Hi: I rec'd this message today. Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------- Source: GC-Guilford Co. NC Query Forum URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Guilford/1561 Subject: John H. Lee or Jean Lee Surname: Lee, Hines ------------------------- I am trying to locate a descendent of John H. Lee who was in Guilford Co. in 1953. His address was 824 Homeland Ave., Greensboro, NC, and his occupation was accountant. His wife was the daughter of Clarence Hines who died in Memphis, TN, in 1953. I think that her name was Evelyn and Clarence married her in Marion, AR. I know that he had one daughter named Jean who married John H. Lee. This daughter would be a second cousin of my wife and we would like to make contact with her or her descendants. Bob & Jean Asquith 8506 Camille Dr. Huntsville, AL 35802 From: "Robert C. Asquith" <[email protected]>

Hi: Found these two while wandering at USGenWeb NC archives. Don't believe I looked for the spelling Hindes before. Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------- The Army Accounts of the North Carolina Line - H - ABSTRACT of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - settled by the commissioners at Halifax from the 1st September, 1784, to the 1st Feby, 1785 and at Warrenton in the year 1786, designating by whom the claims were receipted for respectively. No. Names and Rank By Whom Received Remarks 1693 Willis Houby William Faircloth (evidently the paymaster) 1717 Lake Heard do 1720 James Howard do 1721 Robert Haley do 1724 George Hampton do 1725 Andrew Holmes do 1729 Joshua Hindes do 1759 James Hayward do 1767 Andrew Hindes do

Hi: This is from this week's Dick Eastman's Online Newsletter. Feel free to pass it along - just make sure his credit line is included. Regards, Nan [email protected] ================================= Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter Vol. 5 No. 35 - August 26, 2000 Past issues of this Newsletter are available at: http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/news/articles/d_p_1_archive.asp ========================================================== The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter and is copyright 2000 by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published here with the permission of the author. If you do contact any of the companies or societies mentioned in this newsletter, please tell them that you read about their services in this newsletter. ============================================================== - Five Thousand Ways to Earn a Living So you found a record of your ancestor in the census? And it listed his occupation as a "barilla manufacturer?" Now you want to know what a barilla manufacturer is? A new Web site can help. Judith B Glad and an unnamed partner have teamed together to place a list of 5,000 trades and professions, as listed in old documents. I don't know if this includes all the occupations in the English language or not, but the list certainly must include most occupations! As a precaution from having the entire list "ripped off," only the occupation names are listed. To obtain a definition of a particular occupation, you need to contact Judith Glad directly. She will provide you with the definitions of up to five trades. The explanation and the entry to the occupations list can be found at: http://www.teleport.com/~heyjude/genealog.htm I looked through the long list and found many terms that I had never seen previously. OK Judith, so just what is a "geezer"? ==============================================================

Hi: At www.genbay.com/ there is a petition in an 1818 Boston, MA newspaper signed among others by Daniel & Willard Haynes attesting to support of their pastor in a controversy in the town of Natick. There are 30 names signed to the petition which would be neighbors and possibly relatives of these Haynes men. An item below that one is an obit about a Wm. Haynes of Boston, a 2nd officer aboard the ship Saco that as died of fever in City Point, VA..1826 Under HINES was found: An 1857 obit in a Philadelphia paper for: "Mrs. ELIZABETH HINES, wife of Samuel W. Hines, and daughter of Jacob and Sarah Ruth, in the 21st year of her age." Type "Haynes" and "Hines" in the search mechanism and you'll find them. Regards, Nan [email protected]

HI: This site at: http://www.genbay.com/ calls itself a genealogical search site but it is really an interesting entrepreneurial (sp?) business that is collecting any old items with people's names and selling them. For instance - there were no Hinds items but there was this Hanes item which I am posting below. The fifth line has his name. Tell me what you think. I think the family of the fellow that was killed in the mine accident would probably part with $20. for a copy of this sad story. $50. ? Dunno. (I sound like Rudy! ) Regards, Nan List Host - Hinds-L [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------- HANES A 4-page Wheeling, West Virginia newspaper in VERY GOOD condition dated May 25, 1875; THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER which contains the following item: MARTIN'S FERRY ITEMS - Mr. Otto Smith and Miss Eva Terry were married on Sunday. L.L. Smith, salesman for the Steel Works, leaves this morning on a business trip through the West. The new time table of the C.& P.R..R., and especially that of the accommodation train, makes it very convenient for those having business between here and Bellaire. L.W. Inglebright and J.T. Hanes leave to-day for Clevland, where they go to attend the Grand Lodge K. of P., which meets there to-morrow. Mr. George R. Jenkins left yesterday for New York and a tour through the Eastern States. He expects to be gone about a month or six weeks. An accident occurred yesterday morning which resulted in the death of Wm. Kalibe, who was employed in hauling out coal at the mines of Henry Helling. He had hauled out a load of coal and was going back for another, and in the entry met and passed a train coming out. Shortly after he had entered a noice was heard by the man coming out, who on going back found that from some cause the entry roof had given way, and that a large quantity of soapstone and dirt had fallen on and completely covered Kalibe, who was riding in the rear car. An alarm was immediately given, but before the unfortunate man could be extricated life was extinct. Upon examination it was found that his ankle and breast bone were broken, and that he was injured about the head, so that it is more than likely that he never knew what hurt him. The deceased was a young German, about twenty-eight or thirty years of age. He had been in this country but a short time, and was married not long since. His funeral will take place from his late residence, near Henry Helling's, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in the Grove. The funeral of Wm. Donovan took place yesterday and was a very large one. The mysterious circumstances attending his being run over by the cars at Moundsville are the topics of general conversation, and his friends are still more determined than ever that he was killed and placed on the railroad to be run over by the cars to cover up the same. The fact that his watch and pocket-book were missing - only fifteen cents having been found - probably justifies them in forming such an opinion, but so far as we can learn there has been no further information gained concerning the case. We are glad to see our genial friend John L. Vanpelt in the Ohio City Bank, as one of the attaches of the same. The necessary survey was made yesterday on Hanover street, preparatory to setting curbstones on that thoroughfare. An attachment was sworn out before James Eagleson, J.P., by August Breidenstein against John Burris, whom he charges with attempting to remove his goods out of the county and leaving a small bill for rent unpaid. Case set for hearing on the 28th of this month. ------------------ Item #: A2165 Want to own the original? $45.00 Want to own a complete COPY of the original? $19.95 FREE SHIPPING on all orders at GenBay!

Hi: The Robert Hines below seems to be from Bradley Co. AR but his wife is from AL and his children seem to have settled in AL. It has his militiary service as" Arkansas Infantry Co. H" but doesn't say North or South. If he served in the South - then he could have met his wife during his southern service. I have the part of the message that is before and after this portion of a large message about the Witheringtons. I'll keep it for a few days in case one of you on this Hinds-l list wants the entire message. Scan down to "Generation No. 2" to find the part about Robert Hines and his children. Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------------------- To: [email protected] From: "Lynn & Bill King" <[email protected]> Subject: PML Search Result matching John and Hines and AR Children of William Witherington and Mary Lee are: 2 i. Mary Ann Delana6 Witherington, born 1831 in Conecuh CO, ALabama (Source: Conecuh County Marriage Book 'A' (1866-189).). She married Unk Green. 3 ii. Sophronia Witherington, born 1833 in Conecuh CO, ALabama (Source: Barry Wetherington Info, 7-98.); died Unknown. Notes for Sophronia Witherington: Sophronia 'Withington' (sic) is found on the 1860 census of Panola County, TX as being age 26, born in Alabama. She is living in the household of James & Elvira Salter, ages 26 & 25, plus their children Lorenzo 6, and Jessee 5 (all born in AL) meaning they were still living in AL as late as 1855. This info provided by Charlotte Ellis Pate, who is related to the Salter family of Conecuh, AL. 4 iii. George Lee Witherington, born 1836 in Conecuh CO, AL (Source: Conecuh County Marriage Book 'A' (1866-189).); died Abt. 1863 in Conecuh CO, AL (Source: Eugenia Ellis Brown, 9/99.). Notes for George Lee Witherington: 1860 Census shows George Lee Witherington as a 'medical student', according to info provided by Eugenia Ellis Brown of Conecuh County. 5 iv. Almedia Witherington, born 1839 in Conecuh CO, Alabama (Source: Barry Wetherington Info, 7-98.); died Unknown in Arkansas. Notes for Almedia Witherington: According to Eugenia Ellis Brown, Almedia Witherington was in Arkansas visiting relatives when she died. Date of death unknown. She is buried in Arkansas, probably in either Union or Calhoun County. + 6 v. Emily Drunetta Witherington, born June 11, 1841 in Conecuh CO, Alabama; died November 24, 1908 in Witherington Cemetery, Conecuh CO, AL. 7 vi. William Witherington, born 1842 in Conecuh CO, Alabama (Source: Barry Wetherington Info, 7-98.). Notes for William Witherington: William Witherington, age 21 on the 1860 Bellville, Conecuh, AL census, is shown as a school teacher. If his age is recorded correctly on the census, he would have been born about 1839. 8 vii. Martha C. Witherington, born 1846 in Alabama (Source: Barry Wetherington Info, 7-98.). + 9 viii. Sebastian Lee Witherington, born February 06, 1849 in Conecuh CO, Alabama; died August 06, 1934 in Witherington Cemetery, Conecuh CO, AL (Unmarked Grave). + 10 ix. Susan Josephine Witherington, born October 27, 1851 in Conecuh CO, AL; died August 01, 1937 in Burnt Corn, AL. + 11 x. Adolphus R. 'Lee' Witherington, born August 03, 1854 in Conecuh CO, AL; died May 09, 1914 in Buried Shelby County, TX (Carroll Cemetery). Generation No. 2 6. Emily Drunetta6 Witherington (William Sebastian5, William4, William3, John2, Robert1 Widdringtone) was born June 11, 1841 in Conecuh CO, Alabama (Source: Conecuh County Marriage Book 'A' (1866-189).), and died November 24, 1908 in Witherington Cemetery, Conecuh CO, AL (Source: Conecuh County Marriage Book 'A' (1866-189).). She married John Robert Hines Abt. 1858. Notes for Emily Drunetta Witherington: Gravestone at Witherington Cemetery has the following inscription. Nettie Witherington, wife of J.R. Hines Jan. 11, 1841 - Nov 24, 1902/1907? (difficult to read) Notes for John Robert Hines: J.R. Hines Enlisted June 16, 1862 at Warren, Bradley County, Arkansas. <<??>> 24 Arkansas Infantry, Company "H". On sick furlough 7 Nov 1862. [Info from Virginia Witherington's Research] Children of Emily Witherington and John Hines are: 12 i. Sophronia7 Hines, born 1859. She married John P. Prichett December 07, 1879 (Source: Witherington Family Book/Bill Witherington.). 13 ii. George Hines, born 1862. 14 iii. Isaac Tillery Hines, born 1867; died 1939. He married Mary Ida Smith. 15 iv. Martha 'Mattie' Hines, born March 01, 1869 (Source: Witherington Family Book/Bill Witherington.); died May 26, 1944 in Buried Witherington Cem, Conecuh CO, AL. She married William Eli Ellis September 25, 1889 in Conecuh CO, AL (Source: Witherington Family Book/Bill Witherington.). 16 v. Fannie F. Hines, born 1873 (Source: Jean Witherington Info 6/4/99.). She married William E. Page December 21, 1892 (Source: Jean Witherington Info 6/4/99.).

Hi: On the front page of Rootsweb.com is a link to our Presidents' ancestors. The name Hinds,Haine,Hines is found in President Harding's tree in NJ and the name Hines (including a Confederate soldier from TN) is found in Pres. Clinton's line.. They are in Ahnentafel form which means the father of any number is double that number. And one more for the mother. So, the parents of #3 are 6. & 7 The parents of 6. are 12 & 13. You may be able to go straight to the Presidential search at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/presidents/ otherwise it is: http://www.rootsweb.com/ scroll down to "Famous and Infamous" Are these two Famous or Infamous. Hmmmm. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------

Hi: One doesn't usually see early birth records except in church records. These are Pulaski Co. KY Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------------------- Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for profit or any form of presentation, must obtain the written consent of the file submitter, or his legal representative and then contact the listed USGENWEB archivist with proof of this consent. ************************************* VITAL STATS: 1852 Births, p 5 - Pulaski County, Kentucky Transcribed & Submitted by Valerie J. Davis, [email protected] Date: 15 May 1999 From Kentucky State Archives Film #994053: KY Birth, Marriage, and Death Records (1852-1910); Powell-Rowan Counties; Filmed Jan 1981 by The Division of Archives & Records, Frankfort, KY; Pulaski Co: 1852-1859, 1861, 1874-1878 1853 PUlaski Co. KY Births S/C = Sex/Condition (Alive or Dead) Co = Color (White, Black, or Mulatto) PC = Pulaski County, KY Birth Date Child S/C Father/Owner Mother Co Birthplace Residence 09 Mar 1852 Franklin P. Roy M/A John G. Roy Margaret Hinds W PC PC 10 Jun 1852 Barnett Hinds M/A Thos. Hinds Polly Lay W PC PC ============================ VITAL STATS: 1853 Births, p 1 - Pulaski County, Kentucky Transcribed & Submitted by Valerie J. Davis, [email protected] Date: 15 May 1999 From Kentucky State Archives Film #994053: KY Birth, Marriage, and Death Records (1852-1910); Powell-Rowan Counties; Filmed Jan 1981 by The Division of Archives & Records, Frankfort, KY; Pulaski Co: 1852-1859, 1861, 1874-1878 10 Oct 1853 no name F/A Roy Margaret Hinds W PC PC 10 Jan 1853 Sarah E. Lay F/A George Lay Sally Hinds W PC PC 03 Sep 1853 Nancy M. Hinds F/A Lindsey P. Hinds Julina Able W PC PC ======================= VITAL STATS: 1859 Births, p 7 - Pulaski County, Kentucky Transcribed & Submitted by Valerie J. Davis, [email protected] Date: 15 May 1999 From Kentucky State Archives Film #994053: KY Birth, Marriage, and Death Records (1852-1910); Powell-Rowan Counties; Filmed Jan 1981 by The Division of Archives & Records, Frankfort, KY; Pulaski Co: 1852-1859, 1861, 1874-1878 1859 Pulaski Co. KY Births 14 Oct Harvy Saddler Hinds M/A Solomon Hinds Eliza Saddler W Lincoln Co, KY PC 02 Feb William Green Hall M/A Zachariah Hall Nancy Hinds W PC PC

This area is now in WV. The "Tigers Valley" mentioned is Tygart's Valley, WV. The last item gives some of the physical locations. Regards, Nan [email protected] ---------------------------------------------- Found at Rootsweb: http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/va/augusta/court/or15-169.t xt Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia Volume I AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT RECORDS. ORDER BOOK No. XV. NOVEMBER 19, 1773. (244) George Cutlip, witness from Botetourt. (244) Joseph Haynes qualified Under Sheriff. (244) John Lewis qualified Captain of Militia. (247) Doctor George Parker, servant of Saml. McChesney, buys his freedom. (249) James Abbott, witness from Fincastle. (249) Alexander McDonnald, witness from Botetourt. (250) Edward Bandsgrove, runaway servant of Edmond Stephens. MAY 17, 1774. (443) Sampson Mathews qualified Justice, &c. (443) Hemp certificates: Mathew Kenny, James Pollock, John Dean. (445) Hemp certificates: George Taylor, Andrew Taylor. (445-446) Hemp certificate: Elizabeth Taylor. (446) Hemp certificates: Richard Randal, Hugh Holse. (447) Hemp certificate: Andrew Anderson. (447) Grand Jury: Peter Vineman. (448) Rev. John Craig's estate committed to George Moffett and James Allen, Jr., the widow refusing. (449) John Lock, runaway servant of Archibald Hopkins. Solomon Lein, runaway servant of James Pollick. (450) Mary Moore, servant of Pat. Hays. (450) Philip Harper and Jacob Aberman--naturalized. (450) Constables: James Montgomery, John Thompson and Henry Penninger. (451) John Skidmore, vice Jacob Conrad--road surveyor. (451) Daniel Nelson exempted from County levy. (452) Hemp certificate: Alexander Hindman. (453) Martin Nalle and Owen O'Neal--hemp certificates. (455) Robert Edmondson, witness from Amherst. (455) Samuel Vance qualified Lieutenant of Militia. (455) Frederick Haynes, vice John Coutts--road surveyor. (455) John Redman exempted from County levy. (456) Following to be bound: Israel Freidley to Capt. Rush; Barbara Freidley to John Armentrout. (456) Robert Mitchell, vice Samuel McCutchon--road surveyor--from John Tate's Mill to Bradley's Run. (456) Samuel Craig committed for debt. (457) Road established from Tiger's Valley to mouth of Seneca. (457) Jacob Stalnacker, Sr., and Jesse Hamilton, to be overseers from Tiger's Valley to top of Allegany Mountain, with tithables from Francis Deer's to Joseph Baker's. (457) Paul Teeter, overseer from top of Allegany to mouth of Sinacor, with tithables on the North Fork from Michael Aberman's to Joseph Heau's. (457) John Paul, vice Robert Feoris--road surveyor. (457) Elizabeth Haywood, late Elizabeth Branch, complains of her master, John Lyle, for her freedom. (459) James Risk's estate committed to his mother, Jane Risk, and John Alexander. ============== To give a better idea of where this area is - the orders for roadmaking at the May 18, 1774 meeting are: " (468)) Ephraim Richardson and Wm. Martin--road surveyors from Francis Wier's, on Monongahela River, to Thorny Creek, on waters of Greenbrier. John Warwick, Richard Elliott and Ralph Stewart are exempted from working on above road until it is built. William Hadden is ordered to clear from Thorny Creek to Nap's Creek, with tithables living below him on Nap's Creek, and from Alexr. Dunlap's to William Sharp's on Greenbrier. Jacob Warwick, road overseer, from William Warwick's to Back Creek, with tithables from Thomas Cartmell's up Greenbrier to the head and down Nap's Creek to Moses Moore's. "

Can anyone tell me about James Hinds who recorded land in Washington Co. AR in 1838. This is from the Federal Land Records of Wash. Co. AR. HINDS CHARLES K 8 16N 29W 80 1838/08/20 HINES JAMES A 35 16N 29W 40 1885/11/13 Regards, Nan [email protected]

Found using the state archives search at USGenWeb: Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------ http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/ky+index+942610790969 3+F 1810 WAYNE COUNTY, KENTUCKY ALPHABETICAL CENSUS INDEX This Census was abstracted by Darlene Homme email: [email protected] Please be advised that there may be transcription errors and that many surname variations and spelling errors occur. Please check the original documents if you find your ancestor. The key to all the columns are: SURNAME, First Name Males: under10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-45, 45+ Females: under10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-45, 45+ All other free persons except Indians, Slaves HINDS, Hannah 00000-20010-00 HINDS, Joseph 01101-00110-01 HINDS, Joseph 30111-11110-03 HINDS, Levy 10102-10100-01 HYNES, Joseph 00010-30010-00 HYNES, William 12001-11100-00

Found while searching the KY state archives at USGenWeb. A Capt. Hines is mentioned in the record of John B. Tyler below. Evidently - he is a Confederate if a federal group is surrendering to him. 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: 11ky.txt) 11th Kentucky Volunteers detailed roster The following names were compiled from Regimental Records at the National Archives. Spelling of names, along with alternate spellings, are as they appear on the Muster Rolls. Succeeding entries are: rank at enlistment, company assigned, age at enlistment, date enlisted and where enlisted. All enlistments were for three years, unless otherwise noted. The regiment was mustered into Federal Service on 9 Dec 61 at Calhoun, Kentucky. Hospitalizations, wounds, transfers, promotions and other information are also included. The regiment was mustered out of Federal Service 14-17 Dec 64 at Bowling Green, Kentucky. Unfortunately, the regimental papers were lost to Confederate forces on 23 Nov 64 due to the abandonment of Pulaski, Tennessee by Federal forces. Major General Schofield ordered the evacuation of Pulaski to return to Nashville and only essential materials were taken along. However, a few duplicate enlistment and discharge certificates still survive. Tyler, John B., Captain, C Co, 25 yrs, 10 Sep 61 at Rochester, KY. Wounded (slightly) at the battle of Stone's River (Murfreesboro, TN) on 2 Jan 63 and sent to General Hospital #1 Nashville, TN. Requested 20 days leave on 9 Jan 63 to recover from wounds. Captured 29 Jan 63 at Woodbury, KY by forces under General John H. Morgan and paroled. Captain Tyler's statement of capture dated 25 Feb 63: "I was on leave at Rochester and as I was returning from leave to rejoin my regiment at Bowling Green. I got on the steamer 'Hetty Gilmore.' Guerillas hailed the steamer near Woodbury and forced us to stop. We had only five soldiers aboard and only one musket, so we surrendered to CAPTAIN HINES, 2nd Brigade of Morgan's Division." Tendered resignation 11 Jun 63 due a musket ball lodged in right thigh and can't ride a horse since the regiment is now mounted. Discharged 19 Jun 63 at Carthage, TN.

Found while searching for Hinds at the KY USGenWeb archives at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm: I also added a Higginbotham because they are connected with one of the Hinds lines. So is her married name - Grider. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- NAMES APPEAR AS THEY WERE SPELLED IN THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT (search for variations) When sorting women by their maiden name, the married name appears in brackets. submitter codes: sr = Shirley Reynolds - her original submissions at ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/state/vitals/divorces/div1-15.txt "The only way to get a divorce in the State of Kentucky before the year 1809 was by an act of the state legislature. In January of 1809 the circuit courts were given authority to grant divorces. Some of these records come from a list of made by a gentleman named Glenn Cliff while he was working at the Kentucky Historical Society in the 1950's. This list of divorces was printed in the magazine "Bluegrass Roots" published by the Kentucky Genealogical Society beginning in the Spring of 1980. Some of these records I found while searching through the individual counties in the circuit court clerk's records and some are from reports of the Kentucky State Legislature." --Shirley Reynolds Higginbotham [Grider], Eliza Jane Grider, William Feb 6, 1839 sr Restored to her maiden name Eliza Jane Higginbotham. Hinds, Elizabeth Hinds, William Feb 29, 1836 sr Hinds, Nancy E. Hinds, William W. Feb 29, 1848 sr Hinds, William Hinds, Elizabeth Feb 29, 1836 sr Hinds, William W. Hinds, Nancy E. Feb 29, 1848 sr

Hi: Saw this message at another list. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------ "I research Thomas "King" STURGEON born in Indiana. Thomas was enumerated in 1870 Franklin County, Ark census: Margaret, wife - Manson, William, and Harley are listed as sons. Same household: Wiley Sturgeon, James HINES and Henry KNIGHT. Anyone know the Hines and Knight individuals? Best regards, Connie [email protected] STURGEON, BREWER, DAVIS, LOYD, DILL, McCONNELL, HINES, AND KNIGHT"

HI: This is in a book that has been filmed by the LDS. I sent it to the Hinds egroup last year but thought it should be in the Rootsweb archives. Regards, Nan [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------- LDS film 0962366 Item 2 - THE MINER FAMILY forgot to list the page number but this was in early part of the book: I Richard Haines b Eng d on the ocean 1682 mar Margaret children: 1. John d Nov 1728, m (1) 1684 Esther Borton; m (2) 1722, Hannah (_____) Wood. 2. Richard d 1746 mar Mary Carlile 3. William b 1672 d 1754 mar 1695 Sarah Payne 4. Thomas b 1675 d 1753 mar 1692 Elizabeth Austin 5. Mary b 1676 6. Joseph b on ship, 1682, d 1763; m (1) Dorothy ______; mar (2) Elizabeth Thomas II Thomas Haines, a Quaker, b. in Eng 1675, d at Burlington, NJ 1753; mar 1692, Elizabeth Austin Children: 1. Daniel b 1694; mar 1719, Elizabeth Bryan 2. Ann b 1696; mar 1717 John Sharp 3. Elizabeth b 1698; mar 1725, Samuel Sharp 4. Thomas b 1700, mar 1726 Rebecca Foster 5. Deborah b 1703 6. Margaret b 1705 mar 1727 Thomas Busby 7 George b 1709; mar (1) Edith Woolman; mar (2) 1731 Margaret Lamb 8 Amos in 1731, Rebecca Troth 9 Jane mar William Hooten III George Haines, a Quaker, b at Burlington NJ 1709; mar 1731 Margaret Lamb, a dau. of Jacob Lamb Children: 1. Isaac 2. George 3. Thomas 4. Mary 5. Elizabeth 6. Margaret 7. Ann 8. Lavinia ==================================================

Hi: Spotted these new Hinds/Hines/Hynes researchers at Rootsweb this week. Regards, Nan [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hinds 1876 1941 Liverpool Ellen, James tiki2000 Hines 1875 now Howick,Auckland,NZ Delz HYNES 1820 1910 IRE>Albany, NY glory27 HYNES, ANNIE cir1837 1890 WEM>IRE>NSW,AUS parents Patric Hynes & Julia Gintey cabailey tiki2000 rod long [email protected] Delz Delwyn [email protected] glory27 glory Bial [email protected] cabailey CBAILEY [email protected]

Does anyone know anything about this Jesse Hinds? These are the same years that my direct ancestor John Hinds and his son, David Hinds show up in the Lawrence Co. tax lists. They then moved to Crawford Co. in 1831 - it seems that Jesse may have stayed behind if he was part of the same family. I have no siblings for David HInds - am wondering if this is one. Found at Ancestry.com 1831 HINDS JESSE Lawrence County AR 002 Arkansas Territory Tax list AR 1830-1839 Tax Lists Index AR560413154 1830 HINDS JESSE Lawrence County AR 002 Arkansas Territory Tax list AR 1830-1839 Tax Lists Index AR560413155 1832 HINDS JESSE Lawrence County AR 022 Arkansas Territory Tax list AR 1830-1839 Tax Lists Index AR560413156 1833 HINDS JESSE Lawrence County AR 002 Arkansas Territory Tax list AR 1830-1839 Tax Lists Index AR560413157

Hi: I missed these spellings below when I sent the marriages from thi list last week. But there are too many Hines, Haines and Haynes for me to copy. You'll find them at: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4802.htm Regards, Nan [email protected] --------------------------------------- Found at Ancestry.com Search Terms: HIND (1) Database: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Combined Matches: 1 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Margaret Lander Groom: Thomas H Hind Bond Date: 14 Nov 1821 County: Cumberland Record #: 01 124 Bondsman: Wm Lander Witness: Chas Rhodes Bond #: 000032777 ============================= Search Terms: HINDES (3) Database: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Combined Matches: 3 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Judith Hindes Groom: Samuel Brothers Bond Date: 12 Feb 1806 County: Craven Record #: 01 039 Bondsman: Edmon Brothers Witness: S. Chapman, (C Bond #: 000024920 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Louisa Hindes Groom: Andrew Johnson Bond Date: 26 Sep 1847 County: Craven Record #: 02 189 Bondsman: James R Morris Witness: J G Stanly Bond #: 000027465 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Lucinda Hindes Groom: William S Martin Bond Date: 30 Dec 1840 County: Craven Record #: 02 232 Bondsman: John R Green Witness: J G Stanly Bond #: 000028173 ------------------------------------------------- North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Bethenia Hine Groom: Rudolph Reed Bond Date: 16 Oct 1835 County: Stokes Record #: 02 250 Bondsman: Jonathan Lowder Witness: Jno Hill Bond #: 000141068 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Cordelia C Hine Groom: Joseph Yokely County: Davidson Record #: 02 161 Witness: I. K. Perryman Bond #: 000039948 Marriage Date: 10 Aug 1864 Performed By: M. Killion, Justice of the Peace North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Elizh Hine Groom: Fred Aust Bond Date: 06 Feb 1802 County: Stokes Record #: 01 008 Bondsman: John Hine Witness: T Armstrong Bond #: 000137077 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Emaline Hine Groom: George W Hine Bond Date: 25 Nov 1866 County: Davidson Record #: 01 018 Bondsman: Yorke Foy Bond #: 000036779 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Emaline Hine Groom: George W Hine Bond Date: XX XXX 186X County: Davidson Record #: 02 056 Witness: J. K. Perryman Bond #: 000038536 Marriage Date: 02 Dec 1866 Performed By: J. D. Bodenhamer, Justice of the Peace North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Katharine Hine Groom: Jacob Weavel Bond Date: 14 Dec 1843 County: Davidson Record #: 02 148 Bondsman: Jacob Smith Witness: Wm. Raper, (Justice of the Peace Bond #: 000039779 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Mary Hine Groom: Henry Holder Bond Date: 04 Nov 1805 County: Stokes Record #: 01 145 Bondsman: Christian Lineb Witness: E Shober Bond #: 000139377 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Mary Hine Groom: Michael Gilman Bond Date: 15 Oct 1844 County: Surry Record #: 01 084 Bondsman: John Midkiff Bond #: 000144683 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Nancy Hine Groom: Isaac H Teague Bond Date: 25 Nov 1847 County: Davidson Record #: 01 050 Bondsman: Moses Teague Bond #: 000037515 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Polly Ann Hine Groom: Jeffrey Yokely Bond Date: 28 Nov 1864 County: Davidson Record #: 02 161 Witness: I. K. Perryman Bond #: 000039947 Marriage Date: 01 Dec 1864 Performed By: XXXXXX North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Souzietta C Hine Groom: Orren Mitchell Bond Date: 25 Dec 1847 County: Stokes Record #: 02 212 Bondsman: John D Devais Witness: J Golding, Deputy Clerk Bond #: 000140457 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Susanah Hine Groom: John A Sanders Bond Date: 17 Jul 1819 County: Stokes Record #: 02 263 Bondsman: James Snipes Witness: William Barr Bond #: 000141293

Hi: There were none spelled Hinds or Hind Regards, Nan [email protected] -------------------- Search Terms: HINES (4) Database: North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1660-1790 Combined Matches: 4 Name Location Will Date Probate Date Ross Bell Carteret County 24 Jan 1726 Will Sons: George, Ross, Joseph. Daughter: Mary Bell. Executor: Joseph Bell. Witnesses: Geo. Whitaker, James Hines, Margrett Bell. Clerk of the Court: John Galland. -------------- John Dickson Dobbs County 16 Apr 1769 Will Father: James Dickson. Mother: Jennet. Uncle: Robert Gracey. Friends: James Cummin, James Gibson (Executor), James Lindsay (Executor). Witnesses: Anthony Herring, Christopher Blanshard, Charles Hines. No probate. ---------- James Williams Bertie Precinct 21 Aug 1736 - Feb 1737 Will Son: Ezekiel. Daughters: Feribe and Jerusha Williams (two negroes). Wife and Executrix: Elizabeth. Executor: Theophilus Williams (brother). Witnesses: Robert Hines, William Standley, George Price. Clerk of the Court: Jno. Wynns. ---------- John Roe Richmond County 15 Nov 1780 - Mar 1783 Will Sons: Edward Roe (one shilling and no more), John Edward Roe and Samuel Roe. Daughters: Sarah Richardson Phillips, Jean Roe, Rachel Roe. Grandson: Samuel Salsbury Chears. Other legatee: Martha Ussery. Wife: Susannah. Executors: Susannah Roe and Joseph Chaplain. Witnesses: Joseph Hines, James Downing, Wm. Leago. Clerk of the Court: Wm. Love. -------------- Search Terms: HAINES (2) Database: North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1660-1790 Combined Matches: 2 Name Location Will Date Probate Date Joseph Williams Perquimans County 28 Jun 1772 Will Sons: James and Joseph (plantation between Garrgut and the Mill Swamp "whereon I now live"), William, Nathaniel. Daughters: Elizabeth, Mary and Ann Williams. Wife and Executrix: Frances. Witnesses: William Skinner, Robert Haines, Nicholas Brainer. Clerk of the Court: Miles Harvey. ------------------------- Horatio Woodhouse Onslow County 28 Jan 1755 - Jul 1755 Will Wife and Executrix: Catherine. Son: John (three negroes). Daughter: Aliss Haines (wife of Erasmus Haines of Va.). Executors: Henry Rodes and William Cray. Witnesses: Henry Moore, Casson Moore, Wm. Williams. Clerk of the Court: Will Cray. =========================== Search Terms: HAYNES (3) Database: North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1660-1790 Combined Matches: 3 Name Location Will Date Probate Date John Dawson Edgecombe County 22 Nov 1748 - May 1749 Will Sons: John, Demey, Sollomon. Daughters: Martha, Patience. Wife and Executrix: Mary. Witnesses: Benj. Champion, Frances Bythell Haynes. Clerk of the Court: Benjn. Wynns. ----------------- William Eaton Granville County 19 Feb 1759 20 Mar 1759 Will Saint Johns Parish in the County of Granville. Sons: William (lands in Dinwiddie and Brunswick counties in Virginia, except land received of William Scoggan), Thomas, Charles Rust. Daughters: Jane, wife of Colo. Nathaniel Edwards; Anne Haynes, relict of Andrew Haynes; Mary, wife of Robert Jones; Sarah, wife of Charles Johnson; Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Weldon; Martha Eaton. Grandson: Eaton Haynes. Wife and Executrix: Mary. The following lands devised: plantation in Granville "whereon I now live"; land in Granville called Bowsers; land where Lewis Ballard and Cormelial Earls live; land in Northampton called Cumboes; lots in the town of Halifax; land "where Granville Court house is built"; land on Tabbs Creek; lot in the town of Petersburg; land in Granville called Gould's; land on Little Fishing Creek called Youngs; land on Andersons Swamp; two tracts on Smiths Creek called Hughes and Rayborn's; lot in Halifax adjoining the Market place and Main street. A large number of negroes bequeathed, some being on plantations at Tabbs Creek and others on Mush Island. Witnesses: Wm. Person, Jas. Paine, Richd. Coleman. Clerk of the Court: Daniel Weldon. -------------------------- William Syms Edgecombe County 24 Oct 1755 Will Daughter: Sarah Whooper (plantation lying on Kehukey). Son: William. Executor: John Whitaker. Witnesses: Thos. Taylor, Mary Tree, Xtr. Haynes. No probate.

Hi: I looked under the spellng of Hinds, Hind, Hindes,Hynes, Hyne, Haines, Haynes Regards, Nan [email protected] ====================== Search Terms: HINES (4) Database: North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 Combined Matches: 4 the North Carolina Wills D. page 107 1785 DRAKE, LAZARUS, Sarah, Drury, Hines and David. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- the North Carolina Wills H. page 109 1781 HINES, RICHARD, Jesse and Mary. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- the North Carolina Wills H. page 109 1783 HINES, PETER, Henry and Peter. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- the North Carolina Wills H. page 317 1794 January, HINES, CHARLES, Nancy (wife); David, Rebekah, Sarah, Esther, Polly (children). =========================================== Search Terms: HYNES (1) Database: North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 Combined Matches: 1 the North Carolina Wills H. page 181 1774 HYNES, JOHN, John. ========================================= Search Terms: HAYNES (9) Database: North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 the North Carolina Wills H. page 34 1794 HAYNES, JOSHUA, Rebecca and Ketturah Manly (nieces). the North Carolina Wills H. page 139 1787 HAYNES, CHRISTOPHER, Lucy (wife). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- the North Carolina Wills H. page 139 1796 HAYNES, THOMAS, Christopher, Thomas, Eaton and Mary. the North Carolina Wills H page 199 1770 HAYNES, MARGARET, Waddell, Haynes. the North Carolina Wills H. page 314 1793 HAYNES, HERBERT, Polly, Elizabeth.