This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hinds Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EKj.2ACIB/354 Message Board Post: Reprinted with permission per: Charles Brady, Obituaries Editor The Monett Times 505 Broadway Monett, Mo. 65708 417-235-3135 FAX-235-8852 obituaries@monett-times.com Bi-County Obituaries for November 15, 2004 Published November 15, 2004 04:00 PM CST Services for Dorothy M. Hinds, 59, of Pierce City, who died November 10, were held at 1 p.m. November 13 at Lakin Chapel in Pierce City with Rev. John Masters officiating. Music was provided by J. D. Smith and Kay Smith who sang I Won't Have To Cross Jordan Alone and A Closer Walk With Thee. Organist was J. D. Smith. Casketbearers were Jason Moore, Marty Hunnell, David Hunnell, Eric Moore, Robert Voelker, and Jack George. Burial was in Pierce City Cemetery under the direction of Lakin Funeral Home of Pierce City. Bi-County Obituaries for November 11, 2004 Published November 11, 2004 04:00 PM CST Dorothy Mae Hinds, 59, Pierce City, died Wednesday, November 10, at Cox Medical Center South, Springfield. Miss Hinds was born December 29, 1944, at Neosho. She was a graduate of Pierce City High School and a member of the First Congregational Church of Pierce City where she was a deaconess. Survivors include her mother, Enola Seufert Hinds, Pierce City; four sisters, Linda Hinds of Pierce City, Sandy Hunnell of Monett, Patty Moore of Aurora and Shirley Voelker of Enid, Oklahoma; and one brother, Richard Hinds of Pierce City. She was preceded in death by her father, Richard Hinds. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m., Saturday, November 13, with the Reverend John Masters officiating, at Lakin Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Pierce City Cemetery under the direction of Lakin Funeral Home. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m., Friday, November 12, at the funeral home.

Hi: Found while browsing. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ================================== Found at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rnelson/html/notes/not0010.html [NI07276] [Ethel (Hurff) Jennings: recollections of her childhood in a letter to JOHN HAINES found at the Burlington Co. Library Family File] "He was living with Aunt Lydia in Mt. Holly. Had a little store and was interested in trotting horses. It is one of my earliest memories sitting on the family Bible or dictionary to eat dinner at the grown-up table and being taken to see the horses- not to the races- too small. I believe he had a step-mother or father. There was a Mattie Dill name in his family and I believe he settled the estate- also a Mattie Coles. He was born 12-3-1830, d. 1-8-1898 buried in Haddonfield Baptist Cemetery. Lot 1433. Our records say he married Aunt Lydia before 1860..."

Hi: Since we have Hinds researchers with ancestors in NC I thought I should forward this message from the Hines list. If you are interested in this message thread you need to go to the URL listed below. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com =============================== This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TKj.2ACIB/1838.1 Message Board Post: I have a Daniel Hines in Duplin County, NC in the 1780-1800 timeframe. This is my GGGgrandfather. There are quite a few folks trying to figure out the several Daniel Hines individuals in that area. This Daniel Hines was married to a Chloe Ivey in 1794 per a slave deed. I cannot say for sure if Chloe was a first wife or a latter wife at this time. The records are scarce in this area due to 3 Dobbs County Courthouse fires between 1759 and 1791 when Dobbs County was dissolved. Any records that survived for the most part were destroyed in a Lenoir County Courthouse fire in 1880. Many of these Hines families in the Duplin County area came from Bertie County and from Virginia. I do have quite a bit of information on the Duplin County, NC Daniel Hines but I cannot yet prove his father. If I can assist or you think this might be a canidate for your Daniel then let me know. I do believe this Daniel to have been born before 1755.

Hi: I spotted this on the Hynes list and since there are Canadian (and possibly Irish) researchers on this list I thought I would send it along. Morristown, NY is in St. Lawrence Co. NY. He was born in IRE, lived in Morristown, NY, then Brockville, Ontario where his wife died, and himself died in Cleveland OH. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ====================================== Sender: HYNES-L-request@rootsweb.com Looking to find information on William Hynes who lived in Morristown, NY who crossed the St. Law. River to Brockville, Ontario to work as the Sec. of Education. He was born in Dublin, Ireland, 1792 and died in Cleveland, OH 1866. He married Margaret Burrell b. abt 1798 and died in Brockville, Ont. 1832. He had a daughter Charlotte who married Leonard Sayers/Sayre in NY or Ontario in 1846. Another daughter, Frances married Franklin Rosencran/Rosengrant in Morristown, NY in 1839. Any help on these people would be appreciated. Gary, Canton, NY From: <gbushaw@northnet.org>

Hi: This was posted at the Towler list but thought it should go into the Hinds archives because of the mention of James Hinds who married a Margaret Towler. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ================================== Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WcSBAIB/86.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Linda Hope you find this and that it helps let me know what you come up with. Take Care Mike Descendants of Thomas TRAMMELL-1305 Tue, 20 Jan 1998 Page 34 ------------------------------------------------------------ 10-- Mary H. TRAMMELL-2815 (-) 10-- Leonidas H. TRAMMELL-2816 (-) 9-- Mary E. TRAMMELL-2811 (19 May 1830 MO-29 Aug 1875 AR) sp-Thomas A. TOWLER-2817 (m 27 May 1847 AR) (21 Apr 1822 VA-) 10-- Margaret TOWLER-2818 (1848 AR-) sp-James HINDS-2830 (-) 10-- James TOWLER-2819 (1850 AR-) 10-- Nancy TOWLER-2820 (-) sp-David DICKEY-2831 (m 10 May 1871) 10-- Mary E. TOWLER-2821 (AR-) sp-William ROUGH-2832 (-) 10-- John TOWLER-2822 (-) 10-- Thomas J. TOWLER-2823 (-) 10-- Even(Evan?) TOWLER-2824 (-) 10-- Ben F. TOWLER-2825 (-) 10-- Infant TOWLER-2826 (-) 10-- Infant TOWLER-2827 (-) 10-- Infant TOWLER-2828 (-) 10-- Infant TOWLER-2829 (-) 9-- Sarah Angeline TRAMMELL-2812 (1835/1836 MO-Mar 1900) sp-Robert J. HARRELL-2836 (m 27 July 1855 AR) (-1863) 10-- John Wiley HARRELL-2837 (1858 AR-young) 10-- William Stering Price HARRELL-2838

Hi: This was sent to the Hines list but I thought it could be a Hinds so I am sending it for the Hinds-L archives. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com =============================== Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/TKj.2ACIB/107.108.225.227.228.229. 231.1 Message Board Post: My Gr-Gr-Grandfather, John Hines, b 1810 VA., was believed to be half Native American. We have been searching for abt 10 years for names of his parents. He marr Sarah Dearth, b 1813, and they had ten children, living first in Monroe Co.,OH.; then moved to Pleasants Co. WVa, which is now Tyler Co. I understand that when Native American's marr'd into a white family, that they took the white families last name. This helped them to blend in, and kept them from being moved West to Reservations. Any other Hines out there with similar Brickwall?

Hi: If you are not a member of the New England Hist. & Gen. Society - you might be interested in this message about free access to their online database of the NE Register. The rest of the online databases are evidently not free - just the Register newsletter but it has great articles about the early ancestral lines. The NE Register database will be free Nov. 25 through Nov 28 at: www.NewEnglandAncestors.org Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ====================== A Feast of Ancestors! Enjoy Free Access to the Register Online Over Thanksgiving Weekend! NEHGS is pleased to offer free access to its New England Historical and Genealogical Register database on NewEnglandAncestors.org over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend! Normally only available to NEHGS members, the Register database will be accessible to everyone from Thursday, November 25 through Sunday, November 28, 2004. We encourage all NEHGS members to spread the word about this offering, and we hope that those of you who are not members find a veritable feast of ancestors in the Register database! Published quarterly since 1847, The New England Historical and Genealogical Register is the flagship journal of American genealogy and the oldest journal in the field. The online database includes issues from 1847 to 1994. The Register has featured articles on a wide variety of topics since its inception, including vital records, church records, tax records, land and probate records, cemetery transcriptions, obituaries, and historical essays. Authoritative compiled genealogies have been the centerpiece of the Register for more than 150 years. Thousands of New England families have been treated in the pages of the journal and many more are referenced in incidental ways throughout. The articles in the Register range from short pieces correcting errors in print or solving unusual problems to larger treatments that reveal family origins or present multiple generations of a family. Look for details on how to obtain free access to the Register in a special eNews bulletin to be sent out Wednesday, November 24. A link will also be available on that date on the home page of our website, www.NewEnglandAncestors.org.

Hi: I spotted this mention of Gen. Thomas Hinds while researching early Arkansas. The entire article can be found at the website below. I am putting just a few paragraphs below. We have other messages concerning Gen. Hinds in our archive so thought I would add this to the group. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ======================================= Found at: http://www.tc.umn.edu/~mboucher/mikebouchweb/choctaw/chotreat.htm Two things became apparent within a month after Andrew Jackson's triumphant inducement of the Choctaws to sign the Treaty of Doaks Stand. First, in pressing for an advantage over the Choctaws, the United States government had ceded the Choctaws more than one third of the land already claimed by the Territory of Arkansas. Second, the vast majority of the Choctaws had no intention of leaving their traditional homeland in Mississippi although their holdings had been reduced to a mere 10,432,130 acres. When the government of the Territory of Arkansas learned that the Choctaws now owned practically half of their territory, they immediately raised a howl demanding that the treaty be rescinded. But, Calhoun, intent on his plan, was already urging William Ward, his agent to the Choctaws, to get the Choctaws off the land they had ceded to the United States under the treaty headed west. When Ward reported no luck, he was replaced with Edmund Fulsom, who had just about as much success as did Ward. In 1822, Calhoun slacked off his removal effort to cool the rising boundary dispute between the United States and the Territory of Arkansas concerning lands ceded to the Choctaws. In January of 1823, Calhoun delegated Gen. Thomas Hinds of Mississippi and William Woodward of Arkansas Territory to go into the Choctaw Nation and convince the chiefs that the boundary should be negotiated. They failed. However, the Choctaw chiefs, by this time tired of the bickering, were at least willing to talk about it, and offered to send a delegation to Washington, D. C. to at least discuss the boundary problem.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hinds Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EKj.2ACIB/353 Message Board Post: To Maria Smith, I have waited in vain to hear back from you, I am hoping that you read the message board from time to time as you left me hanging in mid air after the initial excitment of finally finding you. I am very interested in the family history that you have and can hardly wait to get news of all our relations in England. Do hope you see this, regards from your New Zealand relations. Best wishes , Jenny

Elaine wrote: >gee, I guess nobody has a copy of his book. Thanks anyway.< Elaine: I googled all over the place and no mention of any family book by a Paul Hinds was found. Are you sure you have the right name? If so, then it was a private book that he wrote and didn't share with the world. Why don't you go to Ancestral file and see if he shared his work there. You can download gedcoms from that site. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com

Nan, I emailed somebody this morning and she said she didn't remember him writing a book. So maybe I misunderstood. Checking the Ancestral file would be a good idea. I haven't been able to find anybody who is researching my Jacob Hinds b 14 Jan 1774 in Hanover Township, NJ. married Susan Rogers and d 12 Oct 1856 in Bristol, Addison Co., VT. I know of one daughter Sally Hinds b 1798. She married Myron Sturdevant in VT. Elaine

gee, I guess nobody has a copy of his book. Thanks anyway. Elaine Sturdevant <lainy@pacbell.net> wrote:Good morning listers, A few years ago I heard about a book that had been written by Paul Hinds. It was supposedly about the HINDS family history. I'm wondering if anybody might have a copy of that book and, if so, if I could get a copy. Unfortunately, I believe Paul passed away a few years ago so I can't get a copy from him. Thanks for your help. Elaine Sturdevant ============================== Expand your family tree. Search more than 200 million names in Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Hi: Spotted while browsing. I may have sent this before. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com =========================== Found at: http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/HH/fhu53.html (It mentions a W. E. Hinds, co-author of a book on boll weevels) HUNTER, WALTER DAVID (1875-1925). Walter David Hunter, entomologist, was born on December 14, 1875, in Lincoln, Nebraska. He was a pioneering expert on the boll weevil and pink bollwormqqv and an authority on medical and veterinary entomology, insect taxonomy, and biology and control of grasshoppers and other insects. He received B.A. (1895) and M.A. (1897) degrees from the University of Nebraska. After additional work at the University of Nebraska and Iowa State College he was employed in 1901 as a special field agent of the United States Department of Agriculture to conduct research on the boll weevil. Hunter came to Texas in 1901 and set out to learn as much as possible about the boll weevil. In 1902 a Department of Agriculture laboratory was established at Victoria, and Hunter was placed in charge. He staffed the laboratory with competent researchers. Results of the first two years of work were published as a USDA bulletin. This publication, written by Hunter and W. E. Hinds, is still considered to be the most important basic work on the life history and habits of the boll weevil. The boll weevil laboratory was moved to Dallas in 1905, and Hunter's work was broadened to cover other pests. He and his associates were responsible for many useful recommendations on crop and animal pests. After the laboratory was again moved in 1909, following the boll weevil eastward into Louisiana, Hunter became more involved in administrative work. He and his family moved to Washington, D.C., where they lived for several years while he worked for the agriculture department. In 1917 he was transferred back to Texas, where he was put in charge of attempts to eradicate the pink bollworm. This demanding work may have contributed to Hunter's sudden death. According to Charles N. Gould,qv a friend of Hunter from the University of Nebraska days, Hunter was "a soldier of science who gave his life in the line of duty." Hunter's scientific abilities were well recognized. During his relatively short life he authored or coauthored more than 100 publications on a broad array of insects and ticks. He was president of the American Association of Economic Entomologists in 1912 and of the Entomological Society of Washington in 1915. He was awarded an honorary doctorate by Tulane University for his contributions to agriculture. He married Mary P. Smith of Victoria in 1905, and they had one daughter. Hunter died while he was on a business trip in El Paso, on October 13, 1925. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Dallas Morning News, April 11, 1942. Charles N. Gould, Covered Wagon Geologist (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1959). L. O. Howard, "Walter David Hunter," Journal of Economic Entomology 18 (1925). Horace R. Burke ==========================================

Hi: I ran across this great website concerning the minutes of the Hinds Valley, TN church members. This is the Hinds Valley near Rockwood and NOT the one north of Knoxville near the Cumberland Gap. I am pasting the names of the Hinds members in 1833 below - also the Hankins and Higgins which are names connected with Hinds. Dismissed by letter may mean that they are being transferred to another place. Correct me if I am wrong, please. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ======================================= Main webpage at: http://www.intrnet.net/~beths/ Minutes of the Bullock Pen, Hinds Valley, and Crab Orchard Creek Churches Roane and Morgan County, Tennessee 1820 - 1924 typed from church clerks' originals and transcriptions by Beth Davidson Syler 1985-2000 -------------------------------- 1833 List of Members found at:: http://www.intrnet.net/~beths/index09.html#Members-1833 Names of Members Now Belonging to the Church [[ALPHABETIZED BY COMPILER]] [[Because the following names have been alphabetized, the numbers are out of order. These numbers indicate the order in which the names were listed on the church clerks hand transcription (ascendingorder: 1-146) . This was probably the order in which the members joined the church. These numbers also appeared on the original (as well as this transcription).]] [[ Page 36 ]] HANKINS, Rutha[[or Reetha ]] DismiSsed by letter HANKINS, Absalom ExcludedPage 3 [[of original]] HARDIN, Margarett HARRIETT a woman of color Excluded HARRIS, Thomas DismisSt by letter HATFIELD, Enick Exspirance HATFIELD, Mary HATFIELD [[No first name]] HATFIELD, Nancy ExcludedPage 97 [[of orig.]] HAYES, Arreny DismiSsed by letter HICKEY, Carter HIGGINS, Ambrous Dismist by letter HIGGINS, Daniel ExcludedPage 2 [[of original]] HIGGINS, Joseph ExcludedPage 19 [[of original]] HIGGINS, Margarett DismiSst by letter HIGGINS, Martha Dead in 1837 HIGGINS, Nancy Dismist by letter HIGGINS, Ruth dismiSs by letter HINDS, Eli.S.. DismiSst by letter HINDS, Eliza HINDS, Elizabeth DismiSsed by letter HINDS, James..R HINDS, Jemima.Ann. HINDS, John John Hinds died on the 6 of June 1858 HINDS, Joseph Died Oct 17th 1846 HINDS, Mymer Excluded HINDS, Nancy Dec.d Nov. the 20th 1877 HINDS, Rachel Deceased HINDS, Sarah HINDS, Susan Dided December :8: 1857 HOMES, Hardy ============================================== Found at: http://www.intrnet.net/~beths/index.html#anchor3174693 Timeline 1812or Earlier--Bullock Pen church existed and was recorded in 1812 as a member of the TN Association of Churches when it met at Bullock Pen church in Roane County. 1820-- Hinds Valley church began. The Hinds Valley church claimed 1820 as its beginning although it was under the name of Bullock Pen church. It was located where its cemetery still is, in Roane Co., TN, south of Rockwood, & 1.7 mi. N. of the Rhea County line, in Glen Alice, across Hwy. 27 from Whites Creek Church. 1833- 1924--Hinds Valley church existed under its own name, the church changed its name from Bullock Pen to "Hindses Valley church in March 1833 (see page 48). 1835-1868 or later--Arm of church existed as "Hines Valley Church at Crab Orchard Creek, Morgan County. Location not known but supposedly near Oakdale. 1924, May 10--The Hinds Valley church in Roane County disbanded, writing letters of recommendation for each other to sister churches. 1924-1930s--Hinds Valley church building was moved to Birds Branch, according to Edna Clacks conversation in Oct. 2000, with her uncle William (Bill) Baxter Clack (1905- 2000), who remembed attending Hinds Valley church a couple of times with his grandfather. We regret the recent passing of Mr. Clack. The location is west of Rockwood toward Crossville, off Hwy 70, north of Westel, between Hwy. 70 and I-40. ================================= Acknowledgements Many thanks to Edna Clack of Rhea County, who has helped tremendously with information about the churches and with putting these minutes on her website. Also, a lot of gratitude goes to Paul Webb, an archeologist in Durham, NC, who recently came out of the blue with another record book of original and transcribed Hinds Valley minutes. These were handed down from his grandmother Nora Collins Webb (1881-1975), who lived on No Pone Valley Road in Meigs County. He has willingly performed many look-ups to fill in gaps in the compilers originals. His minutes, which extend much further than those of this compiler, have also solved two mysteries: the connection between the Bullock Pen and the Hinds Valley churches (see page 28 "name changed...) and the discovery of the date that Hinds Valley church disbanded (1924). Thanks to Paul, these minutes were put on microfilm (#1046 at the State Library and Archives in Nashville, Tennessee). Mr. and Mrs. James Hinds, the only Hinds family still remaining in Hinds Valley, invited me into their lovely home, which overlooks the Hinds Valley Cemetery and the Church site, and provided valuable historical information. Julie Cromwell deserves many acknowledgements for the wonderful job she does with the Morgan County webpage. Thanks for putting these minutes on line, Julie. Also, thanks to my son Jim Syler, who helped critique some of the material, and was my ftp trouble-shooter; to my brother Stanley Davidson, who thrashed through the woods helping me look for the sites of the old Hinds Valley and Crab Orchard Creek churches; my nephew Craig Davidson, who spurred me on in learning to put these minutes on the web; to my brothers Johnny, M. T., and Wesley Davidson for (respectively) computer and web assistance, helpful advice when requested, and some preliminary scanning and formatting; to Dr. K.K. Collins, Professor,Department of English, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois, for additional advice; and to all of the above for their valuable encouragement throughout this long and tedious project.

Hi: I copied these entries of Hinds names in the Hinds Valley Church minutes near Rockwood TN through 1831. There are further years at: http://www.intrnet.net/~beths/index05.html#anchor205936 Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ====================================== [[Note that this is the first entry that mentions an actual meeting place: "John hindeses during the winter."”]] [[ 1823 ]]NOVEMBER2ND SATUDAY church met and after worshp procead to business1opend a door for the Reception of members2Move our meeting to John hindeses during the winterso dismist in order1823 [[ 1824 ]]13th NOVEMBERAND SECOND SATURDAY church met and after worship proceaded to business1stOpened a door for the Reception of members2ndSister nancy under wood applyed for a letter of dismission it was granted3rdChurch agrees to hold 3 meetings at John Hindeses during the winterSo dismist in order No record for April, May or June of 1829 [[The following is the first entry where "United Baptist Church of Jesus Christ” has appeared in these minutes (but was probably just an omission by the clerk).]] JULY, 2nd SATURDAY [[1829]] The united Baptist Church of Jesus Chris at Bullock pen met at John hindes and after worship procead to BusinessistInvited Brethr of Sister churches to a seat with us 2nd opend a dor for the Reception of members3rdappoint Brother william Kirk Clerk Protem4ththe chur agree to Refer the ordanation of Brother Kirk to some further timeSo dismist In orderWilliam KirkClerk Protem [[Entries beginning with "1829, 8th AUGUS” indicate in the following ways (gleaned from the minutes by this compiler) an apparent reorganization of the church. During these periods of time, there were country-wide divisions among Baptists, to which this possible split at Bullock Pen may or may not have been connected: 1)the church met at John Hinds in the middle of the summer (only winter meetings were usually held there); 2) the number of members was presented to their association; 3) Rules of Decorum were formed for the church (in July 1829), 4) and then about a year later adopted a Confession of Faith; 5) William Kirk was ordained to "pastoral charge” (in November 1829), his letter of dismission granted the following month, then two months later, "Bro. Stuart” was appointed as pastor; 6)"the church” moved into "Hindes Valley Meeting House” apparently in June 1833, having met at John Hinds "until a new meetin [house] can be built” (see Mar. 1830). The church continued to be referred to in the minutes as Bullock Pen through February 1833, then in the 2nd Saturday meeting in March 1833, the name was changed to "Hindses Valley” and the beginning of the April 1833 entry read, "The United Baptist Church of Christ at Hindes Valley Meeting House.” The church had also reorganized in 1820 at the beginning of these minutes. This may have been the reason Hinds Valley did not claim the minutes of Bullock Pen church before 1820 (even though the Bullock Pen church existed at least as early as 1812.]] Robert Walker was no longer clerk after March 14, 1828, but there is evidence that his death occurred within months afterward, so this apparently had nothing to do with a possible division in the church. William Kirk served in Brother Walkers place beginning in July 1829, and in the August 8, 1829 meeting "Brother Magors” is asked to get the church book and papers at "the house of Robert Wakers Seceased.” This is definitely an "S” instead of a "d” as in "deceased,”but a 3rd- great granddaughter of Robert Walker, Alison Agins, believes that he did die sometime near this time. Alison says, "He wrote his will June 27, 1829....they got the records [[at the courthouse]] Aug 1829 and the will went to court Nov 1829." 1829, 8th AUGUS the church met and after worship proceaded to Business1stopend a door for Reception of membersand Received Robert S. Mahan By Experience2ndapointed Brothe Magors to Cawl for the Church Book and Papers at the house of Brothe Robert Wakers Seceased [[sic]]and to Present them to Brothr Kirk in order to make a Return and a list of the names of all the members &Cour number to be presented to the aSociati 4thappointed Kirk to draw our lette for the asociation and fetch to our nex meeting for InspectionSo dismist till SUNDAY 11 OCLOCKChurchuch met acording to appointmen and after worship opend a doo for the Reception of members and Receive John hinds by Experience2ndapointe Brothe Kirk and Brother Magers our deligates to Bair our leter to the associationso dismist in order [[1829]] 12 SEPTEMBER, SECOND SATURDAY The Church met and after worship proceaded to BusinessBrother Samuel Liles Stood Moderatoristopened a door for Reception of members2ndReceived AllBrite Williams by Experience3rdthe church apointed Brother Robert .S. Mahan to be her Clerk. 4thagreed to Call a Presbetery to ordain Brothe KirkBrother Peter Magors agreed to Bair our petition to PisgahBrother John Hinds to Bair one to Bethel and ConcordBrothe Robert .S.Mahan to Bair one to Cove Creek ChurchSo dismist in order 1829Robert .S. MahanChurch Clerk 1829, 14th NOVEM, SECOND SATURDAY The United Baptist Church of Chris at Bulok Pen met and after worship Proceaded to Business Brother Stuart Stood moderateristopend a door for Reception of members and Received Brother Asa Newport and Brothe Ely Hinds By Experience3rdCald for the Refference and so Enter Into the ordination of Brother Kirk agreeable to the Request of the church4thElder John farmer and Elde BenJamon Sturad[[sic]]attend as a Prisbetery to said ordanation5thafter Interogateing the Church and said Brother .Wl [[William]]Kirk they ordaind him to the Pastoral Charge by laying on of hands and firvent Prayer6thagreed to meet at half past ten oclock and to go into the ordinan [[ordinance]]of Baptism before worshipSo dismist in order Robert S. Mahan - Church Clerk 1830 13TH FEBRUARY The united Baptist Church of Jesus christ at Bullock Pen met and after worship Procead to BusinessBrother Stuart Stood moderatoristopen a door for Reception of members 2ndthe chur apointd Brother Stuard to atten to our church as our pasterhe Beeing most Conveniant to us3rdBrothe Stuard after Expressing his love to us and his Cituation &C agreed to attend us the present yearSo dismist tilto morow 10:oclock and met acordin to appointment and after worship and order Received Elezebeth Hinds By Experience So dismis in orderRobert .S. Mahan -- Church Clerk [[1830]]13TH MARCH, SECON SATURDAY The church met and after worship procead to Businessistopend a door for the Reception of members2ndtook into Consideration our meetin house and agreed to hold and Continue our church meeting at Brother John hindes until a new meetin [[house]] can be Built3rdthe church agreed and apointed Brothe StuardBrother gorden - with Brothe Asa Newport to form Rules of Decorum for the ChurchSo dismist til tomoro ten oclock and met acordin to appointment and proceade to the ordinance of Baptising Sister Elizebeth Hindes and after worship opend a door for Reception of Members and receive Brother Isac Matlock and [[Patcy?]]Matlock his wife by leterthen Red and Received the Rules of decorumSo dismist in orderRobert .S. MahanClerk [[1830]]9th MAY, 2ND SATURDAY Church met and after worship proceaded to Businessistopen a dor for the Reception of membrs2agreed to hold our Communon meeting the 2nd Saturday in July3agreed to petition Bethel for their decons to asist us4ththe Church agree to petion Pisgah for ministerial helps5thBrothe John Hinds and Brother Asa Newport agree to Bair petion to Bethel for the assistence of their decons and Brother newport and Brothe Ely Hinds allso agree to Bair petion to Pisgah for for their minsterial help to attend with us at our Communion meeting6the church agrees to Seek one among ourselves to fill the office of a deaconSo dismist in orderRobert .S. MahanClerk 1830, 12TH JUNE, SECOND SATURDAY The United Baptist Church of Christ at at Bullock Pen Met and after worship Proceaded to Business1stInvited Brether of our Ster. [[sister]]churches to Set with us then opend a door for Reception of members3rdCauld for Refference 4thapointed Brother John hind[[sic]]our Deacon and set him apart for ordination at our next meeting and that it Comme [[commence]]on fryday ad[[and]]be a three days meetingSo dismist in orderRobert .S. MahanChurch Clerk 1830 FRYDAY, JULY THE 9TH The united Baptist church of christ at Bullock pen met and after worship Proceaded to Businessistopen a door for the Reception of members 2ndSister Mary Kirk applyed for a leter of dismission which was granted3rdthe church agree that on condition that the ministerial helpp attending us this meeting should think it not avisable to go in to the ordanation of Brothe hind as deacon at this time wee will Refure it: and petition again to the sister churches against our next meeting for ministerial helpsSo dismist till tomorow ten oclock SATURDAY 10:OCLOCK - the church met and after worship proceaded to business istopend a door for the Reception of members and Invited the the Brether of sister churches to set with us2ndReceived Brother James Brigs by Experience: 3rdBrother John Hinds was ordaind our decon by the assistence of Brother Elder BenJamin Stuart and Brother Daniel Brigs as ministerial helpsSo dismist in order Robert .S. Mahan Church Clerk 1830, 14TH AUGUST, SECOND SATURDAY Thechurch met and after worship procead to Business1stopen a door for the reception of members2ndReceived Katherine Mahan By Experience3rdthe church appointed Brother John hinds and brothe asa Newport our dillegates to Bair our letter to the association4thwe agree not to devide the asociationSo dismist in orderRobert .S. Mahan Church Clerk 1831 12TH MARCH the church Met and after worship proceaded to Business:1stInvited Brethern of Sister churches to set with us2ndopend a door for Reception of members 3Cauled for Refference4thbrother Isaac Matlock faild to attend this meeting and the caws iS laid over till the next church meeting5thBrothe Mahan and Brother John Hind to Invite Brother Matlock to the next meeting6the Church appointed Brothe Mahan and Brother Newport to apply to the Clerk of the Bethel Church for a coppy of the Churches Confession of faithSo dismist in order Robert S MahanClerk 1831 14th MAY the church met and after worShip proceaded to Businessfirstopend a door for Reception of members2ndthe Church agree to hold Communon meeting the Second Saturday In July and appointed Brothr John Hinds and Brother Newport to Bair our petition to Pisgah for ministeriel help and Brother Mahan and Brother Ely Hinds to Bair a petition to Concord Church for their Ministeriel help at our Communion seasonSo dismist in orderRobert :S: Mahan [[ 1831 ]] THE 2ND SATURDAY OF SEPTEMBER the church met and after worship proceaded to Businessistopend a door for the Reception of members2ndCauld in a Collection for the Purpose of Printin the minutes which was made up By Brother John HinesBrother MagorsBrother Mahan and Brother Newport - Each one 12 1/2 Cents3rdthe church appointed Brothe Neport [[sic]] Church TresurorSo dismist in orderRobert .S. Mahan 1832 14TH JANUARY SECOND SATURDAY the church of Jesus Christ at Bullock Pen Met and after worship Procead to Business firstBrother Elder Stuard Stood Moderaterisopend a door for the Reception of members2ndThe church: Send Brother Mahan and Brother Ely Hinds to Invite Sister Patcy Matlock to our next Church Meetingthen dismist in order Robert .S: Mahan Church Clerk

Good morning listers, A few years ago I heard about a book that had been written by Paul Hinds. It was supposedly about the HINDS family history. I'm wondering if anybody might have a copy of that book and, if so, if I could get a copy. Unfortunately, I believe Paul passed away a few years ago so I can't get a copy from him. Thanks for your help. Elaine Sturdevant

Clifton Hinds <CHINDS@aollc.biz> wrote:Date: Thu, 04 Nov 2004 13:01:03 -0600 From: "Clifton Hinds" To: CC: Subject: Allegheny County Cemetery Records From Rootsweb CEMETERY RECORDS ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA Chartiers Cemetery Records 801 Noblestown Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15106-1249 HINDES ANNIE LEIGH 1871 1966 CHARTIR G HINDES SAMUEL E. 1896 1941 CHARTIR G HINES BELLA 1869 1945 CHARTIR G HINES CHARLES P. 1864 1947 CHARTIR G HINES HARRIETTE C. 1900 1959 CHARTIR G HINES JOHN L. 1925 1980 CHARTIR K HINES JOSEPHINE 1914 1948 CHARTIR I HINES KATHRYN G. 1919 1974 CHARTIR I HINES MALAH MAY 1893 1970 CHARTIR K HINES ROBERT WESLEY 1mo 1930 1930 CHARTIR DIVCIII HINES THOMAS D. 1915 1960 CHARTIRS VET. HINES WILLIAM C. 1893 1952 CHARTIR G HINES WILLIAM J. 1889 1966 CHARTIR K Greenwood Cemetery 321 Kittanning Pike Pittsburgh, PA 15215-1117 HINES, MARJORIE (infant), b: 24 Jan 1921, d: 07 Aug 1921 Minersville Cemetery Church Records (Second German Evangelical-Lutheran Church Cemetery) Ossipee & Shawnee Streets Herron Hill (Uptown-Pittsburgh) (Allegheny County) PA HINES, MARION AUG 25, 1900 3 MOS Quail / Bellevue Cemetery (formerly Bayne Cemetery) Bellevue, Pennsylvania HINDS, Charles M. 17 Jun 1940 HINDS, Charles Newton b. 1893 d. 1940 St. Mary's (new) Cemetery Sharpshill, PA (O'Hara Township, Allegheny County) Section F HINES, BERTRAM 1915-1940 SON, NAME ON ROSENTHALER STONE St. Mary's (new) Cemetery Sharpshill, PA (O'Hara Township, Allegheny County) Section G Hines, Catherine E., 1916-2000 Hines, John W., 1915-1981 ST. NICHOLAS CROATIAN RC CEMETERY Hahn Road, Pittsburgh, PA (Ross/Shaler Township, Allegheny County) HINES, ROBERT H. AUG 14, 1924-MAY 12, 1963 HUSBAND AND FATHER St. Teresa of Avila Cemetery Brant & Second Streets Perrysville, Pennsylvania HYNES, JOHN G. JR. DEC 8, 1905-AUG 20, 1976 US NAVY WORLD WAR II --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. www.yahoo.com/a

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hinds Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/EKj.2ACIB/331.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks, Barbara in the US. Australia is a big place with registration of births deaths and marriages being registered by six states and various territories. To start a search of public records one needs to know where in Australia these people migrated to. I noticed the following death entries at the NSW Births Death and Marriages site at http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au Registration Number Last Name Given Name(s) Father's Given Name(s) Mother's Given Name(s) District 21122/1940 MCBAIN ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN (AYNSLEY) SYDNEY 21509/1942 MCBAIN ANNIE ELIZABETH ROBERT JAMES BRIDGET PETERSHAM

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/EKj.2ACIB/331.1 Message Board Post: I am looking for a "Helen Ann Hinds" or Hynds, born 1924 June 23 at 4 PM Balblair Road, Parish of Aldearn, County of Nairn, Scotland. Her mother was Isabella Hynds and there was no father registered. She was given to her grandmother to be raised shortly after her birth. Her gram's name was Elizabeth McBain. They supposedly went to Australia. There is no telling where she is or was or if she married and what her name was. Thanks, Barbara in the US. Looking for this relative. Many thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HINDS Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EKj.2ACIB/352 Message Board Post: Grave of Ann Alice (HORTON) HINDS is in the Lenora South Cemetery (Lenora, Norton Co., Kansas), on-line transcription at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kslca/index.htm