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Nan, thanks for posting the message on Eleazor Bailey. The Marshall Co AL Hinds family is descended from my Joseph Hinds 1705. I have a couple of Nancys in that branch who aren't accounted for. I'll follow up on the Marshall board. Ken -- _____________________________________________________________________ Ken Hinds | He that will not reason is a |___ _|___ | _ | California USA | bigot; he that cannot reason | _|_| |_ | |_| |_| hindskw at | is a fool; he that dares not | |_ |_ | |_|_ _| cts | reason is a slave. | | |_ | |___| |_| | dotcom | -- William Drummond |_| _|_|_|___ | | _______________|________________________________|___|_________|_|___| http://www.users.cts.com/crash/h/hindskw/

Hi: This descendancy below has SUSAN HINDS, daughter of JOHN HINDS and MARIE WADE. She was born 1836, and died February 23, 1861. It also has her children. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com -------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: INTERNET:BERGIE97@aol.com, INTERNET:BERGIE97@aol.com To: [unknown], [71532,734] Date: 2/16/2004 7:24 AM RE: PML Search Result matching John and Hinds and AR ===================================================================== A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ===================================================================== Source: CURTIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CURTIS] My Joseph/Thomas Curtis line Descendants of Joseph Curtis Generation No. 1 1. JOSEPH1 CURTIS was born September 16, 1795 in England, and died September 18, 1863 in Richland Co., OH. He married (1) MARY HORNBY. He married (2) MARY WOODHOUSE January 01, 1823 in Richland Co., OH, daughter of RICHARD WOODHOUSE and ELIZABETH PIERSON. She was born August 20, 1803 in England, and died June 06, 1855 in Richland Co., OH. Children of JOSEPH CURTIS and MARY WOODHOUSE are: i. ELIZABETH2 CURTIS, b. August 08, 1824, Richland Co., OH; m. JOHN HILTABIDDLE, December 27, 1863. ii. MARY ANN CURTIS, b. December 16, 1825, Richland Co., OH; d. August 08, 1834, OH. 2. iii. THOMAS PEARSON CURTIS, b. October 02, 1827, Richland Co., OH; d. November 03, 1897, Nevada Co., AR. iv. SARAH CURTIS, b. November 09, 1829, Richland Co., OH; d. December 05, 1909; m. JOHN P. GARBERSON, March 12, 1859. 3. v. JOHN WESLEY CURTIS, b. November 03, 1831, Richland Co., OH; d. February 1911. 4. vi. JANE S. CURTIS, b. March 06, 1834, Richland Co., OH. 5. vii. ABIGAIL CURTIS, b. June 03, 1836; d. September 01, 1917. viii. WILLIAM THEW CURTIS, b. January 10, 1839, Richland Co., OH; d. March 12, 1839. ix. WILLIAM FLETCHER CURTIS, b. February 18, 1840, Richland Co., OH; d. April 10, 1925, Richland Co., OH; m. ANNIE FRANCES PALMER, October 19, 1864. x. JOSEPH BENSON CURTIS, b. October 10, 1842, Richland Co., OH; d. September 20, 1863, Chickamauga, TN. xi. CLARLES ELIOT CURTIS, b. March 13, 1845, Richland Co., OH; d. October 01, 1850, Richland Co., OH. Generation No. 2 2. THOMAS PEARSON2 CURTIS (JOSEPH1) was born October 02, 1827 in Richland Co., OH, and died November 03, 1897 in Nevada Co., AR. He married RUTH ANNA IREY May 20, 1851 in Richland Co., OH, daughter of SAMUEL IREY and JENILA BEAN. She was born February 15, 1826 in VA. Children of THOMAS CURTIS and RUTH IREY are: i. SON3 CURTIS. ii. CHARLES W. CURTIS, b. March 28, 1853; m. FRANCES A. WOOTEN. iii. JOSEPH S. CURTIS, b. October 25, 1854, IL; m. MAGGIE CHAPMAN. iv. MARY E. CURTIS, b. January 23, 1857, IL; m. EDMUND EVANS. 6. v. GENILA SUSAN CURTIS, b. March 26, 1859, East St. Louis, St. Clair Co., IL; d. August 24, 1938, Sulphur, Murray Co., OK. vi. WILLIAM F. CURTIS, b. April 09, 1862, IL; d. January 25, 1863. vii. WILLIAM THEW CURTIS, b. May 09, 1864, IL; d. December 21, 1868. 3. JOHN WESLEY2 CURTIS (JOSEPH1) was born November 03, 1831 in Richland Co., OH, and died February 1911. He married (1) SUSAN HINDS, daughter of JOHN HINDS and MARIE WADE. She was born 1836, and died February 23, 1861. He married (2) SYDNA NIMAN. She died February 1898. Child of JOHN CURTIS and SUSAN HINDS is: i. SUSAN3 CURTIS, b. February 23, 1861; d. February 14, 1862. Children of JOHN CURTIS and SYDNA NIMAN are: 7. ii. LINCOLN GRANT3 CURTIS, b. October 19, 1865, Marion Co., OH; d. February 1922. iii. ALICE CURTIS CURTIS, b. 1869; d. April 05, 1889. 8. iv. JOHN ERNEST CURTIS, b. June 30, 1872; d. 1956. 4. JANE S.2 CURTIS (JOSEPH1) was born March 06, 1834 in Richland Co., OH. She married JOHN IREY March 16, 1854. Children of JANE CURTIS and JOHN IREY are: i. MARY3 IREY. ii. BENNIE IREY. iii. JOHN IREY, d. Abt. 1950, Marion Co., OH. 9. iv. JENNIE IREY, b. March 16, 1854; d. 1933. 5. ABIGAIL2 CURTIS (JOSEPH1) was born June 03, 1836, and died September 01, 1917. She married WILLIAM THEW BROCKLESBY January 01, 1857, son of WILLIAM BROCKLESBY and EMMA THEW. He was born December 30, 1833 in Lincolnshire, England, and died September 04, 1906 in Caledonia, Marion Co., OH. Children of ABIGAIL CURTIS and WILLIAM BROCKLESBY are: i. WILLIAM THEW3 BROCKLESBY, b. December 29, 1857; d. October 25, 1874. 10. ii. JOSEPH CURTIS BROCKLESBY, b. February 19, 1860, Claridon Twp., Marion Co., OH; d. June 05, 1955. iii. EMMA ELIZABETH BROCKLESBY, b. May 15, 1862. 11. iv. JOHN BENSON BROCKLESBY, b. September 22, 1864; d. December 30, 1956. v. CHARLES YOUNG BROCKLESBY, b. July 01, 1868; d. October 25, 1877. vi. INFANT GIRL BROCKLESBY, b. 1871. vii. MARY OLIVE BROCKLESBY, b. August 09, 1875; d. October 28, 1877. viii. ELLA ABIGAIL BROCKLESBY, b. November 23, 1878; d. January 08, 1968; m. ROLLO WALTER BROWN, September 06, 1905; b. March 15, 1880; d. October 13, 1956. Generation No. 3 6. GENILA SUSAN3 CURTIS (THOMAS PEARSON2, JOSEPH1) was born March 26, 1859 in East St. Louis, St. Clair Co., IL, and died August 24, 1938 in Sulphur, Murray Co., OK. She married (1) THOMAS WOOTEN. She married (2) JOSEPH BURLESON WHITE September 30, 1883 in Nevada Co., AR. He was born January 18, 1850 in Prescott, Hempstead Co., AR, and died April 04, 1928 in Maxwell, Pontotoc Co., OK. Child of GENILA CURTIS and THOMAS WOOTEN is: i. MINNIE4 WOOTEN, b. June 20, 1878, East St. Louis, St. Clair Co., IL; d. November 27, 1972, Sulphur, Murray Co., OK. Children of GENILA CURTIS and JOSEPH WHITE are: ii. BABY GIRL4 WHITE. iii. BABY GIRL WHITE. iv. BABY WHITE. v. BABY WHITE. vi. ELLIS WHITE, b. February 01, 1884. 12. vii. BERTHA WHITE, b. April 30, 1886, DeQueen, Sevier Co., AR; d. November 30, 1959, Ada, Pontotoc Co., OK. 13. viii. LEWIS WILLIAM WHITE, b. May 21, 1888, Emmet, AR; d. October 03, 1967, Shawnee, OK. ix. NELLIE RUTH WHITE, b. September 10, 1891. x. THOMAS WHITE, b. 1898. 7. LINCOLN GRANT3 CURTIS (JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born October 19, 1865 in Marion Co., OH, and died February 1922. He married MATTIE THOMAS SMITH. She was born January 08, 1866, and died November 21, 1933. Children of LINCOLN CURTIS and MATTIE SMITH are: 14. i. GRACE THERESA4 CURTIS, b. April 24, 1896. 15. ii. CORA IRENE CURTIS, b. September 11, 1898. iii. WILLIE DEAN CURTIS, b. April 08, 1901; m. CLIFTON HARVEY; b. May 26, 1898. 16. iv. ALMA GERTRUDE CURTIS, b. September 02, 1904; d. September 1999. 17. v. MARTHA JOSEPHINE CURTIS, b. September 01, 1908. 8. JOHN ERNEST3 CURTIS (JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born June 30, 1872, and died 1956. He married LETTIE LODEN. She was born March 09, 1877 in McMinville, TN, and died April 10, 1941. Children of JOHN CURTIS and LETTIE LODEN are: i. INFANT4 CURTIS. 18. ii. ELLA MAE CURTIS, b. April 25, 1898. iii. JESSIE CURTIS, b. October 26, 1899; d. June 01, 1918. iv. EMMA CURTIS, b. 1900. v. HARRY CURTIS, b. 1902. vi. BABY GIRL CURTIS, b. 1904. vii. LRROY CURTIS, b. 1906. viii. GLEN HOUSTON CURTIS, b. August 16, 1909; m. RYTH DEYO; b. November 19, 1910. ix. CUDDLES CURTIS, b. 1912. 19. x. HAROLD A. CURTIS, b. December 10, 1915. 20. xi. BURNELL B. CURTIS, b. September 17, 1920. 9. JENNIE3 IREY (JANE S.2 CURTIS, JOSEPH1) was born March 16, 1854, and died 1933. She married STREETER GODMAN SMITH, son of CHARLES SMITH and FRANCES BOTHAMLY. He was born 1858, and died 1930. Children of JENNIE IREY and STREETER SMITH are: i. HELEN4 SMITH, d. Age 6 - Drown in cistern. 21. ii. MABEL LOUISE SMITH. 10. JOSEPH CURTIS3 BROCKLESBY (ABIGAIL2 CURTIS, JOSEPH1) was born February 19, 1860 in Claridon Twp., Marion Co., OH, and died June 05, 1955. He married (1) ROSE BELLE IMMELL September 09, 1884. She was born July 31, 1864 in Morrow Co., OH, and died June 02, 1897. He married (2) ANNA ELIZABETH BLESHER August 29, 1901, daughter of SAMUEL BLEASHER and ELIZABETH BAKER. She was born February 05, 1867 in Tully Twp., Marrion Co, OH, and died August 07, 1938. Children of JOSEPH BROCKLESBY and ROSE IMMELL are: 22. i. IVA MILDRED4 BROCKLESBY, b. August 27, 1885. ii. PEARL ELSIE BROCKLESBY, b. August 01, 1888; d. February 01, 1942; m. (1) THOMAS LEAR, July 29, 1918; b. Italy; d. May 22, 1931; m. (2) MELVIN SOUDER, June 04, 1937; d. 1948. iii. CARL EDWARD BROCKLESBY, b. January 19, 1895; d. October 09, 1972; m. EDNA RUTH SAUTTER, June 03, 1939; b. July 14, 1892; d. March 15, 1974. Child of JOSEPH BROCKLESBY and ANNA BLESHER is: iv. MARY ABIGAIL4 BROCKLESBY, b. September 15, 1905, Marion Co., OH; d. January 18, 1995, Marion Co., OH. 11. JOHN BENSON3 BROCKLESBY (ABIGAIL2 CURTIS, JOSEPH1) was born September 22, 1864, and died December 30, 1956. He married EMMA HILL May 28, 1890. She was born May 02, 1861, and died February 15, 1947. Children of JOHN BROCKLESBY and EMMA HILL are: 23. i. WILLIAM LESTER4 BROCKLESBY, b. June 17, 1892; d. June 18, 1972. ii. MILO BENSON BROCKLESBY, b. August 04, 1894. iii. FLORENCE MARIE BROCKLESBY, b. March 05, 1900. Generation No. 4 12. BERTHA4 WHITE (GENILA SUSAN3 CURTIS, THOMAS PEARSON2, JOSEPH1) was born April 30, 1886 in DeQueen, Sevier Co., AR, and died November 30, 1959 in Ada, Pontotoc Co., OK. She married JESSE ROBERT NEWBY August 07, 1904 in Sulphur, Murray Co., OK, son of JESSE NEWBY and MARTHA YOUNG. He was born March 06, 1875 in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL, and died February 12, 1964 in Ada, Pontotoc Co., OK. Children of BERTHA WHITE and JESSE NEWBY are: 24. i. MARY LELA5 NEWBY, b. October 11, 1907, Suplhur, Murray Co., OK Indian Territory; d. July 02, 1999, Stonewall, Pontotoc Co., OK. 25. ii. JESSE WILLIAM NEWBY, b. September 02, 1909, Palmer, Murray Co., OK (Indian Territory); d. June 12, 1970, Oxnard, Ventura Co., CA. 26. iii. VERGIE MAE NEWBY, b. August 16, 1912, Palmer, Murray Co., OK; d. September 08, 2000, Ventura, Ventura Co., CA. 13. LEWIS WILLIAM4 WHITE (GENILA SUSAN3 CURTIS, THOMAS PEARSON2, JOSEPH1) was born May 21, 1888 in Emmet, AR, and died October 03, 1967 in Shawnee, OK. He married GUSSIE MAY CRESSWELL June 27, 1915 in Arnett, Ellis Co., OK, daughter of ALBERT CRESSSWELL and MARY KING. She was born May 08, 1893 in Leasburg, MO. Children of LEWIS WHITE and GUSSIE CRESSWELL are: i. ROGER STALCUP5 WHITE, b. February 27, 1917, Arnett, Ellis, OK; m. HAZEL BLANCHE SLOAN, October 09, 1941. ii. LUTHER WILSON WHITE, b. February 08, 1919, Healton, Carter Co., OK; m. ROBERTA WILLARD. iii. JOSEPH BURLESON WHITE, b. December 01, 1920, Esteline, Hall Co., TX; m. BERNA SHULTZ. iv. WILLIAM JOHNSTON WHITE, b. May 01, 1923, Richmond, Fort Bend Co., TX; m. ANNA MOORE. v. LOIS ISABELLA WHITE, b. September 18, 1924, West Columbia, Brazoria Co., TX; m. ROBERT C. LEIKEM. vi. GRADY LAMBERT WHITE, b. May 11, 1925, West Columbia, Brazoria Co., TX; d. May 02, 1945, Austria. vii. HELEN SUE WHITE, b. October 31, 1927, Southwest City, McDonald Co., MO; m. WILLIAM E. HATHAWAY. viii. LEE HOWARD WHITE, b. August 17, 1929, Pineville, McDonald Co., MO; m. JOYCE BRAUNGARDT. ix. HOMER HAROLD WHITE, b. October 31, 1931, Medford, Grant Co., OK; m. TRACYE JEAN WILSON, December 21, 1963. 14. GRACE THERESA4 CURTIS (LINCOLN GRANT3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born April 24, 1896. She married ERNEST SANTI. He was born March 22, 1893. Children of GRACE CURTIS and ERNEST SANTI are: i. LEE ARDLAND5 SANTI, b. September 27, 1922; m. MARY JANE MCELROY. 27. ii. MAURICE LINCOLN SANTI, b. March 05, 1924. 28. iii. FLOYD THOMAS SANTI, b. September 14, 1928. 15. CORA IRENE4 CURTIS (LINCOLN GRANT3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born September 11, 1898. She married THOMAS ADAMS. Child of CORA CURTIS and THOMAS ADAMS is: 29. i. LINNA5 ADAMS, b. October 07, 1927. 16. ALMA GERTRUDE4 CURTIS (LINCOLN GRANT3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born September 02, 1904, and died September 1999. She married FREDERICK E. SELLE. He was born July 1894, and died December 29, 1969. Children of ALMA CURTIS and FREDERICK SELLE are: 30. i. LANITA CELESTE5 SELLE, b. January 29, 1932; d. March 14, 1971. 31. ii. FREDERICK CURTIS SELLE, b. October 19, 1934. 32. iii. ALMA MARSHALL SELLE, b. September 02, 1936. 17. MARTHA JOSEPHINE4 CURTIS (LINCOLN GRANT3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born September 01, 1908. She married CLAUDE B. POWELL. He was born February 27, 1892, and died May 06, 1966. Children of MARTHA CURTIS and CLAUDE POWELL are: 33. i. MATTIE CLAUDINE5 POWELL, b. November 09, 1930. 34. ii. CAROLYN SUE POWELL, b. December 02, 1935. 18. ELLA MAE4 CURTIS (JOHN ERNEST3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born April 25, 1898. She married CHARLES CRAMER. He was born July 24, 1894. Children of ELLA CURTIS and CHARLES CRAMER are: 35. i. GLENN ALVA5 CRAMER, b. February 02, 1919. ii. CURTIS CRAMER, b. June 20, 1920; m. IRMA. iii. LILLIE CRAMER, b. June 16, 1926; m. GEORGE FULLERTON; b. December 04, 1925. iv. MARIE CRAMER, b. September 02, 1928. 19. HAROLD A.4 CURTIS (JOHN ERNEST3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born December 10, 1915. He married EVA JO. She was born May 01, 1916. Children of HAROLD CURTIS and EVA JO are: i. LARRY5 CURTIS, b. August 10, 1946. ii. ROGER CURTIS, b. May 26, 1949. 20. BURNELL B.4 CURTIS (JOHN ERNEST3, JOHN WESLEY2, JOSEPH1) was born September 17, 1920. He married (1) RUBY. He married (2) BELLE. She was born September 29, 1915. Child of BURNELL CURTIS and RUBY is: i. LINDA5 CURTIS, b. January 09; Adopted child. 21. MABEL LOUISE4 SMITH (JENNIE3 IREY, JANE S.2 CURTIS, JOSEPH1) She married EARL IOSBAKER. He was born in Grinnell, IA, and died August 1953. Children of MABEL SMITH and EARL IOSBAKER are: i. ERGO AOKI5 IOSBAKER. ii. ERCELL S. IOSBAKER. iii. ERWIN WALLACE IOSBAKER. iv. ALLE JENICE IOSBAKER. v. STREETER EARLEEN IOSBAKER. vi. BEULAH LOUISE IOSBAKER. 22. IVA MILDRED4 BROCKLESBY (JOSEPH CURTIS3, ABIGAIL2 CURTIS, JOSEPH1) was born August 27, 1885. She married JOHN JACOB BOLDT October 12, 1909. He was born April 12, 1880, and died November 02, 1949. Children of IVA BROCKLESBY and JOHN BOLDT are: i. MILDRED LUCILLE5 BOLDT, b. December 26, 1911; d. March 15, 1973. 36. ii. JOHN CURTIS BOLDT, b. February 09, 1915; d. September 24, 1948. 23. WILLIAM LESTER4 BROCKLESBY (JOHN BENSON3, ABIGAIL2 CURTIS, JOSEPH1) was born June 17, 1892, and died June 18, 1972. He married EVA MAE SICKEL August 26, 1926. She was born November 24, 1898, and died April 22, 1972. Children of WILLIAM BROCKLESBY and EVA SICKEL are: 37. i. WILLIAM LOUIS5 BROCKLESBY, b. June 07, 1932. 38. ii. MABLE BROCKLESBY, b. 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Hi: This was sent to the Wingfield message board at Ancestry.com in 2000. I'm sending it along because it mentions two female Hinds names in VA. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com =========================== Wingfield List Messages | Post New Message | Add Board To Favorites | Add Board To Notifications | Links & Announcements Matthew Wingfield-Sarah Hinds Author: Linda Snyder Date: 17 Jul 2000 10:35 PM GMT In Reply to: Wingfield by: Larry Brown Matthew Wingfield b @1734, mar. 1775 Goochland county, Va, Sarah Hinds, sister of Mary Hinds m 1774 Goochland county, Va, William James. I have no proof they were sisters, but the marriage dates and places offer hope. Matthew was the son of Robert Wingfield and Ann Bailey, siblings, Josiah, Nathan and John. I am looking for info on parents of Sarah and Mary Hinds and children of Matthew and Sarah. Thankyou. Linda Snyder ariannayoungblood@earthlink.net

Hi: I spotted this 2003 query on the Marshall message board at Ancestry.com Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ===================================== Eleazor Bailey Family Author: David Stewart Date: 6 Mar 2003 12:19 AM GMT Surnames: Thompson, Hinds Classification: Query I'm seeking information on the Eleazor Bailey family. His parents were Hiram Bailey (5-1-1809 to 2-2-1873) and Edith Thompson Bailey (9-12-1817 to to 3-29-1883). His siblings were Harriet (born 1842), Mary Anne (born1844), Jerome (born 1847), Theodore (born 1850), Josephus (born 1855), Caroline (born 1857), and Catherine (born 1859). Eleazor Bailey (8-24-1839 to 4-7-1883) lived most of his life in Marshall County Alabama. He was member of Co. G Russell's 4th Alabama Calvary. Nancy Hinds was the mother of all of his children. Known children include: James (born1871), Josephus (born 1871), Rebecca Ann (born 1873), Edith Elvira (born 1875), Wiburn (born 1877) and Byron Walter(born (1878) . Any information would be helpful. My e-mail is DavidChemStewart@netscape.net

This site was mentioned in the RootsWeb newsletter. These Hindses were descended from James of Salem. Notes in square brackets with a CR were on the site. Notes in square brackets without a CR are from me. Can anyone identify the people I have marked? http://freepages.books.rootsweb.com/~rbrown/hubbardston/hubb-b4.htm Hubbardston, MA Vital Records to 1850 (Births) Published by: New England Historic Genealogical Society Boston, MA 1907 Transcribed for the web by Corolynn Brown Births HINDS Achsah, d. Howard and Anna, May 15, 1801 Alanson G. [Gibson, CR], s. Calvin and Susanna, Feb. 26, 1812 Anna, d. Howard and Anna, Sept. 12, 1780 Anna, d. Cornelius and Hannah, May 7, 1822 Calvin, s. Howard and Anna, June 30, 1783 Calvin P., s. Calvin and Susanna, Sept. 1, 1817 Charles E. [Emerson, CR], s. Cornelius and Hannah, Nov. 2, 1819 Chauncey, s. Warner and Achsah, Apr. 24, 1822, PR Chenery, s. Howard and Anna, June 29, 776 Cornelius, s. Calvin and Susanna, Sept. 12, 1811 Dorothy Q., d. Calvin and Susanna, Feb. 3, 1808 Elisha Woodward, s. Warner and Achsah, Nov. 22, 1819 Eliza, d. Calvin and Susanna, Jan. 15, 1814 Elizabeth, d. Cornelius and Hannah, Feb. 16, 1809 George Augustus, s. Cornelius Jr. and Augusta, July 17, 1838 Hannah Waite, d. Cornelius and Hannah, Aug. 13, 1805 Hiram Dana, s. Cornelius and Hannah, Feb. 13, 1807 Jarvis, s. Abner and Betsy, Oct. 14, 1816 John Haven, s. Howard and Anna, Jan. 23, 1786 Lowell L. [Lealand, CR], s. Calvin and Susanna, Jan. 5, 1810 Lucretia, d. Calvin and Susanna, Apr. 29, 1806 Lucy, d. Josiah Dana and Hepzibah, Nov. 7, 1802 Lydia, d. Howard and Anna, May 22, 1793 Martin, s. Calvin and Susanna, Sept. 24, 1815 Mary Ann, d. Cornelius and Hannah, Mar. 13, 1816 Molly, d. Howard and Anna, July 1, 1778 Nancy, d. Warner and Achsah, Sept. 29, 1811 Polly, d. Howard and Anna, July 17, 1788. Dup. Sally, d. Abner and Betsy, Aug. 1, 1814 Sarah Augustn, d. Cornelius Jr. and Augusta, Jan. 27, 1836 Susanah Clark, w. Calvin, May 31, 1785, GS1 Warner, s. Howard and Anna, Aug. 10, 1790. Dup. Warner, s. Warner and Achsah, bap. Feb. 18, 1817, CR2 Warner, s. Warner and Achsah, June 19, 1818 William, s. Cornelius and Hannah, Oct. 9, 1813 William A. [Augustus, CR], s. Calvin and Susanna, Apr. 2, 1819 Woodward, s. Abner and Betsy, Jan. 10, 1813 Zenas, s. Howard and Anna, Feb. 11, 1799 -------, s. Cornelius and Augusta, Jan. 2, 1846. Stillborn. -------, d. Forbes, Feb. 23, 1801, PR -------, d. John, Jan. 12, 1810, PR -------, s. Cornelius, Apr. 25, 1818, Stillborn, PR -------, d. Abner, Mar. 31, 1820, PR -------, s. Chinery, Sept. 24, 1820, PR -------, d. Chenery, July 15, 1823, PR -------, d. Hiram, Apr. 26, 1830, PR -------, s. Col. Warner, Nov. 14, 1833, PR -------, s. Cornelius Jr., Oct. 7, 1834. Stillborn. PR POND Lewis, s. Levi and Lucy, Aug 19, 1785 Lewis Sumner, s. Lewis and Polly [Hinds], Mar 8, 1809 Lucetta, d. Lewis and Polly, Apr 20, 1812 -------, d. Lewis, May 26, 1815, PR [Emily] -------, s. Luis, Jan 3, 1818, PR [Otis] -------, d. Lewis, May 6, 1821, PR [Polly] -------, d. Lewis, June 10, 1824, PR [Julia] WRIGHT (also see Write) Worthington Van Buren, s. Joab C. and Lucetta [Pond], Dec 10, 1832 Joab Wesson, s. Joab C. and Lucetta, Aug 11, 1834 Theodore Francis, s. Joab C. and Lucetta, Oct 9, 1835 Stella Lucetta, d. Joab C. and Lucetta, July 20, 1837 Julia Ann, d. Joab C. and Lucetta, Sept 14, 1839 Charles Joab, s. Joab C and Lucetta, Nov 20, 1841 Lucia Maria, d. Joab C. and Lucetta, Mar 26, 1845 Mary Elizabeth, d. Joab C. and Lucetta, Feb 9, 1847 GREEN Hepzibah, d. Joseph and Hepzibah, June 25, 1779. [wife of Josiah Hinds] STONE Polly, d. Nathan and Freelove, Nov 8, 1768 [wife of Eli Hinds] CLARK (also see Clarke, Clerek) Susanna, d. Joseph and Phebe, May 31, 1785 [wife of Calvin Hinds] WAITE (also see Waight, Wait) Hannah, d. Nathaniel and Anna, July 26, 1781 [wife of Cornelius Hinds] GATES (also see Gatts) Hannah W., w. Ebenezer, Aug. 13, 1805, GS4 [Hannah Hinds] Jonathan Day, s. Ebenzer and Hannah W., bap. Mar. 7, 1830, CR2 Elezabeth, d. Ebenezer and Hannah W., bap. Jan. 8, 1832, CR2 Persis A., d. Ebenezer and Hannah W., bap. June 15, 1834, CR2 Hannah Hinds, d. Ebenezer and Hannah W., bap. July 15, 1838, CR2 William, s. Ebenezer and Hannah W., bap. July 2, 1843, CR2 DAY Rebekah Elizabeth, d. Jonathan G. and Elizabeth [Hinds], bap. Jan. 19, 1845, CR2 Rebecca Elizabeth, d. Jonathan G. and Elizabeth [Hinds], Aug. 29, 1844 Marriages HINDS Abijah and Susanah COLMAN, Dec 30, 1810. At Templeton. Abijah of Gardner and mrs. Persis SLOCOMB, June 25, 1841 Abner and Sally WOODWARD, June 16, 1800 [who is this?] Abner and Wid. Betsey MAREAN, int. Jan 11, 1812 Achsah and Aaron CLARKE, int. Oct 24, 1819 Anna and Sanford BULLARD, Oct 2, 1803 Calvin and Susannah CLARK, Dec 1, 1805 Calvin and Mrs. Elizabeth WOODWARD, Dec 8, 1826 Chenery and Melinda UNDERWOOD of Barre, int. May 14, 1820 Cornelius Jr. and Hannah WAITE, Apr 9, 1801 Cornelius Jr. and Augusta WITT of Petersham, int. Mar 28, 1834 Dorothy and Charles P. GAY, Mar 9, 1826 Dorothy Q. and Minot FRENCH of Bedford, N.H., Apr 22, 1833 Eli and Polly STONE, Mar 12, 1789 Elizabeth and Jonathan G. DAY of Worcester, Dec 2, 1834 Hannah W. and Ebenezer GATES of Worcester, Feb 12, 1829 Heywood and Anna PEARCE, Apr 8, 1778 [who is this?] John and Susanah METCALF of Barre, int. Jan 3, 1808 [who is this?] Josiah Dana of Eden and Hepzibah GREEN, Aug 1, 1802 Lowell L. of Brookfield and Polly WRIGHT, Apr 5, 1832 Lydia and William RICE 2d of Barre, int. Mar 20, 1813 Mary A. and George W. DAVIS of South Orange, int. Nov 19, 1843 Persis and Samuel CLARK, Nov 9, 1786 Polly and Lewis POND, Mar 31, 1808 Susan of Gardner and William COLEMAN, int. Jan 25, 1834 Susannah and Ezra CLARK Jr., int. Apr 1, 1816 [who is this?] Warner and Achsah WOODWARD, June 30, 1811 William of Erving's Grant and Nancy B. GOULDING, June 10, 1835 [who is this?] Deaths HINDS Alamanda, Dec 30, 1831, a. 2 y. Croup, CR Anna (Pierce), w. Howard, Nov 19, 1821 [a. 62, GS1] Cornelius, Aug 23, 1811, a. 70 y. CR Cornelius (married), Apr 3, 1848, a. 72. Dropsy. Born in Barre. Hiram, s. Cornelius and Hannah, Sept 21, 1805 [a. 2 y. 6 m. CR] John, Aug 20, 1811 [a. 25. CR] Martha, w. Cornelius, May 15, 1802, a. 59 y. wanting 11 d. Molly, d. Howard and Anna, Aug 22, 1782 Sally, w. Abner, June 9, 1810, a. 30. GS1 [who is this?] Susannah Clark, w. Calvin, Sept 1, 1820, a 35. GS1 -------, ch. Warner, Feb 18, 1817, CR -------, ch. Cornelius, Apr 25, 1818, CR -------, ch. Calvin, Sept 23, 1820, a. 5 y. CR -------, inf. Col., Nov 15, 1832, CR William, s. Cornelius and Hannah, drowned July 15, 1835, a. 21 y. 9 m. At Irving's Grant. Zenas, s. Howard and Anna, Feb 20, 1800, a. 1 y. 9 d. WRIGHT Joab Wesson, s. Joab C. and Lucetta [Pond], Nov 24, 1834, a. 3 m. 13 d. Theodore Francis, s. Joab C. and Lucetta [Pond], Sept 25, 1837, a. 1 y. 11 m. 15 d. -- _____________________________________________________________________ Ken Hinds | He that will not reason is a |___ _| |_________| California USA | bigot; he that cannot reason | _|_|_ _| ___| | hindskw at | is a fool; he that dares not | |_ |_|___| ___| cts | reason is a slave. | | |___| | | |_| | | dotcom | -- William Drummond |_| _| _| |_____| | _______________|________________________________|___|___|_____|_____| http://www.users.cts.com/crash/h/hindskw/

Nan posted an article about Sarah Hinds who married Joseph Marsh, son of Samuel Marsh. I think this Sarah is a daughter of James II Hinds of Elizabethtown, James being the son of immigrant James of Salem. Another researcher sent me this reference: page 614 of Volume VII of the Compendium of American Genealogy by Frederick A. Virkus Published in 1928: Marsh Joseph (1663 - 1723), of Elizabeth, N. J.; mem. Gen. Assembly, 1710; m. Sarah Hinds (James7 [1643 - 1719], L. I. to Elizabeth, 1677; James6, Eng. to Salem, Mass., ca 1637, thence to Southold, L. I.);" I don't have access to the Compendium, so I haven't followed up on this. I find it interesting that James of Salem is shown as the 6th generation, implying that they have 5 generations of his ancestors. Also note that the 1731 will of James Hinds of Elizabethtown mentions land adjoining Samuel Marsh. That should be James III s/o James II, next to Samuel II s/o Samuel. However, there are a lot of entries at RootsWeb, and at least one message on Genforum, that say Sarah Hinds was a daughter of Joseph Hinds + Anne (unknown). The dates given for Joseph are the same as the dates I have for James II. Could James II's middle name have been Joseph? Note that there was also a Joseph Hinds of Elizabethtown who was killed by an overturned cart. His wife was Anne, and he had 8 children. Sarah might be one of them. Ken -- _____________________________________________________________________ Ken Hinds | He that will not reason is a |___ _| |_________| California USA | bigot; he that cannot reason | _|_|_ _| ___| | hindskw at | is a fool; he that dares not | |_ |_|___| ___| cts | reason is a slave. | | |___| | | |_| | | dotcom | -- William Drummond |_| _| _| |_____| | _______________|________________________________|___|___|_____|_____| http://www.users.cts.com/crash/h/hindskw/

Hi: Note the mention of Elizabethtown, NJ - a known Hinds hangout. This Marsh family moved from New Haven CT to Elizabethtown NJ in 1665 - the year that England took possession of New Jersey from the Dutch. They are one of the original settlers of Elizabethtown. Sarah Hinds & children are mentioned in the last paragraph. This is from a Marsh family website. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ------------------------------------------------------------ Found at: http://www.billputman.com/Marsh.pdf SAMUEL MARSH Samuel Marsh was born in Essex County, England about the year 1620. There are references that his father may have been John Marsh born in 1589 and his mother may have been Grace Baldwin, but I have no proof. Some sources state he was in Boston by 1641, others state he came directly to the colony in New Haven in the summer of 1645. Although he was not listed as an original planter, he was carried on the records as a resident of New Haven in 1646. He was in the Militia records on April 7, 1647. It seems he was fined two shillings six pence for missing training three times to "seek cowes". He took the oath of Fidelity in New Haven on May 2, 1647 and was then made a Freeman. Samuel married about 1647. His wife was named Comfort. Most sources feel her maiden name was Mann, but no one seems very positive about it. They appear as members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven on List Number 2 dated February 11, 1655/56. It would seem that possibly there was a whole family that came from England. Samuel's brother Jonathan was there until about 1650 when he moved to nearby Milford, Connecticut and then to Norwalk, Connecticut by 1657. There was also a sister, Hannah, who married Lancelot Fuller in New Haven. Samuel and Comfort Marsh raised seven children while living in New Haven. In 1665, the family moved to Elizabethtown, New Jersey. In that year England took possession of New Jersey from the Dutch. Samuel Marsh was one of the original Eighty Associates who bought the Elizabeth-town Grant, East Jersey of some five hundred thousand acres, which covered all of the present day Union County, New Jersey. Their son, Samuel Marsh junior, was also one of the original eighty associates. Samuel took the oath of allegiance to King Charles II on February 16, 1665. In 1671, Samuel was in a major conflict with New Jersey Governor Carteret over land rights, but seems to have survived without any penalties. Samuel wrote his will on June 10, 1683 and mentioned his wife and children John, Joseph, Elizabeth and Samuel. He stated he was living at Wawanday. He died in September of 1683. The Will was probated on February 24, 1685. His widow, Comfort, was the executrix. They had seven children. MARY MARSH born in 1648 and unmarried. SAMUEL MARSH born February 12, 1649. He married Mary Trimmins in 1675 and later they moved to Philadelphia where he died in about 1684. COMFORT MARSH born August 22, 1652. She married Joseph Meeker on May 5, 1678 and died in December 1690. HANNAH MARSH born July 22, 1655. ELIZABETH MARSH born December 27, 1657. JOHN MARSH born May 2, 1661. John is our line and his life is covered next. JOSEPH MARSH born April 1, 1663. He married Sarah Hinds in 1697 and remained in New Jersey. Joseph died at Trembly Point, New Jersey in December 1723. Their children were: Sarah who married Benjamin Watkins, Samuel who married Mary Shotwell, Joseph who married Susanna, James, Charles

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hinds, Sullivan, Rowe Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/EKj.2ACIB/317 Message Board Post: I am looking for any information on Robert Hinds (my great-grandfather) who states on the 1920 US Federal Census that he was born in New York City, married to Elizabeth (nee Sullivan) and had two daughters, Agnes and Margaret (my grandaunt & grandmother). Robert states that he was 49 at the time the 1920 Census was taken. I approximate his birth year of 1870-1871, give or take a year. I always hit a brick wall trying to locate Robert on other Census records; I am particularly interested in getting his parents names. Robert states that both his parents were born in England (exact locale unknown) as this was on the 1920 US Federal Census. Having his parental information would no doubt help my research. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you.

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/EKj.2ACIB/316 Message Board Post: i am searching for information on a Absolum Hinds born about 1849 in Calhoun county Alabama

Nan posted some Hindses from the 1860 Arkansas census. I can identify most of them. >L C Hinds 46 1813 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male >E F Hinds 42 1817 Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female >Robt Hinds 17 1842 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male >John Hinds 9 1850 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male >Charles Hinds 7 1852 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male >Mary Hinds 5 1854 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female >Susan Hinds 3 1856 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female >Harriett Hinds 7.12 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female This is Lindsay Childress Hinds, s/o Benjamin Jefferson Hinds + Mary Ann Childress. I have his wife as Ammanella E Childress, d/o Robert Uel Childress + Temperance Ann Connally. Lindsay was from Madison Co Alabama. >Lorenzo Hinds 24 1835 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >Mary J Hinds 24 1835 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female This is Lorenzo James "Ringo" Hinds, s/o John Hinds + Susannah Beach, and his wife Mary Jane King. They were married in 1860. >John Hinds 53 1806 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Milly >Hinds 25 1834 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female Satistue >Hinds 19 1840 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female John Hinds 15 >1844 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male This is the above John Hinds. Susannah Beach died in 1854 and as far as I know John did not remarry. Milly is his daughter. "Statistue" is really his daughter "Silista", who was known as "Litt". Her name is usually mis-spelled. There should also be a Sylvanus age 17 with this family. >A M Hinds 33 1826 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >Calvin Hinds 9 1850 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >William Hinds 7 1852 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >Margaret Hinds 4 1855 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female >John R Hinds 3 1856 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male This is Abraham Moses Hinds, s/o the above John Hinds. His wife Violet Louise Tucker died in 1856, and Abraham and his children moved in with his father. >Wm Hinds 55 1804 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >Matilda Hinds 53 1806 Kentucky Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female >James Hinds 24 1835 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >Abigal Hinds 18 1841 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female >Louisa Hinds 13 1846 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female >Matilda Hinds 12 1847 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female >Samuel Hinds 8 1851 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male >Narcissus Hinds 5 1854 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female This is my 3g-grandfather William Hinds, brother of the above John. His wife is Matilda Baker d/o William Baker + Nancy Duncan. Their daughter Narcissus should be 10. >George Hinds 50 1809 Tennessee Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas >Rhoda Hinds 42 1817 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas >Rachel Hinds 18 1841 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas >William Hinds 15 1844 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas John >Hinds 12 1847 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Jane >Hinds 9 1850 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Corder >Hinds 7 1852 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Margarett >Hinds 5 1854 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas This is George John Hinds, s/o Simeon Hinds + Elizabeth Stone. His wife is Rhoda Webb, d/o Meredith Webb + Rachel Green. >Eli Hinds 32 1827 Tennessee Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Male >Martha Hinds 28 1831 Alabama Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Female >James Hinds 4 1855 Arkansas Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Male John >Hinds 2 1857 Arkansas Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Male This one I would like to know more about. He appears to be Eli Hinds, s/o Joel Hinds + Penina Jane Mullinax. This Eli is one that I lose track of. The other names I don't know about. Sorry, no clue what "Malceie" should be. Ken -- _____________________________________________________________________ Ken Hinds | He that will not reason is a |___ _| ___| |_ | California USA | bigot; he that cannot reason | | |_|___| |_ _| | hindskw at | is a fool; he that dares not | |___ |___ |_| | | cts | reason is a slave. | | | |_| | |_| _|_| dotcom | -- William Drummond | | |_____| |___| | _______________|________________________________|_|_____|_____|_____| http://www.users.cts.com/crash/h/hindskw/

Hi: I thought I would send along this index of Hinds in 1860 Arkansas from Ancestry.com If you are a member of Ancestry.com - you can print out the actual image. Do any of you know what the actual names are for Malceie and Satistue. Those can't be the proper names for them. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ========================================================== 1860 United States Federal Census Name Age in 1860 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Home in 1860 (City,County,State) Gender View Malceie Hinds 60 1799 Tennessee Anderson, Benton, Arkansas Male Sallie Hinds 59 1800 Tennessee Anderson, Benton, Arkansas Female Jeremiah Hinds 18 1841 Tennessee Anderson, Benton, Arkansas Male America Hinds 17 1842 Tennessee Anderson, Benton, Arkansas Female L C Hinds 46 1813 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male E F Hinds 42 1817 Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female Robt Hinds 17 1842 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male John Hinds 9 1850 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male Charles Hinds 7 1852 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Male Mary Hinds 5 1854 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female Susan Hinds 3 1856 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female Harriett Hinds 7.12 Alabama Jasper, Crittenden, Arkansas Female R W Hinds 10 1849 Arkansas Ozan, Hempstead, Arkansas Male John Hinds 40 1819 North Carolina Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male Caroline Hinds 34 1825 North Carolina Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Female W W Hinds 17 1842 Mississippi Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male M E Hinds 15 1844 Mississippi Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Female J J Hinds 11 1848 Mississippi Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male S C Hinds 10 1849 Arkansas Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Female L M Hinds 9 1850 Arkansas Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male C S Hinds 8 1851 Arkansas Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male C N Hinds 7 1852 Arkansas Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male M M Hinds 5 1854 Arkansas Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Male M E Hinds 3 1856 Arkansas Prairie, Hot Spring, Arkansas Female Lorenzo Hinds 24 1835 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Mary J Hinds 24 1835 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female John Hinds 53 1806 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Milly Hinds 25 1834 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female Satistue Hinds 19 1840 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female John Hinds 15 1844 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male A M Hinds 33 1826 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Calvin Hinds 9 1850 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male William Hinds 7 1852 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Margaret Hinds 4 1855 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female John R Hinds 3 1856 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Wm Hinds 55 1804 Tennessee Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Matilda Hinds 53 1806 Kentucky Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female James Hinds 24 1835 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male abigal Hinds 18 1841 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female Louisa Hinds 13 1846 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female Matilda Hinds 12 1847 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female Samuel Hinds 8 1851 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Male Narcissus Hinds 5 1854 Arkansas Prairie, Madison, Arkansas Female George Hinds 40 1819 Tennessee Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Male Mary Hinds 37 1822 South Carolina Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Female William P Hinds 13 1846 Mississippi Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Male Mcclain Hinds 11 1848 Mississippi Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Male Fancis m Hinds 9 1850 Mississippi Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Male George W Hinds 7 1852 Arkansas Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Male Henry L Hinds 5 1854 Arkansas Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Male Martha G Hinds 2 1857 Arkansas Clear Creek, Sevier, Arkansas Female George Hinds 50 1809 Tennessee Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Male Rhoda Hinds 42 1817 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Female Rachel Hinds 18 1841 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Female William Hinds 15 1844 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Male John Hinds 12 1847 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Male Jane Hinds 9 1850 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Female Corder Hinds 7 1852 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Male Margarett Hinds 5 1854 North Carolina Cane Hill, Washington, Arkansas Female Eli Hinds 32 1827 Tennessee Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Male Martha Hinds 28 1831 Alabama Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Female James Hinds 4 1855 Arkansas Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Male John Hinds 2 1857 Arkansas Upper Lafore, Yell, Arkansas Male L H Hinds 25 1834 Massachusetts Chickasaw District, Indian Lands, Arkansas Male

Hi: I was visiting the Biography Resouce Center through my local library site and came across this Hinds listed below. Note that his parents names are included. There were about eight Hinds listed as contemporary writers but I am sending only the ones that had the names of the parents listed. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ====================================== Asher Crosby Hinds 1863-1919 Birth: February 6, 1863 in Maine, United States Death: May 1, 1919 Occupation: Congressman, Parliamentarian Source: Dictionary of American Biography Base Set. American Council of Learned Societies, 1928-1936. BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY Hinds, Asher Crosby (Feb. 6, 1863 - May 1, 1919), congressman and parliamentarian, was born at Benton, Me. His parents, Albert D. and Charlotte (Flagg) Hinds, died when he was still a boy. He was educated in the common schools of Benton, attended Coburn Classical Institute for a year, and graduated at Colby College in 1883. Soon after graduation he went to Portland and joined the staff of the Portland Daily Advertiser, of which a kinsman, Hobart W. Richardson, was then editor. First he learned the printer's trade, then, upon being made a reporter, he was so successful that in 1885 he was invited to join the Portland Daily Press. He was actively engaged on this journal for a number of years and at the same time acquired an interest in its ownership. His first acquaintance with legislative operations appears to have been gained soon after he joined the Press, when he covered a session of the Maine legislature and was said to have started an agitation for the removal of the capital to Portland which was defeated only by the intervention of James G. Blaine. When Thomas B. Reed became speaker in the Fifty-first Congress in 1889 he appointed Hinds speaker's clerk, but the adverse results of the elections of 1890 and 1892 relegated him again to his editorial duties. When Reed again became speaker in 1895, Hinds was promoted to the post of clerk at the speaker's table and at the advice of the speaker, who desired to make the position one of dignity and importance, began the study of parliamentary law and procedure. The diligence and capacity which Hinds displayed in this work made him an invaluable assistant to Speakers Reed, Henderson, and Cannon, and he retained his post at the speaker's table from 1895 to 1911. During his incumbency he was able to bring to completion his monumental work: Hinds' Precedents of the House of Representatives of the United States (1907-08), published as House Document 355, 59 Congress, 2 Session. This study had had its modest beginnings in a scrapbook in which he posted the rulings of various speakers and other useful material for consultation and had been preceded in 1899 by the publication of a valuable manual on the rules and practices of the House (House Document 576, 55 Cong., 2 Sess.). In its final form, containing five volumes of more than a thousand pages each, with a multitude of citations covering the entire history of the House, together with three additional volumes of index and digest, it constituted a work of unique importance. "His great work," says the historian of the House, "happily combines minuteness of research with wideness of vision. Nothing seems to have escaped his eye, or to have blurred his appreciation of the historic value of the slightest incident. . . . Congress should ever be proud that it possessed a teacher whose constructive work must always remain its richest heritage" (D. S. Alexander, History and Procedure of the House of Representatives, 1916, Preface, p. xiv). Hinds succeeded Amos Allen as representative of the 1st Maine district in 1911, but his health had broken under the strain of labors on the Precedents and his career as a member of the House (1911-17) was not conspicuous. It is also a matter of regret that failing strength had obliged him to abandon a projected biography of Speaker Reed which he would have been admirably qualified to write. His death took place in Washington, D. C. He had married Harriet Louise Estey of Roslindale, Mass., Sept. 3, 1891. -- William Alexander Robinson FURTHER READINGS [A. H. Hinds, Hist. and Geneal. of the Hinds Family (1899); G. T. Little, Geneal. and Family Hist. of the State of Me. (1909), III, 1537-39; Who's Who in America, 1918-19; N. Y. Times, May 3, 1919; Portland Daily Press, May 3, 8, 1919; Portland Evening Express and Advertiser, May 10, 1919.] SOURCE CITATION "Asher Crosby Hinds."Dictionary of American Biography Base Set. American Council of Learned Societies, 1928-1936. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Mich.: The Gale Group. 2004. http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/BioRC Document Number: Update this biography (listee only). _______ Document 1 of 1 _______

Hi: I was visiting the Biography Resouce Center through my local library site and came across this Hinds listed below. I thought it should go into our Hinds archives. Note that his parents names are included but it does not member place of birth. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ================================== Lennox S. Hinds Nationality: American Ethnicity: African American Occupation: attorney, educator Source: Who's Who Among African Americans, 16th ed. Gale Group, 2003. PERSONAL INFORMATION Family: Son of Dolly Stevens Hinds (deceased) and Arthur Hinds; married Bessie; children: Brent, Yvette, Renee. Education: City Coll, BS; Rutgers School of Law, JD 1972. Memberships: Permanent del UN Non-Govt Organization; Intl Assn of Democratic Lawyers; Intl Bd, Organization of Non-Govt Organizations; NJ Bar Assn; Committee on Courts & Criminal Procedure; Natl Minority Adv Commn for Criminal Justice; Natl Adv Council for Child Abuse; bd mem Society Mobilization Legal Project; past natl secretary Black-American Law Students Assn; past bd mem Law Students Civil Rights Research Council; State Bar of New York, New Jersey. Addresses: Home: 42 Van Doren Ave, Somerset, New Jersey, United States 08873; Office: Chairman, Administration of Justice Program, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States 08903. AWARDS J Skelly Wright Civil Rights Award; Assn of Black Law Students Community Service Award 1973; Distguished Alumnus Award Black Amer Law Students 1974; numerous publications. CAREER Natl Conf Of Black Lawyers, natl dir; Prisoner's Rights Organization Defense, dir 1971-72; Heritage Fnd, dir 1969-72; Citgo Corp, rsch sect chief 1964-69; Rutgers State Univ, prof of criminal law, chmn Administration of Justice Program, currently. SOURCE CITATION "Lennox S. Hinds." Who's Who Among African Americans, 16th ed. Gale Group, 2003. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Mich.: The Gale Group. 2004. http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/BioRC Document Number: K1645529259 Update this biography (listee only).

Hi: I was visiting the Biography Resouce Center through my local library site and came across this Hinds listed below. I thought it should go into our Hinds archives. Note that his parents names are included. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ------------------------------------------ Dudley S. Hinds 1926- Nationality: American Source: Contemporary Authors Online. The Gale Group, 2001. Entry Updated : 05/22/2001 PERSONAL INFORMATION Family: Born February 26, 1926, in Memphis, Tenn.; son of Milford Everett (a chemist) and Pattie Lee (a musician; maiden name, Sims) Hinds; married Jane Augusta Lindsay (a teacher), June 13, 1952; children: Sims, John, Arthur, Lindsay, Helen, Frederick. Education: Attended Southwestern at Memphis, 1943-44; University of Wisconsin--Madison, B.S., 1946; University of North Carolina, M.R.P., 1952. Military/Wartime Service: U.S. Army Air Forces, 1944-45. Memberships: International Real Estate Federation, American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, American Planning Association, American Institute of Certified Planners, National Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives. Addresses: Home: 710 Gladstone Rd. N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30318. Office: Department of Real Estate, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Ga. 30303. CAREER County of Charleston, S.C., director of planning, 1957-62; City of Miami, Fla., director of planning, 1962-68; Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1968--, began as assistant professor, became associate professor of real estate and urban affairs. Worked as staff city planner in Little Rock, Ark., Providence, R.I., and Jackson, Tenn. WRITINGS BY THE AUTHOR: (Editor with Edwin Gorsuch, and contributor) The Future of Atlanta's Central City, Publishing Services Division, Georgia State University, 1977. (With Neil Carn and Nicholas Ordway) Winning at Zoning, McGraw, 1979. (With Ordway) International Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Education, 1983. Contributor to real estate, law, and economic journals. SOURCE CITATION Contemporary Authors Online, Gale, 2004. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Mich.: The Gale Group. 2004. http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/BioRC Document Number: H1000045779 Update this biography (listee only). _______ Document 1 of 1 _______

Hi: I found the query below while browsing. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ======================================== On Madison Co. AR query page: BEACH, HARPER, HINDS, WALKER posted by Donna Turner Ayers on Friday, June 13, 2003 Email: payers@bridgewater.net Posted Query on Friday, June 13, 2003 for surname(s) BEACH, HARPER, HINDS, WALKER I am looking for info on Emiline HINDS and Campbell J. WALKER's families. They were married in Madison County about 1851. Emiline's parents were Susanna BEACH and John HINDS. John's father was Levi Hinds. Susanna's parents were Prudence HARPER and William BEACH. I would like to find the cemeteries where they are buried so that I can visit. I have lots of info to share. Thanks for any help.

Hi: Found this Joseph and Samuel Hinds at a webpage for the Combs surname. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ======================================== Founda t: http://www.combs-families.org/combs/records/nc-wilk.htm Wilkes County, NC Early Combs &c. Families A List of the number of Souls in Capt. JOHNSON'S Dist, July 7th, 1787, Returned by Ams. HAMMON. (3 Pages. Only Page 3 included herein) Page 3 WM WM WF Blacks Blacks Annotations Name 21-60 <21-60+ All <21-60+ 12-50 Arter Critchfield 1 2 3 0 0 Thomas Billings, Sr. 4 1 4 0 0 William Bradberry 1 1 2 0 0 John AMBURGEY, Jr. 1 0 1 0 0 later in Perry Co KY John HAMON 1 3 6 1 1 See Hammond Families John TOWNZEN 1 3 1 0 0 a.k.a. TOWNSEND? Silues (Silas) Adkins 1 1 1 0 0 Robert King 1 2 3 0 0 William Wyett 1 4 4 0 0 George Combs 1 1 1 0 0 George WHETLY 1 1 4 0 0 Jacob Baugher 1 1 2 0 0 William Hodges 1 3 3 0 0 John BURROUGH 1 1 3 0 0 George PAIN 1 2 1 0 0 James CAUDILL Sr. 0 3 1 0 0 John OREAR 1 3 4 0 0 Mary GAMBILL 0 1 2 5 2 William Holbrook 1 2 2 0 0 Edey Holbrook 1 0 4 0 0 John Cornwell 1 1 6 0 0 Samuel Hinds 1 0 1 0 0 Joseph Hinds 1 3 1 0 0 John Wyett 1 2 0 0 Thomas Joines 1 0 5 0 0 Willis ALEXANDER 0 1 0 0 0 James LARRANCE 1 0 0 0 0 Thomas Larrance, Sr. 1 2 3 0 0 James Caudill, Jr. 1 2 3 0 0 Thomas Caudill 1 0 0 0 0 Esom Fugit [Fugate] 1 1 1 0 0 William Hamon 1 1 3 0 0 James Gambill 1 1 1 0 0 Jshua Botts 1 2 2 0 0 Jacob Adams 1 2 5 0 0 Archelus Craft 1 0 3 0 0 John Adams, Jr. 1 1 2 0 0 Spencer Adams 1 2 2 0 0 Thomas Grimsley 1 1 2 0 0 Elexander Lyon 1 1 2 0 0 Stephen Hallowway 1 4 3 0 0 William Cornelius 0 3 2 0 0 Notes: Absher only notes one George Combs on 1787 list, but the above clearly shows two - with the second in a second district.

Hi: Note the two ways of spelling the same man's name in one paragraph- Hines & HInds. Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com ======================================== Found at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dobson/nc/ncrandol.htm Randolph County Tax List in 1779, from June 1956 issue of The North Carolinian, quarterly journal of genealogy and history, in Joseph Hines's District: Elias Allred, John Allred Jr., Thomas Allred, John Duncan, William Allred, James Allred. In William Cole's district: Joseph Hopkins, Charles Hopkins. In Jacob Sheppard's list or Dist as returned by assessors: Dennis Hopkins. Those in Joseph Hinds's District who have not taken the oath nor returned inventories on their taxable property: John Allred, William Allred Jr., William Allred Sr.

Barbara wrote: >A second listing for Joseph Hind shows that what I thought was "St" is really "Gt" or Great. Therefore, the street is Great George's Street. Further information on location is not shown.< Barbara: I went to google.com and found the entries below among others. Unfortunately, it looks as though a new development will destroy any old buildings . Regards Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com =================================== Found at: http://www.irish-architecture.com/buildings_ireland/dublin/southcity/george s_street/ Buildings of Ireland / Dublin / South City / South Great George's Street / Originally known as St George's Lane, the street is named after a church dedicated to St George that stood here in 1181 and was rebuilt in 1213 after its incorporation with the Priory of All Hallows. ==================================== Found at: http://archives.tcm.ie/businesspost/2001/02/18/story297119.asp TCM Archives > Sunday Business Post > 2001/02/18 > Central Dublin street to get £100m update Sunday, February 18, 2001 : Central Dublin street to get £100m update Sunday, February 18, 2001 Stephen McMahon A £100 million planned revamp of South Great George's Street is set to establish it as a thriving office and retail location in Dublin city centre. Despite being in a buoyant part of the city, the street has long had its eyesores and is under utilised because of a reluctance by property owners to invest in buildings there. However, a number of individual developers are currently planning to develop two new office blocks, a hotel, a new pub and a corporate headquarters for Dunnes Stores. "These, along with the recent opening of the new Dunnes Stores outlet, will hopefully kickstart the rebirth of the street," one property agent said. The footfall on the street, in other words the number of shoppers visiting it, has increased steadily over the last few years according to Philip Owens of Insignia Richard Ellis Gunne. "The development of the street is the logical solution to the increasing demand for locations on secondary streets in Dublin," he said. Local councillors discussed the development proposals for the street at last week's South East Area Committee meeting and welcomed the plans for both ground floor retail units and office development. However they would also like to see an increase in residential development. Dublin Corporation's planning division is currently considering a £20 million plan to remodel Castle House and Wicklow House at 73-89 George's Street by Chartered Properties Holdings. Castle House is owned by a consortium of private investors and Wicklow House is owned by the Irish Airlines Pension Limited. This development would be carried out in conjunction with the £5 million revamp of Dublin Castle by the Office of Public Work's (OPW), which includes a new walkway from George's Street and the development of a new public civic space within the grounds of the castle. The opening up of the old Informer's Lane will provide a new entrance and link the castle with Exchequer Street. The OPW is also planning to build an additional fourth floor to the existing Stamping Building within the castle. This will provide 550 square metres (5,920 square feet) of office space for the state. The redevelopment of 13,935 square metres (150,000 square feet) of office space in the two office blocks on South Great George's Street will include a new street frontage, the addition of a penthouse to the existing buildings and a six storey extension to the rear. The extension backs onto Dublin Castle. The building will stretch 100 metres along the street, according to architect John O'Keefe. Roderic O'Connor of Chartered Properties Holdings is heading up the development team. "Around 400,000 people visit Dublin Castle every year and the redevelopment of George's Street will make it a nicer place to visit. We are using modern designs but the materials will be in keeping with the style of the city," he said. The development is not due for completion until the middle of 2004. Three separate planning applications have been lodged with the local authority for the project. This is the biggest scheme ever planned by Chartered Properties Holdings -- they were previously involved in the Motor Centre in Tallaght and a number of smaller suburban retail schemes and residential developments. At the top of South Great George's Street, Dunnes Stores is planning to develop a further 23,225 square metres (250,000 square feet) of offices and retail space on the site of the former Connolly Shoes outlet. This will serve as an extension to the firm's corporate headquarters on the adjacent Stephen's Street. The firm recently opened a deli style supermarket further down the street beside the George's Street Arcade. A 2,415 square metre (26,000 square feet) hotel is planned for 63-63A South Great George's Street by DN Properties. The property will include a hotel, restaurant and bar, according to the planning application lodged in 1998. Next door at 64-65 South Great George's Street, Capital Bars, owned by the O'Dwyer Brothers, is planning a 929 to 1,393 square metres (10,000 to 15,000 square feet) bar and restaurant. It is believed a sushi bar is high on the list of possible theme bars for the site.

Thank you, Nan. Joseph Hind(s) was evidently doing business as a broker in Dublin. I have not as yet figured out how to determine the dates of the Proni freeholder's list that show Joseph as a freeholder and am open to suggestions from the list. I would also encourage each of you who believe that your ancestor might have come from Ireland to check these lists. Barbara