year 8/1853 Vol/Page 15-235 Box/File 130-67 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, NANCY Plt/Def PLT Location -0- Case # 7657 Month/Year 6/1839 Vol/Page 9-507 Box/File -0- Cause EQUITY Full Name HAINES, OBED Plt/Def DEF Location Dresden Case # 4756 Month/Year 5/1821 Vol/Page 5-279 Box/File 61-26 Cause EJECTMENT Full Name HAINES, PELEG Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 10987 Month/Year 8/1853 Vol/Page 15-196 Box/File 130-34 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, SALLY Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 5890 Month/Year 5/1831 Vol/Page 7-391 Box/File 80-25 Cause EQUITY Full Name HAINES, SALLY Plt/Def DEF Location Hallowell Case # 6074 Month/Year 10/1832 Vol/Page 8-68 Box/File 83-3 Cause EJECTMENT Full Name HAINES, SALLY Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 6308 Month/Year 10/1834 Vol/Page 8-233 Box/File 86-13 Cause DOWER Full Name HAINES, SALLY Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 6309 Month/Year 10/1834 Vol/Page 8-233 Box/File 86-13 Cause DOWER Full Name HAINES, SALLY Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 6310 Month/Year 10/1834 Vol/Page 8-233 Box/File 86-13 Cause DOWER Full Name HAINES, SAMUEL Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 11615 Month/Year 11/1853 Vol/Page 15-572 Box/File 135-87 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, SAMUEL Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 6966 Month/Year 10/1837 Vol/Page 9-148 Box/File 94-37 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, SAMUEL Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 11616 Month/Year 11/1853 Vol/Page 15-572 Box/File 135-87 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, SAMUEL Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 11614 Month/Year 11/1853 Vol/Page 15-572 Box/File 135-87 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, SARAH ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 12393 Month/Year 11/1854 Vol/Page 16-482 Box/File 142-44 Cause COVENANT BROKEN Full Name HAINES, WILLIAM A Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 10962 Month/Year 4/1853 Vol/Page 15-174 Box/File 130-17 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINES, WILLIAM A ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 12392 Month/Year 11/1854 Vol/Page 16-482 Box/File 142-44 Cause COVENANT BROKEN Full Name HAINS, DANIEL Plt/Def DEF Location Hallowell Case # 7331 Month/Year 10/1838 Vol/Page 9-307 Box/File 97-4 Cause DIVORCE LIBEL Full Name HAINS, DANIEL Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 945 Month/Year 12/1804 Vol/Page 2-277 Box/File 20-31 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINS, DUDLEY L Plt/Def DEF Location Readfield Case # 9148 Month/Year 10/1848 Vol/Page 13-5 Box/File 113-6 Cause TRESPASS Full Name HAINS, DUDLEY L Plt/Def PLT Location Readfield Case # 7784 Month/Year 10/1839 Vol/Page 10-47 Box/File 101-1 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINS, DUDLEY L Plt/Def PLT Location Readfield Case # 7783 Month/Year 10/1839 Vol/Page 10-47 Box/File 101-1 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINS, JOHN ET AL Plt/Def PLT Location Winslow Case # 1624 Month/Year 10/1809 Vol/Page 3-285 Box/File 35-24 Cause REPLEVIN Full Name HAINS, JOHN JR Plt/Def DEF Location Winslow Case # 1490 Month/Year 10/1808 Vol/Page 3-162 Box/File 32-29 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINS, JOHN JR Plt/Def DEF Location Winslow Case # 3040 Month/Year 10/1808 Vol/Page 3-162 Box/File 32-29 Cause DEBT Full Name HAINS, JOHN JR ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Winslow Case # 1097 Month/Year 10/1805 Vol/Page 2-381 Box/File 24-3 Cause REPLEVIN Full Name HAINS, NANCY Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 7331 Month/Year 10/1838 Vol/Page 9-307 Box/File 97-4 Cause DIVORCE LIBEL Full Name HAINS, SALLY Plt/Def PLT Location Hallowell Case # 6517 Month/Year 5/1836 Vol/Page 8-376 Box/File 89-40 Cause DOWER Full Name HAINS, WILLIAM ET AL Plt/Def PLT Location Leeds Case # 1520 Month/Year 10/1808 Vol/Page 3-205 Box/File 33-14 Cause JUDGEMENT RECOVERY Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def DEF Location -0- Case # 10749 Month/Year 4/1853 Vol/Page 15-36 Box/File 128-27 Cause LAND Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9705 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-485 Box/File 119-36 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9704 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-485 Box/File 119-36 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 11058 Month/Year 8/1853 Vol/Page 15-253 Box/File 131-17 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 11296 Month/Year 8/1853 Vol/Page 15-375 Box/File 132-92 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 6555 Month/Year 5/1836 Vol/Page 8-404 Box/File 90-17 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9707 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-486 Box/File 119-37 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9706 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-485 Box/File 119-36 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9708 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-486 Box/File 119-37 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9709 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-486 Box/File 119-37 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 7300 Month/Year 5/1838 Vol/Page 9-295 Box/File 96-81 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, ASHER ET AL Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 8802 Month/Year 10/1845 Vol/Page 11-417 Box/File 108-7 Cause LAND Full Name HINDS, ASHER ET AL Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9116 Month/Year 5/1848 Vol/Page 12-333 Box/File 112-25 Cause REPLEVIN Full Name HINDS, BENJAMIN Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 6960 Month/Year 10/1837 Vol/Page 9-145 Box/File 94-32 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, BENJAMIN ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 5981 Month/Year 10/1831 Vol/Page 8-12 Box/File 81-43 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, BENJAMIN ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 5977 Month/Year 10/1831 Vol/Page 8-11 Box/File 81-42 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, BENJAMIN ET AL Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 7299 Month/Year 5/1838 Vol/Page 9-295 Box/File 96-81 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, CROSBY Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 11482 Month/Year 11/1853 Vol/Page 15-509 Box/File 134-75 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, CROSBY Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 9722 Month/Year 10/1851 Vol/Page 13-498 Box/File 119-45 Cause CONVERSION Full Name HINDS, CROSBY ET AL Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 10541 Month/Year 1/1853 Vol/Page 14-471 Box/File 126-8 Cause SCIRE FACIAS Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 6554 Month/Year 5/1836 Vol/Page 8-403 Box/File 90-16 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 7488 Month/Year 10/1838 Vol/Page 9-403 Box/File 98-18 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 6552 Month/Year 5/1836 Vol/Page 8-403 Box/File 90-14 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 7134 Month/Year 5/1838 Vol/Page 9-233 Box/File 95-51 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 6687 Month/Year 10/1836 Vol/Page 8-466 Box/File 91-49 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 6553 Month/Year 5/1836 Vol/Page 8-403 Box/File 90-15 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def DEF Location Clinton Case # 7135 Month/Year 5/1838 Vol/Page 9-233 Box/File 95-51 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, TEMPLE Plt/Def PLT Location Clinton Case # 6551 Month/Year 5/1836 Vol/Page 8-403 Box/File 90-14 Cause DEBT Full Name HINDS, THOMAS J Plt/Def PLT Location Benton Case # 10010 Month/Year 10/1852 Vol/Page 14-172 Box/File 122-70 Cause DEBT Courtesy of the Maine State Archives, David Young of Danville, Maine, and Tina Vickery of Augusta, Maine.

Hi: A volunteer at Cherokee Co. TX very kindly sent the Hinds burials in Larrisa Cemetery, Cherokee Co. TX. J. M. Hinds is James Monroe Hinds, husband of Sarah Elizabeth. The top four have been identified - does anyone know who Leonard Hines is? I have some other Hines burials in Cherokee Co. TX - write me if you want them. They are not at Larrisa Cemetery. Regards, Nan [email protected] =============== Hinds, J M Jun-05-1858 Jan-10-1934 Hinds, Mencie Oct-27-1886 Dec-12-1968 Hinds, Sarah Elizabeth Nov-11-1855 May-30-1930 Hinds, William W 1888-1934 Hines, Lenard Aug-17-1888 Feb-23-1902 "Son of JW & MP; Our loved one" =====================

I went to the Huntsville library yesterday afternoon. It has been a long while since I have had that opportunity. At any rate, I looked in books related to Jennings County, IN and found the following: Bethel Cemetery Hinds, James born May 24, 1807 and died April 23, 1881. Hinds, Mary (Wife of James) died Jan 23, 1874 age 62 years and 6 months. There were also various spellings of Haines. Scipio (or Amick) Cemetery Hinds, Al --- Ann? (Footstone could not be read. Marriages - Jennings County Hinds, Moses & Sarah Gatewood 11 Sep 1843, Daniel Lattimore, Minister of the Gospel. Hinds, David & Serilda Clark, 8 Dec 1861, John M Brown, JP. Oldham, Mary & William Tucker, 17 Sep 1839, R.H.Wyatt, JP Oldham, Absolam & Sarah Stagg, 9 Sep 1839, Samuel Wagner. (Book on legal issues in the county had several entries involving this couple due to inheritance issues, etc.) Oldham Archibald & Elizabeth Feather, 23 Mar 1853, Selah Frost, JP. Oldham, Absolam & Margaret Taylor, 17 Jun 1853, John Shafer, Minister Have a good day. Clif Hinds __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Found at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/nj+index+4346072456+F The term "bound to" evidently means "posted", Note that the witnesses names of the 2nd entry were cut out. Strange. Do you think some family researcher was collecting family signatures in the days before copy machines were available? Sad. Sad. Regards, Nan [email protected] =========================================================================== = The file you requested is shown below. The free access to this USGenWeb Archives file is provided through the courtesy of RootsWeb.com Inc. ------------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: njmarc13.txt) NEW JERSEY MARRIAGES Copyright (c) 1999 by Patricia m. Bergener ([email protected]). ************************************************************************ USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submittor has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. ************************************************************************ Early New Jersey Marriages - Extracts ____________________________________________________________ from microfilm copies of original marriage bonds in possession of NJ Dept. of Education, Division of State Library Archives & History, filmed in 1966. "Marriages are from various counties, and are arranged in groups by surname, but not alphabetical within groups." (Family History Library Catalog; 0888701-0888710) I have capitalized all surnames for ease in identification. When there was a discrepancy with a name in the body of the bond and the signature, the difference of the signature is in parentheses An asteric * indicates spelling of a locality as found in document. FHLC 0888702; Vol. C (1735 - 1797) [total of 778 bonds] #601 - #650 ----------------- #625; Usual (Uzal) CRANE of Morris County and Sam'l (Samuel) HINDS of Morris Town in the County of Morris aforesaid... [bound to]... William LIVINGSTON, Governor... 500 pounds... 3 Nov 1778. ... certificate of marriage between Usual CRANE aforesaid... and Sarah PIERSON of Morris Town... [w] Joseph LEWIS ==================================== Found at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/nj+index+4576500774+F (earlier part of same extracted file) #210; John ELTON and John PHILLIPS, both of the County and City of Burlington... [bound to]... William LIVINGSTON, Governor... 500 pounds... 20 Dec 1780. ... certificate of marriage between John ELTON of the township aforesaid... and Elizabeth HINDS of the County af'd... [w] witness(es) signature(s) were CUT out! =================================== Found at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/nj+index+4846989572+F #763; Thomas HINES (his mark) & John HARRER (his mark), both of the Township of Chester County of Burlington... [bound to]... William LIVINGSTON, Governor... 500 pounds... 31 July 1784. ... Contract of Marriage between Thomas HINES... and Elly STUART... [w] Tho's ADAMS

Hi: Found these using the USGenWeb search mechanism for NJ. Found at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/nj+index+72914166898+ F I included Higgins because there are some Higgins/Hinds connections in NC and those Hinds in NC came from NJ. Regards, Nan [email protected] ======================================================================= CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: rahway.txt) RAHWAY PUBLIC CEMETERY, UNION, NEW JERSEY Copyright (c) 2000 by Arlene Dunkum ([email protected]). ************************************************************************ USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submittor has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. ************************************************************************ Tombstone Inscriptions Rahway Public Cemetery Rahway, Union County, New Jersey Copied by Ruth Carter Hillier Typed by Delene H. Keddington These are strictly tombstone inscriptions, not a list of burials in Rahway Cemetery. This was apparently made up in the 1950s as the last burial date noted was 1952. If someone you are looking for is not on this list, they could still be buried in the cemetery either after the list was compiled or without a tombstone. The asterisk (*) indicates that no stone was found for the individual so designated, his name and relationship appearing on the stone of a member of his family. (N.X.N.) These inscriptions were transcribed to go onto the internet by a team of volunteers which included Barbara Benjamin, Joyce Soden Brown, Judy Buckney, Cynthia Busch, Bill Cadmus, Alice Caggiano, Sydney Cardner, Debbie Coon, Arlene Dunkum, Kathy Fehr, Mary Anne Fisher, Carolyn Greene, Penny Hanes, Eileen Karan, Marian Mallory, Barbara Nocchi, Kathleen Pantano, Judy Pisano, Pat Reynolds, Mary Schwarzenberger, and Laura Thomas. The list was posted in August 2000. ------------------------ HINDS Henrietta Wright, d. 7 Aug 1870, ae. 27 yrs. 10 mos. 1 day. Husb George G. Hinds. Joanna, d. 1 Mar 1872, ae. 73 yrs. 15 days, Husb Silas P. Leonard. Josephine Clarkson, b. 1843, d. 1882, Husb. George G. Hinds. HIGGINS Elias T. , d. 19 Sept. 1859, ae. 56 yrs, 2 days, wife Elizabeth Sayre. Elizabeth Sayre, b 10 Feb. 1803, d. 5 Dec. 1898, Husb Elias Higgins. Mary I., b. 1857, d. 1946, Husb. Henry L. Lamphear.

This is already in a Rootsweb file but I thought it should also be parts of our Hinds-L archives at Rootsweb. For those researching a Hinds-Higgins marriage - note that a Higgins is placed between two Hinds names. Hmmm. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------- The file you requested is shown below. The free access to this USGenWeb Archives file is provided through the courtesy of RootsWeb.com Inc. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: elizabeth.txt) ELIZABETH TAX LIST, UNION, NEW JERSEY Copyright (c) 2000 by Gary Maher ([email protected]). ************************************************************************ USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submittor has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. ************************************************************************ Elizabeth Church Tax List for 1743 Transcribed by Gary L. Maher The following list of about 80 male inhabitants of Elizabeth, New Jersey in 1743 was apparently the basis for a church related tax. The legend "Mr. Dickeson Rate" doubtless refers to Rev. Jonathan Dickinson, who was then pastor of the [First] Presbyterian Church. Based on the family names, the list is apparently limited to the parishioners of that church — the families of Westfield, Rahway and other surrounding communities, then still part of Elizabeth, are not present. Presumably, they were supporting the pastors of their own churches. The original list is at Rutgers University's Alexander Library in the Manuscript Collection of Special Collections and University Archives. Uncertain transcriptions are indicated by question marks and surrounded by brackets. A hyphen indicates an illegible number in the original. Parenthetical material was interlined in the original. The corners of the document are missing, but most of the information can be read. Finally, the assessors appear to have affixed their own signatures to the list. Mr. Dickeson Rate for ye year 1743 Totall sum £102.6.9 Assessors: Henry Peirson Thomas Woodruff Nathll Bonnel Stephen Hinds Nathll Crane Junr David Arnet 0.6.0 James Arnet 0.6.0 Benjamin Bond 0.16.0 Nathaniel Bonnel 1.2.0 Matthias Baldwen 0.12.0 Joseph Chandler 0.7.0 James Chandler 0.7.0 Jeremiah Crain (paid in oats 3/4) 0.14.0 [?] James Crain 0.12.0 John Chandler 1.10.0 Nathaniel Crain 1.2.0 Nathaniel Crain Junier 1.4.0 Jonathan Crain 0.9.0 Samuel Chandler 0.18.0 Matthias Crain 0.8.0 Benjamin Crain 1.2.0 Stephen Crain 0.14.0 Benjamin Crain Junr (June 1747 paid by Abial Woodruffe 10/) 0.8.0 John Clark Junr 0.10.0 Ellet Cresset 0.7.0 Jonathan Dayton 1.0.0 Elijah David 0.18.0 Nathaniel Davis [blank] William Dickson 0.5.0 Isaac Hatfield 1.10.0 John Hinds (has paid Pork [1.9.0?]) 1.10.0 Joseph Hatfield 1.1.0 Jacob Hatfield 1.0.0 Joseph Hinds 0.18.0 Daniel Higgins 0.6.0 Stephen Hinds 1.5.0 William Herrimon 0.10.6 Timothy Harrison 0.8.0 Richard Kenney 0.5.0 Joseph Lyon 0.18.0 David Meeker 0.14.0 Daniel Meeker Junr 1.10.0 Daniel Meeker 1.0.0 Joseph Meege 1.10.0 Samuel Miller (has paid 6/2) 0.9.0 Andrew Miller 0.10.0 Aaron Miller 0.14.- Lewis Mulford (has paid [surplus?] of [?]) 0.14.- Jonathan Meeker 0.[8?].0 Abraham Meeker 0.9.0 John Miller 0.10.0 Isaac Nutman 0.14.0 John Ogden 1.8.0 Joseph Ogden [1?].2.0 William Ogden [0.16.0?] Robert Ogden 1.8.0 Samuel Ogden 0.14.0 Moses Ogden (has paid 5/10) 0.7.0 John Potter 1.8.0 Henry Pierson 1.2.0 Thomas Price 1.6.0 Joseph Price 1.0.0 Thomas Price Junr 0.7.0 John Pierson 0.6.0 Edward Sale 1.15.0 Humphrey Spinnage (has paid 6/5) 0.7.0 Benjamin Spinnage 0.10.0 Jonathan Thompson 1.8.- Benjamin Thompson 0.18.- Nathaniel Thompson 0.10.0 Joseph Woodruff 1.10.0 Joseph Woodruff Junr 0.17.6 John Woodruff [blank] Thomas Woodruff 0.16.0 David Woodruff (Febry 1744/5 has paid Flax [quantity?] 7/ and Geese 7/6 total 14/6) 1.4.0 Joseph Williams 0.10.0 Samuel Woodruff 1.15.0 David Whitehead 1.1.0 Daniel Williams 0.12.0 Abraham Woodruff 0.8.0 Jacob Woodruff 0.8.0 Timothy Woodruff (Jan 24 1746/7 by [Stack?] Bottoms) 0.10.0 Timothy Woodruff Junr 0.8.0 David Woodruff Junr 0.10.- Isaac Woodruff 0.7.- Ezekiel Woodruff 0.7.- Jeremiah Woodruff 0.-.- Samuel Williams [torn]

Hi: If you go to: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/usa.html and type in "Hinds" you'll find Hinds in: Troy Free Press Lincoln County Mo -Jan 1914 The New Albany Ledger-Standard - Mar 1881 Floyd Co. New Albany, IN (This same paper had a Hines in a later date issue so don't rely on the spelling) The San Diego Union San Diego CA November 14 1868 Russian River Flag Healdsburg CA June 4 1874 And don't look just in the areas where you have ancestors. For example this Hines lady from Kansas City was named in a Nevada newspaper: Rich Hill Mining Review Vol. XXIII, No. 47, August 27, 1903, p. 3 "Miss Ida Hines, who has been the guest of Rich Hill relatives and friends, returned to her home at Kansas City by this morning's Frisco" Regards, Nan Wolf [email protected]