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HISTORY
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PORTLAND, MAINE
the THURSTON PRINT
1899

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The Surname,  i
First Generation,  S
Sketch of James Hinds,  5
Second Generation,  7
Sketch of John Hinds,  7
William Hind of Salem,  10
Third Generation,  15
Sketch of John Hinds,  15
Fourth Generation,  19
Sketch of Ebenezer Hinds,  19
Rise of the Baptists in Middleborough, . . . . 24
Rhode Island College and the Warren Association, . 27
Sketch of CoRLis Hinds,  31
Sketch of Joseph Hinds, ....... 32
Fifth Generation, . ........ 37
Sketch of Bartlett Hinds,  40
Sketch of William Strobridge, ...... 41
Sixth Generation,  56
Poem upon the Death of Salome Hinds, .... 60
Sketch of Heman Hinds,  65
Sketch of Ruth P. (Hinds) Davis,  68
Sketch of Nimrod Hinds,  94
Seventh Generation,  112
Sketch OF Ebenezer Hinds,  112
Sketch of Henry Harrison Hinds,  129
Sketch of Eli Hinds,  134
Sketch OF Earl Bent Hinds,  154
Sketch of Nancy (Hinds) Allen,  163
Sketch OF Ervin Perley Hinds,  166
Sketch of Charles Carroll Hinds,  175

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Eighth Generation,  197
Sketch of Aurelius Stone Hinds, ..... 200
Sketch of Warren David Hinds,  212
Sketch OF Andrew Hinds,  214
Sketch of Franklin Allen Hinds,  239
Ninth Generation,  266
Unattached Families,  . 284
Sketch of William Henry Weed Hinds, .... 292
Index to Christian Names,  321
Index to Surnames Other than Hinds, .... 340

IFIlustratione

Albert Henry Hinds,  Facing title page.
Ebenezer Hinds,  Facing page 19
Ebenezer Hinds, •  " " 57
Anna (Hathaway) Hinds  " "56
Joseph Buckminster Hinds, .... " "81
Rebecca Allen Hinds,  " "80
AsHER Hinds,  " " 98
Amy Weaver (Hinds) Additon, . . . " "115
Maria (Hinds) Sawtelle, . . . . " "114
Albert Galatin Hinds,  " "117
Mary Estella (Benjamin) Hinds, . . " "116
Elbridge Gerry Hinds,  " "118
Earl Bent Hinds,  « « j^^
Almira Maria (Allen) Hinds, ... « « j^^
Dorothy Quincy (Hinds) French, . . " "161
Ervin Perley Hinds,  " "166
William Henry Harrison Hinds, . . " "171
Calvin Luther Hinds,  " "183
Henry Hinds,  » « jg^
Mary Fassett (Woodworth) Hinds, . . " « ^g^
Lydia (Somes) Hinds,  " " 187
Aurelius Stone Hinds,  n « 201
Ellen Elizabeth (Noyes) Hinds, . . n » 200
" Hindsmere,"  " " 206
Andrew Hinds,  " "215
James Alpheus Hinds,  " « 233
Franklin Allen Hinds,  ct n 239
Mary Rebecca (Thomson) Hinds, ... « « 238
Oscar Earl Hinds,  " " 241
Julia E. (Reed) Hinds,  " "240
Herbert Calvin Hinds and Wife, . . « « 257

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Frederick Jonas Hinds, . . . .
Orlando Sydney Hinds,
Residence of Orlando S. Hinds,
The Hinds Monument, ....
Priscilla Grace (Libby) Hinds,
Margaret Katherine Hinds,
Clayton Aurelius Hinds, . . . .
Walter Dewitt Hinds, ....
Charles Benjamin Hinds, . . . .
Ethel May Hinds 
John Iredella Dillard Hinds,
Joseph Edwin Hinds, ....

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Errata.
Page 81, No. 571. Carlos, instead of Carrolus.
" 106, " 817. Jessie, " " Jesse.
" 154. " 571- Carlos, " " Carrolus.
" 155, next to the last line. Silas Bent, instead of Silas Bent
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preface

When I commenced my research, which has led to this volume, I
little realized the magnitude of the work which was before me. It was
started with nothing more or less than the desire to preserve records of
my own branch of the family, but as I went on and my interest in
creased, I wished to know of others who bore the family name, and, if
possible, to connect them with myself. Investigation gradually took a
wider range, and has been carried on unceasingly for these years. For
tunately, I did not realize the extent of a work of this kind, or I am
afraid I should never have been its compiler. However, I have taken
great interest in it and am now pleased to present it to the members of
the family.
Having received a foundation, I determined to gather facts, concern
ing all branches of the family, from every living descendant whose name
and address I could obtain. My method of compilation was exhaust
ive. During the time which elapsed between the fall of 1895 and the
publication of this work, letters have been written by the score, and
blanks and circulars sent out by the thousand. Every descendant, so
far as possible, received a letter, blank or circular in a sealed envelope,
thus making him fully acquainted with the work, and giving all a chance
to contribute their part in making ita success. Self-addressed stamped
envelopes were enclosed for an early reply. This enabled each mem
ber to have his or her records complete and accurate. When members
of the family handed in their reports, the data was entered in the proper
places and more information asked for, if needed. When a person
failed to report at the expiration of a given time, a duplicate request
was sent. If after two or three months, there was still no reply, the
compiler again called upon them, stating that the work was soon to go
to the printer for publication, and unless their reply was prompt their
records would be incomplete in the forthcoming volume. By this
means many replies were received. There were but very few families
who did not care to have their records appear, but in all cases where my
requests have been complied with, much care has been taken to have
the record published correctly.
A part of the material has been taken from the genealogies of other
families. Town, state and county histories have been consulted ; pro
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well as the books in the keeping of town and city clerks. Some of the
families have been called upon in person and in every case they have
been found pleasant to meet, and by calling upon them data has been
received that many letters could not have contained.
To compile this volume there has been exercised the utmost painstak
ing care, but I am fully conscious that it contains unavoidable
omissions and imperfections, which are bound to creep into a work of
this kind, as entire freedom from error is a success not to be expected.
I have, therefore, endeavored to make it as accurate as possible for
those who have occasion to refer to its pages, and I trust all will bear
with me and overlook what may appear wrong to them.
I have to thank most sincerely all those who have assisted in the
work, for their devoted efforts in gathering the material. It has been
done by all with a will and with a desire to leave behind a perpetual
tribute to their posterity. As I look back and think what a great
amount of good all have done in bringing this work into print, I feel
that I have but half repaid you all, but I have truly enjoyed my
work, and I sincerely trust this book will meet with your approba
tion. The names of all those who have been so helpful are far too nu
merous to be mentioned here, but I thank you all and assure you that
your names will ever be held in the fondest remembrance by me, and
I trust you will all take this as an acknowledgment of your extreme
kindness, which I can heartily say has been appreciated.
I have endeavored to arrange the work in such a way that any name
may be easily found in less than a minute's time. The different genera
tions have been designated at the top of the right hand pages, and by this
means members of the family can easily tell to what generation they
belong. An index will be found at the close of the volume which gives
the Christian names of all those bearing the name of Hinds and sur
names of all others, with number attached to each. The names of
Hindses are numbered consecutively from the beginning to the end of
the book, so that there will be no difficulty in finding the person looked
for by referring to the index. The generation of each Hinds is given
in the first lines of every name introduced, and is indicated at the right
of the name by a small exponent.
An asterisk (*) placed at the left of the number indicates that further
on in the book the same number will be found in larger figures, so as to
strike the eye at a glance. Under these figures the history and children
of the person named are given.
I would respectfully ask that each person, will upon receiving this
book, look over his or her records, and immediately report all errors or
omissions in dates, places, names, etc, that may be found. Any further

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data which may be added concerning any of the persons referred to,
will be gratefully received. This information is wanted that when a
second edition of the work is published all material may be correct and
accurate. I now place this volume in your hands, trusting that the friendship
which has been begun by its compiling may last from now on to the
end of life.
ALBERT HENRY HINDS.
Portland, Maine,
Sept. 10, 1899.

THE HINDS FAMILY IN AMERICA

^be Surname

The origin of the surname "Hind," "Hinde" and "Hinds" is
doubtless to be referred to the word-root " hyne " or " hine " of the old
English and Scotch languages. This root, which in one form or an
other is found in most of the ancient tongues included in both the Ger
manic and Celtic families of languages, occurs in the Anglo-Saxon in
the term " hina-man, " an expression meaning a tiller of the ground or
farmer. With a " d " suffixed, the same root appears in early English
in the word " hind, " meaning in general, a peasant, farmer or dweller
in the country, and in this form and with essentially the same meaning,
it has continued in the language of England to the present day, as
shown in the lines. The hind, that homeward driving the slow steer
Tells how man's daily work goes forward there.
This surname then, sturdy English in origin as shown by its form,
and closely related to similar names found among all the nations of
northwestern Europe to-day, has a history that reaches far back
through the dim vistas of the past, and may well be believed to be one
of the earliest names to have been commonly used as a surname.
* As surname originally designated occupation, estate, place of resi
dence, or some personal trait or peculiarity, we infer that this name had
its origin in the large body of English " freeholders," or small land-owners,
usually designated collectively by the term " yeomanry," that " bold
peasantry, their country's pride," their sinewy arms, equally skilled to
guide the plough or bend the tough bow in defense of Saxon liberty
under the standard of the king. And is it to be esteemed a greater
honor that one's ancestors should have come to old England with
William the Norman, than to have been found stubbornly fighting
around the standard of the "Golden Dragon of Wessex," when the
stout-hearted Saxon yeomanry, with fierce cries of "Out! Out!"
repelled their onslaughts against Harold, the " Last of the Saxons ? "
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Another explanation of the origin of this surname, transfers it from
the class including those of Smith, Baker, and Carpenter to that con
taining Bird, Fish, Lamb, etc., in other words, refers its origin to the
Anglo-Saxon word, "hind," the name applied to the female of the red
deer. This noble animal, "goodliest of all the forest, hart and hind,"
was in early days very common' in England and a much sought object
of the chase. Another early spelling of the name is shown in these
lines from an old English song :
As I came frae hynd-h anting
Sweet music reached my ears.
That this surname, as well as that of Hart and Roe, did in some in
stances at least, originate in this manner, seems to be indicated by an
old English coat-of-arms belonging to the family of
" Hynde. A hind's head couped, ppr., collared, or, in the mouth a
rose, gules, leaved vert."
Whether or not this early bearer of the surname of Hynde rejoiced
as did one of old when he exclaimed, " Thou makest my feet like
hind's feet and settest me up upon my high places ! " he certainly
showed taste in the selection of this emblem, for not only is this animal
swift and sure-footed, but is often possessed of instincts so nearly hu
man that it was no exaggeration when King Solomon spoke of " the
loving hind and pleasant roe," or when the poet Campbell sang the
praises of " Wiesbaden's gentle hind " that
watched the sleeping child
As if it were her own.
This explains the fact that the term " hynd " early came to have the
meaning, courteous or gentle attached to it, as in the case of the old
English ballad of " Hynd Horn," from which two stanzas are quoted :
Near the King's court was a young child born, *
With a hey lillelu and a how lo Ian ;
And his name it was called Young Hynd Horn,
And the birk and the broom blooms bonnie.
Seven lang years he served the King,
With a hey lillelu and a how lo Ian ;
And it's a' for the sake o' his daughter Jean,
And the birk and the broom blooms bonnie.
In connection with the statement made above, the coat-of-arms of
the family of Hinde of Northumberland is both interesting and signifi
cant, giving expression as it does to the irresistible power of courtesy
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" On a rock a dove, azure, wings, or in the beak an olive branch.
Meseris succurrere tiisco."" (I study to relieve the distressed.)
But the following are more warlike :
" Hynd of London. A hand, gules, holding an eagle's claw, ppr."
" Hind. An ensign in full dress, with cocked hat, holding aloft the
standard of Britain."
Although it is customary at the present time to think of the surname
of " Hind " and " Hinds " as being radically different from that of
" Haines," " Haynes" and even "Hine," and although it appears prob
able that these different forms were originally derived from different
sources, it is still doubtless true that all of these as well as several
others, are frequently applied to descendants of a common ancestor.
People were very careless about spelling two hundred years ago, and it
is by no means unlikely that a similar license existed in matters of
pronunciation. Indeed, it is evident that many of the common sur
names of families in colonial times, were persistently mispronounced,
till in some instances they were radically changed. Haskins and Hos
kins, Stetson and Stutson, Kempton and Kimpton, Barnes and Burnes,
and scores of others might be named as illustrations, for it is common
to find both spellings very early, and referring to persons known to be
of common descent.
So it would not be strange if the surname " Hinds " should have had
similar liberties taken with it, and have been pronounced with its pre
dominant vowel sound, either long " i " or long "a," according to the
habit or fancy of the speaker.
But we may feel positive that when the name was spelled " Hind " or
" Hinds " in town or church records, that the writer, at least, was ac
customed to pronounce it with the vowel sound of long " i " for all
words of that form in the language, as bind, find, kind, etc., and there
are many of them, were then as now, thus pronounced. The only
present exception is the word " wind " used as a noun, and this was no
exception in early times and still retains its ancient pronunciation in
music and poetry.
But when the name " Hinds " appears in public records as " Hains "
or " Haines," as it frequently does, we cannot feel the same degree of
certainty as to the pronunciation that the writer intended to express,
and we suspect that the " ai " in the name as thus spelled was, some
times at least, pronounced as in " aisle " although to-day the vowel
sound given in the word " gain " would be intended.
This seems to be the simplest explanation of the fact that the sur
name of James Hinds of Salem, 1637, ^o frequently appears as
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and parish, though Savage and other genealogists agree in giving the
correct spelling as " Hinds " or " Hindes." Otherwise, we are forced
to the more probable conclusion first suggested, that the name was
differently pronounced by different individuals.
If any further explanation is needed to show how these forms may
have started from a single name, it seems to be supplied by the numer
ous variations of the surname of James Hinds, of Salem, already re
ferred to, as it appears in the town and church records of that place.
Truly the names of his posterity are epitomized in his own, for no less
than nine distinct spellings occur in records still in existence. They
areas follows: Hinds, Hindes, Hynds, Hynes, Hines, Heines, Hains,
Haines, Haynes. It is possible that this list is not complete.
Here is elasticity surely ! And Long Island remains to be heard
from, for he ultimately made that his home. It may be hoped that the
good people of Southold, where his closing years were spent, finally
learned how to pronounce and spell this troublesome name.
What was true of James Hinds, of Salem, was also true, though not
in the same degree, of others bearing the surname of Hinds and
Haynes in colonial times. John Haynes, illustrious governor of Mas
sachusetts and afterward of Connecticut, was no exception, for his
name was frequently misspelled in the public records of the time and
even in the " Magnalia Christi " of Cotton Mather.

jfiret feneration

1. James' Hinds (Heynes, Haynes, Hindes) the emigrant, came
to this country, probably from England and landed in Salem, Mass., as
early as 1637, when he was admitted as a freeman. He married in
1638, and at an early day removed to Southold, L. I., where he died in
March, 1652-3, his estate being valued at ;^i23 5s. 4d. His widow was
married in June, 1656, to Ralph Dayton, of Southold. Benjamin
Haines, who was at Southampton in 1639, and a resident of North Sea
(Northampton) in 1657, was probably a brother to James. He was the
grandfather of Stephen, who moved to Elizabeth, N. J., as early as
1725, and was probably the ancestor of Gov. Daniel Haines.
The following is communicated by A. M. Haines, Esq., of Galena,
111., to the " New England Historical and Genealogical Register " in
1883. James Haines removed from Salem, Mass., to Southold, L. I., about
1651-2, and was a cooper by profession. He is described in a deed
made Aug. 7, 1660, as " James Haynes, late of Salem, in the county of
Essex," etc., which is on record at Southold. His name is written on
the Salem church records Haines, Haynes and Hindes. Hatfield in
his history of Elizabeth, N. J., states that John Haynes appears at
Elizabeth among the first sixty-five settlers, Feb. 19, 1665. This John
Hinds or Haines, and his brother James, were sons of James Hinds of
Salem, Mass., and Southold, L. I., and were bred coopers, etc. A
John Hinds died at Elizabeth, N. J., in 1749, and John Dayton was
one of his executors.
We have failed to trace the first James Hindes or Haines beyond
Salem, but he undoubtedly came from Salem.
The following is the will of James Hinds, which was made March i,
1652 :
" I, James Haynes being weake in bodie, but by divine Providence in
p'fect memorie do make this my last will and testament :
" Impris. I doe give and bequeath that small estate the Lord hath
been pleased to lend me to my loving wife Mary Haynes my children
being Smale for to bring them upp withall only my tooles that belong
to my calling I give them all to my oldest sonn John Haynes.
" 2d. My will is that my children continue with my wife till they be
twenty one years of age, th' older laboring to be a help to bring upp
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the younger, unless Providence order it otherwise that she shall dispose
of herselfe in marriage and then shall see or have cause to put any of
them to some honest trade or callinge.
" I leave it to her & my loving friends Mr. John Youngs, Sen : & John
Herbert my overseers to dispose of, or in case she should not dispose
of herself in marriage, that she finds not herselfe able to govern them,
or that it bee not advantagious to the family to keep them all at home,
then I leave it to her, and my aforesaid overseers to dispose of them.
In testimony hereof I have sett my hand the i March 1652. Southold.
" Signed and delivered (Signed) James Hindes.
in the p'sence of us.
Jo. Youngs. John Herbert."
An inventorie of the goods and chattels where of James Haynes lately dyed
posessed taken upon oath according to orderin that behalfe the i8th of 9th m 1655.
£, s. d.
Inpris. houses and lands appertaining, 3 cows and 2 steers 50.00.00
It. I Calfe, 2 hafers & i Steere 08.00.00
It. 14 goats & Kidds, & 7 Swyne younge and old 10. 12.00
It. I debt;^7. — II yds. of Searge, 2 yds>^ n'gSearge 12.02.00
It. his wear'g cloaths, hatt, 5 pr. Sheets 12 Pillow cases 11. 19.00
It. 2 Shirts, — 7 table napkins, 9 table Cloths & lynin cloths 03.08.10
It. Fustian — pewter warming pan & frying pan 03.02.00
It. a bed stead — feather bed & curtains 08.00.00
It. achest&bed stead & all other house hold goods 09.17.00
It. 10 bushells of Indian corn & 7 bushells of Wheate 03.01.06
It. 6 bushells of Pease — 3 loads of hay 03.04.00
123.05.04
Appraisrs
Barnabas Horton
Thomas Moore
This will and inventory seem to have been recorded on the fifth day
of December, in the " Southold Town Records," Liber B, page 91, from
which volume this copy was made, October 15, 1881. His widow,
Mary, married in June, 1656, Ralph Dayton, in Southold.
The records of the First Congregational church of Salem, Mass.,
show that this James Haines was a member as early as Dec. 25, 1637,
and the baptism of his eight children are recorded as follows :
JOHN^, b. Aug. 28, 1639.
James^, bap. Aug. 2, 1641.
BENJAMIN^ bap. Aug. 26, 1643.
Mary^, bap. Feb. 19, 1646.
James'', bap. Dec. 27, 1647-8.
Jonathan'^, bap. April ii, 1648.
Sarah^, bap. April 11, 1648.
Thomas^ bap. March 4, 1651.

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S« John' Hinds, son of James' Hinds, born Aug. 28, 1639 and
died in Lancaster, Mass., in March, 1720. He married (first) a
woman, of whom no record can be found. By her, he had one son
and probably others. He married (second) in Lancaster, Feb. 9,
1 68 1-2, Mary Butler, widow of James Butler, an early proprietor and
planter of Lancaster. Her name is found mentioned in the Billerica
records. He went from Woburn in 1676 to Lancaster, thence to
Brookfield and from there back to Lancaster again.
Temples' "History of North Brookfield" says :
" John Hinds from Woburn, settles Lancaster, that part which be
came Bolton, May 25, 1710. He had a grant of 62 acres in Brookfield
and in all 199 acres; sold house lot, April 13, 17 19, to son John and
returned to Lancaster, where he died, March 1720."
A few years after his death, his wife, executrix, " sells lands to her
loving son, John of Brookfield." This piece of land was sold, Oct. 14,
1724. The " Annals of Lancaster" says :
" John hinds hath this thirtie acre lott Granted by the town Lying
one the east side of the Nashaway River in several places one piece
Lying to the Southeast of Rattlesnake hill .... more he hath
a peice Laid out at the head of the Little Brook that Runs threw James
Butler's Land near his houseplace " . . . .
The " History of Lancaster" says :
"John Hinds was one of those directed to garrison 'ye east side of
ye river, under John Moore, commander, April 20, 1704.'"
The following is a true copy of the last will and testament of John
Hinds, dated March 8, 1719-20, as recorded in East Cambridge, Mass.
" In the name of God Amen
" This eight Day of March in the sixth yeare of the Reigne of our sov-
eraign Lord George of Great Brittain &c : King : Annoqe Domini one
thousand Seven Hundred & nineteen /twenty I John Hinds of Lancas
ter in ye County of Middlesex in the province of ye Massachusetts Bay
in New England Husbandman : being under sickness & weakness of
Body : though otherwise of competent Memory & understanding &
being also sencible of my own frailty & of ye certainty that in a Little
time I must be Removed by Death & not Knowin how soone : & being
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Willing to settle that estate which God of his Goodness hath Pleassed
to bestow upon Me : I do Now make this my Last Will & Testament
In manner & form following (that is to say)
" First & Principally I Bequeath my Soull to God that gave it Hoping
to Receive free & full Pardon of all my sins through the mirritt &
mediation of Jesus Christ my Blessed Lord & Glorious Redeemer :
Relying alone upon him for Righteousness & Salvation & my Body to
the Dust to be Decently Buried with Christian Buriall : & for my out
ward estat which of Right belongeth to my Will is that it be ordered
settled & Dispossed of : as hereafter is expressed in this my Will.
" Imp. After all my Just Debts : funerall & other necessary Charges
& expences are fully paid & Discharged : my Will is & Accordingly I
do hereby Give unto Mary Hinds my Beloved Wife all my estate both
Reall & Personall Viz Lands Goods Chattells &c : of what nature Kind
or quallity soever : & all moneys or other Debts Justly Due & owing
from all & every Person or Persons whatsoever unto me the sd John
Hinds : Saving that she allow & pay out unto my Six Children Namely
John : Jacob Hannah : Hopestill Deborah & experience — five shillings
apiece to each of them to be paid within two yeares next after my De
cease : the which five shillings together with what I have formerly given
them shall be in full of theire portions out of my estate ; & unto my
son Enoch Hinds I Give one paire of Steeres or young oxen which I
Bought of John Priest : & also my Horss I Give unto my sd son Enoch
which together with what he hath formerly had of my estate : my Will
is shall be in full of his Portion : all the Residue & Remainder of my
wholl estate as abovesaid I hereby Give & Dispose of unto Mary my
said Wife for here to Improve & enjoy for her use benifitt and behoofe
& freely to Dispose of all & every part both of ye Reall & Personall
estate hereby Given to her : as she shall please at her Discression : &
do also make & constitute my said Wife Mary Hinds to be sole execu
trix to this my Will : & that this is my Last Will & Testament I Declare
by my hand & seall hereto Annexed the Day & yeare above Dated.
" John Hinds

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" Signed sealled & Declared in Presence of
"John Smith
" Israel Houghton
" Ebenezer Polly "
Child, by first wife :
10. i. JAMES^ resided in Lancaster on lands of his father.

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Children, by second wife :
JOHN^ b. in Lancaster, Jan. 19, 1683.
Jacob', b. probably in Brookfield, in 1685.
Hannah'.
Hopestill', b. Oct. 22, 17 13.
Deborah'.
Experience', m. Nov. 18, 1718, Joseph Marks, Jr.
Enoch', b. Oct. 30, 17 17.

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Milliam Kin& of Salem

A vast amount of research has been made, regarding the earliest an
cestor of this branch of the family in America, not only by the compiler
of this volume, but by other and earlier members of the family. The
records have been found very incomplete to enable one to establish the
points as facts, but every effort has been made to get at the bottom and
try if possible to make a connection with this early Hinds family who
settled in or near Salem, Mass.
Considerable trouble and annoyance has been occasioned, not only
in this branch of the family, but in nearly all of the other branches
spoken of in this book, in the various ways of spelling the family name.
The early wills, deeds and other old family documents have been care
fully looked over and, in many instances, the name of a person has
been found spelled in several different ways, in that one document
alone. So all will bear with the compiler as he endeavors to show his
reasons for assuming that the following facts, which he has collected,
are those relating to John Hinds of Bridgewater.
The compiler has believed for a long time that John Hinds of Bridge-
water was descended from some family who settled in Salem or in one
of its adjacent towns. Records have been found showing that persons
bearing the name of Hinds, (or Hinde and Hind, as the name was then
spelled) landed on or near the shores of this historic city, but whether
or not John Hinds, mentioned above, is descended from this stock,
may perhaps remain an uncertainty for a time, as far as proving it for
a fact is concerned.
The records which are here given go to show practically beyond a
doubt, that John Hinds of Bridgewater, whose name has also been
found spelled '' Hains " on the public records, was descended from
William Hind, aged thirty-five, who was made a freeman in 1635. It is
firmly believed that this William Hind is the progenitor of this branch
of the Hinds family in America, as everything stated below, points to
that fact.
From J. C. Hotten's "List of Emigrants to America, 1600-1700," it
will be observed that the list of names includes " Will" Hind, age 35 "
and " Margaret Hinde, age 30." We find that this authority further
records that they were passengers in the Paule of London. It Is

second generation I I
not supposed that William and Margaret were man and wife, but that
they were brother and sister, for the reason that a William Haines, of
Salem, married Sarah Ingersoll, daughter of Richard Ingersoll, who
emigrated from Bedfordshire, England, in 1639. Although this name
is spelled H-a-i-n-e-s, there can be no doubt that it refers to William
Hind, for nowhere in genealogical reference to the Haynes or Haines
families in this country, has the compiler found any claim to a William
at so early a period as this. He is in no way connected with the family
of Gov. John Haynes, nor with John or Josiah Haynes of Ludbery,
who it is stated in the " History of Shrewsbury," received a grant of
thirty-two thousand acres of land. These Haynes brothers with their
sisters. Sufferance and Mary, were children of Walter Haynes, a Wilt
shire linen-weaver, who with his wife, Elizabeth, and children all under
sixteen years of age, were passengers in the Confidence from Eng
land in 1638 and settled in Ludbery. Neither was he related to
Deacon Samuel Haynes, born probably in 1611, who embarked in the
ship Angel Gabriel from London, June 4, 1635, reached Pemaquid,
where the ship was wrecked Aug. 15, 1635. From there, he went to
Ipswich, then returned to England, but was in this country again in
Dover, April i, 1640, where he is mentioned again in 1642 and in 1648.
From there, he moved to Greenland, N. H., and was deacon in the
First church in Portsmouth in 167 1. The first mention of a man hav
ing a similar name to the above William, was one William Haynes, who
was transported to the Barbadoes in October, 1685, for participating in
Monmouth's rebellion.
18. William Haines of Salem (doubtless William Hind of the
Paule), joined the church in 1649, and it is recorded that Sarah
(Ingersoll) Haynes joined the same year. One child at least was born
to them, whom they named (19) William, and who married Abigail
Ward, daughter of Samuel and his second wife, Sarah (Hubbard)
Ward, of Marblehead, and granddaughter of Samuel Ward and wife
Frances of Hingham. Some of these Wards are referred to in the
records of the First church in Charlestown, Mass. This William, son
of William and Sarah (Ingersoll) Haynes, it is believed, was the same
as William Hains (or Hinds) who resided in Marblehead in 1728, he
being then an old man, and who it is stated, enlisted from Salem, in
Capt. Joseph Gardner's company during King Philip's war, and who
was present at the taking of Narragansett Fort. He is mentioned in
the list of names of those who received grants of land in 1728 in Narra
gansett Township No. 3, which later became Amherst, N. H. It is
further believed that he was the same as William Hains of Salem,
"yoeman deceased, " who is mentioned in a deed, 1728-9, as conveying

12 THE HINDS FAMILY
a piece of land in Salem village, which was afterwards sold to Samuel
Ingersoll. This was, as will be seen, at about the same time in which
he received a grant of land in Narragansett Township. Abigail Ward,
his wife, is undoubtedly the same as Abigail Hinds, who with ten others
joined the First church in Salem, May 19, 1684, and who a short time
after, was one of the fifty or fifty-four (?) original members of the First
church in Marblehead. This William appeared in Marblehead, an ad
joining town to Salem, and had a son, John, who was probably the
same John, as the John of Bridgewater, as he was apparently born at
the same time.
It is probable that Margaret Hinde, who emigrated with her brother,
married a man by the name of " Peach," undoubtedly the John Peach
of Salem, who joined the church in 1630, as his son, whose will dated
Oct. 2, 1682, and probated Sept. 30, 1684 ( "Essex Probate Records "
Book IV, page 95, also copied in the " Massachusetts Historical and
Genealogical Register "), mentions " Cousin William Hine and his wife
Abigail," also " Margaret Dalliwar, daughter of Peter Dalliwar," and
" cousin Joseph Dalliwar," also son " John Hine, the only child at
present of my cousin William Hine." Wyman's " Charlestown Geneal
ogies and Estates," refers to a transfer of land in 1684, of estate of
William Hinds and wife Abigail, with heirs, to E. Phillips, and records
an abatement in taxes allowed the same year. This item is mentioned
under the head of " Dolivar."
Now the reader may ask the relationship between William Hine and
John Peach. If, as we suppose, William Hind and Margaret Hinde
were brother and sister, and William had a son and Margaret had a
child, these two children would have been cousins. Margaret married
a Peach and had a son, John Peach. Therefore, John Peach, who
made his will in 1682, would have been a cousin to William Hine, who
had a son John Hine, William's " only child at present."
From the "Massachusetts Archives," "A list of ye names of Capt.
Gardner's Souldiers for the p'sent expedition," mentions William Hind
of Salem. This William Hind is not likely the emigrant of 1635, ^^^
it is probable that he was the emigrant William's son, the father of
John Hine, " the only child at present of my cousin William Hine."
The wording of this reference indicates that William was a young
man, as the second William would have been during King Philip's
war. 20. John Hinds of Bridgewater, who married Hannah Shaw,
and who is believed to be the " only child at present of my cousin
Williara Hine," had several daughters, the third being named
" Abigail," and if the parents of John Hinds of Bridgewater, were

SECOND generation 1 3
William and Abigail (Ward) Hinds, the reason for naming this daugh
ter would be evident. This John of Bridgewater, named his first
daughter " Hannah," presumably after his wife Hannah Shaw. His
second, he named " Elizabeth," but after whom ? There was an Eliza
beth Hinds in Bridgewater at the time, or at least some years later,
who married Nathaniel Conant, son of Nathaniel and Hannah Conant,
who came to Bridgewater from Beverly. It would not be strange if
she was related to John Hinds of Bridgewater. It is possible that she
went from Salem or Marblehead to Bridgewater, as the Conants did.
The first wife of Rev. Ebenezer Hinds (son of John Hinds of
Bridgewater), Susannah Keith, is buried on the same lot with some
Conants in South Bridgewater, though fifty or seventy-five years
before these Conants : but there might have been, and very likely were,
other Conants or Hinds buried there previously, for it is a very an
cient cemetery, and many " floating stones " were built into the stone
wall, when the yard was rewalled. If all this means nothing, it is a
very strange coincidence.
The naming of children may mean little in this case, but I notice the
fact that John Hinds named his second daughter "Elizabeth," and
that Elizabeth Hinds, of Bridgewater, named her second son "John
Conant." Nathaniel Conant had been twice married before he married
Elizabeth Hinds. It is therefore safe to say that John and Elizabeth
Hinds appeared in Bridgewater, at or about the time their names
appear on the public records.
This Elizabeth, who married Nathaniel Conant, can surely not be
the daughter of John Hinds of Bridgewater, as John was not married
until 1709, and Nathaniel and Elizabeth(Hinds) Conant married in 1716,
and had children as follows: (a) Jeremiah, b. in 1720; (b) Margaret,
b. in 1722 ; (c) John, b. in 1725 ; (d) Elizabeth, b. in 1727.
There was a Francis Hains, who had a wife Elizabeth. They may
have come to Bridgewater, and Elizabeth perhaps married Nathaniel
Conant, after the death of Francis, who died in 17 17. A deed of John
Conant, dated Nov. 5, 1718, refers to land bought of Francis Hains,
deceased, and wife Elizabeth, now living. Mitchell in his " History
of Bridgewater," says that Elizabeth Hains and Nathaniel Conant were
married in 1716; but Francis Hains of Marblehead did not die until
the year following, according to Savage. If either date should happen
to be wrong by a year, it would strongly point in favor of Elizabeth
Hains of Marblehead and Elizabeth Hinds of Bridgewater, as being
one and the same.
We therefore infer from the foregoing explanation which has been
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the first generation in this country was William and Sarah (Ingersoll)
Haines ; the second generation was William and Abigail (Ward)
Haines; and the third generation, John and Hannah (Shaw) Hinds.
The names have been spelled in so many {different ways, probably the
fault of the writing and the lack of knowledge of spelling in those early
days, as will be especially noticed by referring to the old wills and doc
uments, that it has been found very difficult to get at the above points.
The compiler does not wish to lay them down as facts in the Hinds
family, although everything strongly points in its favor, but wishes
simply to lay them before the members of the family, in the hope that
it will result in bringing the facts out at no distant date.
JohnJ Hinds, son of William^ and Abigail (Ward) Haines ( Wil
liam^), married Aug. ii, 1709, Hannah Shaw. It is supposed that she
was the daughter of John and Hannah Shaw and that she was born
April 26, 1687. John Shaw is believed to have been a grandson of
Abraham Shaw of Dedham. The name of John Hinds has been
found spelled on the public records, " Hains."
Children, born in Bridgewater, Mass.:
Hannah*, b. in 1710.
Elizabeth*, b. in 1712.
Abigail*, b. in 1714 ; m. in 1735, Stephen Cobb of Walpole.
John*, b, in 1717; m. in 1738, Hannah Lyon.
Ebenezer*, b, July 29, 1719.
Susannah*, b. in 1722 ; m. in 1740, Henry Chamberlain of Bridge-
water.

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11. Jolin^ Hinds, son of John' and Mrs. Mary (Butler) Hinds
{James'), born in Lancaster, Mass., Jan. 19, 1683 and died in Brook
field, Mass., Oct. 10, 1747 ; married Mrs. Hannah (Whittaker) Corlis,
of Haverhill, Mass., who was born in September, 1691. At his death,
she married for her third husband, June 18, 1749, Oliver Heyward,
who died in Brookfield, Sept. 24, 1764, aged seventy-three years. An
obituary of her was published in the " New England Historical and Gene
alogical Register," Vol. XII, in which she is claimed to have saved the
lives of Mr. Rolfe's children, but whether or not this is so, it is evident
that she is the Anna Whittaker,' of Haverhill, who lived in the family.
At her death, she left by her husband, John Hinds, thirteen children,
eighty-two grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren.
He was appointed on a committee of five, Jan. 23, 1728, to divide
the town of Brookfield into four parts. He built a mill on Horse
Pond Brook as early as 1738 and sold it to his son Seth, who sold it
to Joseph Bartlett, who sold it March 3, 1761.
After the winter of 1704-5, a large part of the inhabitants had been
kept in the employ of the Province as " standing guards," or " garrison
soldiers ;" and other young men who had been stationed as soldiers,
had resolved to become inhabitants. To insure this result, and to hold
out inducements to the sons of the first planters to remain, the com
mittee, at a meeting held March 8, 17 10, granted to Sergeant John
White, forty-two acres of upland and twenty of meadow, " provided he
live in the place four years, after he is wholly disbanded, and pay
ates." Forty acres of the upland and twenty of meadow on the terms
above mentioned were granted to John Hinds. He lived on this land
up to the time of his death.
John, with his brothers was a member of Captain Thomas Buck-
minster's Brookfield company which, in August, 1748, went to Fort
Dunner and garrisoned it.
His will (" Worcester Wills " Vol. II, page 694), dated May 10, 1749,
mentions nine children, viz.: John, Seth and Corlis, Anna, Frances
and Mary, all probably married, and Dinah, Tryphena, and Susannah,
then unmarried.
He made his home in Lancaster until 17 19, when he became a resident
of Brookfield. IS

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Children, born in Brookfield :
Anna*, b. June 6, 1710.
John*, b. Aug. 31, 1711.
Frances*, b. Dec. 14, 1713 ; baptized Dec. 27,following ; m. Nov.
20, 1734, Seth Banister.
Mary*, b. Feb. 12, 1716; m. Nov. 20, 1734, Joseph Banister.
Seth*, b. April 3, 17 18.
Jonathan*, b. Oct. 23, 1720, d. July 6, 1738.
Dinah*, b. Oct. 14, 1722.
Corlis*, b. April 28, 1724.
Rachel*, b. Aug. 25, 1726, d. July 31, 1738.
Tryphena*, b. April 23, 1728 ; m. Edward Wright.
Cornelius*, b. March 17, 1730, d. July 7, 1738.
Submit*, b. July 27, 1732, d. Aug. i, following.
Susannah*, b. Dec. 17, 1733.
Jacob' Hinds, son of John' and Mrs. Mary (Butler) Hinds
(James^), born probably in Brookfield, Mass., in 1685, and died in
West Boylston, Mass.; married in Marlboro, Mass., Dec. 6, 1716, Grace
Morse, daughter of Joseph and Hester (Peirce) Morse. She was born
in Watertown, Mass., June 7, 1694. Her maternal grandparents were
John and Elizabeth Peirce. Her father at the age of twenty-four em
barked at Ipswich, England, in April, 1634, in the ship Elizabeth,
William Andrews, master. He settled in Watertown, where he was one
of the proprietors and was admitted as a freeman, May 6, 1635. He
was the oldest son of Joseph and Deborah Morse, who came to America
probably a year or two later than their son.
Jacob Hinds was a farmer of Marlborough, where his name is found
spelled on the public records " Hins." In 17 17, he was one of the
Marlborough people to settle Shrewsbury. From Shrewsbury, he
moved with his family in 1720, to West Boylston and was probably the
first white settler in that section. He lived on house lot No. 33 in
1729. He was on the muster roll of Captain Asa Whitcomb, in whose
company he was a corporal.
The " History of Shrewsbury " says :
" The settlers who located Shrewsbury had divided among them, by
the General Court, land for which grantee was to pay, within six years,
£2 I2S. 6d. Land was granted to forty-five persons. Jacob Hinds re
ceived Lot 33 of sixty acres. The grants were finally completed, Dec.
18, 17 18. Some years afterwards, the proprietors required a count to
be made to show how much meadow was allotted to each. This record
shows in part this : ' Lot No. 33, Granted to Jacob Hinds Dec. 30,
17 18. Thiss 33d House Lot in Shrewsbury contains in it 60 acres,
and hath a 50 acre right belonging to it, &c., and lyeth near the S. E.
angle of the Ministerial lot, and is bounded every way by undivided

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land. He hath for his division of meadow the sixth lot on Muddy
Meadow. This Lot No. 33, is now Feb. 12, 1729, in possession of Jacob
Hinds.' "
Jacob's will (" Worcester Wills " Vol. Ill, page 538), dated Sept. 24,
1764, and accompanying papers name the following children: Joseph,
Benjamin, Jason and Jacob ; Abigail, wife of Josiah Broad ; Tabitha, wife
of Bezabel Field ; Mary, wife of Joshua Child ; Sarah, wife of Micah
Witherbee ; and Elizabeth, wife of Ephraim Temple.
Children, first three born in Marlborough, others in Shrewsbury :
Tabitha*, b. in 1718, d. an infant.
Sarah*, b. in 17 19, d. before 1771 ; m. Micah Witherbee.
Abigail*, b. in 1720, d. before 1771 j m. Dec. 9,1743, Josiah Broad,
of Holden.
Daniel*, b. June 21, 1722, d. June 2, 1740, in Shrewsbury.
Joseph*, b. Jan. 20, 1724.
Benjamin*, b. July 7, 1725.
Mary*, b. Aug. 18, 1726, d. before 1771 ; m. June 2, 1748, Joshua
Child.
Tabitha*, b. Nov. 14, 1727, d. before 1771 ; m. Bezabel Fisk.
Jason*, b. Dec. 8, 1728, d. unmarried before 1751-
Elizabeth*, b. Jan. 22, 1730; m. May 25, 1752, Ephraim Temple.
Jacob*, b. Jan. 22 1731.
14. Hopestill^ Hinds, son of John' and Mrs. Mary (Butler)
Hinds {James'), born probably in Brookfield, Mass., Oct. 22, 1713 ;
married Mary Walker. He had a grant of eighty acres of land in
Brookfield, also one of one hundred thirty acres. He was appointed as
one of a committee to help lay out the lands, granted by the town. He
was also appointed a member of a committee to prevent the killing of
deer as the law provided. From July 26, to Nov. 18, 1725, he was in
service against the Indians. April 27, 1717, a rate was made for the
paying of the minister of Brookfield, which contained the following :
Enoch Hinds ^o 2s. 6d.
Hopestill Hinds 14 6
John Hinds 12 o
As there were one hundred twenty-three names on the list, and the
amount was ;^i2i 3s. 8d., it appears that these were average tax payers.
The largest individual amount was £^ i8s. 4d.
Children : Nehemiah*, b. May 3, 1715.
Bathsheba*, b. Feb. 4, 1717.
Elizabeth*, b. March 21, 17 19.
Mary*, b. in March, 1721.
Abigail*, b. March 4, 1723.

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17. Enoch^ Hinds, son of John' and Mrs. Mary (Butler)
Hinds {James'), born probably in Brookfield, Oct. 30, — . Baptized,
March 27, 1743 ; married Feb. 20, 1722, Elizabeth Gilbert, daughter of
Deacon Henry Gilbert. The record of this birth, as found, shows it as
17x7, while that of his marriage is 1722. Doubtless he was born soon
after his brother John. He had a grant of eighty acres and also of one
hundred sixty acres.
Children :
56. i. Elizabeth*, b. Sept. 26, 1722.
57. ii. Ezekial*, b. Feb. 26, 1724/5.
58. iii. Abner*, bap. in Oct., 1742.
S9. iv. Solomon*, bap. in Oct., 1742.

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Ifourtb feneration

35. Ebenezer* Hinds, son of Johns and Hannah (Shaw)
Hinds ( William', William'), born in Bridgewater, Mass., July 29, 17 19,
and died in Fairhaven, Mass., April 19, 1812. He is buried in Old
Middleborough, by the pond near Sampson's Hotel. He married
(first) Susannah Keith of Bridgewater, who was born in 1727. She
was the daughter of John and Hannah (Washburn) Keith, and grand
daughter of Rev. James Keith, the first minister of Bridgewater.
Susannah died April 5, 1750, and he married (second) in 1751, Lydia
Bartlett, daughter of Richard Bartlett. His second wife died May 12,
1801. When about thirty years of age, Mr. Hinds received the ordi
nance of baptisrn by immersion at the hands of Rev. Ebenezer Moulton,
pastor of the Baptist church in Brimfield, Mass., and this was probably
administered the same year that he commenced exercising his gifts
publicly in prayer and exhortation, for in speaking of Mr. Moulton,
Backus says, " Elder Moulton was often called to other places to preach
and baptize in and after 1749. Yes, he was called above eighty miles
that year, and baptized ten in Bridgewater and three in Raynham."
Of tne Second Baptist church in Boston, gathered in 1743, Ebenezer
became a member, March 3, 1751, which was then under the care of
Rev. Ephraim Bound. This Baptist church at first consisted of James
Bound, John Proctor, Ephraim Bosworth, John Dabney, Thomas
Boucher, Ephraim Bound and Thomas Lewis, who formed themselves
into a church, July 27, 1743 and made choice of Ephraim Bound to be
their pastor, who was ordained to the work of a gospel minister, Sept.
7, 1743. Their original number was speedily and largely increased by
new members from the towns of Newton, Needham, Medfield and other
adjacent places. " And the Lord added to the church daily, such as
should be saved," until March 3, 1751, when among those thus gathered
in was received, him who was then the eloquent exhorter, but who after
wards became the distinguished Calvinistic Baptist clergyman, the Rev.
Ebenezer Hinds. Rev. Ephraim Bound, as pastor of that church, was
in 1751, in the midst of the years of his greatest usefulness, which con
tinued until the morning of Dec. 17, 1762, when he was visited by a
paralytic shock, from the effect of which he only partially recovered so
as to be able to preach a few sermons. Rev. Ephraim Bound died,
greatly lamented, June 18, 1765, and during his ministrations, the
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church that in 1743 consisted of only seven members, had in 1765, in
creased to about one hundred and twenty members. Rev. Ephraim
Bound was the son of James Bound, and he had received the ordinance
of baptism at the hands of the Rev. Ebenezer Moulton of Brimfield.
In 1753, Rev. Ebenezer Hinds of Bridgewater, was invited to preach
at the house of Thomas Nelson on Assawomsett Neck, where he con
tinued to preach regularly. In discoursing of this Thomas Nelson,
Backus' " History of the Baptists " says : " In 1753, he and his sons,
with a few more set up a meeting at his house and obtained Mr. Eben
ezer Hinds to preach to them. The church of which Rev. Ebenezer
Hinds was ordained, Jan. 26, 1758, as first and original pastor was gen
erally known as the Second Baptist church in Middleborough, it having
been organized, Nov. 16, '1757. A house and farm was purchased for a
parsonage at a part of Middleborough, now Lakeville, called ' Beech
Woods,' and a church edifice purchased, that stood until fire destroyed
it. May 19, 1798, together with the parsonage house. "
Under date of Feb. 12, 1758, Rev. Isaac Backus wrote to his mother
as follows :
" Loving Mother — A church was gathered in the south part of this
town on the sixteenth of November and brother Hinds was ordained
pastor, Jan. 26th, past.
" I was over there again at the ordination of their deacons last
Thursday, and I can but hope that God has many blessings in store for
that people."
Elder Hinds continued pastor of that church for upward of forty
years. Here the best part of his life was spent ; here most of his large
family of fifteen children were born, and here eight of them died. The
church enjoyed a' marked revival during the years preceding the Revo
lutionary war. The Baptist faith spread very rapidly in those days in
New England, and Elder Hinds did much toward helping on the move
ment. The Middleborough churches during that period were included
in the " Warren Conference," so called from the fact that they met in
Warren, R. I., for their yearly meetings. Copies of the " Minutes " of
these conferences are now very rare. They show that Old Middle
borough was a stronghold of the Baptist faith in those days and
explain why it was the center of the educational movement in this
denomination later, when Peirce Academy flourished, previous to the
founding of Boston University.
Elder Hinds continued his labors with the Second Baptist church
until having passed the period of threescore years and ten, when he
closed his pastorate, though he still preached occasional sermons both
there and elsewhere. Frequent rhention is made of him on the pages

FOURTH GENERATION 21
of Backus, and Benedict states that after reaching the age of eighty, he
would spring upon his horse, unaided, and ride off long distances to
hold religious services or assist in any ordination or other special service.
Early in the year 1758, Capt. Benjamin Pratt raised a company of
men in Middleborough for services on Lake George, during the French
and Indian war. This company started from Middleborough, May 29,
1758, and from entries in the journal kept by Sergeant Seth Tinkham,
a member of the company, it appears that Elder Hinds accompanied
the force toward Saratoga in the capacity of chaplain. Two entries
from the journal follow :
"may the 30 we marched by sunrife to Lieut, man's in Wrentham 11
miles, there went to Dinner, and then we marched to Dr. Corbitt's in
Billingham 10 miles, went to Supper. After supper mr. hinds preached
a Sermon to us. there our Cart overtook us. there we stay*."
" June ye i^* we stayed at Hollands all Day Because of ye Rain and
m'. Hinds Preached to us in Holland's Barn."
In the " Peirce Family in the Old Colony," Gen. Peirce mentions an
interesting incident relating to Elder Hinds.
His grandfather Capt. Job Peirce served in the Provincial forces dur
ing 1759 before Halifax, N. S. When his time of enlistment expired,
he, with others, was sent by government transport for Boston, but the
vessel being disabled by a storm was carried far out of her course and
finally made shore in the West Indies. Meanwhile news of the de
parture of the ill-fated transport is received in the Old Colony and the
friends of the passengers gave them up for dead. But after the long
winter months had passed. Job Peirce at last secured passage on board a
vessel bound for New England and in due time landed in Bedford village.
" Allowing no delay, he out-travels the news of his arrival, and soon
stands upon his native hills again. Scenes familiar, orchards and
beechen forests meet his eye ; but save the lowing of cattle and the
singing of birds, a deathlike stillness prevails, for it is Sunday — a New
England Sabbath kept after the manner of the Puritan fathers. No
alarm was therefore occasioned in his mind to find his home unten
anted, the whole family having repaired to the country church to attend
public worship ; an example he lost no time in following. Arriving at
the sanctuary during the ' long prayer ' he, at its close, walked rever
ently up the aisle to the family pew, and then took his seat, creating no
small stir among the worshipers, for the superstitution of that day in
vested the sight with far less novelty than terror. It is uncertain how
the grave assembly would have gained its equilibrium, but for the good
sense and remarkable presence of mind exhibited by the preacher, who
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text, when this unexpected sight quite upset his former plans, and
without finding it or even opening the book, he gave out for his text,
the passage of Scripture, which saith : ' For this my son was dead and
is alive again ; was lost and is found.' "
The following is a copy of the deed of Elder Hinds to the Second
Baptist church and society in Middleborough :
" Know all men by thefe prefents that I Eben^^ Hinds of Middle
borough in the County of plymouth in the Common Welth of the maf-
achufetts Plant for an in Confideration of four hundred Dollars to
me in hand paid by the Commety of the Second Baptift Church and
Society in Middleborough and in the County Common Welth afor faid
namely James peirce Hermon peirce & Jofhua Howland the Recept I
acknowledge and do by thefe prefents Bargin Sell & Convay unto
the faid Commety church and Society my Dwelling Houfe in Middle
borough and now ftanding on the minifterial farme and now occupied
by Elifha Briggs to hold the fame and I for myfelf & heirs do Cove
nant with the f'' Commety Church & Society I Have full power and
LawfuU athorety to fell the Houfe as above f"^ & therefore will Deffend
the fame againft the LawfuU clames of all perfons whatfoever I do
allfo by prefents releafe and forever quit Clame unto the minifterial
farme whereon the Houfe ftands in witnefs hereof I have hereunto fet
my hand 'feal this Second day of November one thoufand eight
hundred & five.
Sign'i Seal* and Deliver'^
in prefents of Eben'^ Hinds [S]
Ebenezer Hinds 2''
Abner Smith
Briftol, fs. November 4*^ 1805
Then personally Appeared Elder Eb'' Hinds and Acknowleg** the
within Deed By Him signed To Be His Free Act & Deed
Before me Ephr™ Winflow, Juftis peace.
Susannah Keith, first wife of Elder Hinds, was buried in the old
cemetery in South Bridgewater village near the First Congregational
church, the stone having the following inscription : — " Here lies buried,
Mrs. Susanna, wife of Mr. Ebenezer Hinds, and daughter of Mr. John
Keith, who died April 5, 1750, in y^ 23^1 year of her age, having been
the mother of four children, and died in the faith of a glorious resur
rection. " Her grave is in the northwestern section of the cemetery.
It stands in a line with several others. On one side are the graves of
Deacon Cornelius Holmes and wife, and on the other side, Phineas

FOURTH GENERATION 23
Conant and wife. The nearness of these graves to hers and the fact
that they were not made until from fifty to one hundred years later,
suggest the possibility of John and Hannah Hinds being buried there
beside her, the grave being afterward lost. When the last wall was
built around this cemeter)', many " floating stones " were built into it,
and many graves in those days were marked by field stones of suitable
shape, with or without inscriptions.
Lydia Bartlett, the second wife of Elder Hinds, was the daughter of
Richard Bartlett, an Englishman, living in Boston. She had a brother
Richard, who served as a soldier at Annapolis Royal in 1775 under
Col. Winslow, in seizing and disposing the neutral French. He
married Mary Robinson, of Bridgewater, a daughter of Gain Robinson,
of East Bridgewater. Gain Robinson came to Plymouth from Ireland,
and after living a while in Pembroke and Braintree, settled in East
Bridgewater. He brought letters with him from churches in Ireland,
Pembroke and Braintree. Richard Bartlett had a large family, born
mostly in Nova Scotia, where he resided.
The following are epitaphs from the gravestones of Elder Hinds and
wife, which are in the old cemetery on the " Neck " in Lakeville, Mass.:
In memory of
Rev. Ebenezer Hinds
WHO DIED
April 19, 1812
IN HIS 94 year.
I have fought a GOOD FIGHT, I HAVE FINISHED
my course, i have kept the faith, henceforth
there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness.
Sacred to the memory op
Mrs. Lydia, wipe of the Rev.
Ebenb Hinds, she died
May 12TH A. D. 1801. In the Sixty Seventh Year of her Age.
Give her of the fruit of her hands
And let her own works praise her.
Children by first wife, born probably in Bridgewater :
*6o. i. KEziAH'.b. 1745.
*6i. ii. Salome', b. 1747.
62. iii. Child', who d. young.
63. iv. Child', who d. young.
Children by second wife, born probably in Bridgewater :
•64. V. Ebenezer', b. Jan. 25, 1753.
?65. vi. Bartlett', b. in 1755.
*66. vii. Susannah', b. May 18, 1757.
•67. viii. John', b. Sept. 19, 1759.
*68. ix. Leonard', b. Aug. 19, 1761.

*69.

X.

•70.

xi.

*7i.

xii.

72.

xiii.

*73-

xiv.

*74.

XV.

24 THE HINDS FAMILY
Lydia', b. Aug. i, 1763.
Preserved', b. Feb. 27, 1766.
Abanoam', b. June 19, 176S.
Keziah', b. March 19, 1772, d. Aug. 12, 1774.
Hannah', b.'May 12, 1775.
Richard', b. Sept, 11, 1777.
TRise ot tbe ffiaptiats in ^ioaieborougb '
The preaching of Whitefield and Tennant in Middleborough and
neighboring towns during their tour of New England in the middle
years of the preceding century, carried a remarkable revival of religion,
which was soon followed by the rise of Independent or, as they were
called by their enemies, " New Light " churches. The chief points of
difference between the Independent churches and the established so
cieties of the Congregational order, seem at first to have been in the
ground taken by the former against the custom then in vogue of raising
money for the support of the ministry by taxation. They also laid em
phasis upon the need of a " change of heart " and " religious experi
ence " as a condition of admission to church and held that any body of
believers might establish a church in a precinct already formed, and
contribute to its support instead of to that of the original church.
They found cause for complaint also in the fact that academic training,
rather than a spiritual life, was so frequently looked upon as the chief
qualification needed by a preacher. These views excited bitter oppo
sition and the refusal of those who held them to pay their " church
rates " led to frequent imprisonments and the seizure and sale of
personal property belonging to offenders.
Living as we do in a time of religious freedom, it is hard to under
stand the intolerant spirit of those days. The Independents were
plainly in the right, as we view the matter to-day, although they were
often legally wrong. And it is largely to the determined stand taken
by these people that we owe the right to liberty of conscience, enjoyed
to-day. There were at least two of these Independent churches in the limits
of old Middleborough in 1751, one being at Titicut village, under the
pastoral care of Rev. Isaac Backus, and thp other in the west precinct
of the town, under the care of Rev. James Mead. Records, still in ex
istence, show that these and sister churches in adjoining towns were
accustomed to meet in " council " from time to time, to discuss and
take action on matters of common concern. There were at least five of
these "councils" held during the years 1751, '52 and '53, with the
church in North Middleborough, and at one of these, the West Parish
1 Contributed by S. W. Hinds.

FOURTH GENERATION 2$
church was represented by James Mead and Deacon William Smith,
who was afterwards deacon of the Second Baptist church.
But a fertile source of discord presented itself in the Independent
churches at this time in the shape of infant baptism. This led soon to
a general examination of the whole subject of baptism, with the result
that many of the Independent societies embraced Baptist principles.
Even before this time, the subject had become prominent in Elder
Backus' congregation, for at achurch meeting held Aug. 7, 1749, two
of the members, Ebenezer Hinds and Deacon Jonathan Woods, de
clared that they had embraced the views of the Baptists. This led to
much discourse and soon resulted in the conversion of several of the
members to the new views. Mr. Backus, at first very reluctant to ac
cept the new doctrines, at length comes to that view and preaches a
sermon in favor of immersion and against infant baptism. But he
soon repents of the sermon as premature and retracts the statements
made. But it unfortunately happened, that before doing so, he was
obliged to be absent for several weeks in his native state of Connecti
cut, so that he found upon his return, that several members of his
church who did not wish to longer postpone what they had come to
view as a most solemn duty, had been, in the meantime, immersed by
Rev. Mr. Moulton of Brimfield, Mass. Of the ten persons baptized at
that time, nine were members of this church.
When these nine members found that their pastor had returned to
his former views on the subject of baptism, they were naturally disap
pointed and perhaps offended, and with Independent consistency, they
met by themselves for worship on the next Lord's Day. On the even
ing of Feb. 3, 1750, seven of them united together as a church and
soon after Mr. Hinds began to preach among them. But it seemed
best to dissolve the church in a few months, and Mr. Hinds and Mr.
Woods united with the Second Baptist church in Boston. In 1753,
Mr. Hinds commenced to preach regularly at the home of Thomas
Nelson in Middleborough, thus being, so far as can be learned, the
pioneer preacher of the Baptists in that township.
Some time was to elapse before Mr. Backus became settled in his re
ligious views upon the subject of baptism. " No man who has not ex
perienced the like," says he in his diary, " can form a proper idea of
the distress I endured for two years." But it was not long before he
took his place with Mr. Hinds, in the ranks of the new sect and from
that time forward, the young denomination multiplied very rapidly in
the old township of Middleborough. Before the close of the century,
there were four flourishing churches of this denomination in town, the
first at North Middleborough, organized in 1756 ; the second, in the

26 THE HINDS FAMILY
West Precinct, organized in 1758; the third in South Middleborough,
organized in 1761 ; and the fourth, or "Pond Church," near Assawom
sett Neck, organized in 1800.
Old Middleborough is especially mentioned by Backus in his history,
as being one of the chief strongholds of the Baptists in the latter half
of the preceding century. Children born of Baptist parents, carried
the faith into other states, especially Maine and New Hampshire, and
there were many clergymen of this faith who were natives of the town.
Among them may be named William, Samuel and Ebenezer Nelson, all
sons of Thomas Nelson, and early graduates of Rhode Island College,
and Rev. Noah Alden. A full list would perhaps exceed that of any
other town in the state.
With the growth of the central part of the town, another church was
needed early in the present century and was accordingly organized in
1828. The church edifice was the gift of Major Levi Peirce of Mid
dleborough. This church came to be known as the Central Baptist
church. During the first half of the present century, Middleborough also be
came prominent as an educational center, on account of the location
there of the Baptist Institution of learning — Pierce Academy. This
institution long enjoyed a high reputation not only in Massachusetts,
but all over New England, and was known in distant parts of the coun
try and in Canada. Some whose names are now familiar throughout
the nation were educated at this seminary.
The minutes of the " Old Colony Baptist Association of Churches "
which was organized in 1823, give evidence of the strength of the de
nomination during this period. The minutes for 1839, fo'" example,
show reports from nineteen churches of southeastern Massachusetts,
situated for the most part in Plymouth County. Of these, the three
oldest and the three largest were in Middleborough, and in a total
membership of 1,592, five hundred and forty-three or over one-third,
being members of the five churches then situated in Middleborough.
The largest and by far the most influential of these was the Central
Baptist church of Middleborough, then under the pastoral care of Rev.
Ebenezer Nelson, and with a membership of 165 ; a branch at Halifax
and a Sunday-school of 256 pupils and 32 teachers, more than double
the size of any other Sunday-school reported, with but one exception.
The next largest society was the Fourth Middleborough, with a mem
bership of 151, and with a flourishing branch church and Sunday-
school at Raynham. The Third Middleborough, Was next in size.
The reports from the Baptist Sunday-schools in Middleborough, that
year, show 71 teachers and nearly 500 scholars enrolled.

FOURTH GENERATION 2"]
The academy is referred to in the same report as in a flourishing
condition and as having " strong claims upon the patronage and
prayers of the churches."
It was some years later under the principalship of Professor Jenks,
that the school enjoyed its period of greatest usefulness.
IRboOc JslanO Colleflc an& tbe TKlarren assoctatton '
One of the most important facts in the early history of the Baptists
in New England, was the formation of the Warren Association of
Churches on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1767, an event which has resulted in
much good, not alone to the Baptist denomination, but to every citizen
of Massachusetts, for it is in large measure owing to the influence of
this and other similar organizations, that the people of this state and
nation enjoy the right of liberty of conscience at the present day.
The journal of Chaplain Hezekiah Smith, refers to this event as
follows :
" Mon. Sept. 7 — Went to Warren. Tues. 8. Met with a number to
form a regular association. Mr. Gano from New York preached a
sermon upon the occasion at the opening of the meeting. Wed. 9.
Mr. Manning's church at Warren, Mr. Hinds, at Middleborough, Mr.
Alden's at Bellingham, and ours at Haverhill, formed an association.
The same evening I preached from Prov. 3: 17."
James Manning, Hezekiah Smith, Noah Alden and Ebenezer Hinds,
"tour illustrious names, deserving for this act alone, to be held by the
denomination in grateful and lasting remembrance !" says tbe author
of the " Early History of Brown University," and in view of the influ.
ence for good exerted by the organization, we are sure the statement
might be made more general.
It is to the Rev. James Manning that the credit belongs of having
first conceived the idea of forming the Baptist churches of New Eng
land into an association. Mr. Manning was also the leader in the
movement for a Baptist college for training young men to the work of
the gospel ministry. He was destined to encounter considerable op
position, however, before his labors were crowned with success. Al
though Rhode Island, where it was decided to locate the college, was a
stronghold of the Baptists in that day, considerable difficulty was en
countered in getting a charter for the new institution of learning, from
the General Assembly, and it was not until after three sessions had
passed, that it was finally granted at an adjourned meeting held in
East Greenwich, R. I., on the last Monday in February, 1764.
'Contributed by S. W. Hinds.

28 THE HINDS FAMILY
Rev. James Manning, as president of the Rhode Island College, as it
was then called, and as pastor of the First church in Warren, began his
labors in the fall of the same year. It was at about this time, that
Manning seems to have conceived the idea of forming the Baptist
churches of New England into an association, " in order to promote
their harmony and growth, to resist more successfully the acts of op
pression of the ' standing order ' in Massachusetts and Connecticut,
and especially to disarm his brethren of all existing prejudice against
human learning, and thus advance the best interests of the college
over which he presided." The aim was to form a union which should
be " simply advisory in character, having respect to the advancement
of the Redeemer's kingdom, by spreading through the churches, an
account of the welfare and prosperity of each. The undertaking was
one of no ordinary magnitude. The government of the Baptist
churches had been from time immemorial, as now, of the independent
form, each church having exclusive right of jurisdiction over its own
members, electing and dismissing its own officers, and transacting all
its business by final issue within itself, without appeal to any power
on earth, either civil or ecclesiastical. It had always been the belief
of the Baptists, that civil government, however desirable and neces
sary for civil purposes, had nothing to do with Christ's kingdom,
which is spiritual, and not of this world, and nothing to do with the visi
ble church, which is subject to Jesus Christ alone as the head thereof.
Hence they regarded all conventions, synods, associations and coun
cils, as antagonistic to the independence of the churches, as having
more or less respect to the civil state, and so partaking too much of
the carnal wisdom of this world. They had suffered so much from
measures adopted by similar conventions of Congregational minsters,
to be easily persuaded to do anything that might seem to be like
following their example."
The first definite step toward the formation of an association was
taken on Aug. 28, 1766, when the church at Warren passed the following
resolution :
" That an association be entered into with sundry churches of the
same faith and order, as it was judged a likely method to promote the
peace of the Churches." As has been already noticed, the first meeting
was held about a year later.
In the following year, 1768, eleven churches were represented at
Warren, and Rev. Isaac Backus of Middleborough, was chosen clerk.
But although the delegates in attendance " generally manifested a good
will toward this attempt for promoting the union and welfare of the

FOURTH GENERATION 2g
churches, most of them thought that they were not prepared to join an
association." In the year following, however, a plan of association
was presented to them that met with general favor and was adopted as
a basis of organization. Let us glance at a few of their meetings.
The meeting of Sept. 7, 1767, directly following as it did, the first
commencement exercise of Rhode Island College, was an interesting
gathering. Several delegates from the Philadelphia Association were
present. A significant measure passed by the meeting was " a pro
posal and plan for collection grievances," a measure intended to give
assistance to Baptists, when their legal rights were denied them by the
courts. From the action taken by the association in 1773, it is evident
that they were determined that those rights should not be disregarded.
One of the most important meetings ever held by the Warren Asso
ciation was that which convened at Medfield on Sept. 7, 1773, and
continued in session for three days. There were eighteen churches rep
resented at this meeting. Rev. Ebenezer Hinds was chosen moderator
and William WiUiams, of Wrentham, clerk. Interest attaches to this
meeting, because of the discussion of the question of "carrying in
certificates." " The debates on the great question of the day," says
Guild, " must have been full and spirited, although the meager printed
minutes of four pages contain no allusion thereto." It was decided by
a large majority, not to carry in any more certificates for the following
reasons, as stated by Backus :
" I. Because it implies an acknowledgement that civil rulers have a
right to set up one religious sect above another, which they have not.
" 2. Because they are not representatives in religious matters, and
therefore have no right to impose religious taxes.
"3. Because such a practise emboldens the actors therein to as
sume God's prerogative, and to judge the hearts of others.
" 4. Because the Church is presented as a chaste virgin to Christ :
and to place her trust and love upon any other for temporal support is
playing the harlot, and so the way to destroy all religion.
"5. Because the practise abovesaid, tends to envy, hypocrisy and
confusion, and so to the ruin of civil society."
This action led in the following year, to the association's deciding to
send Rev. Isaac Backus to the Continental Congress, then in session
in Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia, as the agent of the Baptist churches,
to humbly petition that something might be done to secure religious
liberty from the government at home, which saw so plainly its right to
insist on civil liberty from the government abroad. At the same meet
ing, they appointed four days for solemn fasting and grayer for the
ensuing year.

30 THE HINDS FAMILY
Although the mission of Mr. Backus to Philadelphia produced no
immediate result, the principles of religious liberty triumphed in Mas
sachusetts in 1780. Rev. Noah Alden, already mentioned as one of
the founders of this association, was largely instrumental in securing
the provision in the Constitution of Massachusetts, that guaranteed re
ligious freedom. The language of the original draft of the third article
in this document, was intended to give the State power in religious
matters. Mr. Alden moved a reconsideration of the article and was a
member of the committee that proposed it in its present form. Mr.
Alden was also a prominent member of the Convention of 1788, that
adopted the constitution of the United States.
Another important meeting of the old Warren Association was that
held on Sept. 10, 1782. This is notable in that it was held with the
Providence church, which had hitherto held aloof from the Association.
It marked the beginning of closer relations between the churches of
Rhode Island, which was originally what was called " Six Principle
Baptists," and those of Massachusetts. These " Six Principle Bap
tists, " were opposed to a paid ministry, to singing in public ministry,
and held to the doctrine of laying on of hands. The meeting was held
in the new and elegant house of worship just completed by the society,
" for the worship of Almighty God and to hold commencements in,'' to
use the quaint language of the record. This college was moved from
Warren to Providence in 177 1, and is now known as Brown University-
As an instance of the earnestness with which the "wrestling Jacobs "
attended to the duties of the day, we note that at the close of the first
day's session, they adjourned until five A. M., of the following morning
in order that they might spend some time in prayer, " previous to
attending on business, on account of the affected drought."
Among the more familiar names recorded as present at this meeting,
is that of Elder Hinds. In fact, the minutes of these yearly meetings
usually show him present, even though his attendance necessitated a
long journey of forty or fifty miles on horseback.
21. Anna* Hinds, daughter of John^ and Mrs. Hannah (Whit
taker) (Corlis) Hinds {John^ James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., June
6, 1710 ; married (first) in 1728, Samuel Walker ; married (second) May
18, 1732, Solomon Goodale ; married (third) Samuel Ware.
Children, by first husband :
75. i. Simeon', b. Aug. 26, 1729.
76. ii. Levi', b. Nov. 23, 1730.
38. John* Hinds, son of Johns and Mrs. Hannah (Whittaker)
(Corlis) Hinds {John'', James'), \ioxvi'v!\. Brookfield, Mass., Aug. 31,

*77.

1.

78.

ii.

*79-

iii.

*8o.

iv.

81.

V.

82.

vi.

FOURTH GENERATION 3 I
1711 ; married Alice  . At his death, she married (second) Sept.
26, 1757, Timothy Hall.
Children, born in Brookfield :
Martha*, b. July 18, 1743.
Rachel', b. Jan. 6, 1745, d. five days later.
John', b. Oct. 23, 1747.
Oliver', b. April 14, 1750.
Delight', b. Oct. 25, 1752, d. in Brookfield, July 19, 1753.
Mary', b. Nov. i, 1754.
31. Seth* Hinds, son of Johns and Mrs. Hannah (Whittaker)
(Corlis) Hinds {John', James'), \)orxi in Brookfield, Mass., April 3,
1718; married Feb. 9, 1744, Elizabeth Orms of Brookfield, who died
Nov. 26, 1750.
Children, born in Brookfield :
83. i. Jotham', b. July 12, 1745 ; d. in Brookfield, Dec 5, 1750.
84. ii. Elizabeth Amy', b. Aug. i, 1748; m. Sept. 6, 1768, Malachi
Maynard.
85. iii. Seth', b. Feb. 27, 1750.
86. iv. Ruth', b. Dec. 19, 1750.
34. Corlis* Hinds, son of John' and Mrs. Hannah (Whittaker)
(Corlis) Hinds {John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., April 28,
1724 and died there in 182 1 ; married (first) Sept. 6, 1742, Janet Mc-
Master of Brookfield; married (second) in 1809, Mrs. McCutter. He
was constable in 1768, and on committee for supply from 1780 to
1789. From March to December, 1756, he was a member of Captain
Solomon Key's company. He is also reported as being on the muster
roll of Captain Nathaniel Woolcott's company, which marched August
g, and was out sixteen days.
According to the " History of Chesterfield, N. H.," Corlis Hinds emi
grated from England and settled in Massachusetts. Tradition has it
that he had six children, viz.: five sons and one' daughter whose name
was Amy. Of the sons, only three names are given, viz.: Cornelius,
Forbes and Jesse ; Jesse being the youngest. A vast amount of search
has been made to show that this Corlis really did come from England,
but what has been handed down from mouth to mouth, is the only
proof which we have of it, except the " History of Chesterfield," and
the author probably got his information from these traditional reports.
We know that his father was born in this country and that his mother's
name by her first marriage became Corlis. That would naturally
enough show the reason for naming this son, Corlis. Members of the
family also claim that this Corlis lived to be about 106 years of age.

32 THE HINDS FAMILY
He surely did reach a great age, but the compiler believes that this is
also tradition. One member of the family claims he died in 1700,
twenty-four years before the date recorded as his birth. The same
party also claims that this Corlis, who died in 1700, married and had
children the same as the Corlis, whom we find recorded as being born
in 1724. One can readily see by referring to successive generations
that 1700 could not have been the date of death of Corlis.
Another point which has been very confusing regarding this man, has
been the variety of names which have been ascribed to his wife. One
member of the family gives his first wife's name as Jennie McCullar,
and the first name of his second wife was Jennie ; another says his first
wife was named McMaster and his second McCullock or possibly Mc-
Culler ; a third says his first wife was named McMaster and his second
McCutter ; while the history from which these records were taken,
gives the first wife's name as McAllister. Thus it has been found very
perplexing and trying at times to get at what is supposed to be the
correct names. These names which are given as correct, are such as
seem most probable and which the greater number of the members of
the family have agreed to.
Children, by first wife, the first nine born in Brookfield, the tenth in
Barre, Mass. : Cornelius', b. March 17, 1743.
Anna' (?), b. Oct. 7, 1744, of whom nothing further is known.
Rachel', b. May 26, 1746. Nothing further known of her.
Corlis', b. April lo, 1748.
Susannah', b. March 15, 1750.
Submit', b. April 18, 1752. Nothing further known of her.
Howard', b. March 6, 1755.
Forbes', b. May 25, 1759.
Catherine', b. April 15, 1760. Nothing further known of her.
Jesse', b. Sept. 7, 1764.
39. Siisaniiali* Hinds, daughter of John' and Mrs. Hannah
(Whittaker) (Corlis) Hinds ( John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass.,
Dec. 17, 1733; married (first) John Bell, who died Aug. i, 18 19, aged
eighty-six years ; married (second) Matthew Bartlett, who was born
July 8, 1728.
Child, by second marriage :
97. i. Matthew', b. March 30, 1769; m. July i, 1792, Elizabeth Hinds,
daughter of John and Lydia (Seager) Hinds. She was b. in
Brookfield, Feb. 25, 1773.
44. Joseph* Hinds, son of Jacob' and Grace (Morse) Hinds
{John^, James'), born in Shrewsbury, Mass., Jan. 20, 1724 and died in

*87.

i.

88.

ii.

89.

iii.

*9o.

iv.

*9I.

V.

92.

vi.

*93-

vii.

•94.

viii.

95-

ix.

*96.

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December, 1771 ; married Feb. 7, 1753, Persilla Orsborn. He lived at
one time in Quobbin.
The following is a true copy of the last will and testament of Joseph
Hinds, which was made Dec. 10, 1771, and probated in Keene, N. H.,
Dec. 17, of the same year :
" In the Name of God Amen the Last Will and testament of Joseph
Hinds of Richmond in the County of Cheshire, Husbandman.
" I the said Joseph Hinds being sick and weak, but of sound memory
and disposition of mind, and Not knowing how God may Dispose of
me under my present Illness Do make and ordain these presents to be
my will and testament ; and first of all I Commend my precious and
Immortal Soul into the hands of Almity God who gave it : hoping
through the merits of Jesus Christ to Receive the free and full pardon
of all my Sins and to Inherit eternal life —
" my Body I Commit to the earth by a Decent Christian Funeral at
the Discretion of my executor hereafter Named Nothing Doubting but
at the General Resurrection I shall Receive the same again by the
mighty power of God and as to Such worldly estate wherewith it hath
pleased God to Bless me in this life I give Devise and Dispose of the
Same in the following manner and form.
" My will is that my Just Debts and Funeral Charges be paid by my
executor Soon as may be after my Decease.
" Item — My will is and I Do hereby give to my loving Brother Ben
jamin Hinds all my estate Real and personal of what Name or Nature
soever to him his heirs and assigns forever he paying the legacies here
after named viz —
"Item — My will is that my Brother Benjamin hinds pay to the children
of my Brother Jacob Hinds Deceased the sum of fifteen pound with in
five year after my Decease.
" Item. My will is that my Brother Benjamin Hinds pay to the heirs
of my Sister Abigail Broad Deceased the sum of five shillings —
" Item. My will is that my Brother Benjamin Hinds pay to the heirs
of my Sister Mary Childs deceased the sum of five shillings.
" Item — My will is that my Brother Benjamin Hinds pay to the heirs
of my Sister Tabatha Fisk Deceased the sum of five shillings.
" Item. My will is that my Brother Benjamin Hinds Deliver to Oliver
Capron my Bed and furniture therefor.
" Item — My will is that my Brother Benjamin Hinds pay to the heirs
of my Sister Sarah Wetherbe the sum of five shillings.
" Finally — I make and ordain my loving Brother Benjamin Hinds my
Sole executor of this my Last will and testament Revoking all , others
D

34 THE HINDS FAMILY.
and Ratifing this and No other to be my last will and testament. In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this tenth Day
of December 1771.
" Signed sealed published pronounced and Delivered by the said
Joseph Hinds to be his last will and testament In presence of us —
his
"Joseph /\ Hinds
"^''^ I Seal [
" Nathaniel Whipple
" John Danby
"James Ball"
" Cheshire ss.
"December 17th Anno Domini 1771.
" By Simeon Olcott Esq. Judge of Probate of Wills for ye County
aforesaid. " The within Mentioned Will being presented for Probate by Benjamin
Hinds ye Executor therein mentioned, Nathaniel Whipple & John
Danby Two of ye Witnesses therein named personally appeared and
made oath that they saw Joseph Hinds the Testator sign and seal and
heard him publish pronounce & Declare ye within Mentioned to be
and contain his last Will and testament and that when he so did he
was, to ye best of their Descerning of Sound & Disposing Mind and
Memory and that they with James Ball (who was not present) set to
their Names as Witnesses at ye same Time.
" Sworn before me,
" Simeon Olcott. "

45. Benjamin* Hinds, son of Jacob' and Grace (Morse)
Hinds {John', James'), born in Shrewsbury, Mass., July 7, 1725, and
died Oct. 29, 1794; married (first) in Shrewsbury, Oct. 18, 1747,
Elizabeth Temple, daughter of Isaac Temple of Boylston. She died in
middle life and he married (second) July i, 1766, Tabitha Holland
daughter of Ephraim Holland. She was born May 4, 1742, and died
in West Boylston, June 4, 1826. Benjamin's two wives were cousins
He was a farmer of Shrewsbury, but in 1746 settled in West Boylston.
He loaned the Continental Congress $60,000, a part of which was
returned in colonial money.

98.

1.

99.

ii

*IOO.

iii.

lOI.

iv.

102.

V.

*io3.

vi.

*I04.

vii.

*io5.

viii.

io6.

ix.

107.

X.

hildre *io8.

n, by
xi.

*i09.

xii.

*IIO.

xiii.

*iii.

xiv.

*II2.

XV.

*ii3.

xvi.

*ii4.

xvii.

FOURTH GENERATION 35
Children, by first wife, born in West Boylston :
Elizabeth', b. March 9, 1748. Nothing further is known.
Daniel^, b. April 27, 1749. He was a Revolutionary soldier.
Abner', b. Oct. 25, 1750.
Abigail', b. July 14, 1752 ; m. in 1774, Peter Goodale.
Benjamin', b. Aug. 29, 1754, d. unmarried in Madison, Me.
Jason', b. Feb. 14, 1756.
Nimrod', b. Jan. 12, 1758.
Asher', b. Sept. n, 1759.
Martha*, b. Sept. 29, 1760 ; m. in 1785, Oliver Sawyer.
Tabitha^, b. March 2, 1762.
Children, by second wife, born in West Bolyston :
Jacob', b. July 21, 1767.
Justin', b. March 28, 1770.
Joseph', b. July 4, 1773.
Tabitha', b. April 14, 1776.
Abraham', b. Aug. 23, 1778.
Ephraim', b. Nov. 7, 1780.
Elisha', b. Feb. 7, 1784.

50. Jacob* Hinds, son of Jacob' and Grace (Morse) Hinds
{John^, James'), born in Shrewsbury, Mass., Jan. 22, 1731, and died
some time between 1764 and 1770; married in Greenwich, Mass., Feb.
26, 1750, Thankful Davis, daughter of Lieutenant Simon Davis.
Children, born in Quobbin (Greenwich), Mass.:
115. L Sarah', b. April 20, 1751. Nothing further known of her.
*n6. ii. John Bradford', b. Feb. 22, 1753.
51. Nehemiah* Hinds, son of Hopestill' and Mary (Walker)
Hinds {John^, James'), born May 3, 1715 ; married Oct. 5, 1739, prob
ably in Brookfield, Sarah  and lived in Adams, Mass.
Children : Elizabeth', b. Jan. 23, 1740.
Timothy', b. Dec. 3, 1741.
Joseph', b. Jan. 17, 1743.
Sarah', bap. July 25, 1747.
Abigail', bap. Aug. i, 1756.
Moses', bap. March 27, 1757.
Nehemiah'.Solomon'.
I
He may also have had children, Annie, Molly, and Susan, but Nehe
miah, Solomon, Sarah, Abigail and Moses are doubtful. Nothing,
however, is known of any of them, except as here stated.

117.

1.

«ii8.

ii.

*iJ9-

iii.

120.

iv.

121.

v.

122.

vi.

123-

vii.

124.

viii.

36 THE HINDS FAMILY
55. Abigail* Hinds, daughter of Hopestill' and Mary (Walker)
Hinds {John', James'), born March 4, 1723 ; probably married James
Read, son of Joseph and Sarah Read of Sudbury, Mass. He was born
in 1724. They settled first in Brookfield and later in Lunenburg.
Children : Abigail', b. in Brookfield, Jan. 2, 1744.
James', b. in 1746.
Frederick', b. Aug. 16, 1752.
Sylvanus^ b, Jan. 7, 1755.
Barzela', b. Jan. 23, 1756.
Hinds', b. Nov. 29, 1757.
Joseph', b. Feb. 17, 1763.
Shefomith', b. May 23, 1766, at Monadnoc No. 4.

125.

i.

126.

ii.

127.

iii.

128.

iv.

129.

V.

130-

vi.

131-

vii.

132.

viii.

3ftftb (generation

60. Keziah^ Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Susannah
(Keith) Hinds {John^, William^, William'), horn probably in Bridge-
water, Mass., in 1745. The epitaph on her tombstone reads as follows:
In Memory of
Keziah Daughtb to
YE Revn» Mb Ebeneze
Hinds & Mks Lydia
his wife Died Augst
YE 12TH i-jy^ Aged 3
Years, 4 Months & 24 Days.
PS. 39TH MINE Age is as
nothing before thee.
61. Salome^ Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Susannah
(Keith) Hinds {John^, William^, William'), born probably in Bridge-
water, Mass., in 1747, and died June 17, 1784 ; married in March, 1768,
Capt. Henry Peirce of Middleborough, Mass., who was born in 1743
and died Jan. 22, 1791. He served as private in Capt. Job Peirce's
company in 1776 and later as lieutenant in a company raised by Capt.
Levi Rounseville ; also as captain in the fourth company of local militia
in the regiment commanded by Lieut.-Col. White in the expedition
to Rhode Island in 1780. In memory of Capt
Henry Peirce, who
DIED Jan'y 22D 1791
IN ye 48TH Year of his
Age.
Depart my friends,
Wipe off your tears.
Here I must lie,
Till Christ appears.
In memory of
MBS Solo MA, Daughter
of Elder Hinds & wife
of Capt Henry Peirce
who died June yb 17TH
In yB 37TH YEAR
of her age.
37

38 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
133. i. Susannah', b. Jan. 26, 1769 ; m. Nov. 18, 1788, Abiel Booth of
Middleborough, Mass., son of John Booth, who was b. July 21,
1729. He was b. March 7, 1765. He served under Capt. Henry
Peirce, when in service in Rhode Island in 1777.
134. ii. Mary', b. in 1770 and d. July 25, 1847 ; m. Feb. 13, 1791, Abner
Clark of Middleborough, who d. May i, 1830.
135. iii. Salome', m. Feb. 19, 1799, Thomas White of Freetown, Mass.
136. iv. Ebenezer', b. Nov. 21, 1777, d. Dec. 3, 1852 ; m. in Middleborough,
March 12, 1801, Charity Canedy' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer'
and Charity (Canedy) Hinds, (Ebenezer*, John^, William', Wil
liam'), She was born in Middleborough, Feb. 25, 1780, and died
June I, 1842. He was by trade a carpenter, and was noted for
his uncommon ingenuity in mechanism. He was master builder
of the Congregational meeting-house in Assonet village, in Free
town, Mass., which was erected about 1809. He served as en
sign in the seventh company of local militia of Middleborough,
from Aug. 15, 1796. But no carpenter's tool which he used in
his trade was keener than his tongue, nor cutting of wood done
smoother, nor better or closer fit made or could be made in
mechanism, than his power of expression enabled him to execute
in a caustic reply or sarcastic description. Nor would he " baulk
a joke for relation's sake " as the following will show. He is
said to have had a horse of so vicious a temper that whenever in
decent fiesh, always became unmanageable ; and hence to keep it
poor, became a necessity to enable the rider to retain the proper
ascendency over the beast. Some member of the Hinds family
attempted to ridicule the sorry plight of the horse and asked
Peirce why his horse was so poor. " Because 'tis like the Hinds
family, they can't endure prosperity," was the quick, tart answer.
Children : (a) Elbridge Gerry', b. Dec. 19, 1801 : m, March 27,
1824, Sarah Gorham of Hallowell, Me. They resided in Ports
mouth, N. H. (b) Louisa V.', b. Dec. 28, 1803 ; m. Ebenezer
Hinds of Livermore, son of Ebenezer and Anna (Hathaway)
Hinds. Children: (i) Ebenezer Peirce", b. in Livermore, Me.,
June 30, 1821 and d. unmarried on board the steamship State
of Maine, Aug. 17 (?) 1862. (2) Louisa V.", b. in Vassalboro,
Me., May 7, 1823 ; m. Oliver Davis in Pittston, Me. They had
no children. (3) John Floyd", b. in Livermore, May 9, 1825, d. in
Port Townsend, Wash., in 1885 ; m. (first) in Livermore Falls,
Me., Aroline Morse ; m. (second) in same place, Miss Davis. He
was a master mariner and whaleman and had seven birthdays on
the first voyage. They had no children. (4) Lucy Villiers", b. in
Livermore, May 19, 1827 ; m. (first) in Pittson, Sept. 5, 1848,
George Robinson ; m. (second) in the same town, Robert Morton,
by whom she had no children. She lives in Hallowell. Child, by
first husband : (i) George', killed about 1896. (c) Julia M.', b.
April 2, 1806, d. Jan. 20, 1899; ™- (first) April 22, 1827, Arthur
Cox of Hallowell, Me., who was b. Nov. 5, 1803, d. Aug. 18,

FIFTH^GENERATION 39
1868 ; m. (second) Ebenezer Hinds, son of Ebenezer and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds. Children, by first husband: (i) Elizabeth
Peirce"^ b. March 17, 1829, d. Dec. 26, 1894; m. David McDaniel,
who d. in April, 1892. Child: (i) Olive Julia', b. July 31, 1858, d
in March, 1881. (2) Sarah Frances", b. in April, 1831, d. in
1834. (3) Arthur Peirce", b. Feb. i, 1833. (4) WUliam Wirt", b.
Dec. 26, 1835, d. Jan. 14, 1874. (5) Sarah Frances", b. Dec. 13,
1840 ; m. Nov. 9, 1880, Edmund Anthony, Jr., of New Bedford,
who was b. Oct. 19, 1833. They reside in Fairhaven, Mass.
(1899), and are without children. Children, by second husband
(Ebenezer Hinds), b. in Pittston, Me.: (6) Maria Julia", b. Oct.
25, 1833 ; m. Dec. 30, 1866, Edwin Albro of New Bedford, who d.
May 22, 1875. He was a blockmaker. No children. (7) Hiram
Wells', b. Nov. 3, 1836, d. in the Insane Asylum in Augusta,
Me., April 19, 1871. (8) Charles Crogin", b. July 19, 1838 ; m. in
Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. 16, 1862, Frances Emily Noyes, who
was b. in Gardiner, Me., Oct. 8, 1839. He is a ship carpenter in
Port Blakely, Wash. Children's record will be found under the
head of his name. (9) Abbie Frances", b. July 19, 1840; m. in
Gardiner, Jan. 6, 1864, Henry Martin McCurdy. He is a tin
smith of Randolph, Me. Child : (i) Alice C, b. Aug. 8, 1865, d.
Sept. 16, 1898. (d) Charity', b. Jan. 9, 1808, d. Nov. i, 1813.
(e) Mary', b. Jan. 9, 1808, d. Oct 25, 1848; m. Stephen Brown
of Hallowell, Me. (f) Job', b. April 18, 1810, lost at sea in Oct.,
1852 ; m. Elizabeth Davis, (g) Susan', b. May 22, 1812 ; m.
Joseph Irish of Fairhaven. (h) Tyler', b. Feb. 13, 1814, d. five
days later, (i) Charity', b. Feb. 18,1815; m. Allen Drew, (j)
Ebenezer', b. June 21, 1817. (k) Charles W.', b. June 21, 1817,
d. May 28, 1842. (1) Hannah', b. Jan. 10, 1820, d. July 13, fol
lowing, (m) Tyler', b. Dec. 1, 1824, d. same day.
137. V. Henry', b. 1778, d. Sept. i, 1826; m. (first) Hannah Sherman; m.
(second) Phebe Lombard.
138. vi. Lydia', b. Oct. 17, 1781, d. Dec. 26, 1863; m. (first) Jan. 6, 1805,
William Jenney; m. (second) Jan. 29, 1816, Capt. Nathaniel
Staples of Lakeville, Mass., who was b. in. Taunton, Mass.
64. Ebenezer^ Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {John^, William', William'), born in Bridgewater, Mass., Jan.
25, 1753, and died April 26, 1831, aged 78 years and 3 months; mar
ried in Middleborough, Mass., March 3, 1774, Charity Canedy, who
was born in Middleborough, June 5, 1754) and died June 8, 1844, aged
90 years and 3 days. He served as private in the second company of
minute men under Capt. Isaac Wood, which company responded to the
Lexington alarm, April 19, 1775. He was also a sergeant in Capt. Job
Peirce's company and served in Rhode Island, in December, 1776. The
town of Middleborough sent four companies of militia to the Second
Rhode Island alarm in August, 1780, Ebenezer being a sergeant in the

40 THE HINDS FAMILY
fourth company. His wife was a direct descendant of Dr. Samuel
Fuller of the Mayflower, who died in Plymouth in 1633.
Children, born in Middleborough, excepting the last :
*i39. i. Hannah Canedy', b. Dec. 3, 1772.
*i40. ii. Ebenezer', b. Oct. 14, 1775.
*i4r. iii. Keziah', b. Oct. 5, 1777.
*i42. iv. Charity Canedy', b. Feb 25, 1780.
*i43. V. Lydia Bartlett', b. May 18, 1782.
*i44. vi. Salome', b. Aug. 31, 1784.
*I45. vii. Principal C, b. Sept. 6, 1786.
*I46. viii. Owen Hillman^, b. June 21, 1788.
*I47. ix. Clarissa W.', b. July 8, 1790.
*I48. X. Tisdale Leonard', b. Jan. 10, 1793.
*i49 xi. Susannah Keith', b. Jan. 5, 1795.
*i5o. xii. Salome Ellen', b. Oct. 2, 1802.

65. Bartlett' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {Johni, William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., in 1755 ; married Dec. i, 1780, Ruth Pickens, of Middleborough.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts says : " The
reference showing his service in Capt. Wood's company in the eight
months' service, gives his residence as Middleborough, but he is also
reported as being from Dartmouth. He went to Pennsylvania in the
early days and became the first settler in Montrose, Susquehanna
County. Soon after he had settled there the animosity which had so
long existed between the Connecticut and Pennsylvania claimants, cul
minated into open warfare. In 1803, occurred the famous assault on
Bartlett Hinds, who from conviction, had become an advocate of the
Pennsylvania claim, and was charged with bringing against Connecticut
settlers, indictments for intrusion. This he denied. He had himself
been indicted for the same, in 1801, along with Ezekiel Hyde, John
Robinson, Charles Geer, Josiah Grant, Elisha Lewis, Amolo Balch,
Ichabod Halsey, John Reynolds, Jeremiah Meachem, Otis Robinson,
Elias West and others. His enemies believed him leagued with the
Pennsylvania landholders and said, though without reason, that he re
ceived five acres from them, for every settler he induced to come under
their title, and he had succeeded in bringing in about a hundred. But
the fact that he had acknowledged the Pennsylvania right, by repaying

FIFTH GENERATION 4 1
for his own land, was exerting an influence that embittered against him
all who denied that claim.
" They purchased a note of Mr. Hinds, commenced a suit upon it,
took him fourteen miles from home for trial before D. Ross, Esq., at a
late hour in the day, making it necessary for him to remain over night.
In the evening, the house in which he lodged was surrounded by a
mob, who forcibly entered and took him from the house : and tying
him to a horse's tail, dragged him through Wyalusing Creek, near its
forks. When nearly exhausted, Mr. Hinds made the Masonic sign,
which induced one of the fraternity to give him assistance, but when he
had reached the shore, his assailants formed a ring, and seizing his
hands, drew him around his burning effigy, and occasionally pushed
him into the flames. For this deed, eighteen persons were indicted
for riot and assault, and taken to Wilkesbarre, as the parties belonged
in what was then Luzerne County. On the trial, the defendents with
drew the plea of ' not guilty.' Five were imprisoned for the space of
three months without bail, one of whom had to pay $io, and four of
them, $20, each ; and also to pay the cost of prosecution and stand
committed until the whole was paid. Nine were to pay a fine of $30
each, and the courts further ordered ' that they enter into recogni
zances each in the sum of $500, with one good freeholder in like sum,
conditional for their good behavior for the space of one year ; and that
they severally pay the costs of prosecution and stand committed until
the whole sentence be compiled with.' "
Bartlett was one of the three county commissioners elected when the
county was organized out of Luzerne in 1812, he being elected for one
year. Children :
151. i. Conrad".
152. ii. Ruth', m. Isaac Post of Montrose, Penn. Children , (a) Isaac', (b)
William', (c) Albert'. Probably two more.
Nothing further is known of this family.
66. Susannah' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bar-
lett) Hinds {John^, William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., May 18, 1757, and died suddenly not long after marriage; mar
ried in Middleborough, Mass., by Rev. Ebenezer Hinds, Sept. 25, 1779,
William Strobridge. At the time of his wife's death, Mr. Strobridge
was studying for the ministry with his father-in-law. This event threw
him into a state of great darkness and despondency, causing him not
only to turn his back on the ministry, but to lose for a time his faith
and trust in God ; and for many years after his second marriage, his

42 THE HINDS FAMILY
wife, Hannah Tuttle, to whom he was married Oct. lo, 1784, often
found him weeping for his lost, but still beloved Susannah. He re
sided in Claremont, N. H., for a number of years and removed to
Barnet, Vt., about 1803. Mr. Strobridge was a member of the Ver
mont General Assembly in October, 1806. At that date, he was also a
member of the Land Tax Committee. He served in the army during
the whole of the Revolutionary war, and wore crape on his arm for
thirty days after the death of General Washington.
The following amusing anecdote of William Strobridge is related by
his grandson, William H. Strobridge of Brooklyn, N. V. " In the
young days of his large family, while living in Claremont, N. H.,
he spent an evening at a hotel with some friends. Returning late, he
slept soundly. During the morning, his wife went repeatedly to his
bedside, saying, ' William, don't you want some breakfast ? ' but William
only stretched himself and relapsed into slumber again. Making a
final visit to the bedroom, his wife commenced putting things to rights.
Lifting his trousers from a chair, out of a pocket fell a piece of paper
containing the following :
" William Strobridge, To  , Dr.,
" for six suppers, iiS3.oo
" Received payment,
" (signed) 
" She disturbed him no more, but after a while heard him call,
' Hannah, isn't it late ? ' She answered, ' Yes, \Villiam, but I wouldn't
hurry ; if you had six suppers last night, they ought to last you through
the day.' "
It may be of interest to some of the descendants of William Stro
bridge, to know that his old Queen Anne clock and desk are carefully
preserved and treasured by his granddaughter, Mrs. Marilla Wheeler
of Portville, N. Y.
William Strobridge was the son of James Strobridge and wife, Mary
Gordon of Voluntown. He was born in Middleborough, West Parish,
Oct. 19, 1759, and baptized Nov. 2, 1756, by the Rev. John Morehead,
pastor of the Scotch Presbyterian church of Boston. He died in
Barnet, Vt., March or February (both months are given) 9, 1843. His
farm in Barnet is still owned by descendants.
The Strobridges of Middleborough were descendants of William
Strobridge and wife, Margaret Henry. William Strobridge, according to
family tradition, was born about 1690 in some place near Londonderry,
in the north of Ireland, and married his wife in 17 16. He came to this
country with his wife and daughter, Mary, who was born in Ireland,
between 17 18 and 1722, probably about 17 19. He settled in the West

FIFTH GENERATION 43
Parish of Middleborough where he was a blacksmith, and died Nov.
14, 1777. He was one of the original members of the West Parish
church, which was organized in 1725. The records of the First church
in Middleborough, state that William and Margaret Strobridge from
Donaugh, Ireland, united with the church in 1722 and were dismissed
soon after.
William Strobridge, husband of Susannah Hinds, was a grandson of
the emigrants, William and Margaret Strobridge.
67. John' Hiads, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds (John'', William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., Sept. 19, 1759, and died Oct. 4, 1830; married Olive Valentine
of Freetown, Mass., daughter of John, b. Nov. 29, 1743, and Hannah
(Winslow) Valentine, b. Nov. 21, 1765. She was born Aug. 14, 1766,
and died Dec. 27, 1845. He served as a private in Rhode Island in
December, 1776, also in the fourth company of infantry, commanded
by Capt. Job Pierce.
The following inscriptions are found on the gravestones of each :
John Hinds
died Oct. 4, 1830
& 70.
Edmund & Catherine
Hinds
WERE LOST in THEIR PASSAGE
FROM N. C, TO Mass.
March, 1828.
In Memory of
Olive Hinds, widow of John Hinds
LATE OF
Middleborough
WHO died Dec. 27, 1845
aged 77 years
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
Children, born in Middleborough :
153. i. Leonard', b. Feb. 11, 1784, d. Dec. 12, 1859, unmarried, and is
buried in Middleborough.
154. ii. Nancy', b. Nov. 12, 1786, d. unmarried, Oct. 27, 1868, and is buried
in Middleborough.
155. iii. Edmund', b. Oct. 18, 1787, lost at sea in March, 1828.
•156. iv. Hannah', b. July 23, 1789.
•157. V. Stephen', b. May 16, 1791.
•158. vi. Lucy', b. Feb. 14, 1793.
•159. vii. Jane', b. in March, 1795.
*i6o. viii. John', b. May 18, 1797.

*i6i.

ix.

»l62.

X.

163.

xi.

164.

xii.

»i6s.

xiu.

»i66.

xiv.

44 THE HINDS FAMILY
Preserved', b. May 26, 1799.
Heman', b. Jan 22, 1801.
Catherine', b. March 16, 1803, lost at sea in March, 1828.
Lucinda", b. March 9, 1805, d. in Lakeville, where she is buried.
Sumner', b. June i, 1807.
Bartlett', b. in 181 1.
68. Leonard' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {Johni, William', William^), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., Aug. 19, 1761, and was drowned near Sandwich, Mass.; married
in 1784, Mary Rounseville, who died Sept. 3, 1833, aged 72 years.
She was a niece of Capt. Levi Rounseville of Freetown, and was a de
scendant of Philip Rounseville, who came to this country about 1700.
He was a drummer in the patriot army in the Revolutionary war, in
the company commanded by Capt. Levi Rounseville of Freetown.
June 12, 1789, he was commissioned lieutenant in the local militia of
Middleborough, which company was commanded by Capt. Henry
Peirce. Lieut. Leonard Hinds is traditionally reported to have once been in
company with Abiel Washburn of Middleborough, in carrying on the
business of a country store in that town. Abiel Washburn afterward
became a brigadier-general in the local militia and was familiarly
known as Gen. Washburn. Their store building was in what is now
known as Lakeville, and occupied the precise spot where the new road
branches off from the old one.
A former resident of Freetown, who died there when about ninety-
two years old, and who spent his youth in that part of Middleborough
now Lakeville, used in the evening of his days, to delight in telling
stories of " ye olden tyme," illustrative of the great change that had
been wrought in our country since he could remember, and one of his
stories was that a woman in Middleborough, spun and wove seventy
yards of tow-cloth and carried it to Hinds & Washburn's store and
gave it all for seven yards of calico. The old man continued, " Six
yards was a dress pattern in those days, but there were seven yards in
that piece of calico and the merchant refused to cut it, and thus the
parties compromised at the rate of seventy to seven."
Children, born in Middleborough :
Sally', b. Oct. 5, 1784.
John', b. Feb. 13, 1786.
Joseph R.', b. March 18, 1788, d. in November, 1811.
Leonard', b. Sept. 22, 1789 ; lost at sea.
Ruth P.', b. Aug. 31, 1791.
Polly', b. Sept. 6, 1793.
Hannah^, b. May 19, 1798.

*i67.

i.

*i68.

ii.

169

iii.

170

iv.

•171.

V.

*I72,

vi.

*i73-

vii.

FIFTH GENERATION 45
69, Lydia' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {Johri^, William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., Aug. I, 1763 and died Aug. 22, 1780. The following epitaph
appears on her tombstone : Memento Mori
In memory of
Mrs. Lydia, Dau. of the Rev.
Mr. Ebenezer Hinds & Mrs.
Lydia his wife, who Died
Augt yb z'io 1780 Aged
17 years & 21 days.
So man lieth down and riseth not
TILL THE Heavens be no more.
Youth consider your latter end,
In time be wise make God your friend
Before that awful day comes on,
When earthly pleasures must be gone.
70. Preserved' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {Johni, William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., Feb. 27, 1766, and died, unmarried, Aug. 27, 1799. His re
mains were interred in the ancient cemetery opposite the Christian
chapel in Assonet village, Freetown, Mass., and his grave is marked by
a dark colored stone bearing the following inscription :
In Memory of
CAPT. PRESERVED,
son of Elder Ebenb Hinds,
WHO died Aug. 27, A. D. 1799, in yb 33D year of his age.
By whom beloved avails it not.
To whom related or by whom begot.
A HEAP OF dust alone REMAINS OF THEE,
'TiS ALL THOU ART AND ALL THE PROUD SHALL BE.
The title of " Captain " was acquired from the circumstance that he
had been master of a vessel. An old account book gives evidence of
the fact that in March, 1798, Preserved Hinds was master of a sloop
bearing the name of "Fair Rosamond" which, March 14, 1798, was
discharged at a wharf in Assonet of a load of corn. Tradition adds
that he came home from sea, sick of a fever and soon after died. It
will be observed that the town record and inscription do not agree, as
one made him in his thirty-third year and the other in his thirty-fourth
year at his death.
71. Abanoam' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {John^, William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., June 19, 1768 ; married (first) Susan Snow ; married (second)

46 THE HINDS FAMILY
Rachel Vail. Of a company in the local militia of Middleborough, he
was commissioned "captain" to rank from Aug. 15, 1796.
Children, by first wife :
Susannah', b. Jan. 24, 1798.
Mark S.', b. Sept. 14, 1799, d. young.
Lydia', b. March 19, 1801.
Preserved', b. July 12, 1807.
Richard', d. young.
Abanoam'. Agnes'.

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John B.«, b. Feb. 16, 1816.
Ebenezer'.
Barack'.
David', b. Jan. 28, 1822.
Hannah Eliza', b. June 25, 1830.
Conrad', accidently killed in youth.
Of the children above, either Mark or Richard lost his life while
young, the other settled in Louisana or Mississippi, grew up with the
country, and died seized of a fair share of slaves, cattle, mules and
other chattels.
73- Hannah' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bart
lett) Hinds {John^, William', William'), born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., May 12, 1775, and died Jan. 31, 1826; married Heman Swift,
who was born June 4, 1781.
Children : Vaodicea^ b. Aug. 14, 1799, d. Dec. 4, 1821.
Bartlett H.', b. Aug. 29, 1801.
Sophia N.', b. Jan. i, 1804.
Ward', b. Sept. 29, 1806.
James D.', b. Feb. 16, 1811.
Hannah B.', b. June 23, 1814.
74. Richard' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Lydia (Bartlett)
Hinds {Johni, William', William') born probably in Bridgewater,
Mass., Sept. 11, 1777, and died Dec. 15, 1794.
The epitaph on his tombstone is as follows :
In Memory of Richard
Son of Elder Ebenb & Mbs Lydia
Hinds, he died decb 15TH 17^4
Aged 17 years 4M. & 4 days.
Adieu to this vein world I cry,
Jesus receive my spirit.
i to the world of glory fly
Salvation to inherit.

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FIFTH GENERATION 47
77. Martha' Hinds, daughter of John* and Alice Hinds
(John^, John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass, July i8, 1743;
married Nov. 4, 1766, Robert Richmond of Brookfield. Further
records of this family have not been received.
79. John' Hinds, son of John* and Alice Hinds {Johni, John*,
James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., Oct. 23, 1747, and died in North
Brookfield, Nov. 8, 1813 ; married May 24, 1772, Lydia Seager of
Spencer, Mass.
Children, born in Brookfield :
*i93. i. Elizabeth^, b. Feb. 25, 1773.
•194. ii. Lydia', b. Aug. 17, 1774.
195. iii. John', b. May 6, 1776.
196. iv. RuTH«, h. March 2, 1778.
197. V. Sally', b. Jan. 12, 1780 ; m. Asa Eastbrook of Hardwick. They
were published Aug. 2, 1801.
198. vi. Caleb', b. Dec. 2, 1782.
199. vii. Rhoda', b. June 25, 1784.
200. viii. Lucinda', b. May 21, 1787.
201. ix. RuFUs', b. March 22, 1789.
202. X. Lucy', b. Oct. 18, 1791, d. unmarried in the North Brookfield alms
house, Nov. 19, 1878.
80. Oliver' Hinds, son of John* and Alice Hinds ( Johni,
John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., April 14, 1750, and died in
North Brookfield, Dec. 3, 1828; married April 20, 1776, Mary Capen,
who died in North Brookfield, Sept. 26, 1827. He was a farmer, and
was a member of Colonel B. R. Woodbridge's regiment and com
missioned in June, 1775.
Children : David', b. in North Brookfield, April 2, 1777.
Jonathan^, b. July 30, 1781.
Joseph', b. May 29, 1784.
Benjamin', b. Jan. 20, 1787, d. July 22, following.
Polly', b. Feb. 10, 1793.
Eli', b. Aug. 6, 1795.
Nothing further is known of these children, except the first.
87. Cornelius' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Janet (McMaster)
Hinds {John^, John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., March 17,
1743, and died in Hubbardston, Mass., Aug. 23, 1812 ; married Martha
Howe, who died May 15, 1802. They were published in April, 1763.
They moved to Barre, Mass., about 1765, and from there to Hubbards
ton. He was a member of Captain Daniel McFarland's company and

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48 THE HINDS FAMILY
was out from February to December, 1760. He was one of the select
men in 1784.
Children : Pbrsis^, b. in Brookfield, July 27, 1763.
Katie', b. in Brookfield, Dec. 29, 1764.
Danford', b. in Barre, and d. in the West. He was a fur trader.
He enlisted in the U. S. A. and was not heard of after.
Eli', b. in Barre, May 15, 1767.
Abner', b. in Barre.
Cornelius', b. Dec. 3, 1775.
Josiah Dana', b. Sept. 19, 1780.
Abijah', b. Sept. 27, 1787.
90. Corlis' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Janet (McMaster)
Hinds {Johni, John' James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., April 10,
1748, and died at the home of his son, Samuel, in Petersham, Mass., in
1832 ; married (first) Mrs. Adah (Hill) Brownell ; married (second) in
1772, Susannah Henry. She lived to be sixty-three years of age. Her
father was an Englishman and was taken prisoner at Oswego, N. Y.,
during the French war and sent to France, where he died on a prison
ship. Corlis was a constable in 1778 ; a member of the committee on
Concord resolves, July 14, 1779; member of the committee of safety,
March 20, 1780; and was a member of a committee to prevent
monopolies May 5, 1789.
Child, by first wife, born in Barre :
*2i7. i. Samuel', b. Oct. 31, 1767.
Children, by second wife, born in Barre :
Henry', b. May 2, 1772.
Corlis', b. June 22, 1774.
Adah', b. Oct. 23, 1776.
Thomas', b. May 21, 1780.
Watson', b. May 21, 1780. Nothing further known of him.
Jonas', b. Feb. 25, 1785.
Joseph Buckminster', b. March i6, 1787.
Susannah', b. April 20, 1790.
91. Susannah' Hiads, daughter of Corlis* and Janet (Mc
Master) Hinds {Johni, John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass.,
March 15, 1750; married May 23, 1769, William Bowman of Brook
field. Further records of this family have not been obtained. ,
93. Howard' Hinds, son of Coriis* and Janet (McMaster)
Hinds {Johni, John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., March 6,
1755, and died in Worcester, Mass., in 1850; married April 8, 1778,

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Anna Paine, who was born in 1759, and died Nov. 19, 182 1. He was
blind the latter part of his life.
Children, born in Hubbardston :
Molly', b. July i, 1778, d. Aug. 22, 1782.
Anna', b. Sept. 12, 1780.
Calvin', b. June 30, 1783.
John Haven', b. Jan. 23, 1786.
Polly*, b. July 17, 17S8.
Warner', b. Aug. 10, 1790.
Lydia', b. May 22, 1793.
Chenery', b. June 29, 1796.
Zenas', b. Feb. 11, 1799, d. in Hubbardston, Feb. 20, 1800.
Achsah', b. May 15, 1801.
94. Forbes' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Janet (McMaster)
Hinds {Johni, John', James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., May 25,
1759. He married a woman of Belchertown, but it has been impossible
to find her name.
Children :
236. i. William'.
237. ii. Forbes'.
238. iii. Martha', married Mr. Stebbins of Springfield, Mass.
239. iv. Annie', m. by Nathaniel Houghton, justice ofthe peace. May 15,
1827, Patrick Woods of Barre.
*240. V. Mary*, b. probably in Hubbardston, July 15, 1783.
Nothing further is known concerning this family, except of the last.
96. Jesse' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Janet (McMaster) Hinds
{Johni, John^, James'), born in Barre, Mass., Sept. 7, 1764, and died
in Chesterfield, N. H., Jan. 2, 1823 ; married Sarah Stanford, who was
born Sept. i, 1773, and died in Chesterfield, Aug. 24, 1864. He
moved from Barre, to Chesterfield, N. H., in 1805, locating on a farm,
where he continued to reside the remainder of his life.
Children, first three born in Barre, the others in Chesterfield :
Sophia', b. Feb. 9, 1797.
Arthur', b. June 16, 1801.
Perley', b. Oct. 3, 1803.
Sarah', b. May 20, 1807.
Louisa', b. July 31, 1809.
Jesse', b. March 22, i8n.
Corlis', b. Nov. 12, 1814.
Clarissa A.', b. March 30, 1818.
100. Abner' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Elizabeth (Temple)
Hinds {Jacobs, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., Oct 25,
E

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1750, and died in Dublin, N. H,, Oct. 27, 1834; married April i, 1782,
Lydia Ball of Concord, Mass., who was born Dec. 31, 1751. After
marriage they settled in Dublin, on Lot 8 Range 3.
Children, born in Dublin :
249. i. Peesis', b. March 28, 1783. She was unmarried.
*25o. ii. Abner', b. Oct. 30, 1784.
*25i. iii. Lydia', b. Aug. 26, 1788.
252. iv. Benjamin', b. Nov. 9, 1790, d. in Dublin, Aug. 13, 1804.
103. Jason' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Elizabeth (Temple)
Hinds {Jacob'i, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., Feb. 14,
1756. He lived in Hanover, N. H., at one time and was probably un
married. He enlisted in September, 1775, under Colonel John Murray
and was in the Crown Point expedition.
104. Nimrod' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Elizabeth (Tem
ple) Hinds (Jacobs, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass.,
Jan. 12, 1758, and died in Dover, Me., Feb. 12, 1835, aged seventy-
seven years and one month ; married in Fairfield, Me., in March, 1794,
Betsey Pishon, who was born in Fairfield, March 21, 1775, and died in
Dover, Oct. 26, 1866, aged ninety-one years and seven months. He
lived in Norridgewock, Me., and served in the Revolution and also in
the war of 1812. Later in life he was a farmer of Skowhegan, Me.
Children : Nimrod', b. in Fairfax, Me., April 29, 1795.
Betsey Temple', b. Jan. 16, 1797, in Fairfax.
Jason', b. Dec. 2, 1798, in Fairfax.
Peter', b. Sept. 15, 1800, in Norridgewock.
Mary', b. in Norridgewock, Nov. 18, 1802, d. unmarried in Corinna,
Me., May 30, 1833.
Lydia', b. in Norridgewock, Feb. 17, 1805.
Amos Barton', b. in Norridgewock, Sept. 28, 1807, d. unmarried,
in Troy, N. Y., Oct. 12, 1830. He was a school teacher.
260. viii. Ulmer', b. in Norridgewock, Dec. 15, 1809, d. in Dover, June 9,
1853, unmarried. He was a school teacher of New York and
Pennsylvania and held county offices in Piscataquis County, Me.
261. . ix. Rebecca Crosby', b. in Bloomfield, Me., Sept. 19, 1812, d. in
Dover, Jan. 28, 1874. She was unmarried.
*262. X. Asher', b. in Bloomfield, Feb. 8, 1S15.
263. xi. Charles Pishon', b. July 14, 1819, in Bloomfield, and d. in Chicago,
unmarried, Jan 18, 1873. He was a millwright and lumberman.
105. Asher' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Elizabeth (Temple)
Hinds {Jacob'^, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., Sept. 11,
1759, and died in Clinton, Me., April 19, 1814; married in Winslow,

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now Benton, Me., Sept. 6, 1788, Rebecca Crosby, daughter of Joel,
born in New Ipswich, N. H., July 26, 1739, ^^'^ Hannah (Stevens)
Crosby, born in Chelmsford, Mass., June 22, 1737. She was born in
Winslow, May 18, 1772, and died in Benton, Nov. 10, 1843. He was
a farmer of Clinton, having removed there about 1780. He repre
sented the town of Winslow in the General Court of Massachusetts,
about 1812. His son Asher represented same constituency in the
Maine Legislature and Asher second's son also represented the same
constituency in the Maine Legislature.
Children, first four born in Albion, others in Clinton :
Betsey', b. Oct. 27, 1789, d. in Albion, Oct. 7, 1792.
Asher', b. May 2, 1792.
Benjamin', b. Jan. 19, 1794.
Martha', b. Jan. 12, 1796.
Ruby', b. July 5, 1798.
Thirza', b. July 24, 1800.
Thomas Jefferson', b. Aug. 8, 1805.
Ulmer', b. March 15, 1807, d. in Clinton, Dec. 3, 1S09.
Temple', b. May 6, 1809.
Crosby*, b. Dec. 19, 181 1.
Elvira', b. Sept. 19, 1S13.
108. Jacob' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Tabitha (Holland)
Hinds {Jacobs, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., July 21,
1767, and died there, Oct. 28, 1852 ; married Feb. 25, 1795, Elizabeth
Fassett, daughter of Jonathan Fassett of Boylston. She died in 1856,
aged eighty-two years. He went from Marlborough, Mass., and settled
on the homestead of his father, about eighty rods south of the old common
in West Boylston and afterwards lived on a farm in the south part of
the town. He was a farmer and a man of an inventive turn of mind
and spent much time and money in originating new schemes and
projects and in putting them into operation for the purpose of trial and
experiment. He had at least four children one of whom was :
275. i. Cicero', d. unmarried in 1856. Was selectman of West Boylston
and overseer of the poor.
Nothing further has been obtained regarding this family.
109. Justin' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Tabitha (Holland)
Hinds {Jacobs, John", James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., March
28, 1770, and died in Hanover, N. H., Nov. 28, 1840; married Polly
Goodnow of Bolyston, who died in Hanover. They were published
Feb. 2, 1796. He had a book bindery in Haverhill, N. H., and trans-

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52 THE HINDS FAMILY
acted business with the students of Dartmouth College. He was jus
tice of the peace in Hanover for several years.
Children : Mary', b. Sept. 20, 179S, d. June 4, 181 5.
Justin', b. March 23, 1800, d. July 20, 1817.
Lucius', m. and had (a) Mary Ellen'', (b) Emily'', m. Mr. Hall.
Benjamin Holland', b. March 28, 1804.
Frederick Augustus', b. Dec. 31, 1808.
Charles', b. in 1809, d. Sept. 10, 1831.
George W.', b. 1815, d. April 5, 1833.
Eliza'.
Dorothy'.
Mary', b. Feb. 4, 1820, d. May 14, 1821.
110. Joseph' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Tabitha (Holland)
Hinds {Jacobs, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., July 4,
1773, and died Feb. 21, 1835, aged sixty-two years; married Aug. ig,
1798, Rebecca Sawyer of Sterling, who was born Dec. 22, 1775, and
died Jan. 3, 1859. He was a book binder and lived on a farm near his
father's homestead about seventy rods from the old common. He was
prominent in town affairs, being representative to the general court for
five years; delegate to the County Convention in 1812 ; town clerk in
West Boylston from 1813 to 1823 and magistrate for many years. He
was chairman of the selectmen for four years and was frequently
chosen to fill offices of trust and responsibility.
Children, born probably in West Boylston :
Homer', b. Dec. 2, 1798, d. unmarried in Alabama, Aug. 28, 1879.
Amanda', b. Sept. 10, 1801.
Solon', b. Sept. ir, 1803.
Rebecca', b. Jan. 26, 1806, d. in infancy.
Pollafox', b. July 23, 1808, d. unmarried in Texas, Sept. 12, 1840.
Hansom', b. July 4, 1811, d. unmarried in Texas, Oct. 31, 1840.
Bertrand', b. June 22, 1817.
111. Tabitha' Hinds, daughter of Benjamin* and Tabitha (Hol
land) Hinds {Jacobs, John', y^/vz^j '), ^orn in West Boylston, Mass.,
April 14, 1776, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y., May 10, 1852; married
Sept. 25, 1802, Ephraim Wilder, of Lancaster. He was an officer in
the U. S. A., and was killed during the war of 1812, at the capture of
Fort George.
Children :
293. i. Christopher Columbus', d. at the age of fifteen.
294. ii. Horace'. He was justice of the peace for many years in Smith-
ville, N. Y. He married and had one child, as foUows : (a) Mar
tha Holland Hinds'^, b. ra. Boston, Mass., in May, 1807, d. in
Brooklyn, N. Y., in April, 1870; m. in Washington, Conn., in 1840

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FIFTH GENERATION 53
Romeyn Smith, who d. in Connecticut in February, 1889. Chil
dren: (i) Benjamin Ward Forced b. in New York City, Jan. 10,
1841. He served in the war of the Rebellion, and was wounded
several times. Was orderly to several generals and served ten
days in Libby Prison. Unmarried. (2) Rebecca Hinds^, b. in
New York, Jan. 29, 1842. She has been a school teacher in
Hempstead, N. Y., where she now resides (1899), unmarried. (3)
Anthony Ogden', b. in New York, June 9, 1844, d. in Brooklyn,
N. Y., Nov. 27, 1887; m. Nov. 17, 1868, Sophia C. Van Ness, of
Brooklyn. Children, born in Brooklyn : (i) Lewis Romeyn', b.
Oct. 6, 1869; m. in March, 1890, Eva Wescott. ChUd: (A) Edna
Warren'", b. in Brooklyn, in September, 1893. (ii) Martha Porter',
b. July 13, 1871; m. in 1892, Malcolm Thomson, of Brooklyn.
Children, born in Brooklyn: (A) Malcolm", b. in July, 1893. (^)
Stanley'", b. in 1895. (C) Son'° (name unknown) b. in 1897. (iii)
Cornelius Ogden', b. in November, 1874; m. April 12, 1898,
Clara Louise Weaver. Child: (A) Son'°( name unknown) b. Feb.
24, 1899. (iv) Ellen Osborn', b. in September, 1876. (4) Hannah
Delia Adora^ b. in Albany, N. Y., in October, 1846, d. there in
August, 1847. (5) Delia Josephine Amanda', born in Brooklyn,
in June, 1849, d. there the following September.
113. Abraham' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Tabitha (Hol
land) Hinds {Jacobs, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass.,
Aug. 23, 1778, and died in Hinsdale, Jan. 20, 1832 ; married Miss
Fisher. He was a lawyer, but was unable to practise much on account
of ill-health.
Children :
295. i. Mary'.
296. ii. Amanda'.
297. iii. Delia'.
Nothing further has been obtained regarding this family.
113. Ephraim' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Tabitha {RoX-
\a.-Q.di) Hinds {Jacobs, John'-, James'), born in West Boylston, Mass.,
Nov. 7, 1780, and died there June 18, 1858 ; married April 28, 1823,
Maria H. Hapgood, daughter of Hon. Hutchings and Elizabeth (Grout)
Hapgood. She was born July 15, 1798, and died Jan. 28, 1842. He
graduated at Harvard College in 1805. He was a lawyer and a great
pleader. He lived away from town, following his profession until he
was sixty years of age, in Athol, Barre and Harvard, Mass., when he
returned to West Boylston, and bought a small farm on which he lived
the remainder of his life.
Children, born in Harvard, Mass. :
298. i. Alfred Hutchings', b. Sept. 20, 1824. He is single and lives in
Mattapan, Mass., (i8gg) and has given assistance regarding his
family.

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Ephraim Holland', b. June 19, 1827.
Albert', b. Jan. 2, 1830.
Maria Elizabeth', b. Sept. 26, 1832, d. May 3, 1845.
Caroline Augusta', b. Nov. 23, 1834, d. Feb. 21, 1836. .
Flora Isabella', b. Feb. 8, 1837.
Ellen', b. April i, 1839, d. Aug. 26, 1855.
114. Elisha' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Tabitha (Holland)
Hinds {Jacobi, John', James'), born in West Boylston, Mass., Feb. 7,
1784, and died at the residence of his son, William L. Hinds, in Brook
lyn, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1854; married in Littleton, N. H., Feb. 10, 1814,
Susannah Learned, daughter of Samuel Learned. She was born in
Littleton, Feb. 28, 1796, and died at the residence of her son in Brook
lyn. He graduated at Williams College, in 1805. He was a lawyer and
judge, first librarian at Littleton, and was postmaster in Glynville,
N. H., in 1826.
Children, born in Littleton :
?305. i. William Learned', b. Dec. 17, 1S16.
*3o6. ii. Ephraim', b. May 3, 1819.
*307. iii. Thankful Howe Tabitha Holland Augusta', b. in 1822.
*3o8. iv. Grace Morse Marlboro Susannah', b. in 1826.
309. V. Hannah Delia Dora', b. Oct. 28, 1828. Unmarried.
310. vi. Elisha', b. in June, 1831, d. on a gunboat in 1862. He was un
married.
311. vii. Ellen Percy', b. in 1832, d. in Topeka, Kan., in 1897 ; m. Henry
Ruth.
116. John Bradford' Hinds, son of Jacob* and Thankful
(Davis) Hinds {Jacobs, John', James'), born in Quobbin, Greenwich,
Mass., Feb. 22, 1753; married probably in 1784, in Townshend, Vt,
Mrs. Susannah Ober, widow of Asa Ober. He was an extensive dealer
in lands, and was one of the land owners who located Townshend, Vt.,
in 1785, and one of the earliest grantees from the original proprietors of
that town. Tradition says, that he had two sons by a former wife, and
that they went north into Vermont or New Hampshire. The "History
of Charlestown, N. H.," mentions Henry Hinds as a citizen of North
Parish, of Charlestown, in 1812. It also mentions Jonas Hinds as a
citizen, the same year. By deed dated in 1794, they joined in convey
ing her dower right of one-third of Ober's land, described in the deed.
The deed was recorded in 1804.
Children, probably all born in Townshend :
312. i. Elizabeth B.', b. Aug. 24, 1785.
*3i3. |ii. Charles', b. May 18, 1787.
314. iii. Hannah', b. June 24, 1789.
*3I5. iv. Luretta', b. Aug. 11, 1791.

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118. Timothy' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah Hinds
{Hopestill^, John', James'), horn Dec. 3, i74i,and died June 4, 1844;
married Mary  . They lived in Greenwich, Mass., where he
practised medicine.
Children, born in Greenwich :
John'.
Mary', b. Nov. 27, 1766.
Elizabth', b. May 10, 1768.
Rhoda', b. Nov. 14, 1769; m. in Greenwich, July 17, 1787, David
Furnace.
Sarah', b. Dec. 13, 1773 ; m. in Greenwich, Sept. 27, 1787, James
Calhoon.
Francis', b. May il, 1776.
Beulah', b. Sept. 10, 1779.
Tmothy*, b. Jan. 27, 1781.
Moses', b. May 5, 1783.
x. Jemima', b. March 5, 1785.
William', b. AprU 27, 1788.
119. Joseph' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah Hinds
{Hopestill^, John', James'), born Jan. 17, 1743, and died in Warren,
N. Y., (possibly, Rutland, Vt.,) in 1799; married (first) in Green
wich, Mass, Susannah Powers, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah
(Fiske) Powers, of Greenwich. They were published in Greenwich,
Dec. 27, 1766. She died in Little Lakes, N. Y., and is buried there
He married (second) Elizabeth Scott. He lived in Greenwich, Mass.,
and from there went to Springfield, N. Y., thence to Little Lakes, N. Y.,
which is in the town of Warren, Herkimer Co. After the death of his
first wife, he returned to Greenwich, and from there went to Rutland,
Vt. His grandson, who resides in Berlin, N. Y., says that after the
death of his wife, Captain Joseph Hinds returned to Greenwich, and
from there went to Rutland, where he died. Other members of the
family say he died and was buried in Warren, N. Y.
Children, by first wife, born in Greenwich :
?327. i. Susan'.
*328. ii. Reuben', b. July 2, 1768.
*329. iii. John', b. 1773/4.
*330. iv. Bessie', b. Dec. 17, 1777.
Children, by second wife, born in Greenwich :
*33i. V. Mary Anna', b. May 7, 1782.
*332. vi. Nehemiah', b. Oct. 31, 1784.
*333. vii. Joseph', b. Jan. 17, 1789.

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139. Hannah Canedy^ Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Charity (Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer^, John^, William', William'), born
in Middleborough, Mass., Dec. 3, 1772, and died in North Livermore,
Me., at the home of her sister, Salome Hinkley, with whom she had
lived for forty years, Oct. 13, 1865, aged 92 years, 10 months, 10 days.
She never married, her affianced, Abner Clark, having been lost at sea.
140. Ebenezer^ Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Charity (Can
edy) Hinds {Ebenezer'', John^, William', William'), born in Middle
borough, Mass., Oct. 14, 1775, and died Jan. 6, 1857 ; married in
Freetown, Mass., March 20, 1798, Anna Hathaway, who was born in
Middleborough, Dec. 17, 1780, and died in Livermore, Aug. 10, 1859.
He was a carpenter by trade, and did a great deal of work in the town
of Livermore, in the early part of this century. He came to Livermore
from Freetown, in July, 1801, and was the first to cast the Republican
vote in that town. He is prominently mentioned in connection with
the organization of the Unitarian church at the " Norlands " in Liver
more. The church edifice was dedicated in 1829, was commodious,
" of fine proportions, and was surmounted by a graceful spire. From
its elevated situation it is a conspicuous object in the landscape for
many miles around." Very elaborate preparations were made for its
dedication and it was estimated that there were over a thousand per
sons present within and around the church on this occasion.
Children, first two born in Middleborough, others in Livermore :
Ebenezer', b. Dec. 17, 1798.
Salome P.', b. Dec. 15, 1800.
Gilbert', b. Jan. 12, 1803.
Amy Weaver', b. Dec. 6, 1804.
Maria', b. March 24, 1S07.
Hannah C, b. April 8, 1809.
Elkanah Leonard', b. June 30, i8ii.
Clarissa', b. July 17, 1813.
Albert Galatin', b. Oct. 15, 1815.
Anne E.', b. Feb. 8, 1818.
Elbridge P.', Nov. 24, 1821, d. in Livermore, in August, 1823.
Elbridge Gerry', b. June g, 1823.
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EBENEZER HINDS.

ANNA {HAJHAVJAY) HINDS.

SIXTH GENERATION 57
141. Keziah* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and Charity
(Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Johni, William", William'), born in Mid
dleborough, Mass., Oct. 5, 1777, died in Freetown, Mass., Aug. 23,
1853, where she is buried; married in Freetown, Dec. 14, 1801, John
Winslow, a farmer of Livermore, who was born in Freetown, Nov. 24,
1778, died in Lakeville, Mass., Nov. 13, 1854, and is buried in Free
town. The following is a copy of a letter written by Keziah to her sister :
I'm friendless, alone, and nigh broken-hearted.
This world full of pleasures, contains none for me ;
I oft heave a sigh, for the dear ones departed,
And oft in fond memory their lineaments see.
When the last closing scene in life's journey is ended.
And my spirit has flown to the bright realms of love,
May my ashes with theirs be peacefully blended,
While our souls are too happy in Heaven above.
From your sister
Keziah Winslow.
Children, first four born in Freetown, others in Livermore :
346. i. Charity Leonard', b. April 8, 1802 ; .ra. Jan. i, 1836, Earl Sears
of Middleborough, son of Earl and Judith (Howland) Sears. He
was b. in Middleborough, Dec. 2, 1796, d. in Lakeville, Mass.,
Aug. 8, 1862, and is buried in Freetown. He was one of the
selectmen and assessors for a number of years. He was also a
farmer, and in 1874 resided in Freetown. Children, first born in
Freetown, others in Middleborough, now Lakeville : (a) EarP, b.
June 30, 1838, d. in Lakeville, May 29, 1855. (b) John Winslow",
b. Dec. 26, 1S39, d. in Middleborough, Aug. 15, 1841. (c) John
Winslow', b. Jan. 21, 1842; m. in New Bedford, Mass., July 25,
1864, Mary Louisa Washburn, daughter of Salmon Milton and
Abbie Jane (Keith) Washburn of Lakeville. She was b. there,
July 12, 1847. They lived for a time in Lakeville, and later in
Taunton, Mass. Child: (i) Cora Louise', b. in Taunton, Aug.
21, 1871. (d) Abner Jones', b. Jan. 20, 1845.
347. ii. Abner', b. March 8, 1804, and died April 10, 1867 ; m. Rebecca
Brown of St. Stephens, N. B. She d.- in Warren, R. I., Oct. 24,
1875. They resided in Assonet, Mass. Children : (a) Hannah',
m. James Barrus of Warren. Children: (i) Ida'. (2) Arthur'.
(b) Ann', m. Samuel Swan of Providence, R. I. Children : (i)
Annie'. (2) Hattie'. (c) Bradford', (d) George H.', m. in New
York City. They had one child who died at the age of thirteen
months, (e) Benedict A.', m. Eliza 'Vicory of Fall River, Mass.
They had one child, born about 1870. (f ) William H.', m. Caro
line Hathaway of Fall River. They had one child. The FaU
River records say that a William H. Winslow and wife Caroline
had a child b. Aug. 7, 1878, and another Feb. 8, 1881.

58 THE HINDS FAMILY
348. iii. Keziah', b. May 8, 1806, d. in Freetown, Dec. 24, 1849, and is
buried there. She was unmarried.
349. iv. John', b. March 24, 1808 ; m. (first) in Assonet village, Freetown,
Jan. 15, 1843, Charlotte B. Strobridge, daughter of William and
Charlotte Copeland (Bennett) Strobridge. She was b. in As
sonet, Feb. 23, 181S, and d. there, June 14, 1863 ; m. (second) in
Lakeville, Nov. 22, 1864, Mary Turner Sampson, daughter of
John and Phebe Dean (Doggett) Sampson of Lakeville. She was
b. in Lakeville, Jan. i, 1826. He was assessor of taxes 1839-40-
41 ; selectman 1844 ; and representative to the General Court in
1845. He resided in Livermore, Freetown and Assonet, his oc
cupation being that of a farmer. Children, by first wife : (a)
Bartlett Allen', b. in Lakeville, April 8, 1844. (b) William', b.
in Lakeville, Feb. 27, 1846, d. in prison in Danville, 'Va., where he
was taken prisoner during the Civil war, in January, 1865. (c)
Elbert', b. in Freetown, May 6, 1852. (d) Henry', b. in Free
town, April 8, 1858.
350. V. Ebenezer Hinds^, b. Aug. 25, iSio, d. in Freetown, March 7,
1841, unmarried.
351. vi. Bradford Williams', b. Oct. 16, 1812, drowned in the Pacific
Ocean, June 17, 1843. He was captain and commander of the
whale ship Elizabeth, which was the first whale ship to go from
Freetown, and while sailing on the Pacific, was, with his whole
boat's crew, carried down by a whale and drowned. He was un
married.
352. vii. William Harrison', b. June i, 1815, d. in Livermore, April 20,
1816.
353. viii. Owen Hinds', b. May 11, 1817, d. in Livermore, April 28, 1848,
unmarried, of consumption and is buried in Freetown. He was
mate on the first whale ship from Freetown.
354. ix. Henry Harrison', b. March 19,1819; m. in Stonington, Conn.,
Oct. 18, 1848, Mary Ann Porter of Freetown, who was b. there
Nov. 12, 1822. She was the daughter of Henry, a captain in the
war of 1812, and Betsey (Tisdale) Porter of Freetown; grand
daughter of Capt. Benjamin, a soldier in the French and Indian
war, and Rebecca (Tisdale) Porter; great-granddaughter of Sam
uel, a captain in the militia and selectman of Freetown, and Miss
(Church) Tisdale; great-great-granddaughter of Joshua Tisdale,
son of John Tisdale of Duxbury, afterwards Taunton, and one of
twenty-six original proprietors of Freetown at its purchase, April
-z, 1659. The house of John Tisdale was burned and he was
there killed, June 27, 1675. ^^^ S*^" ^"<i powder horn, were re
captured, Aug. I, 1675, I'y Sergeant Thomas of Marshfield, Mass.
143. Charity Canedy^ Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Charity (Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer^, John^, William', William'), born
in Middleborough, Mass., Feb. 25. 1780, and died June i, 1842, aged
62 years, 3 months, and 3 days; married in Middleborough, March 12,
1801, Ebenezer Peirce, who was born Nov, 21, 1777, and died Dec. 3,
1852.

SIXTH GENERATION 59

Children :

355. i. Elbridge Gerry', b. Dec. 19, 1801 ; m. March 27, 1824, Sarah
Gorham, of Hallowell, Me. They resided in Portsmouth, N. H.
356. ii. Louisa 'V.', b. Dec. 28, 1803 ; m. Ebenezer Hinds, of Livermore,
son of Ebenezer and Anna (Hathaway) Hinds. He was b. in
Middleborough, Dec. 17, 1798, and died May 8, 1891. Children,
first, third and fourth, b. in Livermore, others in Vassalboro, Me.
(a) Ebenezer Peirce', b. June 30, 1821, d. on steamship State of
Maine, in August, 1862. (b) Louisa 'V.', b. May 7, 1823; m. in
Pittston, Me., Oliver Davis. They had no children, (c) John
Floyd', b. May 9, 1825, d. in Port Townsend, Wash., in 1885 ; m.
(first) in Livermore, Aroline Morse ;m. (second) Miss Davis.
No children by either wife, (d) Lucy 'Villiers', b. May 19, 1827 ;
m. (first) in Pittston, Sept. 5, 1848, George Robinson; m. (sec
ond) in Pittston, Robert Morton, by whom there were no chil
dren. She resides in Hallowell. Child : ( i) George', d. about
1896.
357. iii. Julia M'., b. April 2, 1806, d. Jan. 20, 1899; m. (first) April 22,
1827, Arthur Cox, of Hallowell, who was b. Nov. 5, 1803, d. Aug.
18, 1868 ; m. fsecond) Ebenezer Hinds, son of Ebenezer and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds. He was^ b. in Middleborough, Dec. 17,
1798, and d. May 8, 1891. Children, by first husband: (a)
Elizabeth Pierce', b. March 17, 1829, d. Dec. 26, 1894; m.
David McDaniel, who d. in April, 1892. Child: (i) Olive Julia',
b. July 31, 1858, d. in March, 1881. (b) Sarah Frances', b. in
April, 1831, d. in 1834. (c) Arthur Peirce', b. Feb. i, 1833. (d)
William Wirt^, b. Dec. 26, 1835, d. Jan. 14, 1874. (e) Sarah
Frances', b. Dec. 13, 1840 ; m. Nov. 9, 1880, Edmund Anthony, Jr.,
of New Bedford, who was b. Oct. 19, 1833. They reside in Fair
haven, Mass., and are without children ( 1899). She has furnished
the records of her family for this work. Children, by second hus
band, born in Pittston, Me.: (f) Maria Julia', b. Oct. 25, 1833 ;
m. Dec. 30, 1866, George Edwin Albro, of New Bedford, who. d.
May 22, 1875. He was a block maker, and his widow resides in
Hallowell, Me. (1899). They had no children, (g) Hiram Wells',
b. Nov. 3, 1836, d. in the asylum for insane in Augusta, Me.,
April 19, 1871. (h) Charles Crogin', b. July 19, 1838; m. Oct. 16,
1862, in Portsmouth, N. H., Frances Emily Noyes, who was b.
in Gardiner, Me., Oct. 8, 1839. He is a ship-carpenter in Port
Blakeley, Wash. He was first lieutenant, Co. i, 24th Maine
Regt., also adjutant in the regiment during the Civil war. She
resides in Gardiner, Me. The record of their children will be
found under the record of his father, Ebenezer Hinds, (i) Abbie
Frances', b. July 19, 1840 ; m. in Gardiner, Me., Jan. 6, 1864,
Henry Martin McCurdy. He is a tinsmith, and resides in Ran
dolph, Me. (1899). She has furnished the records of her family
for this work. Child : (i) Alice C, b. Aug. 8, 1865, d. Sept. 16,
1898.
358. iv. Charity', b. Jan. 9, 1808, d. Nov. i, 1813.
359. V. Marv', b. Jan. 9, 180S, d. Oct. 25, 1848; m. Stephen Brown, of
Hallowell, Me.

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60 THE HINDS FAMILY
360. vi. Job', b. April 18, 1810, lost at sea in October, 1852; ra. Elizabeth
Davis.
Susan', b. May 23, 1812 ; m. Joseph Irish of Fairhaven, Mass.
Tyler', b. Feb. 13, 1814, d. five days later.
Charity', b. Feb. 18, 1815; m. Allen Drew.
Ebenezer'', b. June 21, 18 17.
Charles W'., b. June 21, 1S17, d. May 28, 1842.
Hannah', b. Jan. lo, 1820, d. July 13, following.
Tyler', b. Dec. i, 1924, d. same day.
143. IJydia Bartlett* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Charity (Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer'', John^, William', William'), born
in Middleborough, Mass., May 18, 1782, and died Feb. 20, 1838, aged
55 years, 9 months, 2 days ; married by Rev. Ebenezer Hinds, in Free
town, Mass., June 9, 1809, Bartlett Allen of New Bedford, Mass.
Children : Thomas Nye'', b, July 23, 1810, and is deceased.
Charity Peirce', b. Dec. 5, 1813. She resided in Fairhaven,
Mass.
James M'., b. Nov. 5, 1816, and is deceased.
Jane Gabland', b. Sept. 22, 1819, and is deceased.
Bartlett', b. June i, 1822, and is deceased ; m. Myra L.  .
Children : (a) Lillie B'. (b) Myra C, m. Dr. Ruppel.
373. vi. Amelia', b. June 22, 1825 ; m. Henry Eldridge, and resides in
Lynn. Child: (a) Minnie.'
144, Salome* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and Charity (Can
edy) Hinds {Ebenezer^, John^, William', William'), born in Middle
borough, Mass., Aug. 31, 1784, and died Sept. 21, 1800, aged 16 years,
20 days. Her remains are interred in the old burying-ground on the
opposite side of the street from the Christian chapel in Assonet village,
Freetown, and her grave is marked by a dark colored stone, bearing
the following inscription : In Memory of
MISS SALOME
DauTof Mr. Ebenezer & Mrs. Charity Hinds,
who died Sept. 21, 1800, in the 17TH year of her age.
The following poem was written upon the death of Salome Hinds :
With solemn awe death strikes beholders round,
When by it they do see the youth cut down;
So was I shock'd when lately I survey'd
The relics of a young and sprightly maid.
Sudden her death, in prime of life cut down ;
Oh, what an awful scene to think upon I
Nor did she fall alone when she did die.
Her parents' hopes were blasted, too, thereby.

SIXTH GENERATION 6 1
Surely, 'twas something they did not foresee.
Their daughter, should so soon confined, be
Within the grave, thence never more to rise
Until the last loud trump shall pierce the skies.
And now to see the solemn kindred mourn,
We will our thoughts and pen a while return ;
And, oh, it was enough to pierce one's heart
To see how loth they were from her to part.
Her parents, brothers, sisters, too, did mourn.
And with their briny tears did wet her win ;
Their throbbing hearts with anguish great did swell.
To think they must of her take their farewell.
Now on the gloomy hearse, who is convey'd.
And by a train of mourners foUow'd.
The youths who lately with her used to meet.
Now do her follow to her last retreat.
And may they all remember that one day,
Like her, they must die and molder into clay ;
Their youthful bloom and lively looks will fade.
And all they boast of in the grave be laid.
And while I write, my heart sinks at the thought,
That I one day to the grave must be brought.
No doubt the time unalterably is fix'd.
That I must pass from this world to the next.
And may my soul then rise to worlds above,
To dwell with Him who did His people love.
Who dy'd to save them from the wrath to come,
And will them raise to His eternal home.
145. Principal C* Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Charity
(Canedy) Hinds (Ebenezer^, John'i, William', William'), born in Mid
dleborough, Mass., Sept. 6, 1786, and was drowned in Richmond, Me.,
while rafting logs, April 9, 1828, aged 42 years, 6 months ; married in'
Rochester, Mass., Feb. 11, 1808, Drusilla Allen.
Children, first seven born in Livermore, others in Dresden, Me.:
Stephen Allen', b. Dec. 14, 1808.
Elizabeth Tisdale', b. Oct. 13, 1810.
Sarah T.', b. Sept. 7, 1812.
Charity Canedy', b. Nov. ig, 1814.
Julia Peirce', b. Feb. 19, 1817.
Sylvia Brown', b. June 7, 1819.
Winthrop Tisdale', b. Sept. 30, 1821.
Nancy Bates', b. Jan. 12, 1824. She is unmarried and resides in
North Livermore, Me. (1899).
*382. ix. Noble Principal', b. Feb. 7, 1827.

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62 THE HINDS FAMILY
146. Owen Hillman^ Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Charity
(Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer'', John^, William', William'), born in Mid
dleborough, Mass., June 21, 1788, and died in Calais, Me., Feb. 24,
1870; married by Oliver Cobb, in Rochester, Mass., Oct. 12, 1811,
Mary Bates of Rochester, who died in March, 1871. He was a ship
builder in Ledge, N. B.
Children, first born in North Livermore, others in Hallowell, Me.:
William Canedy', b. Sept. 12, 1812.
Cordelia', b. Sept. 2S, 1814.
Preserved', b. Dec. 10, 1816, d. March 10, 1817, in Hallowell.
Berilla', b. Sept. 29, 1819.
Mary Lucinda', b. Oct. 9, 1821, d. Oct. 21, 1848, in St. Stephen.
*388. vi. Owen Preserved', b. Dec. 20, 1824.
3S9. vii. Hannah Elizabeth', b. March 17, 1826, d. in St. Stephen, April
27, 1850.
14t. Clarissa W.* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and Charity
(Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer^, John'i, William', William'), born in Mid
dleborough, Mass., July 8, 1790, and died in Brimfield, 111.; married by
Isaac Livermore, in Livermore, Me., Dec. 6, i8io, Luther Hathaway,
who was born Aug. 14, 1786. He was a deacon in the church in Brim
field and Peoria, 111. They resided in Kingfield, later going to Peoria.
In 1838, they moved to Brimfield.
Children, born in Kingfield :
Gilbert', b. in i8ii ; m. a widow in Peoria.
'VOADtCEA'', b. in 1813 ; m. Mr. Blanchard of Brimfield.
Tryphena'', b, in 1816, d. before 1881 ; m. Hiram Preston, of
Kingfield. He was formerly of Farmington, Me., but moved
West with the Hathaway family before marriage. At his wife's
death, he married her sister, Hannah.
EdwinI, b. in 1818 ; m. a woman of Tennessee.
Columbus', b. in 1821 ; m. in 1857.
George', b. in 1824.
Hannah', b. in 1826; m. in 1881, Hiram Preston.
Ellen S.', b. in 1829. Removed to Kansas soon after marriage.
148. Tisdale IJeonard^ Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Char
ity (Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer'', John^, William', William'), born in
Middleborough, Mass., Jan. 10, 1793, and died in Kingfield, Me., July
18, 1869, aged 76 years, 7 months, 8 days ; married by Rev. John
Adams, in Livermore, Me., May 26, 1816, Olive Washburn who was
born in Winthrop, Mass., Jan. 19, 1795, and died in Kingfield, Me.,
March 9, 1854, aged 57 years, 2 months. He was at one time a repre
sentative in the state legislature in Augusta, Me.

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Samuel H.', b. in New Portland, Me., March 26, 1819.
Edward Washburn', b. in Freeman, Me., Oct. 26, 1824.
Mary F. W.', b. in Kingfield, Me., Nov. 29, 1826.
Leonard Bartlett', b. in Kingfield, April 14, 1830.
Charles H. D.'', b. in Kingfield, June 15, 1833.
Americus 'Vespucius', b. in Kingfield, Nov. 23, 1835.
149. Susannah Keith* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Charity (Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer'', JohnT>, William', William'), born
in Middleborough, Mass., Jan. 5, 1795, and died Dec. 8, 1864, aged 69
years, II months, 3 days ; married (first) by Rev. Thomas Wyman in
Livermore, in December, 1807, John Dearborn ; married (second) in
Bangor, Me., Mr. Smith.
Children, by first husband :
404. i. Calvin', d. in Lewiston, Me., in 1898, aged 72 years; m. Lois At
kins of Rumford Falls, Me. Children : (a) Charles', (b) Luella'.
(c) Davis'.
405. ii. Mary".
406. iii. Darillas'.
150. Salome Ellen* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Charity (Canedy) Hinds {Ebenezer'', Joh?ii, William', William'), born
in Freetown, Mass., Oct. 2, 1802, and died in Livermore, Me., June 16,
1872, aged 68 years, 8 months, 14 days ; married by Rev. George Web
ber, in Livermore, Me., March 26, 1832, Alanson Hinkley, who was
born March 20, 1795, and died Sept. 7, 1887.
Children, born in North Livermore :
407. i. Ebenezer Hinds', b. Jan. 26, 1833, d. in North Livermore, Feb.
26, 1836.
408. ii. Ebenezer Hinds', b. Jan. 3, 1837 ; m. by Rev. Carlton Parker,
Oct. 5, 1871, Costella M. Bryant, who d. March 10, 1895, aged 50
years, 4 days. He lives in North Livermore (1899). Children :
(a) Ernest Eben^, b. Aug. ig, 1872. (b) John Bryant', b. June 2,
1874. (c) Charles Everett^, b. Oct. 23, 1876, d. Aug. 27, 18S0. (d)
May StellaS. b. Oct. i8, 1878. (e) Edward Lee', b. Nov. 5, 1881.
(f) Lizzie EUa^, b. Dec. 9, 1883. Of this family, it has been said :
" All born at the Hinkley homestead. None married (1899). All
five are at home Sunday with their father — a genial, happy family
together."
409. iii. Sarah Philbrook', b. Aug. 5, 1838, d. in Livermore Falls, Me.,
Nov. 16, 1875; ™- William G. Doyan. Children, all born in Liv
ermore: (a) Myra Louise^ b. July 23, 1858; m. Otis G. Sullivan
of Wilton, Me. Children, first three born in Wilton : (i) Ethel
G.', b. Nov. 17, 1882. (2) Howard Eaton', b. Dec. 20, 1885. (3)
Harold Willie', b. April 3, 1889. (4) Neal David', b. in Read-
field, Me., Oct. 25, 1897. (b) Keziah Winslow', b. Sept. 8, i860 ;

64 THE HINDS FAMILY
m. David F. Latin of Clinton, Mass. They are without children
(1898). (c) Albert Augustine', b. May 18, 1862. (d) Lillian Ber
tha', b. July 25, 1864; m. Eugene Beck of Livermore Falls, where
he is editor of the Express and Advertiser. He was b. in Port
land, Me. (e) Ada Elizabeth^, b. Oct. 27, 1868, d. June 14, 1886;
m. at the home of her father in Farmington, Me., Clarence Jaquith
of White River Junction, Vt. (f) Alice EUen', b. Oct. 27, 1868.
(g) Sadie Belle', b. June 13, 1874.
410. iv. Lydia Bartlett Allen', b. Aug. 28, 1840; m. by Rev. Melville
B. Cummings, in Livermore, March 27, 1869, William Leroy Sey
mour. They reside in Fayette Mills, Me., and she has furnished
the record of her family for this work. Children, born in Liver
more : (a) Florence Adelaide', b. Dec. 31, 1869 ; m. by Rev. S. A.
Blaisdell, Harry Otis Davis. Child: (i) Oscar N.', b. May 18,
1897. (b) Eva Winnifred', b. Sept. 30, 1874; m. in East Liver
more, Me., Sept. 30, 1896, George W. Billings of Fayette, Me.
Child: (i) Dora Anathalie', b. July 29, 1897. (c) Sarah Lute',
b. Dec. 8, 1875 ; m. by Rev. F. S. Todd, Aug. 7, 1893, Edgar C.
T hompson of Ledge Dufferin, St. Stephen, N. B. Children: (l)
Chester Roy', b. May 14, 1894. (2) Harry Laughlin', b. in May,
1895. (d) Willard Arthur', b. Aug. 9, 1879. (e) Herbert LeRoy',
b. March 20, 1882.

156. Hannah'' Hinds, daughter of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough,
Mass., July 23, 1789; married Samuel Dean of Berkley. Both are
buried in Berkley.
Children :
411. i. Rhoda', b. Jan. 12, 1815 ; m. Willard Tripp, and resided in Taun
ton, Mass.
412. ii. Gardiner', b. June 18, 1816, d. in New Bedford, Mass., Nov. 25,
1882; m. (first) Clarissa White; m. (second) unknown; m. (third)
Mary Legore.
Nancy', b. July 12, 181 8; m. Hon. Walter D. Nichols, of Berkley.
Franklin', b. April 9, 1820, and was accidently killed by the dis
charge of a gun.
Walter', b. May 10, 1822.
Samuel', b. Dec. 13, 1823 ; m. Mr. Morrell and resided in the West.
Anna Bathsheba'', b. Oct. 14, 1826.
G. M. DeLafaybtte', b. Nov. 2, 1828; m. Ann Dean.
John A.', b. Dec. 13, 1830.
157. Stephen* Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough,
Mass., May 16, 1791 ; married Susannah"^ Hinds, of Middleborough,
who was born Jan. 24, 1798. She was the daughter of Abanoam' and
Susan (Snow) Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'.)

413.

m.

414.

iv.

415-

V.

416.

vi.

417.

vii.

418.

viii.

419.

ix.

SIXTH GENERATION 65
Children :
420. i. Loammi', b. Jan. 12, 1816.
421. ii. Leonard'.
422. iii. Sylvester'.
423. iv. Edward'.
424. V. Jane''.
It has been impossible to get further information concerning this
branch of the family.
158. Lucy* Hinds, daughter of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough,
Mass., Feb. 14, 1793, and died unmarried Aug. 22, 1824. The inscrip
tion on her gravestone is as follows :
Lucy
Daughter of John &
Olive Hinds
DIED Aug. 22, 1824
R 29.
159. Jane* Hinds, daughter of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough,
Mass., in March, 1795, and died in 1847; married Jan. 27, 182 1, Jona
than Parker, of Sandwich.
Children :
425. i. Lucy H'., b. March 8, 1827.
426. ii. Calvin', b. Oct. 8, 1828.
427. iii. John H.,' b. May 24, 1830.
428. iv. Charles W.,' b. Sept. 30, 1838.
160. John* Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Valentine) Hinds
(Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough, Mass.,
May 18, 1797 ; married Sarah Oldham. Nothing further has been ob
tainable regarding this family.
161. Preserved* Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough
Mass., May 26, 1799; married Sarah Parker, of Sandwich.
Child :
429. i. Noble'. He was a master mariner and was lost at sea.
It has been impossible to get further records of this family.
162. Heman* Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough,
F

6S THE HINDS FAMILY
Mass., Jan. 22, 1801, and is deceased ; married (first) in October, 1827,
Nancy Parker of Sandwich, who was born Aug. 23, 1807, and died Aug. 9,
1846 ; married (second) Aug. 11, 1849, Abbie F. Perry, who died without
children in 1862; married (third) Elizabeth Baldwin. He remained on
his father's farm until he reached the age of eighteen, during which time,
he attended the village school and obtained what was considered, in
those days, a good education. In 18 19, he went away from home to
seek his fortune, the first place he visited being Clark's Point, near
New Bedford, Mass. Here he obtained employment with a farmer,
who was also the lighthouse-keeper. Heman became quite interested
in boats while there, and built the first sailboat which was ever put into
the water at Sampson's Pond. He disliked the work on a farm, and
soon got the chance of going South to work in the swamps of Florida.
This was shortly after the war of 18 12, when the government had com
menced to build their navy, and Heman's employers were Bixby &
Thurston, who were to furnish live oak timbers to put into the warships.
He was engaged at twenty-seven dollars a month, and in company with
with his brother and sixty other men, he embarked on the sloop " Spar
tan," from New Bedford for Savannah. The second night out from
port, their vessel was struck by lightening and several of the passengers
badly burned. Free from further mishap, they reached the St. Johns
River, and at once went into the forests with the rest of the party. The
company which he was at work for, soon after failed and he was left
without provisions and a very small amount of money. By trading
with Indians and working at odd jobs, which he could get hold of in
the South, he at last got together money enough to return home. He
did not remain at home long, however, but went South again, and en
gaged in building marine railways, wharves and bulkheads, and gave
employment to a great many hands. Here he cut a great amount of
wood, which he was to ship North, when the Civil war broke out, and
he was compelled to go North once more. After the war, he visited his
lands, and found that his wood was either burned or carted away, and
his property was a total loss. On Jan. 22, 1895, he celebrated his
ninety-fourth birthday at his home and received his many friends, who
came to meet him and his wife.
Children :
430. i. Edmund 'V.', b. Jan. 27, 1829, d. Oct. 4, 1854.
431. ii. Catharine', b. March 28, 1834.
432. iii. Leonard P.,' b. April 9, 1844 ; m. Ella Chase.
165. Sumner* Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John!; William', Willian^), born in Middleborough,

*433.

i.

*434-

ii.

*435-

iii.

436-

iv.

*437-

V.

*438.

vi.

SIXTH GENERATION 67
Mass., June i, 1807, died in Lakeville and is buried there; married
March 31, 1834, Chloe Ashley of Middleborough, daughter of Luther
and Abigail (Peirce) Ashley. She was born March 21, 1806, died and
is buried in Lakeville. He was one of the sixteen original members of
the Christian Society of Middleborough, which held its first legal meet
ing, Feb. 19, 1842.
Children, born in Middleborough :
William Sumner', b. Jan. 2, 1835.
Stephen Valentine', b. Oct. 4, 1836.
Lucy', b. Sept. 20, 1838.
Nancy Jane', b. July 12, 1841, d. in Lakeville, Mass., Oct. 30, 1868.
John Calvin', b. May 24, 1843.
Olive', b. July 31, 1845.
166. Bartlett* Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Valentine)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), horn in Middleborough,
Mass., in 1811, and died April 6, 1826. The following inscription
appears upon his gravestone : Bartlett
Son of John &
Olive Hinds
died Apr. 6, 1826
.iE 15 YRS.
167. Sally* Hinds, daughter of Leonard' and Mary (Rounse
ville) Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middle
borough, Mass., Oct. 5, 1784, and died in October, 1810 ; married
Bradford Williams of Easton, Penn. They had no children.
168. John* Hinds, son of Leonard' and Mary (Rounseville)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in Middleborough,
Mass., Feb. 13, 1786; married Mrs. Anna (Strobridge) Peirce of
Freetown, daughter of Lieut. Robert and Elizabeth (Nelson) Stro
bridge, and widow of Capt. Job Peirce. He served as a clerk for
Capt. Job Peirce of Freetown, and at his death, became a partner in
the firm of Hinds & Sampson. His title of lieutenant, was derived
from the fact of his having served as paymaster of the 2d regiment,
2d brigade of the 5th division of the local militia of Massachusetts,
to which position he was appointed, March 17, 181 1, and on the staff
of Col. Benjamin Lincoln of New Bedford. His old military chapeau,
now in the possession of Gen. E. W. Peirce, is described by him as
being "in the height of the Bonaparte style and about twice the size
ever worn since, and must have been a serious incumbrance to the

68 THE HINDS FAMILY
wearer at any time, but particularly if the wind were blowing briskly."
Lieutenant John Hinds, died Dec. i, 1811, and was buried in the
Peirce family cemetery in Lakeville, where a stone with the following
stanza marks his resting-place : '
How lov'd, how valu'd once avails thee not,
To whom related, or by whom begot ;
A heap of dust alone remains of thee,
'Tis all thou art and all the proud shall be.
Children, born in Middleborough :
*439. i. Maria A.', b. in June, 1810.
*440. ii. Jane S.', b. Dec. 15, i8ii.
171. Ruth P.* Hinds, daughter of Leonard' and Mary
(Rounseville) Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in
Middleborough, Mass., Aug. 31, 1791, and died Nov. 14,1891, aged
TOO years, 2 months, 14 days ; married Nov. 20, 1814, Walter Davis,
son of Nathan and Rose (Allen) Davis. He was born in Fairhaven,
Mass., July 12, 1785, and was a farmer of Acushnet, Mass. Among
the sacred things of life such as childhood, youth, love and religion,
we must place old age. By the young it is morbidly dreaded, though
it is respected. To them, old age is the saddest thing in existence.
The waning of years means the decay of everything mental and physi
cal, perhaps a hopeless dependency. But old age may be idealized.
To grow old is often to grow great. To achieve a richness of experi
ence , to pass the bounds of illusions and live among the verities of
life ; to be happy, and to brighten the world, and above all things to be
useful. These thoughts inspire a deeper respect for age and make its
approach less dreaded.
August 31, 1891, was a memorable day for Mrs. Ruth (Hinds)
Davis, of Long Plain, Mass. She was then one hundred years old. What
a distinction, what a rare favor, and how very few can attain it I Her
hale old age was the gift of ancestors, who were proud of their hardi
hood and integrity. Mrs. Davis was the great-great-granddaughter of
Philip Rounseville, who was born in England and who came to this
country during the last of the sixteenth or the first of the seventeenth
century. This Philip had a son William, who had a son Joseph, whose
daughter was Mary, the mother of the subject of this sketch. Mrs.
Davis was educated in the Baptist religion and was at her death, a
member of that society. This woman who lived such a long and use
ful life, was blessed with an active mind and good health. Her hear
ing was somewhat impaired, but her mind was everything that could
have been desired. Her memory was clear, and covering as it did

SIXTH GENERATION 69
nearly a century, she was an unusually interesting conversationalist.
She watched the growth of New Bedford, from the time it was a mere
hamlet. The events of the war of 1812 were personal reminiscences
with her. At her hundredth anniversary, she had not laid aside all
domestic cares. She was very useful about her home, and was loved
by all who were honored by her acquaintance. She took a lively in
terest in the proceedings incidental to the celebration and received
many and valuable presents. There were present representatives of
five living generations. A large crowd was in attendance and many
callers visited her during the week preceding. About eighty people
sat down to dinner, at which they made merry and enjoyed a good
time. Children, born in Fairhaven, now Acushnet, Mass.:
441. i. Mary R.', b. Dec. 14, 1816, d. at Long Plain, March 28, 1849; m.
in Fairhaven, Alonzo Corey, son of Billings Corey. He was a
house carpenter of New Bedford and d. in July, 1873. Child : (a)
Susan'.
442. ii. Eliza Wing', b. March 24, 1818, d. in New Bedford, Sept. 26,
1859 ; m. in Fairhaven, Nov. 16, 1838, Marshall Dexter Keith,
son of Marshall, b. in Bridgewater, Sept. 24, 1765, d. in Fair
haven, Oct. 14, 1837, and Hepzebeth (Leach) Keith, b. in Bridge-
water, Oct. 15, 1777, d. in Mattapoisett, Aug. 3, 1845. Mr.
Keith was b. in Middleborough, Mass., Jan. 20, 1818, d. in
Acushnet, Oct. 13, 1888. Children, first four born in Fairhaven,
other in Mattapoisett, Mass.: (a) Walter Davis', b. Sept. 12,
1839, d. in New London, Wis., June i, 1892; m. June 14, 1865,
Phebe Snow of New Bedford. He served in the Civil war as
captain in the 23d Massachusetts Regt. They had no chil
dren, (b) Frederick Tabor', b. Dec. 7, 1840 ; m. by Rev. Alonzo
Quint, May 17, 1866, Lucy K. Parker of New Bedford, daughter
of W. C. Parker. He is a hotel manager at present (1899), being
connected with the Astor House in New York. He has fur
nished records of his family for this work. Children : ( i ) Fred
erick Tabor', b. in Hartford, Ct., Aug. 16, 1867 ; m. Lena
Aufderhyde of New Jersey. Children : (i) Ruth Davis"", b. and
d. in New York, (ii) Harold'". (2) Lulu May', b. in New York
City, July 22, 1870; m. April 21, i8go, Herbert Clark Wilbor and
resides in New Bedford (1899). Children: (i) Irma Keith'", b.
March 5, 1891, d. in 1897. (ii) Alfred Parker'", b. July 11, 1892.
(iii) Walter Clark'", b. Aug. 5, 1894. (iv) Marjorie'", b. Sept. 4,
1896. (c) Otis Dexter', b. Jan. 13, 1843, d. in Mattapoisett, Nov.
I, 1848. (d) Sarah Davis', b. March 30, 1845 ! ">• Oct. 26, 1865
Timothy Delano of New Bedford, who died in New London,
Wis., where she now lives (1899). Children, (i) Frederick', b
in New Bedford, d. in New London. (2) Walter K.', b. in New
London. He is a dentist. (3) Herbert', b. in New London and is a
dentist. He is married and has one child, (e) Otis Marshall', b.

70 THE HINDS FAMILY
Oct. 5, 1848; m. by Rev. O. A. Roberts, June 11, 1878, Ella Ger
trude Wheaton, daughter of Hiram Wheaton of New Bedford.
He is a hotel clerk and resides in New Bedford (1899). Child :
(i) Henry Hiram Wheaton', b. in New Bedford, April 14, 1879.
(f) Eliza Jane', b. June 17, 1851 ; m. Albert M. Cole of New
London. They reside in Latona, Wash. (1899), and have had
two children, both of whom are deceased, (g) Thomas Warren',
b. Sept. 24, 1853, d. in New Bedford, Aug. 30, 1858. (h) Marshall
Dexter', b. April 7,1856; m. Nellie E. Page of New London.
He had four children, three of whom d. in infancy. He resides in
New London, where he is a merchant. Child, living: (i) Henry
Page', b. in New London, where he now resides ( 1899).
443. iii. Anna H.', b. Dec. 16, 1819; m. (first) Dec. 12, 1848, John H.
Snow, son of Thomas and Nancy (Hammett) Snow ; m. (second)
Mr. Perry. ChUd, by first husband : (a) George F.^, b. Oct. 25,
1849.
444. iv. Waltee a.', b. May 27, 1822, and is deceased; m. April 13, 1849,
Mary C. Rider, daughter of Zachariah W., and Catherine Rider.
She was b. April 27, 1826. Children : (a) Rose A.', b. Feb, 20,
1850 ; m. James Arthur Clark, of Middleboro. (b) Ada F.', b.
June 7, 1852 ; m. Thomas J. Robinson, of Acushnet.
445. V. Susan', b. June 24, 1824; m. April 7, 1846, Solomon L. Harlow,
son of Bradford and Eliza (Leonard) Harlow. He was b. Jan.
31, 1809. They reside in Middleboro (1899). Children: (a)
Mary C, b. Feb. 17, 1847, d. Sept. 25, 1848. (b) Susan H.s,
b. Dec. 8, 1848. She resides in Lexington, Mass. (1899). (c)
Leonard D.', b. Oct. 22, 1850 ; m. Aug. 21, 1872, Frances Bumpus
daughter of Henry J., and Nancy M. (Harlow) Bumpus. She
was b. Jan. 19, 1854. Theyreside in Middleborough (1899). (d)
Bradford', b. March 16, 1854; m. EmUy Hinkley, and resides in
Middleboro. (e) Anna F.', b. May 7, 1858. (f) Mary E.', b.
Sept. 15, 1861 : m. Mr. Wallen, and resides in South Middleboro.
446. vi. Nathan S.', b. Aug. 22, 1826, d. Oct. 17, 1852; m. Oct. 17, 1850,
Adaline Wood, daughter of Abiel and Matilda Wood. She was
b. Oct. 30, 1831, and is deceased. Child : (a) Nathan'.
447. vii. William H.', b. Aug. 30, 1828 ; m. July 9, 1851, Harriet F. An
drews, daughter of Manassah and Harriet (Leonard) Andrews,
She was b. May 11, 1831. They reside in Abbington, Mass.
(1899). Children: (a) Harriet L.*, b. March I2, 1855; m. Henry
Colson. (b) William Henry', b. May 16, 1858. (c) George^ b.
Jan. 23, 1861, d. Aug. 2, following, (d) Walter Channing*, b.
Jan. 10, 1866.
448. viii. Joseph R.', b. March 16, 1831, d. April 10, 1896; m. Nov. 16, 1851,
Mary Shennan of Rochester, Mass., daughter of Martin and Cyn
thia Shennan. She was b. Nov. 19, 1832. Child : (a) Sarah C.^,
b. July 28, 1857, d. Nov. 30, 1862.
449. ix. Sarah', b. and d. in Long Plain, Mass.
173. Polly* Hinds, daughter of Leonard' and Mary (Rounse
ville) Hinds, {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born Middlebo-

450.

i.

451.

ii.

452.

iii.

453-

iv.

454-

V.

455-

vi.

456.

vii.

457.

viii.

458-

ix.

459-

X.

SIXTH GENERATION 71
rough, Mass., Sept. 6, 1793, and died in December, i860; married
Deacon Abner Braley, of Freetown, Mass.
Children : Joseph R.', m. Catherine King.
Alden', deceased; m. Ann Luscomb.
Leonard.' Samuel T.', m. Mary A. King, of Rochester, Mass. Child : (a)
Henry K.® He is a j udge and lives in Fall River.
Abner', d. young.
John'.
Francis', deceased ; m. Betsey Fish, of Rochester, who is dead.
Charles', deceased ; m. Margaret Fish, of Rochester.
Henry', d. young.
Mary H.', deceased ; m. (first) Henry Kingman, of Mansfield ; m.
(second) Ebenezer Braley, of Freetown.
173. Hannah* Hinds, daughter of Leonard' and Mary
(Rounseville) Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born in
Middleborough, Mass., May 19, 1798, and died April 29, 1885 ; married
Oct. 3, 1830, John Brady, who was born in county of Cavan, Ireland,
in 1798, and died in New Bedford, Mass., May 13, 1859. He was by
occupation a farmer.
Children :
460. i. Mary Elizabeth', b. April 15, 1832; m. Jan. 15, 1855, Daniel
Thornton, who was b. in New Bedford, April 28, 1819, d. there,
June 3, 1883. He was a druggist in New Bedford. Children :
(a) Rebecca^, b. Jan. 14, 1856. (b) Alfred', b. Nov. 21, 1859; m.
Sept. 2, 1884, Maria Agnes Montague. Children : (i) Natalie',
b. May 29, 1885. (2) Agnes', b. April 26, 1890. (3) Emily Mon
tague', b. Sept. 26, 1891. (4) Montague', b. Sept. 10, 1892, d.
Sept. II, 1893. (5) Charles Lyman Montague', b. June 24, 1897.
(b) Mabel', b. May 23, 1869.
461. ii. Ruth Hinds', b. March 9, 1835.
462. iii. Catharine Hannah', b. Jan. 23, 1839; m. April 17, 1859, Francis
Cook Elbridge. She was adopted and educated for a time by
Daniel Ricketson, of New Bedford, Mass. Was of half Irish
descent, and inherited all the sprightliness and intelligence which
that mixture gives to the race springing from it. She helped care
for the escaped slaves, who were concealed in Ricketson's under
ground rooms, during the times when Edward Turner had rescued
three hundred from slavery and put them onto the "underground
railway," as it was then called, and being harbored in secret
homes, were safely got through to Canada. Children, born in
Fairhaven, Mass.: (a) Fanny R.', b. April i, i860; m. Oct. 29,
1885, Henry W. Cushman, who is a manufacturer in Acushnet,
Mass. Children, born in Acushnet : (i) Henry', b. Sept. 7, 1886.
(2) Emory', b. in October, 1887. (3) Ruth', b. in October, 1889.

72 THE HINDS FAMILY
(4) Francis', b. in October, 1895. (b) Josephine', b. March 10,
1861.
463. iv. Sarah Ricketson', b. Aug. 3, 1842.
174. Susannah* Hinds, daughter of Abanoam' and Susan
(Snow) Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born Jan. 24,
1798, and died in Pennsylvania ; m. Stephen* Hinds of Middleborough,
Mass., son of John' and Olive (Valentine) Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^,
William', William'). He was born May 16, 1791, in Middleborough,
Mass. Children :

464.

i.

Loammi', b. Jan. 12, i8i6.

465.

ii.

Leonard'.

466.

iii.

Sylvester'.

467.

iv.

Edward'.

468.

V.

Jane'.
_j_i_  i_ _ _ i_  _ i_ . _ r _ 1 1

Nothing further has been obtainable regarding this branch.
176. Lydia* Hinds, daugliter of Abanoam' and Susan (Snow)
Y^xnds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), horn March 19, 1801 and
died in Florida; married Ackley Bronson.
Children :
469. i. Ophelia'.
470. ii. Susannah'.
177. Preserved* Hinds, son of Abanoam' and Susan (Snow)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, Johni, William', William'), born July 12, 1807, and
died in" Montrose, Penn., Jan. 22, 1871 ; married in Montrose, Oct. 23,
1827, Ann E. Walling, who was born July 22, 1807. He always lived
in Susquehanna County, Penn., and was for one term one of the
county commissioners. As the legend goes, more than a century
ago, he, with other vigorous emigrants, went from New England with
ox teams and settled in northwestern Pennsylvania and there founded
Montrose, the county seat of Susquehanna County. The emigrants
brought out Connecticut titles to the land, but were antagonized by
parties holding under Pennsylvania titles. The titles were settled out
of court, on the basis that the best man should win. The New England-
ers held under that settlement.
Children, born in Susquehanna Co., Penn.:
471. i. Albert Demetrius', b. April 9, 1830, d. in Susquehanna Co.,
unmarried, Nov. 6, 1850.
*472. ii. William Wadsworth', b. Aug. 25, 1832, d. unmarried in Sus-
quehannah Co., Dec. 20, 1862.

SIXTH GENERATION 73
*473. iii. Frederick Mortimer', b. Sept. 17, 1834.
*474. iv. Ansel Conrad', b. March 23, 1836.
*47S. v. Henry Harrison', b. in Forest Lake, Penn., Oct. 9, 1840.
*476. vi. DoTHA A DELIA', b. Sept. 6, 1842.
477. vii. Emeline Bronson', b. July 13, 1844, d. in Susquehanna Co., May
31, 1845.
478. viii. Eunice Susannah', b. July 25, 1849, d. in Susquehanna Co.,
Dec. 19, 1851.
179. Abanoam* Hinds, daughter of Abanoam' and Susan
(Snow) Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), died in Dixon,
111.; married Jane Fowler, who died in Dixon, Feb. i, 1899. He was a
shoemaker. They had three daughters, but nothing further has been
obtainable regarding the family.
180. Agnes* Hinds, daughter of Abanoam' and Susan (Snow)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), died in Oswego, 111.;
married John Stout and had five or six children, but further record of
the family has not been obtainable.
181. John B.* Hinds, son of Abanoam' and Rachel (Vail)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William', William'), born Feb. 16, 1816,
and died in Wysox, Bradford Co., Penn., Dec. 30, 1895 ; married March
2, 1834, Sarah E. Wood, who was born March i, 1816, and died April
14, 1883.
Children : Margaret', b. Dec. 28, 1834.
Agnes L.', b. May 22, 1838, d. Jan. 19, 1854.
Adalaide', b. March 6, 1840, d. May 6, following.
Elisha J.', b. July 9, 1842, d. Sept. 23, 1849.
Adolph H.', b. Sept. 7, 1844.
Eliza A.', b. March 6, 1847.
Charles H.', b. May 30, 1849, d. Jan. 23, 1851.
Charlotte E.', b. July 7, 1851, d. June i, 1854.
Charles David', b. May 2, 1853, d. Sept. 9, 1854.
Ella May', b. July 13, 1859.
John F.', b. July 15, 1859.
183. Ebenezer* Hinds, son of Abanoam' and Rachel (Vail)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), died in Iowa in 1885 ;
married Maria Furgerson and had two daughters born in the West.
Nothing further has been obtainable regarding this family.
183. Barack* Hinds, son of Abanoam' and Rachel (Vail)
Hinds {Ebenezer*, John^ William', William'), married Jane Rhinevolt.

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1.

480.

ii.

481.

iii.

482.

iv.

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V.

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vi.

48';.

vii.

486.

viii.

487.

ix.

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X.

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xi.

74 THE HINDS FAMILY
Child :
490. i. Benjamin D.', resides in Montrose, Pa. (1899).
Nothing further has been obtainable regarding this family.
184. David* Hinds, son of Abanoam' and Rachel (Vail)
Hinds (Ebenezer*, John^, William", William'), born in Bridgewater
township, near Montrose, Penn., Jan. 28, 1822, and died in Montrose,
May I, 1888; married in Montrose, Aug. 14,. 1845, Mrs. Malvina
(Jenks) Stebbins, daughter of Perry and Eliza (Morse) Jenks. She
was born in Lawrence, Otsego Co., N. Y., April 28, 182 1, and lives in
Montrose (1899).
Children :
*49i. i. George L.', b. in Bridgewater township, June 29. 1846.
*492. ii. Jennie H.', b. in Wysox, Bradford Co., Penn., July 26, 1850.

185. Hannah Eliza* Hinds, daughter of Abanoam' and
Rachel (Vail) Hinds {Ebenezer*, John'!', William", William'), born June
25, 1830; married (first) Sept. 24, 1846, Sabin Robinson, son of Sabin
and Abbie (Cronk) Robinson. He died in March, 1858, and she
married (second) Sept. 28, 1861, James Walter Van Tuyl, son of Alex
and Elizabeth Van Tuyl. He died Oct. 3, 1897. He was by trade a
tinsmith. Children, by first husband :
493. i. Emily Jane', b. Nov. 15, 1847; m. Mr. Bennett and resides in
Montrose (1899).
495. ii. Amy Conrad', b. April 29, 1849; m. Mr. Robinson and resides in
Montrose (1899).
496. iii. Effie May', b. Feb. 22, 1853; m. Mr. Whitney and resides in
Monroeton, Penn. (1899).
Children, by second husband :
497. iv. Child', who d. in infancy.
498. v. Child', who d. in infancy.
499. vi. Child', who d. in infancy.
500. vii. Child', who d. in infancy.
501. viii. Child', who d. in infancy.
502. ix. Child', b. Sept. 26, 1870; m. July 26, 1890, Winton Grant Camp
bell. He has been station agent and is at present a merchant in
Monroeton, Penn. (1899). Children: (a) James Percy', b. May
12, 1893. (b) Louise Hannah*, b. Oct. 23, 1895. (c) Winton
Grant', b. Nov. 17, 1897.

SIXTH GENERATION 75
193. Elizabeth* Hinds, daughter of John' and Lydia (Seager)
Hinds {John*, John''', John', James^), born in Brookfield, Mass., Feb.
2Si 1773 ; married July 1, 1792, Matthew Bartlett, son of Matthew and
Susannah (Hinds) Bartlett. They were published June 17, 1792. He
was born March 30, 1769.
194. Liydia* Hinds, daughter of John' and Lydia (Seager)
Hinds (John*, John', John", James'), born in Brookfield, Mass., Aug.
17, 1774, and died March 3, 1820 ; married Samuel Hall, Jr., of Spen
cer, Mass., who died in Spencer, June 4, 1835. They were published
May 25, 1797.
203. David* Hinds, son of Oliver' and Mary (Capen) Hinds
{John*, Johni, John", James'),horn in North Brookfield, Mass., April 2,
1777, and died in Stark, N. H., March 2, 1834; married Feb. 23, 1802,
Hannah Tucker, eldest daughter of Ezra and Abigail (Moulton)
Tucker, of North Brookfield. She was born in Brookfield, Sept. 12,
1774, and died Feb. 6, 1839. He was a farmer of Stark.
Children, first four born in North Brookfield, others in Stark :
Joel', b. Aug. 21, 1804.
Lucinda', b. April 14, i8o5, d. unmarried, in Stark, Sept. 19, 1840.
Amasa', b. Dec. ig, 1807.
Amanda', b. Sept. 15, 1809.
Joseph', b. June 15, 1811.
Cynthia', b. July 12, 1813, d. two days later.
Oliver', b. Nov. 6, 1814.
Ezra', b. April 25, 1817.
309. Persis* Hinds, daughter of Cornelius' and Martha (Howe)
Hinds (Corlis*, John^, John", James'), born in Brookfield, Mass.,
July 27, 1763 ; married Nov. 9, 1786, Samuel Clark, son of Captain
John and Elizabeth (Norcross) Clark. He was born in 1763. Further
records of this family have not been obtained.
313. Eli* Hinds, son of Cornelius' and Martha (Howe) Hinds
(Corlis*, John'!', John", James'), born in Barre, Mass., May 15, 1767,
and died in Eden, Vt., June 17, 1853 ; married in Hubbardston, Mass.,
March 12, 1789, Polly Stone, who was born in 1768, and died in Eden,
Nov. 4, 1852. He removed from Barre, to Eden, where he became a
farmer. He was an elder in the Congregational church, and a very
devout Christian.

*503.

1.

504.

ii.

*505.

iii.

*So6.

iv.

*S07.

V.

508.

vi.

»509.

vii.

*5io.

viii.

•J^ THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
*Sii. i. Eli', b. in Hubbardston, Aug. 28, 1791.
512. ii. Polly', m. Amos Wilkins and went West about 1854.
513. iii. Frelove', m. Joel Hutchins, and were without children. They
both died in Eden.
*5I4. iv. Josiah Dana', b. Sept. 17. 1801, in Cambridge, Vt.
•515. V. Abel Smith', b. Jan. 28, 1809.
*5i6. vi. Nathan'.
517. vii. Patty', b. and d., unmarried, in Eden.
313. Abner* Hinds, son of Cornelius' and Martha (Howe)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Barre, Mass., and
died in Templeton, Mass., April 19, 1835 ! married (first) June 16,
1800, Sally Woodward of Hubbardston, who died there, June 2, 1810;
married (second) in January, 1812, Mrs. Betsey (Blood) Marean.
They lived in Templeton, and also in Gardiner, Mass.
Children, by second wife, born in Templeton.
*Si8. i. Charles Woodward', b. Jan. 10, 1813.
519. ii. Sally', b. Aug. i, 1814, d. March 25, 1876, in South Royalston,
Mass. ; m. Artemas Hancock, of Templeton.
520. iii. Jarvis D.', b. Oct. 14, 1816; d. June 10, 1884; m. Lucinda Bennett
of Walpole.
521. iv. Harriet', b. in 1817 ; m. Charles Laselle, of Worcester, Mass.
314. Cornelius* Hinds, son of Cornelius' and Martha ( Howe)
Hinds {Corlis*, Johni, John", James') born in Barre, Mass., Dec. 3,
1775, and died in Hubbardston, Mass., April 3, 1848 ; married April 9,
1801, Hannah Waite, of Hubbardston, who was born there July 26,
1778, and died in Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 27, 1839. She is buried in
Hubbardston. He was a farmer of that town.
Children, born in Hubbardston :
Hannah Waite', b. Aug. 13, 1805.
Hiram Dana', b. Feb. 13, 1807.
Elizabeth', b. Feb. 6, 1809.
Cornelius', b. Sept. 12, 181 1.
William', b. Oct. 9, 1813.
Mary Ann', b. March 13, 1816.
Charles E.', b. Nov. 2, 1819, d. unmarried, Dec. 24, 1886.
Anna Waite', b. May 7, 1822.
315. Josiah Dana* Hinds, son of Cornelius' and Martha
(Howe) Hinds (Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Barre, Mass.,
Sept, 19, 1780, and died in Belfast, Me., Oct. 27, 1831 ; married (first)
Aug. I, 1862, Hepzabeth Green, who was born in Hubbardston, Mass.,

*522.

i.

•523.

ii.

*S24.

iii.

*525.

iv.

*S26.

V.

*S27.

vi.

528.

vii.

*529.

viii.

SIXTH GENERATION

n

June 25, 1780, and died in Belfast, July 25, 1828; married (second)
Mrs. Waterman. He moved from Barre to Vermont, where he bought
a farm, and had it nearly paid for, when he was told that he would be
obliged to pay for it again or leave it. He left it and in 1806, went to
Belfast, sending for his family the following year. He was a school
teacher and was drowned in Pierce's Mill Pond in Belfast.
Children, by first wife, first three born in Andover, Mass., others in
Northport, Me.:

*S30,*S3i*S32 *S33' *534*S35 *S36. *537 538539.
*54o. S4I

Lucy', b. Nov. 7, 1799.
Sarah', b. Feb. i, 1804.
Josiah Danforth', b. in 1806.
Jennette Lovina', b. May 24, 1807.
V. Joseph Dana', b. March 14, 1809.
vi. Daniel Green', b. March 22, 1812.
Watson', b. Feb. 24, 1813.
Roxanna', b. Nov. I, 1815,
Martha Howe', b. Sept. 19, 1817, d. unmarried, Dec. 29, 1893.
X. Alpheus H.', d. young in Northport.
xi. Cornelius', b. Aug. 14, 1821.
xii. Hannah', b. Dec. 19, 1823, d. young in Northport.

1.
ii.
iii.iv.

vu.
viii. ix.

Child, by second wife, born in Belfast :
542. xiii. Alpheus L.', b. 1831. Went West on reaching manhood and never
heard of after.

316. Abijah* Hinds, son of Cornelius' and Martha (Howe)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
Sept. 27, 1787, and died in Gardner, Mass., March 5, 1868; married
(first) Dec. 20, 1810, Susannah Coleman of Templeton, Mass., who
was born May 8, 1780, and died in Gardner, Sept. 27, 1839 ; married
(second) June 8, 1841, Mrs. Persis (Pollard) Slocum, who died Jan.
15, 1862. He moved to Gardner in 1820, where he engaged in brick-
making. No children by second marriage.
Children, first six born in Hubbardston, others in Gardner :
Allison', b. June 17, 1811, d. unmarried, Jan. 2, 1844.
Susannah', b. July 13, 1812.
Abijah', b. Jan. 15, 1814.
JOANNAH George', b. May 27, 181 5.
Martha Howe', b. June 7, 1817.
Charlotte Augusta', b. Aug. 11, 1818.
Nancy', b. April 3, 1820.
Sophronia', b. Oct. 22, 1822.
Harriet', b. July 23, 1824, drowned June 30, 1831.
Eliza Jane', b. March 6, 1827, d. Oct. 28, 1841.

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ii.

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iii.

*546.

iv.

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*548.

vi.

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viii.

S5I-

ix.

552.

X.

78 THE HINDS FAMILY
317. Samuel* Hinds,* son of Corlis' and Mrs. Adah (Hill)
(Brownell) Hinds {Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Barre,
Mass., Oct. 31, 1767.
318. Henry* Hinds, son of Corlis' and Susannah (Henry)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Barre, Mass., May 2,
1772, and died in New Hampshire, in 1S13. He was unmarried.
319. Corlis* Hinds, son of Corlis' and Susannah (Henry)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Barre, Mass., June
22, 1774, and died in Watertown, N. Y., March 9, 1813; married in
1795, Polly Bent of Mount Holly, Vt., daughter of David Bent.
She died in Newark, Ohio, Aug. 31, 1859. After marriage, they re
moved from Mount Holly, to Watertown, arriving there March 9, 1801.
Watertown was then a wilderness, known as the Black River country.
He was chosen the first supervisor of the new township of Watertown,
after the organization of Jefferson County and filled that office from
1805 to 1808. At his death he was a member of the New York Legis
lature. Children :
*553- '• Alpheus Hardin', b. in Mt. Holly, Vt., March 9, 1796.
*554. ii. Betsey', b. in Mt. Holly, March 3, 1798.
*555. iii. Patty', b. in Mt. Holly, Jan. i, 1800.
556. iv. Susan', d. aged over 80, in Vineland, N. J.; m. David Howard and
had : (a) David*.
*557. V. Corlis', b. in Watertown, Dec. i, 1803.
558. vi. Sophrona', d. aged over 70, in Washington, D. C; m. Israel Dilla.
No children.
330. Adah* Hinds, daughter of Corlis' and Susannah (Henry)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Barre, Mass., Oct. 23,
1776, and died in July, 1855 ; married in 1799, James Richardson, son
*It has been very hard finding out anything concerning this man, many let
ters having been written, and the older members of the family having been consulted.
He is supposed to have had four children, viz.: three daughters and one son. The
son's name was Mirick'. A Mr. Chamberlain married one of Samuel's daughters,
and information thus far obtained, points to the fact that it was Elizabeth'. How
ever, it is a fact that he married one of Samuel's daughters. Samuel had another
daughter, named Caroline M.' Hinds, who doubtless, was his youngest. The third
daughter was married but no record of her name or the one whom she married has
been found. Caroline doesn't appear to have been married up to the latest letters
written by her, for in a letter dated in 1837, she signs her name "Caroline M.
Hinds." This information was taken from letters written by Samuel and his daugh
ter Caroline. In a letter dated in 1831, he writes that his father was then in fair
health, but feared he would lose his sight and hearing before long. He also stated
that his father was obliged to use crutches, because of lameness which had troubled
him for twelve or fourteen years. — The Compiler.

SIXTH GENERATION 79
of John and Rebecca (Moore) Richardson. He was born in Temple
ton,' Mass., Oct. 26, 1776, and died Dec. 24, 1855. A little previous to
the year 1800, he came to the wilds of Central Vermont. In that new
country, he spent nearly a year in felling the forest and in making a
rude home for himself and future wife. At his first house-raising, he
was assisted by all his fellow townsmen, who numbered only seven. He
then returned to his native Templeton, was married and brought his
bride to the home he had prepared for her in that remote region. In
the town where he first made his home, Warren, Washington Co., Vt,
he continued to reside during the remainder of his life, where he be
came a prominent citizen. He kept a public house for several years
and was widely known in the surrounding country. He was one of the
original members of the Congregational church, and for years led the
choir, which was often composed of his own family, and it was no
feeble singing they had in those days. He was decided in his opinions,
and willing to express them on all fit occasions, by which he sometimes
made enemies, but he did not swerve on that account. He filled many
important public offices with ability and credit.
Children, born in Warren, Vt:
559. i. James', b. 1800, d. in 1802, while his parents were making their
first visit to Templeton after marriage.
560. ii. Adah Hinds', b. April 14, 1802; m. in August, 1824, Hon. Dens-
low Upham. Children : (a) Edward Fiske', b. in Warren, Jan. 29,
1825 ; m. (first) in Lincoln, Vt., March 10, 1847, Mamie Orlana
Dodge, of Barre, Vt., who d. in Randolph, Vt., in December, 1884 ;
ra. (second) Dec. 11, 1890, Emeline Antoinette Tewksbury, of
New Boston, N. H. He studied medicine and practised in Ran
dolph. Children: (i) Adah Orlana', b. Oct. 14, 1849, d. Dec. 24,
1868. (2) Edward Denslow', b. June i, 1853 ; m. Abigail Kinney,
of Randolph, Aug. 21, 1878. Graduated at Norwich University,
and became professor of mathematics and Latin at St. Augustine
College, Benicia, Cal., later returning to Randolph, where he be
came the publisher of The Herald and News, a local paper. He
is now (1899) engaged with a firm in Cincinnati, in the manufac
ture of window shades and shade cloth. Children : (i) Lida K.'°,
b. April, 1883. (ii) Adah K.'", b. April, 1885. (iii) Echo K.'°, b.
December, 1888. (iv) Paul K.'°, b. December, 1893. (v) and(vi)
two others deceased. (b) Susan Henry', b. in Lincoln, Vt.,
May 8, 1833 ; m. John C. Gleason, a farmer of Warren. Both
live on the old homestead. Children: (i) Edward Mordis', prac
tising medicine in Winchendon, Vt. (1899). (2) John L.', operat
ing a creamery in Warren (1899). (3) Mary C. (4) Susan', m.
Edward Heath, and resides in Warren (1899).
561. iii. Emily Henry', b. Feb. 4, 1804 ; m. June 26, 1827, Huzzial Glea
son, son of Windsor and Martha (Follet) Gleason. He was b.

80 THE HINDS FAMILY
in Langdon, N. H., Feb. 19, 1802, and d. in Waitsfield, Vt., July
3, 1889. Children: (a) James Richardson^, b. Dec. 28, 1828;
m. March 31, 1856, Mary L. Matthews, of Waitsfield, Vt. He
is a merchant in Waitsfield. Has been town clerk for nearly
forty-four years, and is at present postmaster of Waitsfield, hav
ing held the position twenty-eight years. Children : (i) Herbert
Carlisle', b. April 20, 1857; m. Feb. 23, 1886, Mary P. Timothy,
of Ransomville, N. Y. He is in the dry goods business in Mont
pelier, Vt. (2) Mary Emilie', b. July 4, 1864. (3) Jennie Mat
thews', b. July 2, 1870. (4) Louise Richardson', b. Nov. 7, 1872.
(b) Carlisle Joslin', b. Oct. 23, 1831, d. May 9, 1896; m. Dec. 12,
i860, Ellen J. Smith, of Montpelier, who survives him. He was
a lawyer, (c) Emily Martha', b. Feb. 5, 1835, d. Sept. 14, 1897.
She was au accomplished lady and a successful school-teacher.
(d) Louis Pomeroy', b. Sept, 15, 1840; m. Feb. 22, 1870, A. Lou
ise Timothy, of Ransomville, N. Y. He is a dry goods merchant
of Montpelier (1899). Children : (i) Carlisle Joslin, b. Oct 27,
1874. (2) Fred Elijah, b. March 17, 1883.
562. iv. Abigail Sporhawk', b. Oct. 20, 1807 ; m. in January, 1827, Dr.
Luther M. Kent, who d. in Bristol, Vt., in October, 1870. Chil
dren : (a) Adah Richardson', m. C. P. Bush, (b.) Lucy A.', m.
J. S. Green, and had children, (c) Erasmus Marble', (d) and (e)
two others'.
563. V. AcHSAH Watts', b. March 6, 1809, d. in Warren, Oct. 19, 1875;
m. Oct. 9, 1831, Horace Gleason, who died in Warren, in April,
1858. Children: (a) James Richardson', had children: (i)
Salome'. (2) Minnie', (b) and (c) Ann Campbell' and Emma
Campbell', (twins).
564. vi. Lydia Moore', b. Feb. 24, 1811, d. in Warren, Dec. 28, 1876; m.
in Warren, Sept. 24, 1840, Horatio Gates Van Deusen, who was
b. in Middlebury, Vt., Sept. 26, 1816, d. in Warren, March 28,
1880. Children: (a) Horatio Gates', b. Nov. 3, 1841, d. in War
ren, April 21, 1847. (b) Augustus Pingry', b. Sept. 6, 1843. (c)
Lucy L.', b. May 10, 1846, d. in Roxbury, Vt., April 26, 1896;
m. in Warren, in November, 1870, Dayton L. Nichols. He is
postmaster of Roxbury. Children: (i) Adah F.', b. in Warren,
Aug. 23, 1871. (2) Stanley D.', b. in Roxbury, April 19, 1882.
(d) Susan A.', b. March 3, 1849, d. in Warren, Sept. 1, 1855. (e)
Homer Gates', b. July 14, 1854; m. in Warren, Jan. i, 1879,
Alice S. Way, who was b. in Warren, Aug. 3, 1857. ChUd : (i)
Leah S.', b. in Warren, Nov. 3, 1882, d. in Roxbury, Feb. 26,
1897.
565. vii. James McDonough', b. Oct. 24, 1814, d. in Montpelier, Feb. 16,
1863 ; m. in March, 1845, Salome Fletcher Redfield, who d. in
October, 1872. Children, born in Waitsfield: (a) Elizabeth
Salome', (b) James', (c) Minnie'.
566. viii. Joseph Buckminster', b. Aug. 28, 1817 ; m. in January, 1852,
Louisa Danforth, of Weathersfield, Vt. Children : (a) Louisa'.
(b) Katie'.

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/^^^ V

JOSEPH BUCKIAINSTER HINDS.

REBECCA (.ALLEN) HINDS.

SIXTH GENERATION

8i

331. Thomas* Hinds, son of Corlis' and Susannah (Henry)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Barre, Mass., May 21,
1780, and died in Jefferson Co., N. Y., Feb. 17, 1846 ; married iti Rut
land, Vt., in 1800, Phebe Bent, daughter of David Bent, of Mount
Holly, Vt. She died in 1841, in Newark, aged 83 years. In 1810, he
moved to Denmark, N. Y., and later to Champion. He fought in the
battle of Sackett's Harbor, May 29, 1813. While living in Mount
Holly, he carried on a general store and was a farmer.
Children : William Watson', b. in Mount Holly, April 13, 1801.
Thomas', b. in Mount Holly, May 23, 1803.
Emily', b. in Mount Holly, Aug. 14, 1805.
Tamer', b. in Mount Holly, Nov. 26, 1807.
Carrolus', b. in Mount Holly, Oct, 17, 1809.
Earl Bent', b. in Denmark, N. Y., Oct. 25, 181 1.
Phoebe', b. in Champion, Feb. 28, 1S13, d. unmarried in Watertown.
Silas', b. in Champion, Dec. 23, 1815.
Albert', b. in Champion, March 29, 1818.
Betsey', b. in Champion, June 21, 1819.
Patty', b. in Champion, April 15, 1821.
Mary Ann', b. in Watertown, Aug. 8, 1825.
Emily A.', b. in Watertown, June 5, 1826, d. in Adams Center,
N. Y., in 1842.

*567.

i.

*568.

ii.

*569.

iii.

*570.

iv.

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V.

*572.

vi.

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viii.

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579-

xiii.

333. Jonas* Hinds, son of Corlis' and Susannah (Henry)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John', James^), born in Barre, Mass., Feb. 25,
1785 ; married Tryphena Holden. In later years they lived in Aurora,
Illinois. Children :

*58o.*S8i. *582.

i. Hannah', b. in Charleston, N. H., June 26, 181 2.
ii. Lewis Holden', b. in Charleston, July 15, 1814.
iii. Cynthia White', b. in Stanstead, L. C, June 5, 1824.
583. iv. Timothy Holden', b. in Stanstead, June 18, 1826. He is unmarried
and lives in Waterman, IU.
584. V. Henry Buckminster', b. in Derby, Vt., July 8, 1832, d. unmarried
in Adams, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1862.
585. vi. Susan', b. in Derby, May 29, 1835, ^- i" Adams, March 4, 1849.

334. Joseph Buckminster* Hinds, son of Corlis' and
Susannah (Henry) Hinds {Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Barre, Mass., March 16, 1787, and died in Portage, Livingston Co.,
N. Y., June 28, 1868, aged 81 years; married in Watertown, N. Y.,
April 21, 1813, Rebecca Allen, daughter of Major Benjamin Allen.
She was born in Springfield, N. Y., May 9, 1797, and died in Nunda,
N. Y., Sept. 23, 1880. He settled in Denmark, Lewis Co., N. Y., in
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82 THE HINDS FAMILY
1810 and from there went to Watertown in 1812. Here he received a
land warrant, and became justice of the peace, which occupation he
followed for several years. He entered the service during the war of
1812 as a private, but was later promoted to regimental paymaster.
Sometime after 1823, he moved to Hume, N. Y., where he engaged in
lumbering, running saw-mills, etc. About 1853, he moved to Portage,
where he died. At his death, his wife received a pension for the
remainder of her life.
Children : Allen', b. in Watertown, March 26, 1814.
Mary', b. in Watertown, Nov. 26, 1815, d. there, March 9, 1817.
Mary Ellen', b. in Watertown, Feb. 16, 1818.
George Benedict', b. in Portageville, Dec. i, 1820.
James Richardson', b. in Watertown, Sept. 12, 1823.
335. Susannah* Hinds, daughter of Corlis' and Susannah
(Henry) Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Barre, Mass.,
April 20, 1790, and died March 26, 1822. She is buried in Brookside
cemetery, near Watertown. She taught school in Watertown.
337. Anna* Hinds, daughter of Howard' and Anna (Paine)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
Sept. 12, 1780 ; married Sanford BuUard, of Barre, Mass., Oct. 2, 1803.
Children :

*586.

i.

587.

ii.

»588.

iii.

*589,

iv.

*59o.

V.

591.

i.

Achsah', d. unmarried,

592-

ii.

Milo', d. unmarried.

593-

iii.

Austin'.

594-

iv.

Alfred'.

338. Calvin* Hinds, son of Howard' and Anna (Paine) Hinds
(Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass., June 30,
1783, and died in Holden, Mass., Oct. 21, 1857 ; married (first) in
Barre, Mass., Dec. i, 1805, Susannah Clark, daughter of Joseph and
Phebe (Rice) Clark. She was born May 31, 1785, and died in Hub
bardston, Sept. I, 1820. He married (second) Dec. 8, 1826, Mrs.
Betsey (Lyon) Woodward, who died Oct. 19, 1871, without children.
His death was caused by a tree accidentally falling upon him, while
he was in the woods cutting fire wood.
Children, by first wife :
*595. i. Lucretia', b. in Hubbardston, April 29, 1806.
*596. ii. Dorothy Quincey', b. in Chester, Vt., Feb. 23, 1808.
*597. iii. Lowell Leland', b. in Hubbardston, Jan. 5, 1810.
*598. iv. Alanson Gibson', b. in Hubbardston, Feb. 26, 1812.

SIXTH GENERATION 83
*S99- Y. Eliza', b. in Hubbardston, Jan. 15, 1814.
600. vi. Martin', b. in Hubbardston, Sept. 24, 1815, d. there, Sept. 23,
1820.
*6oi. vii. Calvin Parkman', b. in Barre, Mass., Sept. 1, 1817.
*6o2, viii. William Augustus', b. in Barre, April 2, 1819.
339. John Haven* Hinds, son of Howard' and Anna (Paine)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
Jan. 23, 1786, and died Aug. 20, i8ri ; married by Rev. James Thomp
son, April 16, 1808, Susannah Metcalf, of Barre, Mass. At his death,
she was married by Simeon Metcalf, justice of the peace, to Ezra Clark
Jr., of Hubbardston, April i8, 1816. They had no children.
330. Polly* Hinds, daughter of Howard' and Anna (Paine)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
July 17, 1788, and died in Auburn, Mass., Feb. 14, 1877 i married in
Hubbardston, March 31, 1808, Lewis B. Pond, eldest son of Levi Pond.
He was born in Hubbardston, Aug. i8, 1785, and died April 9, 1877.
Children, born in Hubbardston :
603. i. Lewis Sumner', b. May 8, 1809, d. Feb. 9, 1890; m. in 1S33, and
had eight children. He settled in Lecron and was known and
respected by the entire community. He was a kind husband
and loving father. When a young man, he went from Hubbards
ton to Franklin, Ohio. He then moved with his family to Branch
Co., Mich., where he lived until 1869, when he moved to Illinois.
Julia' was his youngest daughter, died in 1862, and is buried in
Quincey, Mich. Lewis', the third son, died in 1877, and is buried
in Newton Cemetery, where Mr. Pond requested to be laid by his
side. Two children live in Colorado, two in Illinois, one in Salt
Lake City and one in Kansas.
604. ii. Lucetta', b. April 20, 1812, d. March 20, 1892; m. Joab Clark
Wright, of Hubbardston, who was b. Jan. 29, 1810, and d. Jan.
10, 1899. T|hey had nine children, probably all b. in Hubbards
ton : (a) Worthington V. B.', b. Dec. 10, 1832; m. Phebe Eliza
beth Andrews, of New Orleans, La. , who was b. June l6, 1832, in
Philadelphia, and d. on Hickory Farm, in Denton, Texas, June
30, 1872. He lives in Westboro. They had two children: (i)
Charles Turpin', b. 1862, d. in New Orleans, 1864. (2) Harriet
Lucia', b. April 6, 1864, and liVes in New Orleans, (b) Joab
Wesson', b. Aug. 11, 1834, d. Nov. 24, 1834. (c) Theodore
Francis', b. Oct. 9, 1835, d. Sept. 25, 1837. (d) Stella L.', b. July
20, 1837, d. Dec. 16, 1873; m. William Andrews, of New Or
leans, and had : (i) John Parker', b. in Hubbardston, Oct. 10, i860,
d. there, Sept. 28, 1864. (e) Julia Ann', b. Sept. 14, 1839; m.
George Prentiss Richardson, Jan. i, 1863, who was b. June 15
1831. She lives in Hubbardston. They had nine children, the
first b. in Hubbardston, the rest in Brookline, except the last

84 THE HINDS FAMILY
who were b. in Aubumdale, Mass. : (i) Lizzie', b. Oct. 7, 1863,
and d. eight days later. (2) Alice Abert', b. Sept. 5, 1864; m.
June 14, 1888, George Guy Brown, of Auburndale, who wasb.
there, July 19, 1863. They live in Auburndale with no children.
(3) George', b. Oct. 8, 1866 ;m. Sept. i, 1888, Rose Fischer, who
was born in Mayland, Mass., Jan. 13, 1867. They have six chil
dren, as follows : (i) Julia Wright'", b. July 28, 1889. (ii) Leon
Brown'°, b. Oct. 21, 1890. (iii) Spencer Fischer"", b. Feb. 28, 1893.
(iv) Gertrude Louise'", b. May 30, 1894. (v) Edna'°, b. Nov. 9,
1895. (vi) Ernest Albert'", b. April 3, 1897. (4) Julia Wright',
b. July 25, 1868, d. in Brookline, Dec. 20, 1869. (5) Efiie Hinds',
b. Aug. 18, 1870; m. Jan. 1, 1891, Charles Marshall Scudder,
who was b. in Newton Center, Mass., March 16, 1868. Three
children as follows: (i) Margaret Frances'", b. Dec. 23, 1891.
(ii) Winthrop Richardson'", b. March 3, 1893. (i") Dorothy
Blatchford'", b. Sept. 23, 1895. (6) Mary Wright', b. July 27,
1872. (7) Josephine Grant', b. Aug. 9, 1876. (8) Arthur Long',
b. Feb. 20, 1878. (9) Charles Henry', b. May 8, 1881. (f) Charles
J.', b. Nov. 20, 1841, and lives in Houston, Texas (1899). (g)
Lucia M.', b. March 26, 1845, d. July 29, 1864. (h) Mary Eliza
beth', b. Feb. 9, 1S47, d. Dec. 3, 1891. (i) Frank', b. Nov. 17,
1854, d. Oct. 6, 1864.
605. iii. Emily', b. May 26, 1815; m. July 10, 1834, Constant R. Davis, of
Grafton, Mass., who was b. July 4, i8ii. She lives at Quinsiga-
mond, Worcester, Mass., and has three children as follows: (a)
Celinda Melissa', b. July 22, 1837 ; m. (first) in 1855, J. F. Mer-
riam; m. (second) Jan. 23, 1869, Henry Mitchell, b. July 28, 1831.
(b) Henry Edwin', b, Dec. 18, 1838; m. Oct. 13, 1863, Ellen L.
Gordon,of Boston, and had: (i) Harry Stetson', b. Nov. 15, 1872;
m. in Worcester, Oct. 25, 1897, Efiie C. Walch. (c) Alvin
Robert', b. Jan. 17, 1840; m. Sarah Tailor, of Worcester.
606. iv. Otis Nelson', b. Jan. 3, 1818 ; m. in Dummerston, Vt, Sept. 24,
1840, Amanda Shepardson. He lives in Worcester, and has the
following children : (a) Orlando Belknap', b. in Grafton, Mass.,
Jan. 4, 1843 ; ™- in Dudley, Mass., and has three children. He
lives in Cleveland, O. (b) Otis Sumner', b. in Fitchburg, Nov. 3,
1846; m. Nov. 22, 1871, Clara Sibley, and resides in Worcester,
where the following children were born: (i) Arthur Nelson', b.
March i, 1873. (2) H. Carroll', b. May 26, 1877. (c) Laura
Jane', b. in Fitchburg, July 16, 1848, d. Aug. 26, 187 1 ; m. in
Auburn, Mass., Aug. 19, 1866, Alpha M. Ward. They had (i)
Edith', who m. in Auburn, Charles Prouty. (d) Emily Anna', b.
in Oxford, Mass., June 26, 1850, and lives in Southern Pines, N.
C. (e) Mary Ella', b. in Oxford, July 13, 1852, d. Sept. .26, 1885;
m. in Worcester, Oct. 27, 1875, F. E. Munger. (f) Oscar Phi
lander', b. in Oxford, April 21, 1855; m. (first) Hattie Butler; m.
(second) Anna Nichols, by whom he had: (i) Rachel'. (2) Emily'.
He lives in Auburn, Mass. (g) Abbie Lilla', b. in Oxford, April
30, 1859; m. in Cleveland, O., Oct. 15, i886, Toin Hird. They
reside in Worcester and have one child : (i) Nelson'.

SIXTH GENERATION 85
607. V. Polly B.', b. May 6, 1821, and is deceased; m. William H.
Mareau, who d. Sept. 24, 1851.
608. vi. Julia Ann', b. June 11, 1824, d. April 14, 1861, unmarried.
609. vii. Philander', b. July 6, 1826; m. (first) March 23, 1850, Abigail
Stone, daughter of David and Betsey Stone ; m. (second) in
Auburn, Mass., Aug. 18, 1863, Caroline D. Rice, daughter of
Leonard and Charlotte Rice. She d. in Auburn, May 13, 1867 ;
m. (third) Dec. 8, 1868, Ellen A. Eddy, daughter of Samuel and
Rhoda (Stone) Eddy. They live in Southern Pines, N. C, and
have one child; (a) Clarie M.', b. in Oxford, Nov. i, 1854.
610 viii. Jane Aurilla', b. Sept. 25, 1829, d. in Grafton, Nov. 22, 1836.
331. Warner* Hinds, son of Howard' and Anna (Paine)
Uinds,(Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,Aug.
10, 1790, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1873 ; married June 30,
181 1, Achsah Woodward, of Barre, Mass., who was born in 1791, and
died in Cherry Valley, 111., Feb. 11, 1859. He removed to Worcester,
Mass., with his family, where he carried on a successful farm. He
later moved to Illinois. He was a colonel in the war of 1812, and kept
the first temperance hotel in Worcester.
Children, born in Hubbardston :
*6ii. i. Nancy', b. Sept. 29, 1811.
*6i2. ii. Warner', b. June 19, 1818.
*6i3. iii. Elisha Woodward', b. Nov. 22, 1819.
*6i4. iv. Chauncy', b. AprU 24, 1822.
333. Lydia* Hinds, daughter of Howard' amd Anna (Paine)
Hinds (Corliss*, Johri', John", James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
May 22, 1793, and died in Barre, Mass., June 14, 1869 ; married in
Hubbardston, William Rice, who died in Barre, March 19, 1854.
Children, born in Barre :
615. i. William Larned', b. July 13, 1813, d. in Barre, Jan. 12, 1883 ;
m. (first) Jan. 31, 1839, Martha Allen, of Hubbardston, daughter
of Asa and Lydia Allen. She was born July 3, 1819, and d. Aug.
24, 1853 ; m. (second) Feb. 6, 1854, Mrs. Nancy (Dyke) Allen,
daughter of Benjamin and Lucy Dyke, of West Boylston. He,
with his son, Oscar', carried on a sash and blind business for
many years, in Barre, where they always lived. They had two
children, as follows, born in Barre: (a) Ellen M.', b. Sept. 29,
1839; m. Nov. 14, 1888, Henry A. Smith, of Southboro, Mass.,
son of Jason and Tryphena Smith. He was b. in March, 1823, d.
Sept. 23, 1895. ^^^ 'i^^s ™ Fayville, Mass., without children.
(b) Oscar C, b. Dec. 16, 1841, d. Oct. 8, 1894; m. July 26, 1871,
Elvira Austin, daughter of Charles and Melinda Austin, of Hub
bardston. She was b. March 4, 1844, and lives in Barre, without
children.

86 THE HINDS FAMILY
6i6. ii. Lucinda L.', b. Feb. 6, 1820, d. in Barre, April 30. 1895.
617. iii. Juliaette A.', b. Dec. 29, 1834, and lives in Fayville, Mass.
333. Chenery* Hinds, son of Howard' and Anna (Paine)
Hinds {Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
June 29, 1796, and died in Ohio, in March, 1847 ! married by Simeon
Metcalf, Esq., justice of the peace, June 5, 1820, Melinda Underwood,
who died June 4, 1833. They moved from the East to Ohio.
Children :

618.

i.

Erastus'.

619.

ii.

Laura'.

620.

iii.

Emeline'.

621.

iv.

Charles'.

They had other children after moving West, but all trace has been
lost of the whole family.
335. Achsah* Hinds, daughter of Howard' and Anna (Paine)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass.,
May 15, 1 80 1, and died in Ohio; married by Simeon Metcalf, Esq.,
justice of the peace, Nov. 7, 1819, Aaron Clark, of Hubbardston, who
was born Jan 23, 1800. After marriage they removed to Columbus,
Ohio. 340. Mary* Hinds, daughter of Forbes' Hinds {Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass., July 15, 1783, and died
Dec. 19, 1857 ; married (first) June 12, 1803, Leavitt Phillips, who was
born Oct. 22, 1781, and died Sept. 19, 1827 ; married (second) in
Keene, N. H., William Wilson. She is buried by the side of her first
husband, in Roxbury, Mass. Her first husband was a farmer. After
the death of her second husband, with whom she had lived thirty years,
she removed to the old farm and died in the same house as her first
husband. She was a large, stout woman, weighing nearly one hundred
and eighty pounds, and her son has heard it said, that when young,
she was known to lift a barrel of water, with ease, to the top of a tub
and turn the water from the bung.
Children, by first husband :
622. i. Almiba', b. March 16, 1804, d. in Northfield, Mass., Sept. 10,
1863; m. Sept. 2, 1823, Artemus Nye, who was b. April i, 1793, d.
Nov. 18,1875. When a young man, before railroads were built,
he was a boatman on the St. Lawrence River and afterwards be
came a successful farmer in Northfield, where he died. Children :
(a) Amanda', b. March 15, 1825. (b) Solon', b. Feb. 11, 1827, d.
Jan. 17, 1846. (c) Landman', b. Jan. 22, 1829, d. Jan. 3, 1892.
(d) Marshall', b. Feb. 4, 1831, d. Dec. 5, 1867 ; m. and had: (i)

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John E.', who m. and had : (i) Child'" who d. in infancy, (ii)
Nellie R.'°. (2) Frederick A.'. (3) Thomas M.'. (4) George E.'.
(5) Henry L.'. (6) Lorana J.', (e) Henry Metcalf.', b. Jan. 30
'833) d. July 2, 1863. (f) Augusta', b. March 14, 1834, d. Sept.
19, 1834. (g) Mercy', b. Aug. 9, 1836. (h) Almira Augusta', b.
Feb. 9, 1838, d. about 1879. (0 Mary Ellen', b. Aug. 30, 1842, d.
Sept. II, 1842. (j) Oscar Rowe', b. May 29, 1851, d. Jan. 15.
1852.
623. ii. Anna', b. Feb. 19, 1806, d. in Hinsdale, Nov. 14, 1898; m. Feb.
26, 1825, Henry Nims, who was b. July 17, 1799, d. Sept. 13,
1865. He was a farmer of Hinsdale. Children : (a) Samuel
Henry', b. Aug. 24, 1830 ; m. Jan. 30, 1856, Lavina Holt. They
have two children and live in Winchendon. (b) Lucius', b. Oct.
26. 1832, d. Aug. 9, 1871 ; m. May i, 1867, Hattie Willard. (c)
David A.', b. Dec. 24, 1834 ; m. Aug. 25, 1867, Augusta Farwell.
(d) Ruel P.', b. Jan. 9, 1837; m. May 29, 1867, Mary Mann, (e)
Eliza Ann', b. Feb. 11, 1S39, d, Oct. 26, 1832. (f) Lura H.', b.
April :o, 1843 ; m. Nov. 28, 1861, Dwight Mather, (g) Amanda
W.', b. April 10, 1843; "!• J^n- 24, 1877, Harvey Cooper, (h)
Mary A.', b. Jan. 13, 1845, '^- Sept. 18, 1885; m. AprU i, 1875,
Charles Cole, (i) Prescott', b. March 25, 1847, d. Sept. 25, 1857.
(i) Lafayette', b. Feb. 15, 1849, d. April 8, 1896; m. Sept. 27, 1877.
(k) Osgood C, b. Feb. 27, 1851 ; m. Oct. 7, 1888.
624. iii. James', b. July 27, 1807, d. in Iowa, Sept. 5,1896; m. Nov. 23,
1830, Louisa Hinds of Chesterfield, N. H. After the death of
his wife, he went to Iowa to live. Children : (a) Louisa Sophia',
b. Jan. I, 1832; m. E. S. Edwards, (b) Henry James', b. March
II, 1833, d. April 23, 1891 ; m. Jan. i, 1862, Caroline D. Clark.
(c) Jesse King', b. Oct. 22, 1834 ; m. Feb. 13, 1866, Harriet L.
Clark. Child: (i) Anna J.', b. Jan. 12, 1867. (d) Sarah Ann',
b. June 26, 1836, d. Feb. 23, 1865 ; m. April 7, 1855, John Mc
Donald, who d. Jan. 2, 1896. Children : (i) Charles', b. 1856, d.
June 20, 1876. (2) John'. (3) George'. (4) Jesse', (e) Thomas
Pier' (adopted), b. Jan. 17, 1838; m. Mary Arnold.
Deborah', b. AprU 27, 1809, d. next day.
Harvey', b. April 26, 1810, d. Aug. 19, 1813.
Leavitt', b. Oct. 27, i8n, d. Aug. 21, 1813.
Leavitt', b. Dec. 4, 1813, d. in California, Sept 19, 1827.
Sally', b. July 9, 1816, d. in Boston, Mass., Dec. 11, 1896; m. in
October, 1844, Francis Freeman, who d. Dec. 11, 1846.
ChUd' (unnamed), b. March 9, 1818, d. March 21, following.
Harvey', b. March 21, 1819; m. May 23, 1843, Elvira Priest who
d. April 15, 1888. He is a teamster and resides in Keene, N. H.
{1899). He has furnished much of the data of his branch of the
family.
632. xi. Kinghiram', b. Oct 9, 1821, d. Aug. 22, 1840.
633. xu. Mary', b. Sept. 29, 1823, in Roxbury, N. H., and d. in Worcester,
Mass., Oct. 7, 1894; m. Dec. 12, 1843, Francis Woodward, who
was b. in Westmoreland, N. H., Aug. i, 1815, d. Jan. 12, 1890.
They lived in Worcester, where he was a machinist. ChUdren :

625.

iv.

626.

v.

627.

vi.

628.

vii.

629.

viii.

630.

ix.

631.

X.

88 THE HINDS FAMILY
born in Keene, N. H.: (a) Frank', b. Sept. 15, 1844, d. July 14,
1849. (b) Child' (unnamed), b. May 21, 1848, d. next day. (c)
Frederick', b. Oct. 30, 1849, d. Nov. 6, 1850. (d) George', b.
Nov. 13, 1851, d. Sept. 26, 1875. (e) William', b. Oct. 23, 1856;
m. Sept. 6, 1883, Caroline S. Stone of Auburn, who was b. June
30, i860. They reside in Worcester, where he is connected with
the Central National Bank. She has furnished much of the ma
terial regarding her family for this work. ChUdren, born in Wor
cester: (i) George WUliam', b. May 25, 1885. (2) Walter Francis',
b. Sept. 8, 1887. (3) Ruth PhUlips', b. Sept 17, 1889. (4)
Gladys Mary', b. Dec. 20, 1892.
634. xiii. Samuel', b. Aug. II, 1826, d. Sept. 12, 1828.
341. Sophia* Hinds, daughter of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James') born in Barre, Mass., Feb. 9,
1797, and died in Pennsylvania, May 10, 1893 ; married in New Hamp
shire, (probably Chesterfield) in 1820, Caleb Bennett, who was born
Aug. 30, 179S, and died in Pennsylvania, Aug. 16, 1875.
Children: 635. i. Elmir', b. in Richmond, N. H., Feb. 28, 1821 ; married (first) AprU
4, 1850, Elvira Ide, who was born in Lehman Township, Luzerne
County, Pa., June 27, 1830, d. June 8, 1864; m- (second) AprU 18,
1865, Hannah Elizabeth Wilmot, who was b. June 3, 1832, in
Greenwood, N. Y. By first wife, he had two chUdren born in
Lehman Township, as follows : (a) Cecil Eugene', b. May 17
1853; m. Dec. 12, 1874, Almira Wilcox, and had children born in
Oneida, Ontario Township, 111., as follows: (i) Frances May',
b. Nov. 30, 1875. (2) Clarence', b. June 8, 1883. (3) Ella', b.
June 8, 1883. (b) James Lafayette', b. Nov. 14, 1856; m. and
had: (i) Fay Royce',b. Feb. 15, 1892. By second wif e, he had two
chUdren, as follows: (c) Elmir Watson*, b. July 11, 1869. (d)
Angle Annette', b. Aug. 27, 1875.
636. ii. William', b. in Richmond, Dec. 29, 1822; m. Nov. 23, 1852, Clar
issa Ide. Three chUdren, as follows : (a) Ida Estelle', b. Oct 23,
1853; m. Aug. 16, 1876, Yocum Tyson Cozins, and had the fol
lowing children: (i) Walter B.', b. Nov. 23, 1877. (2) Mary
Rachel', b. Feb. 9, 1880. (3) Thomas', b. AprU 3, 1882. (4)
Frank', b. Aug. 23, 1884. (5) Estie', b. March 4, 1886. (6) Wil
liam Frederick', b. May 5, 1887. (b) Eugenie', b. May 10, 1S56.
(c) George Lafayette', b. April 23, 1865.
637. iii. Emma', b. in Swanzey, N. H., May 31, 1825 ; m. (first) in Lockport,
Erie Co., Pa., Oct. 13, 1853, James Laughlin Hay, who was b. in
Girard Township, Pa., Aug. 7, 1825. They were divorced May 6,
1864, and she m. (second) June 20, 1864, John Gulliford, who was
b. March 28, 1814. Children by first husband, b. in Lockport,
Pa : (a) James Frank', b. AprU 29, 1855, d. Sept 15, 1858, in Lock-
port, (b) Fred Leslie', b. Dec. 22, 1856; m. in Defiance, Ohio, Oct.
18, 1888, Marguerite Doanst, and had children born in Defiance,
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SIXTH GENERATION 89
(2) Fred Leslie', b. March 3, 1891. (3) Roger D.', b. Dec. 3,
1893. (4) Mamie D.', b. March 20, 1896. (c) Inez Emma', b.
July 2, 1858 ; m. (first) Oct 7, 1880, C. C. Williams, of Gustavus,
O. He d. in Colorado, Sept. 9, 1882, and she m. (second) in
1884, S. M. White, of Syracuse, N. Y. No chUdren by either
marriage. By Emma's second marriage, she had one chUd, b. in
Girard, Erie Co., Pa., as follows : (d) Birdie Ella', b. Sept. 9, 1866 ;
m. in Girard, May 25, 1887, E. S. McEntire, of Geneva, Crawford
County, Pa. Two chUdren, as follows: (i) GUbert Garwood', b.
in Girard, March 20, 1888. (2) Averyl John', b. in Maple Grove,
Cravrford County, Pa., June 25, 1891.
638. iv. Lourysa', b. in Swanzey, Dec. 16, 1827; m. March 22, 184S,
E. C. Baker. Two children, as follows : (a) Ella', b. July 12,
1853; m. July 6, 1872, James P. Race, and had chUdren, as fol
lows : (i) Nellie L.', b. March 6, 1875, ^- Aug. 19, 1875. (2)
Katherine L.', b. Jan. 4, 1881. (b) Lois', b. March 21, 1856,
d. Aug. 7, 1872.
639. V. Charles David', b. in Oneonta, Otsego County, N. Y., June 8,
1836; m. in Girard, Sept. 18, i860, by Rev. John Prosser, Esther
Elizabeth Daggett, of Fairplain, Pa., who was b. in Girard, July
10, 1838 ; they had five children, the first born in Fairview, Pa., and
the others in Girard, as follows : (a) Louise Sophia', b. March
21, 1863; m. in McLane, Pa., July i, 1885, Allen Alonzo Alden,
son of Alonzo Alden. They had one child: (i) Charles Allen
Wesley', b. in Girard, Nov. 9, 1886. (b) WUlie Wesley', b. Sept.
17, 1864, d. in Girard, Sept. 10, 1887. (c) Jessie Emma', b. Sept.
19, 1869; m. in Girard, Sept. I, 1892, by Rev. A. A. Horton, Ed
ward Marzell Hathaway, son of Edward Butler and Lovina
(Brown) Hathaway. He was b. in Lansing, Mich., March 30,
1869. They had two chUdren born in Girard: (l) KittieM.', b.
June 25, 1893. (2) Frank M.', b. Aug. 6, 1895. (d) Arthur Lee',
b. July 22, 1871; m. in Chicago, 111., June 28, 1892, by Rev.
C. H. Kees, Estelle Vivian Ward, daughter of Cyrus Joseph and
Anna (Tiffin) Ward. She was b. in Cedar Rapids, la., Jan. 6,
1872. Three children born in Girard, as follows: (i) Gladys I.',
b. June 14, 1893. (2) Esther I.', b. Dec. 6, 1895. (3) Marjorie
E.', b. Dec. 29, 1896. (e) Elmer Leslie', b. Aug 10, 1875; m.
Aug. 15, 1896, Verner Casler, of Nottingham, Ohio.
640. vi. Lafayette Lunan', b. in Oneonta, March 21, 1840, d. Aug. 6,
1865 ; m. in Pennsylvania, Nov. 28, 1863, Caroline S. Cooper,
and had one child, as follows : (a) Metta C, b. in Erie County,
Penn., Feb. 28, 1865; m. in Oberlrn, Ohio, Oct. 24, 1889, Carle
ton M. SherrUl, of Kendall County, 111., and had : (i) Frankie B.',
b. in Omaha, Neb., Oct. 4, 1890.
343. Arthur* Hinds, son of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford) Hinds
(Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Barre, Mass., June i6, 1801,
and died in Chautauqua Co., N. Y., March 2, 1864 ; married in New
Hampshire, (probably in Chesterfield), Lydia Bennett. He settled in
Cherry Creek, N. Y., and at the death of the husband of his sister.

go THE HINDS FAMILY
Louisa, he adopted one of her children, named Thomas Pier' Phillips,
and who is now known by the name of Thomas Pier Hinds.
343. Perley* Hinds, son of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford) Hinds
{Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Barre, Mass., Oct. 3, 1803, and
died in Girard, Erie Co., Penn., Jan. 5, 1868 ; married (first) in Chester
field, N. H., Feb. 4, 1828, Sarah Lawrence, who was born in February,
1803, and died Nov. 11, 1840. She was the daughter of Edmund
Lawrence, who was the son of Nathaniel Lawrence, of Winchester, N. H.
He married (second) in Ellington, N. Y., in 1840, Mrs. Polly (Kent)
Smith, a widow with four children as follows: (i) John Edwin. (2)
Elisha Kent. (3) Polly Jane. (4) Lydia Alfreda. The eldest was
under twelve years of age at time of marriage. He removed from Barre
to Chesterfield, N. H., in 1805, and in 1831, to Girard, where he re
mained the rest of his life.
Children, by first marriage :
•641. i. Sarah Malvena', b. in Chesterfield Township, Cheshire Co.,
N. H., Nov. 21, 1828.
Ervin Perley', b. in Chesterfield Township, March 10, 1831.
Calvin Jennison', b. in Girard Township, Dec. 27, 1832.
Clarissa Lucinda', b. in Girard Township, in November, 1835,
died there Sept. 9, 1840, aged 4 years, 9 months, 22 days.
•645. V. Isaac Lawrence', b. in Girard Township, Oct. 4, 1840.
Children, by second marriage, born in Girard Township, Pa. :
646. vi. Jesse Coblis', b. Feb. 15, 1842, d. in Girard, Sept. 4, 1849.
•647. vii. William Wallace', b. Dec. 21, 1S43.
*648. viii. Clarissa Lucinda', b. June 11, 1845.
*649. ix. Helen Marion', b. AprU 10, 1847.
*65o. X. Emma Sophia', b. Nov. 29, 1848.
344. Sarah* Hinds, daughter of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Chesterfield, N. H., May
20, 1807, and died in Chautauqua Co., N. Y., Oct. 29, 1890; married
March 23, 1831, Adams Phillips, of Nelson, N. H., who was born
March 23, 1810, and died in New York state, Nov. 29, 1885. He set
tled in Cherry Creek, N. Y., where his children were probably all born.
Children :
651. i. Lydia Ann', b. Nov. 30, 1831 ; m. July 16, 1853, Oliver H. Abbey,
who died Jan. 19, 1890. Children : (a) Maude E.', b. April 17,
1854; m. March 19, 1874, John Luce and had : (i) Maude E.', b.
Feb. 5, 1875, d. March 3, 1875. (2) DeHart', b. Oct. i, 1877. (3)
Cleve', b. Oct. 3, 1885. (b) Frank H.8, b. Oct. 26, 1855 ; m. Feb.
26, 1878, Mary Ann Flynn. Children: (i) Herman', b. Dec. 18,
1878. (2) Harvey', b. July 23, 1881. (3) Grover', b. Jan. 18,

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1885. (4) PhUip', b. Nov. 25, 1888. (5) Leon', b. Jan. 21, 1893.
(c) Sally A.', b. AprU 19, 1857; m. AprU 19, 1893, Mott Smith.
(d) Laura F.', b. Sept. 27, 1859, d. May 19, 1888. (e) Carrie L.*,
b. Aug. 14, 1862 ; m. Feb. 26, 1880, Frank Collins. ChUdren :
(i) Grace', b. May 3, 1881, d. July 25, 1881. (2) Grace', b. July
25, 1882. (3) Cretie', b. Oct. 30, 1885.
652. ii. Lura A.', b. Nov. 25, 1832; m. March 5, 1857, Dwight Noble, and
had two chUdren as follows : (a) Leroy D.', b. Dec. 18, 1857 ; m.
May 18, 1890, Gerty Cox. Children : (i) Myron', b. Oct. 10, 1892.
(2) Luran', b. May 24, 1896. (b) Iva May', b. Oct. 7, 1868 ; m.
Dec. 8, 1886, R. M. Waite. ChUdren: (i) Irwin', b. Nov. 5,
1890. (2) Clarence', b. Dec. 7, 1892.
653. iii. Adams', b. Sept. 22, 1834, d. Dec. 8, 1834.
654. iv. Myron A.', b. Sept. 29, 1835 ; m. May 12, 1858, Cynthia Peirce,
and had : (a) Elmer E.', b. March 19, 1862, d. Sept. 19, 1873.
655. V. Winfield C, b. AprU 5, 1837 ; m. March i, 1864, M. Annette
Waite. They had three children of their own as follows : (a)
Mina C.8, b. Feb. 24, 1865, d. March 8, 1868. (b) Clinton W.»,
b. Sept 26, 1866; m. Dec. 3, 1890, Sarah Werkley. ChUd:
(i) Zadia', b. Oct. 24, 1891. (c) Morris A.', b. May 15, 1869; m.
Aug. 12, 1896, Kate A. Hall, (d) Daisy E.', (adopted).
656. vi. Ransom', b. Dec. 28, 1838.
657. vii. Louisa', b. Aug. 27, 1840; m. Sept. 22, 1863, Frank M. Waite.
Two chUdren as follows : (a) May', b. Dec. i, 1868 ; m. Sept. 6,
1892, Fred W. Pope, who d. Nov. 17, 1893. They had one child
as follows : (i) Lambert F.', b. July 29, 1893. (b) Glen P.', b.
Sept. 4, 1870; m. June 28, 1893, Emma R. Warner.
Leroy', b. Dec. 20, 1841, d. March 14, 1843.
Leroy', b. Aug. 2, 1843, d. Nov. 5, 1854.
William J.', b. Aug. 29, 1845 > "'• ^^^- 22, 1872, Lourind R. Kel
logg. Five children as follows : (a) Adams', b. March 17, 1875.
(b) Burdette'. b. Aug. 24, 1876. (c) Clayton', b. Oct. 24, 1878.
(d) Degourney', b. July 16, 1881. (e) Anna', b. July 15, 1883.
661. xi. Martha Jane', b. Nov. 14, 1848 ; m. Feb. 18, 1873, James M. Har
mon, and had five children as follows : (a) Mabel', b. July 14,
1874. • (b) Lena', b. Oct. 13, 1877. (c) Claire', b. Sept. 30, 1882.
(d) James M.s, b. Oct. 13, 1886, d. Oct. 15, 1886. (e) Robert P.',
b. Feb. 20, 1888.
345. Ijouisa* Hinds, daughter of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford)
Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Chesterfield, N. H.,
July 31, 1809, and died Nov. 6, 1839 ; married Nov. 23, 1830, James
Phillips, of Roxbury, N. H. He died in Iowa, Sept. 5, 1896. They
settled in Cherry Creek, N. Y., where their children were probably all
born. Children :
662. i. Louisa Sophia', b. Jan. i, 1832 ; m. E. S. Edwards.
663. ii. Henry James', b. March 11, 1833, d. AprU 23, 1891; m. Jan. i,
1862, Caroline D. Clark.

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92 THE HINDS FAMILY
664. iu. Jesse King', b. Oct. 22, 1834 ; m. Feb. 13, 1866, Harriet L. Clark,
and have one chUd as follows : (a) Anna J.', b. Jan. 12, 1867.
665. iv. Sarah Ann', b. June 26, 1836, d. Feb. 23, 1865; m. AprU 7, 1855,
John McDonald, who d. Jan. 2, 1896. They had four chUdren,
as follows: (a) Charles^ b. 1856, d. June 20, 1876. (b) John'.
(c) George', (d) Jesse'.
666. V. Thomas Pier', b. Jan. 17, 1838; m. Mary Arnold. He was adopt
ed by his uncle, Arthur Hinds, and is now known by the name of
Thomas Pier Hinds.
346. Jesse* Hinds, son of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford) Hinds
{Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Chesterfield, N. H., March 22,
1811, and died in New York City, Aug. 11, 1866. All that is known
regarding his marriage is that his wife's first name was " Sarah " and
that he married in New York. No children were born to them.
347. Corlis* Hinds, son of Jesse' and Sarah (Stanford) Hinds
{Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Chesterfield, N. H., Nov. 12,
1814, and died in the same place, July 22, 1883 ; married in Chester
field, Nov. 26, 1846, Harriet Maria Hill, who was born in Chesterfield,
April 27, 1828, and died Feb. 14, 1895. She was the daughter of
Elisha Hill. Both are buried in Swanzey, N. H.
Children, born in Chesterfield :
Arthur Corlis', b. Sept. 19, 1847.
Fernando Perley', b. Nov. 16, 1848.
Harriet Elizabeth', b. July 20, 1850.
Sarah Maria', b. Nov. 27, 1853.
Caroline Love', b. Aug. 10, 1856.
Jesse Buchanan', b. June 23, 1858.
Manley Hartwell', b. June 4, i860, and died in Chesterfield,
June 30, i860.
Louisa Lillia', b. June 25, 1861.
Royal Taylor', b. Dec. 2, 1862. He is a single man and resides
in Apponaug, R. I. (1899).
Flora May', b. AprU 27, 1866.
Noble Andrew', b. Oct. 24, 1868.
Winfield Ernest', b. May 26, 1870.
William Walter', b, March 20, 1872. He is single and resides
in Gardner, Mass. (1899).
680. xiv. Melvin Archie', b. Dec. 4, 1877. He is single and resides in
Gardner, Mass.
348. Clarissa A.* Hinds, daughter of Jesse' and Sarah (Stan
ford) Hinds (Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Chesterfield,
N. H., March 30, 1818, and died in Phillipsburg, Penn., May 21, 1878 ;
married in Chesterfield, N. H,, March 7, 1838, William Allen Faulkner,
who was born April 5, 18 11, and died in Phillipsburg.

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iv.

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Children :

681. i. Clarissa Jane', b. Sept 23, 1837 ; m. May 13, 1869, B. F. Mor
gan, who was b. in Waynesburg, Pa., Aug. 13, 1836. They had
one child: (a) Louis Raymond', b. in PhUlipsburg, Pa., AprU 11,
1870 ; m. Dec. 23, 1897, Emma Nora Kuhn of Center HaU, Cen
ter Co., Pa.
682. ii. Corlis Allen', b. March 25, 1840 ; m. in February, 1877, Florence
Shoop, who was b. Sept. 6, 1857. They live in PhUlipsburg, Pa.
(1899), where the following chUdren were born : (a) Corlis Alien',
b. Dec. 6, 1877. (b) Grace Louise', b. Oct. 29, 1879. (c) Stan
ley Ervin', b. June 11, 1882. (d) Harvey Pierre', b. July 20, 1884.
(e) Frances Mar', b. AprU 19, 1887. (f) Alfred Jones', b. Aug.
28, 1889, d. in PhUlipsburg, Dec. 2, 1894. (g) Florence', b. March
14, 1893. (h) Pauline', b. Aug. 11, 1895.
683. iii. Louisa M.', b. May 13, 1846. Deceased.
684. iv. Henry Arthur', b. March 13, 1852, d. Aug. 4, 1865.
350. Abner' Hinds, son of Abner' and Lydia (Ball) Hinds
(Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Dublin, N. H., Oct. 30,
1784, and was murdered, with his son, in the winter of 1828, while on a
hunting trip in the northwestern part of Maine ; married in Dublin,
N. H., June 2, 1812, Betsey Peirce, adopted daughter of Silas and
Hannah (Woods) Peirce. She died in New Ipswich, N. H., Dec. 14,
1848, and is buried there.
Children, first b. in Dublin, others in Milan, N. H.:
685. i. Benjamin Franklin', b. March 17, 1813, murdered with his father
in 1828.
Silas Peirce', b. Oct. 23, 181 5.
Elvira Warner', b. Jan 23, 1819, d. in MUan, Nov. 26, 1833, and
is buried in New Ipswich.
William Henry Harrison', b. Jan. 20, 1821.
Lorenzo', b. March 16, 1824, d. in MUan, Sept. 3, 1824.
690. vi. and vii. Twins', d. in infancy.
691. viii. Aldridge C, b. May i, 1827. Moved to Ohio in 1853, and has
not been heard from since.
351. Lydia" Hinds, daughter of Abner' and Lydia (Ball)
Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Dublin, N. H., Aug.
26, 1788, and died there Jan. 14, 1847 I married June 16, 1814, Moses
Corey, of Dublin, who was born in Leominster, Mass., Jan. n, 1787,
and died in November, 1866. At the death of his wife, he married
(second) Jan. 13, 1850, Hannah Leavneth, who was born July ii, 1806.
Children, born in Dublin :
692. i. Rebecca Y.', b. May 18, 1815, d. Oct 9, 1834.
693. ii. Benjamin', b. Nov. 3, 1816, d. Feb. 19, 1838.
694. iii. Moses', b. Feb. 8, 1818, d. Jan. II, 1839.

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695. iv. John W.', b. Sept. i, 1821 ; m. Oct. 19, 1848, L. Maria Gleason,
daughter of Phineas Gleason. He lives in Melitola, Md., and
has given much information regarding his branch of the family.
Children: (a) Albert C, b. Sept. 8, 1849, d. Sept. 8, 1854. (b)
Frank G.', b. Sept 28, 1855, d. Sept 12, 1864.
696. V. Maro V.', b. March 14, 1823, d. AprU 3, 1850; m. Dec. 25, 1850,
EUzabeth Vandegrift, who d. Feb. 14, 1854. They lived in
Delaware.
697. vi. Thomas S.', b. Dec. 4, 1825, d. June i, i860; m. May 20, 1852,
Ellen Piper, daughter of Cyrus Piper. ChUd: (a) Maro V.', b.
June 29, 1853, d. Oct. 14, 1864.
698. vii. Lydia E.', b. Nov. 13, 1827, d. in February, 1864 ; m. in April,
1858, WUliam Diehl. ChUdren: (a) Albert', b. in AprU, 1859.
(b) Lillie', b. 1861; m. John Vandegrift. (c) John C, b. in Janu
ary, 1863, d. the following month.
699. viu. Albert L.', b. Nov. 8, 1829, d. AprU i, 1897 ; m. in February,
1865, Sarah Smith. They resided in Delaware. Child : (a) Lizzie
M.', m. in July, 1895, WUliam G. Smyth.
700. ix. Elizabeth Y.', b. May 17, 1831, d. March 20, 1852.
353. Nimrod* Hinds, son of Nimrod' and Betsy (Pishon)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Fairfax, Me., April
29, 1795, and died in Dover, Me., June 19, 1875 ; married in Fairfield,
Me., Nov. 6, 1828, Lydia Whiting, who was born in Norridgewock,
Me., Sept. 10, 1798, and died in Dover, Sept. 15, 1859.
He enlisted while in his minority in the regular army, and
served for a short period in the war of 18 12, for which service he re
ceived a pension since Feb. 14, 1871. He was a member of Capt.
Robert Douglass' Co. B, 34th Regt. U. S. Infantry, and was discharged
from service, April 27, 1814, being then nineteen years of age.
In 1835, while a resident of Bloomington, Me., he served the town
as one of its selectmen. He also served the town of Dover in the
same capacity. In 1832, he was commissioned by Gov. Samuel E.
Smith, as captain in the state militia, which position he resigned March
8, 1837, being then captain, Co. B., ist Regt. Infantry. In 1847, ^^
was county treasurer, and again in 1870, '71, and '72.
He was one of the first men in his county to espouse the cause of
the slave, and helped to form the first abolition party in that county ;
was an ardent Republican from the first formation of that party to the
end of life, and as such represented his district (Dover, etc.), in the
Legislature in 1856-57. He early joined the temperance reform, and
was a true friend and a hard worker for the advancement of its princi
ples. He was a firm believer in the Christian religion, although he
never made a public profession ; and was willing when death drew near
to trust in Jesus as his Redeemer.

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SIXTH GENERATION 95
Few people are called upon to pass through greater afflictions in
their lifetime than he. All his brothers, and all his sisters except one,
of a large family, had died before him. His five children all died be
fore reaching the age of manhood and womanhood. His wife died at
the age of sixty-one years ; his father at seventy-seven and his mother
at the age of ninety-one. All these had gone before him, and he was
left alone. A home was offered him by his only remaining sister, but
he preferred to remain where so many years of his life had been spent
as it seemed most like home to him.
In the cemetery in Dover village, stand nine stone monuments in
line, which seem like stern sentinels, to be keeping guard, and waiting
for this last member of that large company, gathered in the silent
camping-ground of the dead.
Children, born in Bloomfield :
Abner', b. Sept. 13, 1829, d. in Dover, Feb. 26, 1847.
Barton', b. Sept 13, 1831. d. in Bloomfield, Nov. i, 1833.
Barton', b. Jan. 18, 1834, d. in Dover, May 16, 1852.
Jane', b. Jan. 6, 1836, d. in Dover, July 15, 1855.
Mary', b. Oct. 10, 1838, d. in Dover, Dec. 6, 1853.
354. Betsey Temple' Hinds, daughter of Nimrod' and
Betsey (Pishon) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James') born in
Fairfax, Me., now Albion, Jan. 16, 1797, and died in Austin, Cook
County, 111., July 22, 1872, aged 75 years ; married in Norridgewock,
Me, Sept. 10, 1823, Nathaniel Morrell Stevens, eldest son of Joshua
and Dorcas (Whittier) Stevens. He was born in Mount Vernon, Me.,
Jan 13, 1802. He learned the trade of a blacksmith in his father's
shop, and later established himself as village blacksmith in Norridge
wock, Me. In the spring of 1833, he, with his brother, visited some of
the more sparsely settled parts of the state of Maine, to select new
homes, upon cheaper and better lands. Their selection was in Dover,
then in the county of Penobscot, but now in Piscataquis, about one
mile to the southwest of Dover village, and on the direct road to Dexter
village. After making the necessary preparations for the reception of
their families, they brought them in the fall to their new homes.
Houses and barns were built and a blacksmith shop fitted up. He
cultivated a small farm and carried on a general blacksmithing busi
ness. In 1849, he visited the gold fields of California, going by way of
Cape Horn. When on his way home, he died in Sydney, in his native
state, Aug. 11, 1852, and was buried in Dover. At his death, his
widow made her home with her son, in Cuba, N. Y., but later went to
live with her daughter in Austin, 111.

96 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, first four born born in Norridgewock, and rest in Dover :
706. i. Augusta Ann', b. July 19, 1825, and d. in Norridgewock, in
1851 ; m. in Dover, about 1845, James P. Whittier, and had :
(a) Abner Hinds^, b. 1849, and who lives in Elgin, 111. (1899).
707. ii. George Barton', b. May 17, 1827, and d. in Massachusetts, in
1890 ; m. in Dover in 1855, Mrs. Mary Brown. He was origin
ally a blacksmith, but later became a commercial traveler. They
had : (a) Charles^, who was b. in 1858 and died in 1866.
708. iii. Amos Barton Hinds', b. Sept. 28, 1830, and d. in Santa Cruz,
Cal., Sept. 2, 1864; m. in 1852. He went from Dover to Cali
fornia in 1851, setting up a blacksmith shop in Sacramento. He
later settled in Santa Cruz. He had two chUdren : (a) Charles
M.' (b) Fredericks.
709. iv. Mary Hinds', b. Sept. 4, 1832 ; m. in Dover, in 1855, George A.
PhUbrick. She lives in Austin, 111. They had one chUd : (a)
Mary^ b. in HamUton, 111., in 1858, who m. Oliver Marble, of
Chicago.
710. V. Llewellyn Nathaniel', b. AprU 7, 1837 ; m. in Cuba, Allegany
County, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1863, S. Rosa Morgan. He left home in
1856, and settled in Illinois, where he engaged in teaching and
clerical work, untU the breaking out of the Rebellion, when he
entered the service as private in the 12th New York Volunteer
Cavalry, serving until 1863, when he was mustered out as a first
lieutenant. In 1888, he was a merchant in Cuba, N. Y., later
moving West, where he engaged in the hotel business. He lives
at present (1899) in Montello, Wis., and has contributed this data
regarding his branch of the family. He has also quite an exten
sive record of his descent back to William Stevens, who, he
claims, is his paternal ancestor. He had two children, as follows :
(a) Lucy Morgan^, b. March 25, 1865, d. in Montello, Sept. 16,
1896, and is buried in Cuba, N. Y. (b) Charles Llewellyn^, b.
Aug. 9, 1873; ™- in MonteUo, July 12, 1895, Minnie Eube, and
had: (i) Barton Eube', b. June 1, 1896. (2) Dorothy', b. Aug.
12, 1898.
711. vi. Charles Smith', b. Oct. 24, 1839, d. in Dover, in 1856.
712. vU. Elizabeth Maria', b. AprU 20, 1842, and d. in Chicago, in 1873 :
m. in Chicago in 1869, John Baker. They had : (a) Ella', b. in
1870. (b) Hattie', b. in 1872.
355. Jason* Hinds, son of Nimrod' and Betsey (Pishon)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Fairfax, Me., now
Albion, Dec. 2, 1798, and died in Norridgewock, Me., July 24, 1834,
aged 35 years, 7 months, 22 days ; married in Fairfield, Me., May 30,
1827, Celia Nye Tobey, who was born in Fairfield, July 31, 1806, and
died there, Jan. 29, 1873. He was at one time deputy sheriff and jailer
of Somerset County, Maine, and later became a shoemaker and inn
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SIXTH GENERATION 97
Children, born in Norridgewock :
*7i3. i. Emily Frances', b. Feb. 15, 1828.
*7i4. u. Ellis Tobey', b. Oct. 23, 1829.
?715. in. Elizabeth Ellen', b. July 12, 1831.
356. Peter* Hinds, son of Nimrod' and Betsey (Pishon) Hinds
(Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Norridgewock, Me., Sept.
15, 1800, and died in Wayne, Pa., April i, 1867; married in Feb
ruary, 1825, Betsey Brown. He invented the folding-bed, also the
spring clothes-pin.
Children :
*7i6. i. Sumner'.
*7I7. ii. Benjamint, b. in Pittsfield, Me.
*7i8. iii. Zalmon', b. in Corinna, Me.
*7i9. iv. Cynthia J.'
*72o. V. Elizabeth A.', b. in Corinna.
358. Lydia* Hinds, daughter of Nimrod' and Betsey (Pishon)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Norridgewock, Me.,
Feb. 17, 1805, and died in Bangor, Me., Dec. 6, 1883 ; married in Fox-
croft, Me., March t, 1835, Enoch Bunker, who was born in Barnstead,
N. H., Dec. 29, 1809, and died in Bangor, Oct. 10, 1889.
Children, born in Corinna, Me. :
Rebecca Hinds', b. March 11, 1838, d. in Corinna, Oct. 5, 1855.
Lydia Augusta', b. AprU 27, 1839, d. in Corinna, Oct 4, 1855.
May Elizabeth', b. March 15, 1843. Unmarried (1899).
Enoch Henry', b. June 4, 1845 ; m. Helen M. Farnham. They
live in Milford, Mass., and have (a) Ralph Farnham', b. in Boston,
in May, 1873. (l*) Florence Helen', b. in Bangor, Me., in Feb
ruary, 1878.
725. V. Fred Ulmer', b. Dec. 15, 1846. He is single and lives in Flag
staff, Ariz. (1899).
363. Asher* Hinds, son of Nimrod' and Betsey (Pishon) Hinds
(Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Bloomfield, Me., Feb. 8,
1815, and died in Eldred, Pa., July 31, 1859, aged 44 years, 5 months
23 days; married (first) in Dover, Me., Rebecca Lane Judkins, who
was born Jan. 21, 1824, and died in New Hudson, N. Y., in 1851. He
married (second) in Eldred, about 1852, Mary Amanda Barden, a
school teacher, who was born June 5, 1834. He held the office of jus
tice of the peace in Eldred Township, and was the first merchant in
what is now the flourishing village of Eldred, McKean Co., Pa. The
last ten years of his life were spent in the lumber and mercantile
business in Eldred. H

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Child, by first wife, born in Dover :
*726. i. Charles Carroll', b. AprU 6, 1850.
Child, by second wife, born in Eldred :
?727. ii. Ernest Elmer', b. Dec. 9, 1857.
365. Asher* Hinds, son of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Albion, Me., May
2, 1792, and died in Benton, Me., April 2, i860; married (first) in
Wrentham, Mass., Susan Slocum Nelson, who died without children,
Nov. 2, 1825, aged 27 years. He married (second) in Bath, Me., Jan.
25, 1833, Mrs. Lucy Harding (Turner) Lunt, who was born in Bath,
Me., Feb. 12, 1801, and died in Benton, Me., July 22, 1883. He
served his country in the war of 18 12, and later became a prosperous
merchant and farmer of Benton. He was twice elected to the State
Senate from the Kennebec district and served in that body in 1829-30.
During the administration of Governor Kent, in 1838, he was a mem
ber of the Executive Council, and at the time of his death was a mem
ber of the Board of Directors of the Androscoggin & Kennebec
Railroad Company, having been elected nearly every year from its or
ganization. Children : Amos Lunt', b. in Benton, Me., Nov. 12, 1833.
Albert Dwelley', b. in Clinton, Me., Nov. 3, 1835.
Susan Ann', b. in Clinton, Nov. 15, 1837.
Asher Crosby', b. in Clinton, Jan. 7, 1840.
RoswELL Sisson', b. in Sebasticook, Me., AprU 27, 1844, and died
unmarried in Benton, Aug. 18, 1864.
366. Benjamin' Hinds, son of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Albion, Me., Jan.
19, 1794, and died in Benton, Me., Oct. 18, 1853 ; married in Hampden,
Me., Jan. i, 1818, Johanna Crosby Wheeler, who was born there
March 17, 1800, and died in Vassalboro, Oct. i, 1872. He was lum
berman and miller of Clinton,
Children, born in Clinton :

*728.

i.

*729.

ii.

*730.

iii.

*73i.

iv.

732.

V.

*733. i- William W.', b. Dec. 13, i8i8.
ii. Elizabeth B.', b. Dec. 5, 1822.
iu. Benjamin Crosby', b. Aug. 6, 1824.
iv. Ulmer Fiske', b. Oct. 3, 1826.
V. Susan Nelson', b. Sept. i, 1828.
vi. Burnham W.', b. July 9, 1832.
VU. Minerva D.', b. Nov. 2, 1833.

*734.*73S'*736,
*737
*738. *739'

ASHER HINDS.

SIXTH GENERATION 99
740. viii. Rebecca A.', b. July 19, 1837, and d. in Clinton, Oct. 14, 1846.
741. ix. Seward M.',b. Aug. 2, 1839, and d. in Clinton, Oct i!, 1840.
367. Martha* Hinds, daughter of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Albion, Me., Jan. 12,
1796, and died in Benton, Me., Feb. 16, 1881 ; married in Clinton, Me.,
Jan. 12, 1817, Amos Barton, son of Flynt and Lydia (Crosby) Barton.
He was born in Sidney, Me., in 1780. He came to Sabasticook, Mel,
in 1801. Tradition says he was of Welsh origin. The earliest known
member in New England was Samuel Barton, yoeman, who lived in
Framingham, Mass. In 1690, he married Hannah Bellows, of that
place, and in 17 16 moved to Oxford, Mass., where he lived until his
death. His son Edmund, born in Framingham, in 17 14, and died in
Milbury, Mass., in 1799, married Ann Flynt, whose son, Flynt, was the
father of the subject of this sketch.
Children, born in Clinton, now Benton :
742. i. Samuel Cony', b. Feb. 9, 1818, and d. unmarried, Nov. 8, 1887,
in Bangor, Me.
743. ii. Asher Hinds', b. March 29, 1819, d. AprU 15, 1896; m. Jan. 12,
1854, Eliza Shaw Greeley, of Hampden, daughter of James and
Lura Minerva Greeley. She was b. in Garland, Me., Jan. 12,
1833. They had six chUdren, as follows : (a) Marion', b. Nov.
24, 1854, and d. in Benton, March 18, 1861. (b) Minerva', b.
Aug. 16, 1856, d. in Benton, Sept. 9, 1884. (c) Asher Hinds', b.
June 21, 1859, d. in Yankton, S. D,, March 18, 1888. (d) James
Greeley', b. July 11, 1861. He is unmarried and lives in Benton
(1899). (e) Amos', b. July 11, 1865; m. July 10, 1898, Daisy
Whitehouse. (f) Martha', b. Nov. 30, 1867. All born in Benton.
744. iii. Marcia Polina', b. Oct. 2, 1820, d. in Bangor, June 25, 1889; m.
Thomas H. Coombs, and had six chUdren, as follows : (a) Mary
E.', b. Dec. 19, 1848. (b) Martha S.', b. Dec. 29, 1850, d. in
Bradford, Me., Aug. 14, 1853. (c) Sarah J.«, b. Feb. 24, 1853.
(d) Bertha', b. Jan. 17, 1855; m. in Bangor, Sept. 8, 1880, W. L.
McDonald, and had two chUdren, as follows, b. in Bangor: (i)
Howard J.», b. Aug. 28, 1882. (2) Joseph C, b. Jan. 7, i893-
(e) Helen E ', b. Feb. 22, 1857; m. Sept 2, 1885, E. Y. Nealey,
and had two chUdren, as follows : (i) James B.', b. March 25,
1889. (2) Leonce C, b. Sept. 16, 1891. (f) Laura B.', b. May
3, 1862. All born in Bradford, Me.
745. iv. Ulmer Boyden', b. July 15, 1822, and d. unmarried, in New
Orleans, La., Aug. 2, 1849.
746. V. Martha Permelia', b. March 4, 1824; m. in Benton, Oct. 8,
1844, WUliam K. Lunt. She lives in Benton FaUs, and had six
chUdren, all born in Benton, as follows: (a) Amos B.', b. Aug.
21, 1845 ! ™" i" Bangor, May 5, 1883, Emma Puffer, and had: (i)
Lucy B.9, b. in Brewer, Me., AprU 28, 1889. (b) Edward H.', b.
July 27, 1847 ; m. in Benton, Oct. 30, 1873, Kate G. Flugg, and

ICO THE HINDS FAMILY
had : (i) WUliam E.', b. in Lisbon, Me., Jan. 13, 1882. (c) Mary
G.', b. Aug. 30, 1850, d. in Benton, June 12, 1864. (d) Marcia
E.', b. Sept 13, 1852. (e) Joseph C, b. Sept. 26, 1856, d. un
married in El Paso, Texas, Nov. 9, 1882. (f) Boyden B.', b.
Oct. 13, 1859; m. in Benton, Oct. 20, 1891, Mary S. SmUey.
747. vi. Amos', b. Dec. 6, 1825, d. Oct. 17, 1827.
368. Ruhy' Hinds, daughter of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Clinton, Me., July
5, 1798, and died in Benton, Feb. 17, 1878 ; married in Sabasticook,
Me., now Benton, Jan. 26, 1843, Crosby Barton. They were without
children. 369. Thirza" Hinds, daughter of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Clinton, Me., July
24, 1800, and died in Madison, Pa., March 30, 1851 ; married probably
in Clinton, Ordiorne Heald.
Children, born in Benton :
748. i. William Pitt', b, Jan. 18, 1824; m. (first) in Bangor, June 2,
1847, Lydia S. Giles ; m. (second) in Bangor, May 20, 1858,
Harriet C. Clark. He lives in South Framingham, Mass. By his
first wife he had two children as follows : (a) Eliza', b. in Stod-
dardvUle, Pa., May 17, 1849, d. in Bangor, unmarried, in March,
1870. (b) Lydia Thirza', b. in DalevUIe, Pa., April 13, 1851, d.
in Benton, July 31, 1884; m. AprU 10, 1875, Dean Richardson,
and had : (i) Frank H.9,b. July 7, 1881, d. Oct 12, 1881. By his
second wife, he had the following : (c) Mary Gregg*, b. in Benton,
July 7, 1859. (d) Ruby Hinds', b. in Bangor, AprU 17, 1862. (e)
Jessie Louise', b. in Bangor, Dec. 18, 1870, d. in Ashland, Mass.,
Feb. 14, 1879. (f) Charles Ordiorne', b. in Bangor, June 13,
1873. (g) Albert Stanley', b. in Ashland, Mass., Oct. 10, 1885.
749. ii. Charles Ordiorne', b. Aug. 2, 1825, d. in Clarinda, la., Feb. 16
1859. He was unmarried.
370. Thomas Jefferson' Hinds, son of Asher' and Rebecca
(Crosby) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Clinton,
Me., Aug. 8, 1805, and died in Benton, Jan. 16, 1894 ; married probably
in Clinton, Elizabeth Weeks. They had no children.
373. Temple' Hinds, son of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Clinton, Me.,
May 6, 1809, and died in Hindsville, Pa., Feb. 5, 186 1 ; married (first)
in Wiscasset, Me., Sept. 29, 183 1, Sarah Boynton, who was born April
30, 1813, and died Jan. 23, 1840; married (second) in Clifton, Pa.,
July 4, 1843, Lydia Nogle, who was born in Bucks County, Pa., Feb. 8,
1820. She lives in Hubbard, Minn.

»7Si.

u.

*752.

iii.

*7S3-

iv.

754.

V.

75S-

vi.

*756.

vii.

757-

viii.

SIXTH GENERATION XOI
Child, by first wife, born in Wiscassett :
750. i. Mary Charlotte', b. Aug. 4, 1832, and d. in Wiscasset, Nov. 25,
1 841.
Children, by second wife, born in Gouldsborough, Bucks Co., Pa.:
Asher Temple', b. March 10, 1844.
Sarah Charlotte', b. March 15, 1846.
Rebecca Crosby', b. May 27, 1848,
Frances Elvira', b. June 27, 1850, d. unmarried, in North Point,
Pa., Oct 16, 1879.
John Ulmer', b. Sept. 19, 1853, d. in Wellsboro, Pa., July 22,
1872.
Edward Roswell', b. May 21, 1856.
Benjamin Winter', b. Aug. 19, 1858. He removed to Benton in
1864, remaining there until 1876, when he went West and set up
a lumber business in Stillwater, Minn. In 1882, he went to
Montana, and followed the occupation of mining and prospecting
with varied success. He resides at present in Placer, Mont.
(1899).
758. ix. Lydia Minerva', b. March 11, 1861, d. unmarried, in Dubois,
Minn., March 19, 1886.
27.3. Crosby" Hinds, son of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Clinton, Me., Dec.
19, 1811, and died in Benton, Sept. 4, 1883 ; married (first) in Water
ville, Me., May 25, 1841, Isabella W. Shepherd, daughter of Benjamin
and Mary (Bell) Shepherd. Her father was the son of Dr. Samuel
and Elizabeth (flill) Shepherd, and her mother was the daughter of
Capt. Frederick M. Bell, who was killed in the Revolutionary war.
She was born in Canaan, Me., Aug. 8, 1812, and died Sept. 10, 1854.
He married (second) in Benton, Dec. i, 1861, Henrietta Stacy. She
survives her husband, and is living, without children, with her sister in
Dorchester, Mass.
He fitted at Waterville Academy under Henry Paine, and entered
Colby University in 1834, in the class of which Benjamin F. Butler was
a member. After graduating, he taught school in Bath, Me., from
1838 to 1840, and at the same time read law with Henry Tallman. In
1841, he was admitted to the bar, and settled in his native place, where
he united through life, the occupation of lawyer, merchant and farmer.
He held the office of postmaster during most of the year subsequent to
1842. In 1864 and 1865, he represented his district in the Maine
senate. " Honorable, upright, and thoroughly respectable," an intimate ac
quaintance says of him. In the exercise of his profession, he was a
peacemaker, using his influence to reconcile enemies and promote

I02 THE HINDS FAMILY
amicable settlements. At home, he was a patient gentleman. His life
was spent in the quiet, uneventful obscurity of a small New England
village. In comparison with more eminent classmates, he made no name, but
in those sterling, essential elements of character, which alone pass cur
rent in all worlds, be was the peer of any one of them.
Children, born in Sebasticook, Me. :
759. i. George M.', b. Jan. 29, 1844, d. in Sebasticook, Oct. 29, 1846.
*76o. ii. Fred M.', b. March 4, 1846.
374. Elvira* Hinds, daughter of Asher' and Rebecca (Crosby)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Clinton, Me., Sept.
19, 1813, and died in Benton, Nov. 26, 1896; married in Clinton, Oct.
3, 1831, Stewart Hunt.
Children :

76..

i.

Helen L.'

762.

ii.

Frances E.'

763.

iii.

Jeremiah W.'

764.

iv.

Charles S.', resides in Benton, Me. (1899),

765.

V.

Martha P.'

766.

vi.

Sarah T.'

767.

vii.

Charlotte H.'

768.

viii.

Rebecca C

769.

ix.

George W.', resides in Bath, Me. (1899).

770.

x.

Emma J.'

771.

xi.

Mary A.'

772.

xu.

Edwin R.'

773-

xiii.

Florence E.'

774-

xiv.

Virginia'.

It has been impossible to get the records of the above family more
complete. 379. Benjamin Holland' Hinds, son of Justin' and Polly
(Goodnow) Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Wal
pole, N. H., March 28, 1804, and died in Hanover, N. H., July i,
1864; married in Boston, Mass., Feb. 10, 1828, Harriet Jane Stearns,
who was born in Portland, Me., Sept. 12, 1812, and was living in 1898.
He moved from Walpole to Hanover in 1809, and then to Boston,
where he was engaged in the bookbindery business.
Children, born in Boston :
*775. i. Harriet E.',b. Dec. 24, 1828.
*776. ii. Justin', b. Oct. 19, 1830,
777. iii. Benjamin Holland', b. Jan. i, 1832, d. next day.
778. iv. Mary', b. Aug. 31, 1833, d. Oct 4, 1833.

*779-

v.

*78o.

vi.

781.

vii.

*782.

viii.

783.

ix.

784.

x.

78.5.

xi.

SIXTH GENERATION IO3
Frederick', b. Nov. 2, 1834.
Charles Henry', b. March 17, 1839.
Holland', b. AprU 3, 1841, d. March 31, 1842, in Boston.
George J.', b. March 7, 1844.
William J.', b. AprU 11, 1846, d. July 25, 1846, in Boston.
Caroline E.', b. June 15, 1848, d. Feb. 21, 1849, in Boston.
Edwin', b. Sept. 24, 1850, d. Dec. 27, 1855, in Boston.

380. Frederick Augustus" Hinds, son of Justin' and
Polly (Goodnow) Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in
Walpole, N. H., Dec. 31, 1808, and died in Hanover, N. H., April 20,
1854. His first wife died the year after marriage. He married
(second) in Vershire, Vt., in 1843, Hannah Aiken, who was born in
Cabot, Vt., Dec. i, 1822, and died in Norwich, Vt., Jan. 31, 1891.
He went to sea for three years on a whaling voyage and brought home
many relics, among which was an ivory cane, three feet long, engraved
and finished, three inches thick at the top and one and one-half inches
at the end ; one whale's tooth, measuring eight and one-half inches
long, four inches wide and about three inches thick, and which was
taken from a whale from the Arctic Ocean.
Children, born in Hanover:
George Washington Justin', b. Nov. 9, 1843.
Holland Benjamin', b. Dec. 8, 1845.
Charles Frederick Augustus', b. Feb. 27, 1847.
Mary Eliza Lydia', b. May 27, 1849, <!• i" Hanover, Nov. 23,
1854.
789. v. Hannah', b. Dec. 4, 1853, d. in Hanover, May 27, following.
384. Dorothy" Hinds, daughter of Justin' and Polly (Good
now) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), married John Rob-
bins. Children :
790. i. Henry', d. unmarried.
791. ii. Charles Hinds', d. in 1877; m. Achsah M. Bruce. Children: (a)
Estelle', b. March 11, 1866, d. 31st ofthe same month, (b) Henry
T.', b. July 24, 1870. (c) Charles H.', b. March 12, 1874. (d)
Frederick A.', b. Dec. 11, 1876.

387. Amanda' Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Rebecca
(Sawyer) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born probably in
West Boylston, Mass., Sept. 10, 1801, and died in December, 1885;
married Buckley Howe.

*785i.

i.

•786.

n.

*787.

iii.

788.

iv.

I04 THE HINDS FAMILY

Children

792. i. Jeannette', d. at the age of sixteen.
793. ii. George C, deceased ; married twice. Children, by first wife: (a)
Jeannette', m. Alexander Clapp, of Worcester, Mass. (b) Ger
trude', m. and d. leaving an infant. Children, by second wife :
(c) MoUie'. (d) Marjory^, d. at the age of fifteen.
388. Solon" Hinds, son of Joseph' and Rebecca (Sawyer)
Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born probably in West
Boylston, Mass., Sept. 11, 1803, and died Feb. 3, 18 — ; married twice,
names unknown, both wives dying before himself. No children by
either. 393. Bertrand" Hinds, son of Joseph' and Rebecca (Sawyer)
Hinds {.Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born June 22, 1817, proba
bly in West Boylston, and died in Belvidere, 111., May 3, 1887 ; married
in West Boylston, April 7, 1853, Julia Ann Fairbanks, daughter of
Artemas and Clarissa (Holt) Fairbanks. She was born in Sterling,
Mass., Dec. 19, 1825, and died in Belvidere, June 18, 1898.
Children, first two born in West Boylston, others in Belvidere :
794. i. Rebecca Jeannette', b. Aug. 3, 1859. unmarried and resides in
Belvidere (1899). She has furnished the data, regarding her
branch of the family.
795. ii. Joseph A.', b. Jan. 17, 1861. Unmarried and resides in Belvidere
(1899).
796. iii. Clara', b. Dec. 11, 1864, d, in Belvidere, Nov. 16, 1874.
797. iv. Flora', b. May 27, 1867, d. in Belvidere, Sept. 10, 1868.
399. Ephraim Holland" Hinds, son of Ephraim' and Maria
H. (Hapgood) Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in
Harvard, Mass., June 19, 1827 ; married Mary Ober of Maine. He
resided in Marlboro, Mass., and was without children.
300. Albert" Hinds, son of Ephraim' and Maria H. (Hap
good) Hinds (Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Harvard,
Mass., Jan. 2, 1830, and died in West Boylston, Mass., Feb. 28, 1874;
married in Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 31, 1863, Alona Allen Walker,
daughter of Joel and Deidania (Stone) Walker, of Holden, Mass.
She was born in Holden, Feb. 4, 1830. He is buried in West Boyl
ston. He was a lawyer and surveyor of West Boyston, also held the
office of town clerk, and was postmaster from 1865 to 1867.
Children, born in West Boylston :
798. i. Albert Walker', b. Nov. 30, 1864. He is unmarried (1899),
and resides in West Boylston.
799. u. Florence', b. Nov. 22, 1868, d. in West Boylston, March 10, 1869.

SIXTH GENERATION lOS
303. Flora Isabella* Hinds, daughter of Ephraim' and
Maria H. (Hapgood) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James') born
in Harvard, Mass., Feb. 8, 1837, and died in Quincy, 111., March 20,
1890 ; married Charles Walker, of Boylston, son of Joel Walker. He
is a Baptist clergyman and lives in Denver, Col. (1899).
Children, first three born in Columbus, Ohio, other in Detroit, Mich :
800. i. Oj.a Maria', b. June 8, 1869. She attended the business college
in Quincy, one year, then spent two years at Lombard University,
in Galesburg, 111. Since 1896, she has been at college in Greely,
Col. Her home is in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
801. ii. Flora Hortense', b. Feb. 22, 1871 ; m. in Quincy, 111., Feb. 20,
1895, William Edward Gillespie, son of William Gillespie. He
was b. in Payson, 111., Aug. 4, 1869. He attended business col
lege in Chicago for two years, and is at present traveling salesman
for a large music house in Burlington, Iowa. Their home is in
Quincy, 111. (1899). ChUd: (a) Charles Raymond', b. in Quincy,
III., Oct II, 1897.
802. iii. AviE Emma', b. Aug. 12, 1873; ¦" i° Baylis, 111., in July, 1895,
James Bowman, who d. in Coin, la., Nov. 14, 1897. He was a
farmer, and his widow now resides in Cedar Rapids, la. (1899).
803. iv. Edith Nora', b. AprU 26, 1875; m. (first) in Quincy, 111., Feb.
20, 1895, WUliam Bowman, who d. in Quincy, in May, 1898; m.
(second) in Dec, 1898, Robert Wagy, a farmer of PlainvUle, 111.
Child, by first husband, b. in Quincy: (a) Edith Mabel', b.
March 27, 1896.
305. William Learned" Hinds, son of Elisha' and Susan
nah (Learned) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Lit
tleton, N. H., Dec. 17, 1816 ; married in East Highgate, Vt., July 8,
1840, Sarah Pratt Rixford, daughter of Luther and Sarah (Hawkins)
Rixford. She was born in Winchester, N. H., June i, 1816. He was
associated for over twenty years with the wholesale dry-goods house
of H. B. Claflin Co., New York City, later removing to East Highgate,
where he now resides (1899).
Children :
804. i. Sarah Adelaid', b. in Winchester, May 7, 1841, d. in Brooklyn,
N. Y., July 18, 1852.
805. ii. Josephine Ella', b. in Athol, Nov. 12, 1842, d. in East Highgate,
July 10, 1847.
806. Ui. Jane Louise', b. in New York City, Sept. 6, 1845, d. there, Sept. 6,
1846.
807. iv. Emma Jane', b in New York, March 24, 1847, d. there, July 19,
1850.
•808. V. Ida Kathleen', b. in New York, Oct. 6, 1848.
809. vi. William Eugene', b. in New York, Dec. 10, 1850.
8io. vii. Fanny Lucina', b. in Brooklyn, Aug. 17, 1854, d. there, July 15,
1855.

I06 THE HINDS FAMILY
•8n. viii. Oscar Luther', b. in Brooklyn, Nov. lo, 1856.
812. ix. Clarence Herbert', b. in Brooklyn, Nov. 13, 1857, d. there, Feb.
20, 1858.
306. Ephraim' Hinds, son of Elisha' and Susannah (Learned)
Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Littleton, N. H.,
May 3, 18 19; married in Pittsford, N. ¥., Aug. 21, 1849, Catherine
Maria Sedgwick Shepard, who was born Dec. 10, 1832. He resides in
Hempstead, Long Island, where he is principal in a home school for
boys. Children : Theodore', b. 1850, d. same year.
Clara Grace', b. May 13, 1852. She lives in Hempstead.
Ada T.', b. July i, 1854. Resides in Hempstead, unmarried.
Arthur', b. at Coldsprings-on-Hudson, N. Y., AprU 19, 1856.
Jesse Evelyn', b. Aug. 23, 1864.
Lily Morris', b. March 8, 1867.
Lincoln Shepard', b. in Hempstead, Aug. 23, 1871. Lived in
Hempstead from 1871 to 1887, when he attended school in Roslyn,
N. Y., 1887-92. He is an instructor in Hempstead, and is
unmarried.
Linda', b. in Hempstead, Aug. 23, 187 1. Deceased.
Ernest'. Albert'.
307. Thankful Howe Tabitha Holland Augusta'
Hinds, daughter of Elisha' and Susannah (Learned) Hinds (Benja
min*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Littleton, N. H., in 1822, and
died in Baltimore, Md., Sept. 16, 1858 ; married L. G. Lynn. It has
been impossible to obtain further information regarding this family.
308. Grace Morse Marlboro Susannah* Hinds,
daughter of Elisha' and Susannah (Learned) Hinds {Benjamin*, Jacob',
John', James'), born in Littleton, N. H., in 1826 ; married William
Chauncy Whittelsey. They reside in Topeka, Kansas. It has been
impossible to obtain further information regarding this family.
313. Charles* Hinds, son of John Bradford' and Mrs. Susan
nah (Ober) Hinds {Jacob*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Town
shend, Vt., May 18, 1787, and died in Hebron, N. Y., April 26, 1859 ;
married (first) probably in Westminster, Vt., in 1807. All that is
known is that he was divorced from her ; married (second) in Hebron,
N. Y., June 23, 1823, Jane Qua, who was born in Hebron, May 4, 1793,
and died there Oct. 16, 1881. They are both buried in Hebron. He
resided in Townshend, Grafton, and Westminster, Vt., and in Hebron

813.

i.

8(4.

U.

815.

ui.

*8i6.

iv.

•817.

V.

*8i8.

vi.

819.

vii.

820.

vUi.

821.

ix.

822.

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SIXTH GENERATION ID/
N. Y. He was a builder, contractor and farmer. He built the first
bridge over the Connecticut River, receiving a life pass over it. He
also built the lock on the Erie Canal at Hindsburg, Orleans Co., N. Y.,
which place was named after him. '
Children, by first wife :
*823. i. Charles Carpenter', b. AprU lo, 1808.
*824. u. Ashley C, b. AprU 23, 1809.
825. iii. Caroline', d. aged fourteen years.
826. iv. Mary Adaline', d. about 1892 ; m. Eli Norton, of Springfield,
Mass.
827. V. John'. 1 Went away from home when boys, and nothing heard
828. vi. Hollis'. 5 of them since.
Children, by second marriage, born in Hebron :
*829. vn. Calvin Luther', b. June i, 1824.
*83o. viu. Henry', b. March 12, 1826.
•831. ix. Jane Agnes', b. Jan. 30, 1828.
*832. X. William', b. March 5, 1829.
•833. xi. John Robert', b. May 5, 1831.
*834. xii. James', b. Dec. 5, 1833.
835. xiu. Caroline', b. AprU 20, 1836, d. five days later.
315. liUretta' Hinds, daughter of John Bradford' and Mrs.
Susannah (Ober) Hinds (Jacob*, Jacob', John', James'), born prob
ably in Townshend, Vt, Aug. 11, 1791, and died in Townshend, June
II, 1849; married in Townshend, in 1815, Elijah Waldo. She was
admitted to the Brattleboro Retreat from Townshend, Feb. 22, 1840,
was discharged April 4, 1842, and readmitted, Jan. 23, 1845.
Children :
836. i. Charles W.', b. in Walpole, N. H., Feb. 15, 1816, d. in Keene,
AprU 30, 1891 : m. May 13, 1843, Harriet A. Richardson, daugh
ter of Marcus and Anna (Locke) Richardson. She was born in
Stoddard, N. H., March 2, 1818. He was a blacksmith by trade,
and lived in Keene, where his widow now resides (1899). Chil
dren: (a) Fred G.', b. AprU 22, 1844; m. (first) Ella Hale; m.
(second) Nettie Blanchard. ChUdren, by first marriage: (i)
Mabel', m. Charles Clark. (2) Gertrude M.' Three others, (b)
EUa M.', b. Sept 8, 1845; m. R. W. Emerson, and had ten chil
dren, (c) Charles W.°, b. April 25, 1848. He is a blacksmith
by trade and is unmarried, (d) Harriet E.°, b. March 3, 1850;
m. George A. Johnson, and had three children. She lives in
Keene (1899). (e) Anna L.°, b. June 21, 1852, d. May 17, 1887;
m. Morey Elmore, of Hinsdale. They have three chUdren. (f)
George A.«, b. Sept. 21, 1855, d. Jan. 6, 1873. (g) Ellen C.=, b.
Sept. 13, 1858. She is unmarried, and lives in Keene. (h) Frank
C, b. Aug. 13, i860, d. Aug. 17, 1880.
837. ii. Lucy', d. in Townshend, July 5, 185-. She was admitted to the
Brattleboro Retreat, May 3, 1847.

I08 THE HINDS FAMILY
318. Elizabeth* Hinds, daughter of Timothy' and Mary
Hinds (Nehemiah*, Hopestilf, John", James'), born in Greenwich,
Mass., May lo, 1768, and died June 4, 1844; married June 7, 1784,
Lieutenant Stephen Powers, son of Aaron and Olive (Osborn) Pow
ers. He was born Oct. 10, 1763, and died Jan. 16, 1843.
Children : Betsey', m. Eben W. BaUey. ChUdren : (a) Ocia'. (b) Stephen".
(c) Adaline^ (d) Mary', (e) Sophronia^
Stephen', b. March 13, 1790, d. July 5, 1873; m. Aug. 15, 1816,
Rebecca Manley.
Francis', b. July 30, 1792, d. May 25, 1862 ; m. TUly Sloan.
Rhoda Hinds', m. Mr. Wait
Jason', b. Sept 16, 1805 ; m. Mary Brown.
vi. Rufus', b. March 29, 1811, d. May 24, 1882; m. (first) in Novem
ber, 1833, Caroline Peirce, who d. Aug. 28, 1852 ; m. (second)
Roxanna Peirce.
337. Susan* Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Susannah (Pow
ers) Hinds (Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Greenwich,
Mass.; married William Powers of Greenwich, son of Captain Isaac
and Phene (Russel) Powers of Greenwich. He was born Dec. 30,
1764. Children :

S38.

839-

ii.

840.

iii.

841.

iv.

842.

V.

843-

vi.

844.

i.

Susan'.

845.

ii.

Betsey'.

846.

iii.

Mattie'.

847.

iv.

Bianca'.

848.

v.

Lavina'.

849.

vi.

Laura'.

850.

vii.

Joseph'.

851.

viii.

Putnam'.

852.

ix.

Hinds'.

853.

X.

Edwin'.

854.

xi.

William'

338. Reuben* Hinds, son of Joseph' and Susannah (Powers)
Hinds {Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Greenwich,
Mass., July 2, 1768, and died in Otsego,-N. Y., July 26, 1854; married
in Richfield, N. Y., June 7, 1794, Lydia Underwood, who was born
April 2, 1775, and died in Otsego, Aug. 29, 1840. Settled on a tract of
land known as the "12,000 acre lot" about five miles from Coopers-
town, N. Y., being probably the first settler after the Revolution, as he
blazed trees to get in and out. He later carried on a farm in Otsego.
He and his wife are both buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground.

SIXTH GENERATION IO9
Children, first two born in Richfield, others in Otsego :
?855. i. William', b. AprU 18, 1795.
*856. ii. John', b. Oct. 13, 1796.
*8S7. iii. Nehemiah E.', b. July 3, 1798.
*8s8. iv. James', b. May 23, 1801.
?859. v. Emily', b. Oct. 20, 1805.
339. John* Hinds, son of Joseph' and Susannah (Powers)
Hinds (Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Greenwich,
Mass., in 1773-4, and died in Otsego, N. Y., May 27, i8i6 ; married
Olive Gibbs, who was born about 1771, and died in Otsego, N. Y.,
Dec. I, 1847. They lived in Otsego, and he is buried in Martin Coats'
burying-ground, 12,000.
Child, born in Otsego :
*86o. i. John'.
330. Bessie* Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Susannah
(Powers) Hinds (Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Green
wich, Mass., Dec. 17, 1777 ; married Holden Sliter.
Child :
861. i. Lendol H.',b. AprU 2,1801, d. in Springfield, N.Y., Nov. 8, 1874; m-
Hannah DeLong, who was b. March 26, 1806, d. in .Springfield)
N. Y., May 13, 1865. He lived in Springfield. Children : (a)
Menzo°, b. Dec. 29, 1833, d. July 13, 1861 ; m. and had: (i)
Menzo', who resides in Hartwick, N. Y. (1899). (b) Horace', m.
Mariette Bliss, and lives in Springfield, N. Y. (1899).
331. Mary Anna' Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Elizabeth
(Scott) Hinds (Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Green
wich, Mass., May 7, 1782, and died in Burlington, N. Y., July 3, 1851 ;
married in 1801, Leonard Fay, son of Timothy and Olive (Leonard)
Fay. He was born Nov. 20, 1773, and died in Exeter, N. Y., July 20,
1862. He was a farmer in Exeter. Both are buried in Martin Coats'
burying-ground, 12,000.
Children : Leonard', b. 1802, d. 1806.
Ralph', b. 1804.
Hiram L.', b. March 26, 1809, d. March 14, 1S76; m. Jan. 7, 1832,
Sarah Allen, daughter of James and Elizabeth Allen. She was
b. Dec. 16, 1815. He was a farmer. ChUdren: (a) Charles', b.
Feb. i6, 1835; m. May Wood, (b) Amanda", b. Jan. 5, 1839, ^•
Nov. 15, 1864. (c) Parker D.', b. Sept. 17, 1842. (d) James', b.
June 10, 1844; m. Kate Springer, (e) George', b. Feb. 26, 1847.
865. iv. Lorenzo', b. 181 1, d. 1813. %
866. v. Bianca', b. 1814, d. 1817.

862.

i.

863.

ii.

864.

iii.

IIO THE HINDS FAMILY
867. vi. Mary Ann', b. June 15, 181 5, d. in Syracuse, N. Y., Oct 30
1872; m. Sept 15, 1835, John Ames, son of Josiah and Sarah
Ames. He was b. AprU 12, 1811. ChUdren: (a) Clark', b.
Feb. 12, 1837. (b) Hattie E.', b. May 12, 1843. (c) George H.',
b. July 4, 1850.
868. vii. Calista', b. Sept. 27, 1816; m. Nov, 3, 1842, Elias Van Benschot-
ten, son of Elias and Mary Van Benschotten. He was b. Nov. 7,
1816. She lives in Cooperstown, N. Y. (1899).
869. viii. Russell', b. in Otsego, N. Y., March 31, 1822; m. Dec. 19, 1852,
Catherine Curry, daughter of William and Isabella (Arries,)
Curry. She was b. Sept. 25, 1833, in England. Children, born
in Burlington, N. V.: (a) Arthur C.«, b. Dec. 26, 1853, d. Sept 11,
1874 (b) WUliam H.', b. Aug. 7, 1855. (c) Clarence J.», b.
Sept. 28, 1857. (d) Lewis G.', b. Feb. 20, i860. He graduated
at Cornell University, and since 1885 has been employed in the
custom service ; m. Sept. 21, 1886, Inez C. Tefft, of Utica, N. Y.,
who d. in Englewood, N. J., June 19, 1892. Children : (i) Kath
erine S.9, b. Aug. 6, 1887, d. Nov. 5, 1891. (2) Arthur T.', b. in
Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1889. (3) Annette', b. in Burlington,
N. Y., Aug. 6, 1890. (4) Inez C, b. in Englewood, June 9, 1892.
(e) Russell P.', b. Feb. 2, 1864; m. in Yonkers, N. Y., Oct 22,
1895, Ruby L. Johnson.
870. ix. Louisa M.', b. Sept 13, 1824; m. Jan. 24, 1848, WUliam A.
Doubleday, son of Demos A., and Sarah (Calkins) Doubleday.
He was b. May 15, 1823. ChUdren: (a) Alice A.', b. Aug. 17,
1849. (b) Charles Edwin', b. July 4, 1857, d. March 8, 1858.
87 T. X. Ezra.'
872. xi. Chauncy.'
873. xii. William.'
333. Nehemiah* Hinds, son of Joseph' and Elizabeth (Scott)
Hinds {Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Greenwich,
Mass., Oct. 31, 1784, and died in Otsego, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1870 ; married
Dec. 15, 1811, Sarah H. Willis, who was born Aug. 2, 1792, and died in
Otsego, Dec. 17, 1873. They resided in Rutland, Vt., where their old
est children were born. Soon after December, 1815, they moved to
New York state and settled in Otsego. Both are buried in the old
burying-ground opposite the church in Fly Creek, Otsego Co., N. Y.
Children, first three born in Rutland, others in Otsego :
*874. i. Joseph', b. Sept. 29, 1812.
•875. u. Moses M.', b. July 26, 1814.
•876. iii. Reuben', b. Dec. 23, 1815.
*877. iv. Sophia Maria', b. Feb. 13, 1818.
*878. V. George L.', b. AprU 17, 1820.
*879. vi. John', b. May i, 1822.
•880. VU. Fayette', b. Sept. 5, 1824.
*88i. vUi. Harriet', b. Sept. 7, 1826.
•882. ix. Lucien', b. Sept. 24, 1828.

SIXTH GENERATION 1 1 I
*883. X. Charles C, b. July 12, 1830.
*884. xi. Lewis', b. Nov. 16, 1832.
333. Joseph' Hinds, son of Joseph' and Elizabeth (Scott)
Hinds {Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Greenwich,
Mass., Jan. 17, 1789, and died in Petersham, Mass., March 22, 1856
married in Phillipston, Mass., Sept. 23, 1818, Susan Hemmenway, who
was born in Phillipston, Dec. 5, 1798, and died in Petersham, March 15
1877. He was a brickmaker and lived in Vermont, probably in Rut
land. Children, born in Petersham :
885. i. Cephas', b. Oct. 10, 1820, d. unmarried, Nov. 30, 1896. He was
a brickmaker and farmer.
*886. ii. Mary A.', b. Aug. 17, 1823.
?887. iu. Lucy', b. Nov. 22, 1825.
888. iv. Lyman', b. Nov. 22, 1825, d. in Petersham, Sept. 29, 1826.
?889. V. Elizabeth', b. March 15, 1836.

Sevcntb (generation

334. Ebenezer' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Anna (Hatha
way) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born in
Middleborough, Mass., Dec. 17, 1798, and died May 8, 1891 ; married
(first) Louisa V. Peirce in Readfield, Me.; married (second ) Julia M.
(Peirce) Cox, widow of Arthur Cox. They were both daughters of
Ebenezer and Charity (Hinds) Peirce. At the death of these two
wives, he married twice more, but it has been impossible to get the
names. In 1801, he went to Hallowell, Me., going from there to Liver
more, where he lived some years. He moved to Randolph, then Pitts
ton, in 1831, where he ever after made his home. His was an honest,
upright and industrious life, and one with which is associated a past
epoch of much interest. In his time, he was one of the most popular
master builders on the Kennebec River, by reason of which, he was
generally known as " Master Hinds." He built many of the ships of
that period which for years afterward were afloat in all parts of the
world. And not until after shipping had ceased to become a business
in that vicinity, did he lay down the hammer, the chisel and the saw.
He was one of the oldest landmarks of the town, having for sixty years
been connected with it. The last part of his life, he lived with his
daughter, Mrs. Morton. Of a family of twelve, seven brothers and
sisters were living at the time of his death, the youngest being then
sixty years of age. To-day (1899), five of the brothers and sisters are
living. He left several children whose homes were scattered far and
wide. Though for a few years before his death, he was physically dis
abled, mentally he was very vigorous. His memory of past events was
rather unusual, and his recital of them interesting, recalling as he was
able to do, many a scene when Pittston was at its best. Among the
remarkable things remembered by Mr. Hinds, was the "dark day"
Nov. 17, 1818; also the cold summer of 18 16, when on August 7,
green apples were gathered from a tree, which was reached through no
inconsiderable amount of snow. In fact his mind was filled with pleas
ant reminiscences to which it was always a pleasure to listen. He was
of a kindly, pleasant nature, and he left a respected memory.

SEVENTH GENERATION II3
Children, by first wife, second born in Vassalboro, others in
Livermore :
*89o. i. Ebenezer Peirce^, b. June 30, 1821.
*89i. ii. LousiA V.', b. May 7, 1823.
*892. in. John Floyd', b. May 9, 1825.
*893. iv. Lucy Villiers', b. May 19, 1S27.
Children, by second wife, born in Pittston :
*894. V. Maria Julia', b. Oct. 25, 1833.
895. vi. Hiram Wells', b. Nov. 3, 1836, d. unmarried in the asylum for in
sane in Augusta, Me., April 19, 187 1.
?896. vii. Charles Crogin', b. July 19, 1838.
*897. viii. Abbie Frances', b. July 19, 1840.
335. Salome P.' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'),
born in Middleborough, Mass., Dec. 15, 1800, and died in Livermore,
Me.; married Oct. 17, 1832, in Livermore, Abel Monroe, who was born
in Lincoln, Mass., May 9, 1769, and died in Livermore, June 24, 1861.
At marriage, he was a widower, having married (first) Martha Bixby
of Keene, N. H.
Children, born in Livermore:
898. i. Ann', b. Dec. 7, 1833, d. in Livermore, in 1864; m. in Abington,
Mass., in September, 1853, Levi Cole, who d. in Abington, in
1897.
899. ii. George', b. Jan. 15, 1835; m. June 15, 1874, Fannie Bray of
Jamaica Plain, Mass. He was tax collector and constable in
Livermore from 18S6 to 1895. He at present (1899) lives in Liv
ermore, where he does a general blacksmithing business. He has
furnished the records of his famUy.
goo. iii. Abbie', b. March 18, 1842 ; m. Andrew Faxon of Abington. They
live in Cambridge, Mass. (1899).
336. Gilberf Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Anna (Hathaway)
Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born in Liv
ermore, Me., Jan. 12, 1803, and died in Portland, Me., Feb. 7, 1889 ;
married (first) Anne Mason Hathaway, daughter of Isaac N. Hatha
way, of Freetown, Mass. She was born June 14, 1812, and died in
Freetown, May 2, 1848. He married (second) Mrs. Anna Hoar, for
merly of Lakeville, Mass. He lived in Massachusetts, then in Liver
more, later moving back to his native town. He was a farmer by
occupation, and by trade a carpenter and joiner.
Child, by first wife, born in Freetown :
*9oi. i. Isaac Newton', b. Oct 27, 1839.
I

114 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, by second wife :
902. ii. Gilberette', d. at the age of ten years.
903. iii. Fannie', d. at the age of five years.
337. Amy Weaver' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and
Anna (Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer^, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Livermore, Me., Dec. 6, 1804; married in Livermore,
May I, 1839, Joseph Additon, who was born in Leeds, Me., in June,
1784, and died in Portland, Me., April 29, 1849. "Aunt Amy," as all
the members of the family know her, though a very old lady, lives
alone, does her own work and is possessed of all her faculties. Every
year as her birthday comes around, she receives her friends from early
morning until late at night, always having a pleasant smile and a kind
word for all. Among her warmest friends are many young people, who
delight in calling upon her and in listening to her stories of long ago.
Her memory is remarkable, her wit is as keen as it was in the days of
her youth, while she is always hard at work, trying to make life easier
and happier for some who have need of sympathy and help. The
happy manners, the cheery smiles and pleasant words of Mrs. Additon,
have done much to alleviate the suffering of the poor and sick, and it
may truthfully be said that her pathway through life, has been brightly
illuminated by the sunshine of her kindly heart. One of the secrets of
her long and useful life, she says, is by using the medicine of cheer
fulness, "and it is a very good medicine too." At the completion of
her ninety-third year, she had made two sofa pillows, seven patch
work quilts, which she gave to the poor ; thirteen rugs, twenty-
seven garments and forty-nine pieces of embroidery. Besides all
this, she has ridden over a thousand miles on the railroad, and
passed a great deal of time visiting the sick. While she is grad
ually coming to the close of life, we all hope that she will live to
celebrate her hundredth anniversary, which will occur in five years.
She lives in Portland, Me. (1899), where she has made her home for
many years. She is a member of the Universalist church, and is a
regular attendant, taking part in nearly all of their social gatherings
and good times.
338. Maria' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Anna (Hath
away) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born in
Livermore, Me., March 24, 1807, and died in Galesburg, 111., April 24,
i8c)8 ; married in North Turner, Me., Feb. 14, 1837, Nathan Hale
Sawtelle, who was born in Minot, Me., May 9, 1800, and died in South
Livermore, Oct. 27, 1872. She was his second wife. She resided in

AMY VJEAVER (HINDS) ADDITON.

Maria (hinds) sawtelle.

SEVENTH GENERATION II5
Livermore until her husband died, when she lived with her children in
Massachusetts and New York.
Children, first two born in Turner, others in Auburn, Me.:
904. i. Zephaniah Eddy', b. Jan. 4, 1839, d. in Charleston, S. C, May
29, 1887 ; m. in South Paris, Me., Oct. 22, i860, Frances Clark,
who was b. in South Paris, Sept 4, 1839, d. in Boston, Mass.,
June 13, 1896. They were without children.
905. ii. William Henry', b. July 26, 1845 ; m. in South Livermore, Oct.
30, 1873, Mary Elizabeth Casey, of Livermore, Me. She was b.
in East Randolph, Mass., Oct. 30, 1850. He lives in Milton,
Mass. (1899). ChUdren, born in MUton : (a) Mary Augusta', b.
Oct 25, 1879. (b) WUliam Forbes Hale', b. Jan. 10, 1889.
906. iii. Flora Sweet', b. June i, 1851 ; m. in South Livermore, Nov. 26,
1871, George Clark Alden, of Bridgewater, Mass., who was b.
Sept. 27, 1844. She is a physician and they reside in Boston. She
has furnished the records of her family. ChUd: (a) Amy Weno-
nah', b. in Marlboro, Mass., Aug. 18, 1872. She is unmarried
and resides in Boston.
907. iv. Clara MariaS, b. July 29, 1853; m. in Boston, Mass., Dec. 31,
1878, Rev. Dr. Charles Elwood Nash, of Wisconsin. He was b.
in New Jersey, March 31, 1855. He is president of Lombard
University, and lives in Galesburg, IU. (1899). ChUdren: (a)
Carrie Ruth', b. in Stanford, Ct., Oct. 18, 1879. (b) Faith Ten-
ny', b. in Newtonville, Mass., Oct 31, 1882. (c) Beth Hazel', b.
in Akron, Ohio, May 3, 1888. (d) Joy Pendleton', b. in Akron,
Feb. l8, 1891. (e) Hope', b. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct 16, 1893.
339. Hannah C Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer'^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in Livermore, Me., April 8, 1809, and died in San Francisco, Cal.,
Oct. 18, 1889, aged eighty years, six months and ten days ; married in
1829, John H. Fuller, of Livermore.

Children :

908.

i.

909.

n.

910.

iu.

911.

iv.

912.

v.

Florette', m. Henry Ames.
Hinds'.
Feed'.
Helen', m. Samuel Springer.
Eliza', m. Abner M. McKinley, and had one daughter : (a) Helen'.

340. Elkanah Leonard' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and
Anna (Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Livermore, Me., June 30, 1811, and died in Livermore,
in March, 1888; married in Rochester, April 21, 1840, Mary Hatha
way, who was born in Sippican, Mass., June 23, 18 16, and died in
Marion, Mass, April 22, 1887. He was a farmer in Livermore.

*9i3.

i.

*9i4.

n.

*9iS.

iii.

*9i6.

iv.

*9i7.

V.

Il6 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, born in East Livermore :
Revillo Leonard', b. Feb. 17, 1841.
Abigail Hathaway', b. May 22, 1842.
David Hathaway', b. AprU 10, 1844.
Frank Evans', b. Oct. i, 1848.
John Manter', b. Oct. 6, 1858.
341. Clarissa' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Anna (Hath
away) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'), born in
Livermore, Me., July 17, 18 13 ; married by Rev. George Page, in Tur
ner, Me., Sept. 28, 1833, Caleb S. Bates, son of Caleb and Elizabeth
(Herrick) Bates. He was born in Greene, Me., Aug. 19, 1812, and
died in La Grange, Me., Feb. 23, 1892. She resides in Gardner, Mass.
(1899), and has furnished the records of her family for this work.
Children :
918. i. La Floyd S.', b. June 28, 1834; m. Nov. 7, 1853, Nancy Knights,
of Bradley, Me. No children.
919. ii. Mary Elizabeth^, b. Feb. 23, 1836, d. June 8, 1856.
920. iii. Ann Maria', b. Dec. 31, 1837; m. (first) Sept 2, 1855, Jonathan
Knowles, by whom she had three chUdren; m. (second) June 11,
1871, Stephen F. Duren, by whom she had two children.
921. iv. Hannah L.', b. June 2, 1840, d. June 2, 1872; m. July 4, 1859,
Simon S.- Erskine, by whom she had six chUdren.
922. V. Clara E.', b. Feb. 13, 1842.
923. vi. Charity H.', b. March 5, 1844 ; m. (first) Washington Avery, by
whom she had two children; m. (second) Sept. 3. 1885, Clarence
Brann, and had no children.
924. vii. Ebenezer H.', b. March i, 1846, d. Feb. 4, 1893; ™- Sept 25, 1875,
Ella Town, and had seven children.
925. viii. Minnie S.', b. Dec. 31, 1848; m. Dec. 31, 1876, WiUiam Knowles,
and had no children.
926. ix. Joseph Herrick', b. Feb. 20, 1851, and married twice.
927. X. Charley O.', b. AprU 7, 1853 ; m. Oct. 12, 1880, Emily A. Free
man, and had seven children.
928. xi. Frank O.', b. Dec. 14, 1855; m. Jan. 1, 1875, Myra A. Owen, and
had six chUdren.
929. xii. Cyrus S.', b. June 20, i860, d. Sept 22, 1880.
348. Albert G-alatin' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in Livermore, Me., Oct. 15, 1815 ; married in Livermore, Dec. 15,
1840, Mary Estella Benjamin, daughter of Nathaniel and Betsey
(Chase) Benjamin. She was born in Livermore, Jan. i, 1818. He
moved from his birthplace to Winthrop, where he remained for some
time, later moving to Oxford, Me., where he kept a public house for

ALBERT Galatin Hinds.

Mary estella ^benjamin) Hinds.

SEVENTH GENERATION 11/
many years. At this place he owned land and bought and sold horses
and cattle. He kept what was known as the " Lake House " on the
main street which was the only house of its kind in the place. About
1892, he moved to Portland, Me., where he has remained ever since.
Although well along in years, he is still in possession of all his facul
ties, is a pleasant talker and one who is very fond of telling stories of
the old days. He has been seriously injured several times by horses,
but has come through all right and bids fair to reach a good old age.
He lives in Portland (1899) and has furnished much of the valuable
data, regarding his family and that of his brothers and sisters.
Children, born in Livermore :
*930. i. Aurelius Stone', b. June 30, 1844.
931. ii. Janette', d. in infancy.
932. ui. John Fuller', b. Sept. 6, 1848. He is unmarried.

343. Anne E.' Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer* and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'),
born in Livermore, Me., Feb. 8, 1818 ; married in Livermore, Dec. 15,
1840, Cyrus Soper, who was born there. May 20, 1815, and died in Deering,
Me., March 31, 1891. He held the office of town agent and first select
man in the town of Livermore for fifteen years. He was a farmer, and
a house carpenter by trade. They moved to North Yarmouth in 188 1,
and in 1890 to Deering, where he died. She then went to live with
relatives in Massachusetts, Chicago, and Livermore. She now retains
all her faculties, does fancy work and embroideries of the latest date.
Children, born in Livermore :
933. i. Flora Maria', b. June 11, 1843, d. in Livermore, Jan. 25, 1856.
934. ii. Cyrus Hannibal', b. July 25, 1851 ; m. in Biddeford, Me., Oct.
27, 1872, Amenda Hutchinson, who was b. July 19, 1849. They
live in Chicago, where he is a mechanical engineer. They moved
to Massachusetts in 1880, and to Chicago in 1892. Children,
born in Biddeford: (a) Lutie Maria', b. March 27, 1874; m. in
Chicago, May 18, 1898, J. J. Wilsdon, who was b. Sept. 21, 1874.
(b) Infant son', b. June 29, 1877, d. Aug. 13, following, (c)
Minnie B.", b. Sept. 21, 1878.
935. Ui. Anne Hinds', b. AprU 15, 1857, d. in Livermore, July 19, 1859.
936. iv. Fred Neuton', b. March 18, 1861 ; m. in North Yarmouth, Me.,
May 28, 1882, May C. Barstow, who was born in North Yar
mouth, Feb. 9, 1864. Theyreside at Walnut HiU, Me. (1899),
and he has furnished the records of his famUy for this work.
ChUdren, born in North Yarmouth : (a) Annie May', b. Jan. 26,
1884 (b) Ella Blanche', b. June 7, 1887. (c) Alice Myrtle', b
Oct. 7, 1891.

*937-

1.

*938.

ii.

*939-

iii.

*940.

iv.

*94i.

V.

*942.

vi.

*943-

vii.

944-

vui.

945.

ix.

Il8 THE HINDS FAMILY
. 345. Elbridge G-erry' Hinds, son of Ebenezer* and Anna
(Hathaway) Hinds {Ebenezer'^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'),
born in Livermore, Me., June g, 1823 ; married in Livermore, Oct. 18,
1845, Cordania Benjamin, daughter of Nathaniel and Betsey (Chase)
Benjamin. He moved from Livermore to Winthrop, Me., in the fall of
1888. Here he built a house and barns and has since carried on a large
farm, the largest in the place. He raises farm produce and milk for the
market, for which he has a ready sale. He has also been an extensive
dealer in horses and stock.
Children, born in Livermore :
Elizabeth Benjamin', b. Jan. 18, 1847.
William Canada', b. Aug. 11, 1849.
Charles LeRoy', b. March 2, 1853.
Gorilla Rose", b. June 14, 1856.
Allen Drew', b. Dec. 31, 1859.
Fred Owen', b. May 20, 1861.
George Crosby', b. May 24, 1864.
Grant', b. Oct. 15, 1868. He resides, unmarried, in Winthrop.
Colfax*, b. Oct. 15, 1868. He is unmarried and resides in Win
throp.
374. Stephen Allen' Hinds, son of Principal C.*, and Dru
silla (Allen) Hinds (Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William', William'),
born in Livermore, Me., Dec. 14, 1808, and died Jan. 23, 1897 ; married
in 1845, Mary Eastman, of Canton.
Children, born in Livermore :
946. i. Daughter' (unnamed), d. in infancy.
*947. ii. Prince Emmons', b. April 11, 1848.
948. iii. Noble Allen', b. Jan. 19, 1S50. Unmarried.
949. iv. Clara Ellen', b. Jan. 27, 1854. She is unmarried and lives in
North Livermore (1899).
375. Elizabeth Tisdale' Hinds, daughter of Principal C.S
and Drusilla (Allen) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in Livermore, Me., Oct. 13, 1810, and died in West-
brook, Me., June 3, 1894; married in North Livermore, Oct. 24, 1831,
William Augustus Emmons, of Indiana, who was born in Clarendon, Vt.,
July I, 1805, and died at sea near San Bias, on his passage to Cali
fornia, July 4, 1849. He held the office of associate judge for the
county of Hamilton, in Indiana, from May 2, 1837, for the term of
seven years.
Children :
950. i. Frederick Augustus', b. in Wellsburg, Va., July 17, 1834. He
served in the Civil war.

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119

951- ii. Helen Elizabeth', b. in North Livermore, March 2, 1841 ; m.
July II, 1861, Charles WUliam Noyes, who was b. in Yarmouth,
April 25, 1836, and d. there, Oct 16, 1877. He fought in the
CivU war and was wounded in the lung. She resides in West-
brook (1899). ChUdren, born in Westbrook: (a) Florence', b.
June 24, 1862 ; m. in Westbrook, June 3, 1882, Irving Ezekiel
Hicks, of Cumberland, Me., who was b. there, July 7, 1858.
Children, born in Westbrook: (i) Charles Joseph", b. Aug. 12,
1883. (2) Harold Emmons", b. July i, i8S6. (b) Helen Em-
mons^, b. Feb. 6, 1864; m, in Westbrook, Aug. 15, 1887, William
Thomas Hawkes, who was b. in Windham, Me., Nov. 21, 1867.
Children: (i) Arthur Everett'", b. Deering, Me., Oct 27, 1888.
(2) Ferdinand WUson", b. in Westbrook, Aug. 31, 1890. (c)
Josephine', b. Feb. 4, 1868. She is unmarried (1899).
376. Sarah T.' Hinds, daughter of Principal C", and Drusilla
(Allea) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born
in Livermore, Me., Sept. 7, 1812. She is unmarried. She was invested
at birth with push, vim and understanding. Bereft of her father under
the most saddening circumstances, he having been drowned by the
overturning of a boat amid a jam of logs in Richmond, Me., she was, at
sixteen years of age, thrown upon her own resources, which must be
the outgrowth of a strong and fine nature, to combat with the world,
full of enterprise, growth and progress. She learned the trade of a
tailoress and worked at her trade as a means of self-support, and to
assist as well as might be, her widowed mother and the large family so
suddenly become fatherless. She would go from place to place and
sew, according to the needs of the various families who employed her,
in the seasons requiring an efficient seamstress. She did her work
well. As she grew older, she developed an unusual skill in caring for
the sick ; would go and watch with those persons, who when too ill to
care for themselves, and having no means with which to hire a nurse,
must have suffered without such ministrations. Afterwards, as times
changed and she was remunerated with wages, according to the prices
paid at the time of services rendered, nurses were scarce, and the pres
ence of Sarah Hinds c^me to be so imperative that she had scarcely
time to rest from the tedium of the sick room, until it began to tell on
her nervous system. And yet she labored on, until after fully fifty
years caring for people of all grades in illness, she retired to the home
of her brother. Noble P. Hinds, caring for his wife in her last illness,
and remaining at his house as housekeeper for him and his two chil
dren. Noble and Sarah are living alone in Livermore (Hillman's
Ferry), except when Annie, with her family, comes from Brockton,
annually, to pass several weeks with them. In her youth, Sarah united

I20 THE HINDS FAMILY
with the Methodist church in Livermore. At middle life, she secured
the agency for the sale of shoulder-braces, from different manufacturers
and thus amassed sufficient for a life support.
377. Charity Canedy Hinds, daughter of Principal C* and
Drusilla (Allen) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Livermore, Me., Nov. 19, 1814, and died in 1893 ; mar
ried (first) in Nobleville, Ind., Sept. 3, 1837, John Hutchens, of
Henderson, Ky. Just before his death, he had a law suit pending in
Indianapolis, and to get there was obliged to cross the White River on
horseback. When night came, the stream was so swollen that it was
dangerous to return home. Being a man of great love for home, and
for punctuality, he would hazard all. When he retired, his wife found
that his hair was damp, and he remarked that he had swam home and
had struck something, hurting his head. He soon became violently ill,
which terminated in his death, Oct. 2, 1841. His death came near un
balancing his wife's mind, who was left alone just on the threshold of
prosperity. His wife, afterwards, for her support, taught an advanced^
class of young pupils. She married (second) Feb. 25, 1844, Colonel
Charles Weaver Hutchens, who was born in Owego Village, N. Y., about
1801, and died in Henderson, March i, 1893. She was a most brilliant
and highly cultured woman of rare Christian graces. Her second hus
band was an able politician and journalist, and as an editor, had few
equals. He was appointed colonel in the Indiana militia, and was
provost marshal during the war of the rebellion. He was a fluent
speaker, and made a strong race for Congress. In later days, he was
county judge of Henderson Co., and it was his honor to draw up and
have passed the charter of the city of Henderson, Ky., about 1853.
Child, by first husband :
952. i. Charles Allen', b. June 23, 1838, d. in June, 1841.
Children, by second husband :
953. ii. Anne Elvira', b. in LouisviUe, Ky., March 12, 1845; m. Dec. 15,
1864, George Samuel Webb, who was b. in the South, March 30,
1841, d. Feb. 3, 1896, of heart trouble. He was a contractor in
Henderson. Was a self-made man, prosperous and energetic,
and became wealthy. She resides in Henderson (1899) and has
furnished the records of her family for this book. Children, born
in Henderson: (a) Elizabeth Emmons', b. Nov. 15, 1865; m.
Nov. 19. 1890, Dr. Elijah Branson. Children: (i) Georgana Lu-
cUe'°, b. Sept 23, 1891, d. July 15, 1892. (2) Linnie Evelyne'", b.
Sept. 12, 1893. (3) Charles Elijah", b. June 19, 1895. (4) M^''"
guerite Webb", b. May 13, 1898. (b) Charles William', b. AprU
4, 1867, d. Oct. 19, 1889. He was a bright, active boy in the
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SEVENTH GENERATION 121
morality, (c) Georgia', b. March 3, 1876; m. Dec. 1, 1897, Louis
K. Harrington. It is said of her that she is a beautiful and ac
complished girl, possessing her ancestors' Christian graces. Child :
(i) Thelma", b. Sept 22, 1898.
954. in. Virgil Porter', b. in Bowling Green, Ky., Oct. 31, 1846, d. in
Hickman. Ky., Aug. 6, 1852.
955. iv. George Washington', b. in Hickman, Feb. 22, 1848, d. there,
March 14, following.
956. V. Frances Drusilla Derrim', b. in Bowling Green, Oct 21, 1849,
d. in Oct., 1880; m. (first) James McHatton ; m. (second) James
Sheffer. ChUdren, by first husband : (a) Charles Hinds', (b)
James Hutchens'. (c) William Charity', (d) Noble'. ChUdren,
by second husband: (e) Leonard McCuUet'. (f) George Webb'.
957. vi. Sylvan Hinds', b. in Hickman, Oct 23, 1851 ; m. (first) May 16,
1871, Mary Ann Hudson, who d. Aug. 7, 1880; m. (second) Sept.
20, 1893, Mrs. Rebecca Thomas. He is a contractor in Hender
son (1899). ChUdren: (a) William Charity', b. June 18, 1872.
(b) Marshall', b. Feb. 11, 1S74. (c) Kate E.', b. July 7, 1876, d.
July 29, 1887. (d) Carrie', b. Jan. 19, 1879, d. Sept. 4, 1880.
958. vu. Sarah Ellen', b. in Henderson, Dec. 28, 1853, ^- there, Sept. 21,
1854.
959. viii. Ellen Sarah', b. in Hickman, Aug. 12, 1856; m. WUliam Towles.
They had six children.
378. Julia Peirce' Hinds, daughter of Principal C.*, and
Drusilla (Allen) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Livermore, Me., Feb. 19, 1817; married in 1839, Sala-
thiel Tilton of Livermore. He resides in Floral Park, N. Y. (1899),
and has furnished records for this book.
Children :
960. i. Ellen', b. in 1840.
961. u. Son' (name unknown) b. in 1848, d. in infancy.
379. Sylvia Brown' Hinds, daughter of Principal C.*, and
Drusilla (Allen) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Livermore, Me., June 7, 1819, and died July 24, 1894;
married Dec. 2, 185 1, Tobias Gibson of Bridgton, Me., who was born
July 23, 1813, and died in Bridgton. At the time of marriage he was
a widower, having married (first) Aug. 25, 1837, Sarah Evans, who was
born June 15, 182 1, and died Sept. 18, 1846. He was a carriage manu
facturer. Child :
962. i. Arthur W.', b. in Bridgton, April 23, 1859 ; m. in EvansvUle,
Ind., June 9, 1892, Henrietta Buell. He is a music teacher and
resides in New Harmony, Ind. (1899). ChUdren: (a) WUliam
Stevenson', b. Feb. 2, 1893. (b) Helen', b. July 25, 1895. (c)
Arthur', b. July 11, 1897.

*964.

ii.

*965.

iii.

*966.

iv.

*967.

V.

968.

vi.

122 THE HINDS FAMILY
380. Winthrop Tisdale' Hinds, son of Principal C.*, and
Drusilla (Allen) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William', Wil
liam^), born in Livermore, Me., Sept. 30, 182 1 ; married in Livermore,
Jan. 27, 1853, Sarah L. Allen of Canton, Me. He resides in Liver
more Center, Me. (1899).
Children, born in Livermore :
963. i. Drusilla Allen', b. Oct. 15, 1853, d. unmarried, of cancer, in
Livermore, Jan. 19, 1898.
Job Peirce', b. Sept. 27, 1855.
Raphael A.', b. March 29, 1858.
George Frederick', b. in 1859.
Charles H.', b. in 1862.
Eva Tracy', b. in 1874.
383. Noble Principal' Hinds, son of Principal C.*, and
Drusilla (Allen) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William', Wil
liam'), born in Dresden, Me., Feb. 7, 1827 ; m. in 1859, Sarah Norris
of Livermore Falls, Me. He resides in Livermore Center.
Children :
969. i. Everett Bates', b. in East Livermore, April 6, 1863, d. of pneu
monia in Livermore, Jan. 23, 1882. It has been said of him:
" He was a child, exceedingly quick in every sense of the word.
He could jump the farthest of any child in the neighborhood and
seemed to inherit the predominating spirit of his grandfather.
Principal C. Hinds, who was an athlete and sportive wrestler, and
far excelled any other man of his acquaintance of that day."
*970. ii. Annie', b. in Turner, Me., Nov. i, 1867.
971. iii. Ernest W.', b. in Jay, Me., March 3, 1871, d. there, Dec. 6, 1773.
383. William Canedy Hinds, son of Owen Hillman* and
Mary (Bates) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in North Livermore, Me., Sept. 12, 1812 ; married in St. Stephen,
N. B., July 17, 1836, Mary Hill, daughter of William Hill. She was
born in St. Stephen, June 16, 1816. He has built a great many vessels
of different kinds, and in 1853, built the largest ship that had ever been
constructed in Maine, up to that time, and is now (1897) at the age of
eighty-five, a remarkably vigorous nian, and able to do a day's work in
the shipyard, that would put to shame a much younger man. He lives
in Calais, Me., and has furnished records for this work.
Children, first seven born in St. Stephen, others in Calais :
*972. i. Emeline', b. Sept 1, 1837.
973. u. Elbridge Peirce', b. Aug. 2, 1839, d. in St. Stephen, Aug. 29,
1840.
974. in. Emily Thompson', b. Oct. 29, 1841, d. in St. Stephen, Nov. 5,
1844.

SEVENTH GENERATION 123
*975. iv. Flora Maria', b. Oct. 5, 1843.
*976. V. Ebenezer', b. Jan. 19, 1846.
*977. vi. Clarissa', b. Jan. 5, 1848.
978. vii. Hannah Elizabeth', b. Jan. 6, 1S50, d. unmarried, in St. Stephen,
Sept 25, 1876.
*979. viii. Cordelia', b. Aug. 10, 1852.
*98o. ix. George William', b. Aug. 5, 1854.
384. Cordelia' Hinds, daughter of Owen Hillman* and Mary
(Bates) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born
in Hallowell, Me., Sept. 28, 1814; married in St. David, N. B., Sept.
22, 1833, Lieut. Jacob Hopps, son of John and Susannah (Young)
Hopps. He died in October, 1896. They had no children, and she
resides (1898) in St. Stephen, N. B.
386. Berilla' Hinds, daughter of Owen Hillman* and Mary
(Bates) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born
in Hallowell, Me., Sept. 29, 18 19 ; married by Rev. Michael Pickles, in
Ledge, N. B., Jan. 21, 1838, John Dunbar McKenzie, son of Archibald
and Jemima (PoUeys) McKenzie. He died in Ledge, May 8, 1867.
He was by trade a ship-builder and lumberman.
Children, born in Ledge :
981. i. William Hinds', b. in 1840, d. same year.
982. ii. Frances Adalaide', b. in 1842, and is unmarried (1899).
983. iii. Jeanette Elizabeth', b. in 1847 ; "•• in Ledge, by Rev. C. N.
Dutches, Jan. 25, 1871, John S. Commick, of Eureka, Cal., son
of William and Agnes (Wilson) Commick. He was b. in 1841.
ChUd, b. in Ledge: (a) Clifton Horace', b. Dec. 4, 1871. He is
a lawyer in Eureka ( 1898).
984. iv. Mary Hinds', b. in 1850; m. in Ledge, Jan. 3, 1878, David F.
Maxwell, son of Major James and Harriet (Perkins) Maxwell.
He was b. in St. Stephen, Oct. 21, 1848, where he now resides
(1899), and is a civil engineer. Children : (a) Maud Commick',
b. in Ledge, AprU 25, 1879. (b) James Kenneth', b. in St.
Stephen, Oct. 20, 1885, d. there, in August, i886. (c) Regnald
James', b. in St. Stephen, Jan. 28, 1892. (d) Allen', b. in St.
Stephen, Jan. 28, 1892.
985. V. John Kenneth', b. June 14, 1853 ; m. by Rev. H. Winkley, in St.
Stephen, Jan. 2, 1885, Kate Brown, daughter of Hon. James and
Catharine (Cameron) Brown. She was b. in AprU, 1854. He is
a. merchant and resides in Rumford Falls, Me. (1899). ChUd :
(a) Marguerite Katherme', b. Oct. 18, 1887.
986. vi. Charles Herbert', b. June 18, 1859; m. in Nov., 1896, Mary
Toothaker Bangs, daughter of Charles and Sarah ( Quimby) Bangs,
of PhUlips, Me. She was b. there, in 1874. He is a merchant in
Rumford FaUs (1899). ChUdren : (a) Janet Adalaide', b. in PhU
lips, in May, 1896. (b) Charles Herbert', b. in Rumford Falls
March 17, 1898.

^989.

111.

990.

iv.

991-

V.

'992.

' vi.

993-

vii.

994.

viii.

'995.

ix.

124 THE HINDS FAMILY
388. Owen Preserved' Hinds, son of Owen Hillman* and
Mary (Bates) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in Hallowell, Me., Dec. 20, 1824; married in St. Stephen, N. B.,
Feb. II, 1849, Matilda Hannah, daughter of John and Sarah (Hill)
Hannah. She was born in St. Stephen, May 15, 1826, and died in
Calais, Me., July 18, 1898. He resides in Calais (1899).
Children, first six born in St. Stephen, others in Calais.
987. i. George E.', b. July 8, 1850; m. in Waltham, Mass., in August,
1878, Ella Whitney, of Calais, daughter of Charles and Louise
(HUtz) Whitney. They are without children.
988. ii. Owen P.', b. July 23, 1852. Resides in Calais (1899).
Fred CLIFF0RD^ b. March 12, 1855.
Jessie', b. Jan. 27, 1857. Resides in Calais (1899).
Thomas Jefferson', b. in January, 1859, d. in infancy.
Thomas Jefferson", b. in 1861.
Charles Maurice', b. in December, 1863, d. unmarried, in Lowell,
Mass., March 26, 1897.
Mary Edith", b. Jan. 28, 1865, d. in Chelsea, Mass., June i, 1889.
Grace E.', b. Nov. i, 1868.
398. Samuel H.' Hinds, son of Tisdale Leonard* and Olive
(Washburn) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in New Portland, Me., March 26, 1819, and died in Salem, Me.,
March 26, 1891 ; married in Embden, Me., Sept. 17, 1846, Priscilla
Ayer. He was one of the selectmen in Salem for many years and
was by trade a carpenter and joiner. His wife died in Phillips, Me.,
Sept. 21, 1895.
Children, born in Kingfield, Me.:
*996. i. Warren Tufts', b. AprU ii, 1850.
*997. ii. Olive May', b. Nov. 2, 1855.
998. iii. Ellen Priscilla', b. May 13, 1857, d. in Kingfield, March 29,
1867.
999. iv. Zilpha Etta', b. May 8, 1859, d. in Kingfield, Sept. 6, i860.
399. Edward Washburn' Hinds, son of Tisdale Leonard*
and Olive (Washburn) Hinds (Ebenezer'', Ebenezer*, John', William',
William'), born in Freeman, Me., Oct. 26, 1824, and died at Range 3,
No. 4, Me., Oct. 21, 1876 ; married in Farmington, Me., Oct. 15, 1851,
Sarah Jane Sprague, daughter of David and Sarah Jane (Mann)
Sprague. She was born in Farmington, Dec. 22, 1827. He was a far
mer and lumberman. She resides in Stratton, Me. (1899).
Children, first four born in Kingfield, others at Range 3, No. 4 :
*iooo. i. Leonard T.', b. Aug. 20, 1852.
~ looi. ii. Charles M.", b. Jan. i, 1855, d. at Range 3, No. 4, May 19, 1868.

^ SEVENTH GENERATION 125
*ioo2. iii. Jennette C.8, b. March 17, 1857.
1003. iv. Herbert O.', b. April 26, 1861, d. in Kingfield, Sept. 26, 1862.
*ioo4. v. Walter E.', b. June 26, 1863.
1005. vi. Ellen S.', b. Dec. 29, i866, d. at Range 3, No. 4, Oct. 23, 1877.
400. Mary F. W.' Hinds, daughter of Tisdale Leonard* and
Olive (Washburn) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William', Wil
liam'), born in Kingfield, Me., Nov. 29, 1826; married in Lowell, Mass.,
Feb. I, 1857, Faunce Jabez Hammond, son of Faunce and Clarissa
(Thompson) Hammond. She resides in Flagstaff, Me. (1899) and has
furnished records of her family for this work.
Children, first five born in Kingfield :
1006. i. Inez Adalaide', b. June 21, 1858, d. in Kingfield, Jan. lo, 1863.
1007. u. Charles Henry', b. Aug. 31, 1859; m. Oct. 31, 1884, EUie S.
Taylor. He is a lumberman and farmer and has six children.
1008. iii. Etta H.', b. Jan. 22, 1862; m. Jan. i, 1885, John R. VUes. He
is a lumberman, timber land owner, and mUl man and a director
in two log-driving companies. He is general manager of the
Franklin and Somerset Land and Lumber Co., and has been one
of the selectmen and justice of the peace. They had seventeen
children.
1009. iv. Lamont FaunceS, b. March 23, 1864; m. in Flagstaff, Me., May
6, 1888, Nora M. Viles. He is a lumberman and farmer and has
one child.
1.010. V. Nellie Cutler', b. Aug. 24, 1866. She is unmarried.
lOii. vi. Bartlett Elon', b. in Carrabasset, Me., April i, 1869, and is
unmarried.
401. liCOnard Bartlett' Hinds, son of Tisdale Leonard*
and Olive (Washburn) Hinds {Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in Kingfield, Me., April 14, 1830, and died in Range-
ley, Me., Dec. 22, 1883 ; married in Kingfield, Jan. i, 1858, Mrs. Helen
C. (Blaisdell) Butterfield.
Child :
*ioi2. i. Nelson S.', b. in North New Portland, Me., May 3, 1862.
403. Charles H. D.' Hinds, son of Tisdale Leonard* and
Olive (Washburn) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Kingfield, Me., June 15, 1833, and died in Washington,
D. C, Jan 30, 1861. He was a member of the First United States
Cavalry, and had been in the service four years and six months before
the war, being stationed at Wala Wala, Wash. He was unmarried.
403. Americus Vespucius' Hinds, son of Tisdale
Leonard* and Olive (Washburn) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John',

126 THE HINDS FAMILY
William', William') born in Kingfield, Me., Nov. 23, 1835 ; married
in Kingfield, Oct. 15, 1854, Jane C. Lander, daughter of Stephen and
Lydia Lander. He was one of the selectmen in Kingfield, from 1881
to 1887, and in 1898 and 1899. He was at one time deputy sheriff of
Franklin County. He resides in Kingfield (1899), where he is a con
tractor and builder.
Children, born in Kingfield :
*ioi3. i. LuciEN P.', b. Jan. 6, 1856.
*ioi4. ii. Eva A.', b. Aug. 14, 1865.
*ioi5. ui. Effie L.', b. Nov. 23, 1872.
433. William Sumner' Hinds, son of Sumner* and Chloe
(Ashley) Hinds {John^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'), born in
that part of Middleborough which afterwards became Lakeville, Jan. 2,
1835 ; married by Rev. Asa Tyler Winslow, in Lakeville, Dec. 21, 1864,
Rachel Pickens Winslow, daughter of Rev. Asa Tyler and Ann (Pickens)
Winslow. She was born in Middleborough, Oct. 5, 1841 . He commenced
to work at the trade of sawyer, which he had learned with his father at an
early age, working in several different towns in southeastern Massachu
setts and Rhode Island, and this continued to be his occupation the great
er part of his life. The house in which he was born stands on the farm,
which was the home of John and Olive (Valentine) Hinds, during the
latter part of their lives. Their son, Sumner, built the house now
standing, and always occupied it until his death. Sumner's son,
Stephen, has also lived there and brought up his family under the
same roof. The old house which was occupied by John and Olive
Hinds, was torn down many years ago. It was occupied after his
death by his son Leonard, and daughter Nancy, neither of whom mar
ried. It stood a few rods south of the new house, and was shaded by
a large buttonwood tree, still standing. The subject of this sketch
united with the Central Methodist Episcopal church, Middleborough,
soon after its organization, and was an original pew-owner in the same.
Later, he became a member of the Central Congregational church,
uniting with the latter, March 26, 1873. He resides in Middleborough
(1899). His wife is a direct descendant in the eighth generation, of Kenelm
Winslow, of Marshfield, a brother of Gov. Edward Winslow, of Ply
mouth, the line of descent being as follows : {Asa Tylert, Asa^, Ezra^,
Josiah*, Josiah', Kenelm", Kenelm'). Her father, Asa T. Winslow, was
a member of the general court of Massachusetts in 1845 ^"^^ 1846,
and served several years as selectman, assessor and overseer of the
poor for Middleborough and later for Lakeville. He was appointed

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justice of the peace, March 19, 1851. Ann Pickens, her mother, was a
daughter of Zattu and Rachel (Mead) Pickens, of Middleborough.
She was a descendant of the emigrant, Thomas and Margaret (Steele)
Pickens, early settlers in the west parish of Middleborough. After her
husband's death, she resided with her daughter, in Middleborough,
where she died March 17, 1895, at the advanced age of 94 years, 9
months and 14 days.
Child :
*ioi6. i. Sumner William', b. in Middleborough, Feb. 6, 1866.
434. Stephen Valentine' Hinds, son of Sumner^ and
Chloe (Ashley) Hinds {John^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'),
born in Middleborough, Mass., Oct. 4, 1836 ; married in Lakeville,
Mass., July 25, 1869, Ellen Peirce, daughter of Philip H. and Abigail
(Pickens) Peirce, of Lakeville. She was born July 12, 1840. He lives
in Myricks, Mass. (1899).
Children, born in Middleborough :
1017. i. Jennie F.', b. June 13, 1870.
1018. ii. James P.", b. Nov. 16, 1872.
1019. iii. Abbt E.', b. July 18, 1875.
435. LiUCy' Hinds, daughter of Sumner* and Chloe (Ashley)
Hinds {John^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born in Middle
borough, Mass., Sept. 20, 1838 ; married in Lakeville, Mass., in No
vember, 1875, Asa Winslow, son of Rev. Asa Tyler and Ann (Pickens)
Winslow. He was born in Middleborough, Nov. 28, 1832. She resides
in Myricks, Mass. (1899).
Children, born in Lakeville :
1020. i. Edward Bernard', b. June 3, 1878.
1021. ii. Asa Irving', b. April 12, 1880.
437. John Calvin' Hinds, son of Sumner* and Chloe (Ash
ley) Hinds (John^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born in
Middleborough, Mass., May 24, 1843, ^^^ died in Lakeville, Mass.,
Feb. 22, 1877 ; married Eva Dean, daughter of Philip and Emma (Mc-
Cully) Dean, of Lakeville. She died in Taunton, Mass., Feb. 14,
1881. Children, born in Middleborough.
1022. i. Emma May", b. Nov. 24, 1872, d. in Taunton, Feb. 14, 1881.
1023. ii. Jane Eva', b. Oct. 9, 1874. She is a school teacher.

128 THE HINDS FAMILY
438. Olive' Hinds, daughter of Sumner* and Chloe (Ashley)
Hinds (John^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born in Middle
borough, Mass., July 31, 1845 ! married Edgar W. Allen, who resides
in Foxboro, Mass. (1899).
Children :
1024. i. Ernest E."
1025. ii. Herbert R."
1026. in. Sumner W."
1027. iv. Avery W "
1028. V. Edgar C."
439. Maria A.' Hinds, daughter of John* and Mrs. Anna
(Strobridge) (Peirce) Hinds {Leonard^, Ebenezer*, John', William',
William'), born in Middleborough, Mass., in June, 18 10, and is de
ceased; married May 24, 1828, Otis Harlow of Middleborough, who is
deceased. Children, born probably in Middleborough :
1029. i. Ann H.', b. March 20, 1829; m. J. W. Flansburg, and resides in
Rock, Mass. (1899).
Frank O.', b. Aug. 17, 1831, and is deceased; m. Sarah Burgess.
Sabah j.', b. Jan. 27, 1835, d. in 1866.
Elizabeth N.', b. Dec. 25, 1836, d. Jan. i, 1837.
Elizabeth N.', b. April i, 1838, d. in October, 1840.
Eleanor C, m. Dr. Shurtleff.
Charlotte N.', b. AprU 7, 1846; m. Thomas R. HUlman. Chil-
ren: (a) Mary', (b) Alice'.
1036. viii. Mary E. K.", b. Oct. 14, 1848 ; m. Dr. Shurtleff.
440. Jane S.' Hinds, daughter of John* and Mrs. Anna
(Strobridge) (Peirce) Hinds {Leonard^, Ebenezer*, John', William',
William'), born in Middleborough, Mass., Dec. 15, 181 1, and is de
ceased ; married Dr. George W. Snow of Middleborough, who is also
deceased. They were without children.
473. William Wadsworth' Hinds, son of Preserved* and
Ann E. (Walling) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in Susquehanna Co., Penn., Aug. 25, 1832, and died, un
married, Dec. 20, 1862. He was sergeant in the 57th Pennsylvania
Volunteers during the Civil war, and was wounded at the battle of Fred
ericksburg, dying nine days later in a tent on the field.
473. Frederick Mortimer' Hinds, son of Preserved* and
Ann E. (Walling) Hinds (Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), horn in Susquehanna Co., Penn., Sept. 17, 1834; married in

1030.

11.

1031.

iii.

1032.

iv.

1033-

V.

1034.

vi.

I03S.

vii.

SEVENTH GENERATION I 29
Pennsylvania, Mary E. Pepper. He was corporal in the 57th Pennsyl
vania Volunteers during the Civil war. He is at present a mine pro
spector in Idaho. They had two bo)'s and one girl. The boy died in
childhood and the girls both married but are without children. Their
names are not known nor anything more concerning the family.
474. Ansel Conrad' Hinds, son of Preserved* and Ann E.
(Walling) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in Susquehanna Co., Penn., March 23, 1836, and died from an
injury received by a fall from a tree, Feb. 20, 1864; married Emily J.
Pepjjer, who at his death married Mr. Lucas.
Child :
1037. i. Daughter', (name unknown), m. Mr. Armstrong, and has two
children.
475. Henry Harrison' Hinds, son of Preserved* and Ann
E. (Walling) Hinds (Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in Forest Lake, Penn., Oct. 9, 1840 ; married, in Rushville, Penn.,
Dec. 16, 1871, Mary Elizabeth Sherwood, daughter of William H. and
Martha Jane (Turrell) Sherwood. She was born in Forest Lake, Dec.
10, 1853. Mr. Hinds is a pioneer farmer and stock breeder in Mont
calm County, Mich., and a well-known figure at gatherings of farmers
and breeders of live stock. With very limited educational advantages,
he started out to make his own way in the world. In 1861, he enlisted
in the Fifty-seventh Penn,sylvania Volunteer Infantry, as a private, and
served to the close of the war, being mustered out as captain, in July,
1865. During his service, he took part in many battles and was three
times wounded ; was captured and kept prisoner for a year and eight
months, part of the time being under the fire of our own guns at
Charleston. While a prisoner, he was confined in Libby Prison, and
in prisons in Danville, Va., Macon, Ga., Charleston, Va., Columbia,
S. C, and Goldsboro, where he was paroled and entered the Union
lines, March i, 1865. At the close of the war, he engaged in the dry-
goods business at Little , Meadows, Penn., but his health being badly
shattered, from his long service in the army, he went West to Michigan,
settling in Stanton, in 1866. Here he continued in the mercantile
business for a time, but later engaged in the lumber business. There
he and his family have lived ever since. He was a pioneer in utilizing
the land after the pine had been cut off for agricultural purposes and
cleared the first land in the vicinity of Stanton for a crop. He utilized
the pine stumps for fencing a good deal of his land, having now about
ten miles upon his farm of over a thousand acres within and around
the corporate limits of Stanton. Twenty years ago, he commenced
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130 THE HINDS FAMILY
breeding shorthorn cattle, and still maintains his herd, taking a lively
interest in this breed. For years he has kept a large flock of grade
sheep on his farm, and at one time had a flock of registered merinos.
These he has changed for registered Shropshires, of which he has a
large flock, and is an official of the American association. He also
breeds Poland-China hogs, grade Percheron horses, and standard bred
trotters. He is also a large feeder of cattle, sheep and hogs, following
western methods in the feeding and care of the stock. His extensive
corn crop is fed out to cattle, in the open field, and his fattening hogs
follow them. He aims to do everything with as little expense for labor
as possible.
At the Columbian World's Fair, Mr. Hinds was chief marshal, and
also one of the dairy commission. He had charge of the shorthorns
in the dairy test, and how well he performed his various duties is a
matter of record. From the day the fair opened, until its close, he was
never absent from the grounds during business hours, and the manner
in which he selected and managed the shorthorns in the dairy test,
proved him emphatically the right man in the right place. The results
he obtained, no doubt, had much to do with the revival of interest in
that great breed in the dairy states.
Mr. Hinds has been honored politically, as well as by the various
associations to which he has belonged. He has been elected to office
in every association to which he belongs — has been president of the
State Shorthorn and Shropshire Sheep Associations, vice-president of
the Michigan Merino Association, has been president of the State Live
Stock Sanitary Commission since its organization, an official of the
State Agricultural Society, and a member of the executive committee
of the State Grange. While well along in years, Mr. Hinds has pre
served in a wonderful degree the feelings and sympathies of a young
man. He is very active mentally and bodily, a quick and clear thinker,
and a strong advocate of his views on any subject in which he is inter
ested. He has a large number of warm friends and admirers among
the live-stock breeders of Michigan, and they always insist upon avail
ing themselves of his abilities. He is a Republican in politics.
Mr. Hinds has been of much assistance in tracing out the records of
his branch of the family for this work, and has sent on from time to
time, much valuable information.
Children, born in Stanton :
1038. i. Edna', b. Sept 17, 1875, d. in Stanton, April 30, 1892.
1039. ii. Alma', b. Feb. 15, 1877.
1040. in. Eva', b. March 21, 18S2.
1 04 1. iv. May', b. May 13, 1883.
1042. V. Sherwood', b. March i, 1885.

SEVENTH GENERATION 13I
476. Dotha Adelia' Hinds, daughter of Preserved* and Ann
E. (WalUng) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in Susquehanna Co., Penn., Sept. 6, 1842 ; married (first) Philo
Sherwood ; married (second) Mr. Doland. By her first husband, she
had two daughters, one dying in childhood, the other at maturity.
They reside in Montana.
479. Margaret' Hinds, daughter of John E.* and Sarah
(Wood) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born Dec. 28, 1834, and died Nov. 24, 1895 ; married John S. Frink.
483. Adolph H.' Hinds, son of John B.^ and Sarah (Wood)
Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'), born Sept.
7, 1844 ; married Hattie A. Titus. He lived in Wysox, Pa.
484. Eliza A.' Hinds, daughter of John B.* and Sarah (Wood)
Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born March
6, 1847 ; married Oct. 27, 1868, A. F. Eddy. They reside in Rome,
Bradford Co., Penn. (1899).
488. Ella May Hinds, daughter of John B.* and Sarah
(Wood) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer* , John', William", William'), born
July 13, 1859 ; married July 26, 1875, James R. Furman. They reside
in Meadville, Penn. (1899).
489. John F.' Hinds, son of John B*. and Sarah (Wood)
Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born July
15, 1859 ; married April 12, 1892, Mary Frazer. They live in Mercus,
Bradford Co., Penn. (1899). He has furnished the record of his family
for this work.
Child :
1043. i. John William', b. Jan. 1, 1893.
491. George L.' Hinds, son of David* and Malvina (St-eb-
bins) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William", William'), born
in Bridgewater Township, Penn., June 29, 1846 ; married Dec. 25, 1866,
Alice Jackson. They reside in Elmira, N. Y. (1899).
Children :
1044. i. Gordon D."
1045. ii. David A.'
1046. in. William M.'
1047. iv. May", m. Mr. Barnes.
1048. V. DenaS, d. young.

132 THE HINDS FAMILY
493. Jennie H.' Hinds, daughter of David' and Malvina
(Stebbins) Hinds {Abanoam^, Ebenezer*, John', William', William'),
born in Wysox, Bradford Co., Penn., July 26, 1850; married in Bridge-
water Township, Penn., July 29, 1869, Mahlon Robert Bostwick, son of
Madison and Amanda (Griffis) Bostwick. He was born in Jessup,
Penn. She lives in Montrose, Penn. (1899), and has been of great as
sistance in tracing out her branch of the family for this work.
Children :
1049. i. MiNA H.', b. July 13, 1872, d. seven days later.
1050. ii. George Madison", b. Sept. 12, 1874; m. Bessie Burns of Mon
trose, Dec. 17, 1895. They reside in Montrose (1899). ChUd:
(a) Robert Burns', b. June 14, 1898.
1051. iii. Rebecca Blanche", b. March 10, 1882.
503. Joel' Hinds, son of David* and Hannah (Tucker) Hinds
(Olivet^, John*, John', John\ James'), born in North Brookfield,
Mass., Aug. 21, 1804; married Nov. 27, 1831, Mehitable Leavitt, of
Dummer, N. H.
Children :
1052. i. Austin".
1053. ii. Oliver'.
1054. iii. Adaline'.
Nothing further has been obtained concerning this family.
505. Amasa' Hinds, son of David* and Hannah (Tucker)
Hinds {Oliver'', John*, John', John', James'), born in North Brook
field, Mass., Dec. 19, 1807 ; married (first) in 1833, Mary Combs Wins
low, who was born Dec. 22, 1813, and died in April, 1873 ; married
(second) in November, 1874, Mrs. Roxanna Boynton, of Brookfield. He
was a wheelwright in East Brookfield, and was also a deacon in the
Baptist church. No children by either wife.
506. Amanda' Hinds, daughter of David" and Hannah
(Tucker) Hinds (Oliver^, John*, John', John', James'-), born in North
Brookfield, Mass., Sept. 15, 1809, and died in Spencer, Mass., Sept. 12,
1855 ; married April 29, 1829, in Stark, N. H., Joshua Cole, of Stark,
son of Edmund and Judith (Rowell) Cole. He was born in Stark,
Oct. 31, 1805, and died in Brookfield Mass., March 20, 1883.
Children, first five born in Stark, others in Spencer :
1055. i. Orison", b. March 27, 1830, d. in Stark, April 11, 1831.
1056. ii. Orvis", b. May 21, 1831, d. same day.
1057. iii. Louisa", b. May II, 1832, d. Sept 11, 1879; "i. Nov. 13, 1851,
George Rowell, who was b. Feb. 7, 1829. He is a farmer and

SEVENTH GENERATION I 33
manufacturer, and resides in Paxton, Mass. (1899). Child : (a)
Ella Louise', b. in Spencer, Jan. 21, 1858, d. in Paxton, May i,
1888.
1058. iv. Otis", b. Dec. 25, 1833; m. Sept 22, 1858, Lucy Jane Skinner,
who was b. Sept. 26, 1838. He is a clergyman and resides in
Haverhill, Mass. (1899). He has furnished the records of his
famUy for this work. ChUdren : (a) Harry Joshua', b. in Spencer,
Aug. 15, 1859; m. April 20, 1887, Bessie Plummer Garland, who
was b. Feb. 25, 1857, d. Aug. 3, 1897. He is a lawyer of Haver-
hUl (1899). ChUdren, bom in Haverhill: (i) Margaret Frances'",
b. March 3, 1888, d. June 24, 1895. (2) Arthur Harrison'", b.
Nov. 21, 1889. (3) Luella Winnifred'", b. AprU i, 1893. (4)
Helen Edith'", b. Feb. 3, 1896, d. July 18, 1896. (b) Mary Hel
ena', b. Nov. 12, i860.
1059, V. Persis Maria", b. Dec. 21, 1835. She is a teacher in the public
schools of Worcester, Mass. (1899).
1060. vi. Mary Ann", b. March 10, 1838. She is a housekeeper and resides
in East Brookfield, Mass. (1899).
1061. VU. Lucinda Hinds", b. March 23, 1840, and resides in East Brook
field, Mass. (1899).
1062. viii. William Ezra", b. July 27, 1842 ; m. April 20, 1870, Abbie Sarah
Ball, who was b. Aug. 4, 1845. He is a physician, in
Worcester, Mass. (1899), and has furnished the records of his
family for this work. Children : (a) Marion Lucy', b. in Keene,
N. H., July 4, 1872. Teacher in the State Reform School,
Westboro, Mass. (1899). (b) Vivian Mary', b. in Keene, May
24, 1875, d. Dec. 25, 1895. (c) Forrest WUliam', b, in Keene,
Oct. 22, 1876. (d) Ernest Joshua', b. in Worcester, Oct. 30,
1882.
1063. ix. Martha Ellen", b. Nov. 4, 1844, d. in Newburyport, Mass.,
AprU 2, 1868; m. (first) July 13, 1862, TurtuUus C. Ward, who
was b. Nov. 28, 1835, and was kUled at the battle of Gettysburg,
July 3, 1863; m. (second) May 9, 1867, Watson W. Smith, who
was b. Sept. 24, 1836. He is a clergyman residing in Worcester
(1899). Child: (a) Martha Angelica', b. March 29, 1868, d.
same day.
1064. X. Lucy Cutler', b. Nov. 24, 1846; m. AprU 29, 1869, Watson W.
Smith, who was b. Sept. 24, 1836. Children : (a) Ethel Irene', b.
in Hudson, N. H., Aug. 3, 1874; m. June 20, 1894, George H.
Haynes, who was b. in May, 1865. ChUd : (i) Gladys Dorothea'",
b. in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 2, 1895. (b) Harold Heber', b.
in Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. 26, 1882.
1065. xi. Everett Leroy", b. Oct. 15, 1851; m. (first) April 20, 1882,
Charlotte L. Hastings, who d. in Brookfield, Oct. 13, 1892 ; m.
(second) Dec. 20, 1892, Ellen Harwood. He is a manufacturer
and inventor in Brookfield, Mass. (1899).
507. Joseph' Hinds, son of David" and Hannah (Tucker)
Hinds (Oliver^, John*, John', John", James'), horn in'stark, N. H.,
June 15, 181 1, and died Sept. i6, 1890; married (first) Jan. 11, 1838,

*io66.

i.

*io67.

ii.

*io68.

iii.

*io69.

iv.

*I070.

V.

*io7i.

vi.

*I072.

VU.

134 THE HINDS FAMILY
Lydia M. Rowell of Stark, who died Nov. 6, 1861 ; married (second)
Sarah Leavitt, by whom he had no children. His second wife is living
(1899). Children, born in Stark :
Hannah L.", b. May 25, 1839.
Cordelia", b. Nov. 9, 1840.
Amasa M.', b. March 11, 1842.
Mary", b. Sept. 19, 1843.
Levi R.", b. May 17, 1845.
Lois M.", b. March 7, 1847.
Josephine L.°, b. March 17, 1856.
509. Oliver' Hinds, son of David* and Hannah (Tucker)
Hinds (Olivers, John*, John', John', James'), born in Stark, N. H.,
Nov. 6, 1814, and died in North Brookfield, Mass., Feb. 9, 1875 ;
married in 1841, Patty Jenks of North Brookfield, who was born in
1817, and died Dec. 8, 1875.
Children, born in North Brookfield :
1073. i. Sarah."
*i074. ii. Lucinda", b. Sept. 13, 1842.
1075. iii. Mary Isabella", b. Aug. 9, 1851, d, in North Brookfield, Aug. 7,
1852.
1076. iv. Abbie Foster', b. July 14, 1856, d. in Concord, N. H., Aug. 6
1877.
1077. V. William', b. about 1858, and d. young.
510. Ezra' Hinds, son of David" and Hannah (Tucker)
Hinds ( Oliver^, John*, John', John', James'), born in Stark, N. H.,
April 25, 1817; married in Stark, July 29, 1840, Sarah Jackson, who
was born in Stark, May 2, 1820, and died in Townsend, N. H., Jan. 27,
1893. He is a farmer in Townsend, and has supplied much of the data
relating to his family.
Children, born in Stark, except the first :
Warren David", b. in North Spencer, Mass., Sept. 9, 1843.
Aaron Jackson', b. July 7, 1846.
Melvin Baker", b. Dec. 11, 1852.
Willis Ezra', b. Jan. to, 1855, d. in Stark, Dec. 31, 1866.
Emma May", b. Jan. 21, i860.
Elmer Ellsworth", b. Jan. 5, 1861, d. in Stark, Dec. 18, 1866.
511. Eli' Hinds, son of Eli* and Polly (Stone) Hinds {Cornelius^,
Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass., Aug. 28,
1791, and died in Johnson, Vt., June 4, 1872 ; married (first) Jan. 10,
1819, Sally Wiley, who was born Nov. 15, 1798, and died in

*io78.

i.

*io79.

ii.

»io8o.

iii.

108 1.

iv.

*I082.

V.

1083.

vi.

SEVENTH GENERATION I 35
Eden, Vt, June 29, 1841 ; married (second) in 1843, Mrs. Lydia
(Phelps) Ritterbush, who died in 1864. It has been said by members
of the family, that this second wife was an exemplary woman and an
ideal step-mother.
When he was about ten years of age, his parents sold their place in
Massachusetts and started for Vermont in the spring of 180 1. They
were six weeks in making the journey, and were the first persons to
enter the town of Eden with a team of any kind. There were but
three or four families residing in the town at the time. Two
days were spent with one of them, thus giving them time to con
struct a rude house for themselves. They afterward moved to the
farm where he lived until 1869, having lived on the same farm for fifty
years. At the death of his second wife, he was given a home with his
daughter, Mrs. Fitch, with whom he lived the remainder of his life.
In 1812, he enlisted in the United States army for six months, served
his time, reenlisted for five years, and served until peace was declared.
He served under General Winfield Scott, and was wounded in the
battle of Lundy's Lane. At his death, sixty-eight out of eighty-three
grandchildren were living, also four great grandchildren. Six of his
sons were engaged in the war of the Rebellion, and did honor to the
patriotism of their venerable father. He held at different times all the
town offices of Eden, except town clerk. He represented the town for
five years, 1828-1833. He was justice of the peace for twenty years,
and assistant county judge for two years.
He was extremely modest and self-distrusting, never seeking the
chief seat, but instinctively shrank from being the object of special
attention. He sought only to be useful in the sphere in which he
moved. As regarded him, office was the seeker and he the sought.
But when called to positions of trust and prominence, he was self-
reliant and firm in his convictions and administrations ; and while he
did not excel in any one specialty, yet by his sound judgment and un
yielding integrity, he stood high in the estimation of those who knew
him, and especially of those who knew him best. His conscientious
ness was remarkable, and those who knew him understood this full
well. With a remarkable strength, he combined one of the most tender
hearts, so that no man could feel, if he had to decide against him,
there could have entered into the elements which made up his judg
ment, anything of a personal animosity. As to his religious character,
though he belonged to no church, he was a firm believer in and a sup
porter of the Christian religion. His broad and liberal views of Chris
tianity did not consist in laxity of principle and life, but in love and
friendship for all. His life was evidence of this. The tenderness with

136 THE HINDS FAMILY
which he cherished his friends, may be illustrated thus : In speaking of
Ida Fitch, his granddaughter, he remarked : "As for me it is no matter.
I have lived out my time, but she is young — ", here his eyes filling
with tears, he could say no more. But God's ways are not our ways,
for just two weeks before he passed the Heavenly portals, the Saviour
came and bore away the amiable and promising young lady to the
beautiful mansions of immortality, where no disease can blight or
death destroy ; where sorrow's tears will never fall, and partings never
come. Children, by first wife, born in Eden :
AlonzqS, b. Sept. i, 18 19.
Almira', b. Dec. 10, 1820.
Andrew', b. July 25, 1822.
Barnabas', b. Oct. 4, 1823.
Abigail Melissa", b. May 26, 1826.
Sarah C", b. March 15, 1828.
Phineas D.", b. Oct. 24, 1829.
Sylvanus W.", b. Sept 21, 1831.
Joel H.", b. Dec. 19, 1832.
Martha", b. Jan. 6, 1834.
Silas", b. March 29, 1837.
Erastus Fitch", b. Dec. 9, 1838.
Mary Ann", b. Nov. 25, 1839.

JuLlNA E.", b. AprU 12, 1845.
Adadine L.", b. June i, 1847.
His second wife, at his marriage with her, had two children, as fol
lows : (a) Louisa, m. Nov. 29, 1845, Carlos Sanford Noyes, who was
b. in Hyde Park, Vt., Feb. 27, 1816. Children: (i) Florence A., b.
Sept. 27, 1850, d. May 26, 1857. (2) Gertrude Helen, b. May 10, 1856.
(3) Lillian L., b. July 10, 1858. (4) Arthur Corlis, b. April 13, 1864.
He lives in Morrisville, Vt. (b) Lucy, m. Mr. Bond. Children: (i)
Charles. (2) Ella. (3) Clara.
514. Josiah Dana' Hinds, son of Eli* and Polly (Stone)
Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Cambridge,
Vt, Sept. 17, 1801, and died in Johnson, Vt, June 8, 1881 ; married in
Eden, Vt, Feb. 22, 1824, Amy Orderway, who was born in Swanton,
Vt., July 14, 1801, and died in Eden, May 31, 1836. He was a farmer.
Children, born in Eden :
1099. i. Melisia", b. March 26, 1825, d. in Eden, AprU 8, 1826.
*iioo. ii. Horace O.", b. Aug. 14, 1826.
iioi. iii. Mary Jane", b. Oct. 18, 1827, d. in Eden, July i, 1836.
*ii02. iv. Nehemiah H.", b. Nov. 19, 1829.

*io84.

i.

*io85.

ii.

*io86.

iii.

*io87.

iv.

*io88.

V.

*io89.

vi.

*i090.

vii.

*i09i.

viii.

*1092.

ix.

*io93.

X.

*i094.

xi.

*io95.

xii.

*i096.

xiii.

:hildre

;n, bi

*io97.

xiv.

*I098.

XV.

*iio6.

i.

*ii07.

ii.

1 1 08.

iii.

*ii09.

iv.

*III0.

V.

mi.

vi.

*III2.

vii.

1 1 13.

viii.

1114.

ix.

SEVENTH GENERATION I 37
*ii03. V. Josiah D.", b. July 4, 1832.
*II04. vi. Eli°, b. AprU 5, 1833.
1 105. vii. Martin", b. Feb. 10, 1835, d. in Eden, June 22, 1836.
515. Abel Smith' Hinds, son of Eli" and Polly (Stone) Hinds
{Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Cambridge, Vt.,
Jan. 28, 1809, and died in Eden, Vt., Feb. 14, 1890 ; married by Eli
Hinds, in Eden, in November, 1830, Marie Harrington, who was born
July 9, 1810, and died in Eden, Oct. 8, 1867. He was a mechanic.
Children, born in Eden :
Sally", b. March 17, 183 1.
Abel Smith", b. Nov. 5, 1832.
Daughter", (unnamed) b. Nov. 11, 1834, d. same day.
Abigail Hutchins", b. Oct. 8, 1835.
Napoleon Bonaparte", b. Jan. 26, 1838.
Caroline", b. Sept. i, 1839, d. in Eden, Jan. 18, 1841.
George Kenfield^, b. Sept. 7, 1841.
Josephine', b. May 31, 1844, d. in Eden, Aug. 8, 1846.
Charles', b. March 10, 1846, d. in Eden, Dec.7, 1847.
516. Nathan' Hinds, son of Eli" and Polly (Stone) Hinds
{Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden, Vt, and died
in New York state from injury received from a tree falling upon him.
He went from Eden to New York, and it is supposed that he was mar
ried and left several children. Nothing further has been obtained
concerning him.
518. Charles Woodward' Hinds, son of Abner* and
Betsey (Blood) (Mareau) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John',
James',) born in Templeton, Mass., Jan. 10, 1813, and died in Wal
pole, N. H., Nov. 18, 1892 ; married Elizabeth Handy, who was born
in Upton, Mass., June 4, 1800, and died in Walpole, N. H., March 22,
1882. He was a blacksmith in' Templeton, and later in Walpole.
Children :
1115. i. Chables Judgson", b. in BaldwinsvUle, Mass., March 11, 1839.
He resides, unmarried, in Keene, N. H. (1899), where he is a
veterinary surgeon and dentist.
*iii6. ii. Jarvis H.', b. in Ashburnham, Mass., July 13, 1844.
533. Hannah Waite'' Hinds, daughter of Cornelius" and
Hannah (Waite) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), horn
in Hubbardston, Mass., Aug. 13, 1805, and died May 8, 1889 ; married
Feb. 12, 1829, Ebenezer Gates, of Worcester, Mass., who was born in
Worcester, Feb. 24, 1788, and died Feb. ig, 1S54. She taught school
in the South, and her husband was a professor.

138 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
1117. i. Jonathan D.", b. in Worcester, Nov. 3, 1829. He is a farmer,
unmarried, and lives in Hubbardston (1899).
1118. ii. Sarah E.", b. in Hubbardston, Sept 2, 1831; m. Samuel M.
Brown, of Vermont, who died Aug. 30, 1891. She lives in West
minster, Mass. (1899).
1119. iii. Persis A.", b. in Hubbardston, March 17, 1834; m. Samuel A.
White, of Lunenburg, Mass., who died in the spring of 1886.
She lives in Lunenburg (1899).
1120. iv. Hannah H.", b. in Hubbardston, Dec. 30, 1837 ; m. in Petersham,
Mass., Nov. 14, i86i, Henry G. Russell, who was b. in Peter
sham, in AprU, 1837, d. in New York City, Jan. 9, 1863. He en
listed during the CivU war for nine months in Co. H, 53d Reg.
Mass. Vols. She lives in Hubbardston (1899) and has furnished
much of the data of her branch of the family.
1121. v. William", b. in Princeton, May 8, 1843, d. unmarried, AprU 18,
1863, in camp at Baton Rouge, La., during the Civil war. He
enlisted in the same company with his brother-in-law.
523, Hiram Dana' Hinds, son of Cornelius" and Hannah
(Waite) Hinds (Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", ^aww^), born in Hub
bardston, Mass., Feb. 13, 1807, and died in Athol, Mass., Oct. 3, 1879 ;
married June 27, 1829, Elemanda Woodward, who was born in South
Reading, Mass., now Wakefield, June 25, 1810. He was a shoe
manufacturer. Children : Sabrina", b. in Hubbardston, April 11, 1832.
Edwin W.", b. in March, 1834.
Frederick B.', b. in Orange, May 11, 1835.
William', d. in infancy.
William H.', b. in Athol, Mass., Feb. 25, 1839.
Elisa Ellamandia', d. when eleven months old.
Ellamandia', d. at the age of two years and three months.
534. Elizabeth' Hinds, daughter of Cornelius* and Hannah
(Waite) Hinds (Cornelius,^ Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Hubbardston, Mass., Feb. 6, 1809, and died in Leominster, Feb. 17,
1880; married in Hubbardston, Dec. 2, 1834, Jonathan G. Day, who
was born Jan. 9, 1812, and died in Worcester, Jan. 6, 1887.
Children :
1129. i. Hannah Hinds', b. in Orange, Mass., Sept 18, 1835; m. in
Leominster, Sept. 8, 1859, Edward Augustus Putnam, of Orange.
He is a boot and shoe maker. No children.
1 130. ii. David William', b. in West Orange, March 30, 1837; m. in
Leominster, June 18, 1859, Mary Esther Hapgood, who was b.
in Templeton, Mass., in 1842. He is a tinsmith and resides in

*II22.

i.

*II23.

n.

*II24.

Ui.

II25.

iv.

*II26.

V.

II27.

vi.

1128.

vii.

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139

Leominster (1899). ChUdren : (a) Frank Edward', b. in Leomin'
ster. May 14, i860, d. May 14, 1867. (b) Rufus', b. in Clinton,
Mass., May 12, 1862, andd. Nov. 18, following, (c) Minnie Bell',
b. in Leominster, Dec. i, 1864, d. July 11, 1895; m. Aug. 20,
1888, Charles Marsh, of Swanzey, N. H. (d) Julia Amanda',
b. in Ashburnham, Mass., Jan. 16, 1866; m. Oct. 30, 1892, Orion
Burgess, of Groton, Mass. (e) WUliam Fisher', b. in Leomin
ster, Jan. 14, 1868, d. July 24, 1897 ; m. in Clinton, Mass., Ger
trude Fife, (f) Walter Edward', b. Sept. 5, 1870, in Leominster ;
m. in Swanzey, March 20, 1895, Minnie B. Marsh, (g) Hannah
Colton', b. in Fitchburg, Jan. 22, 1874; m. July 4, 1894, Fred
Bishop, (h) Mabel Kendall', b. in Fitchburg, Feb. 19, 1876; m.
in Leominster, Aug. 8, 1892, Edward F. Foster. (i) Arthur
John', b. in Leominster, Sept. 27, 1879. (j) Blanche Elizabeth',
b. in Leominster, Dec. 13, 1881. (k) Charles Conant', b. in
Leominster, Sept. 20, 1883. (1) Warren HoUis', b. in Leominster,
Jan. 12, i886.
H31. iii. Rebecca Elizabeth", b. in Hubbardston, Aug. 29, 1844; m. in
Leominster, May 17, 1865, Horatio Winfield White, of Temple
ton, who was b. in Gardner, Mass., June 30, 1840, and d. in
Chelsea, Mass., May 19, 1876. He was a machinist and cabinet
maker. Child : (a) JuUa Day', b. in Leominster, AprU 6, 1866 ;
m. there, April 20, 1887, Charles Augustus Eddy.

525. Cornelius' Hinds, son of Cornelius* and Hannah
(Waite) Hinds (Corneliiis^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Hubbardston, Mass., Sept. 12, 181 1, and died in Athol, Mass., Feb. 5,
1894; married in Petersham, Mass., April 17, 1834, Augusta Witt, who
was born in Petersham, April 28, 1812, and died in Athol, March 27,
1896. He was a shoe manufacturer and resided in Athol.
Children, born in Hubbardston :
*H32. i. Sarah Augusta", b. Jan. 27, 1836.
1133. ii. George Augustus', b. July 17, 1838. Unmarried.
536. William' Hinds, son of Cornelius" and Hannah (Waite)
Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James') born in Hubbards
ton, Mass., Oct. 9, 1813, and was drowned in Miller's River, at Orange,
Mass., July 15, 1835 ; married June 3, 1835, Nancy Goulding of Hub
bardston. 537. Mary Ann' Hinds, daughter of Cornelius" and Hannah
(Waite) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis^, John', John", James'), born in
Hubbardston, Mass,, March 13, 1816; married George W. Davis of
Orange, Mass.

140 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, born in Orange :
1134. i. George William', b. Aug. 12, 1845; m. March 13, 1869, Minnie
White of Wardsboro, Vt, who d. March i, 1878. ChUdren: (a)
Mary J.', b. Oct. i, 1872, d. July 15, 1874. (b) Charles H.', b.
Oct. 3, 1874, d. July 5, 1877. (c) Bertha L.', b. Feb. 21, 1877.
1135. ii. Charles Henry", b. Dec. 19, 1851 ; m. May 29, 1877, Hattie A.
Morgan of Boston, Mass. They live in Athol, Mass. (1899), and
are without chUdren.
539. Anna Waite' Hinds, daughter of Cornelius* and Han
nah (Waite) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Hubbardston, Mass., May 7, 1822; married July 4, 1850, Williara
Henry Hubbard of Hatfield.
Children :
1136. i. William Henry", b. May 16, 1851; m. Nov. 9, 1886, Elizabeth
Skinner. He graduated at Amherst College in 187 1, and at Prince
ton Theological Seminary in 1874. He is pastor of the First
Presbyterian church in Auburn, N. Y. (1899). ChUdren: (a)
WUliam Henry', b. May 16, 1888. (b) Allen Skinner', b. Jan.
31, 1891. (c) Edward Waite', b. June 29, 1893.
1137. ii. Charles Francis", b. Oct. 15, 1857. Hegraduatedat Amherst Col
lege in 1876, and at Andover Theological Seminary in 1881, also
at Berlin University in 1884. He is pastor of Bethany Presbyte
rian church in Buffalo, N. Y. (1899). He has furnished the
data regarding his branch of the family for this work. He is un
married.
1 138. iii. Edward Waite', b. Jan. 31, 1S64, d. March 23, 1887. Graduated
at Amherst College in 1885. Was a member of the literary de
partment of The Springfield Republican.
530. liUcy Hinds, daughter of Josiah Dana* and Hepzibeth
(Green) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Andover, Mass., Nov. 7, 1799, and died in Belfast, Me., Oct. 12, 1887 ;
married Oct. 21, 182 1, John Robinson. His occupation was that of a
school teacher.
Children, first eight born in Northport, Me., others in Belfast :
1 139. i. William H.', b. Feb. 15, 1822, d. in Northport, Aug. 25, 1825.
1 140. ii. LoRENA A.', b. Oct 20, 1824, d. in HenleyviUe, Cal., Oct. 4, 1891 ;
m. in Belfast, Aug. 17, 1845, Simon W. Blanchard, who d. in
Augusta, Me., July 2, 1858. They had five chUdren, born in
Belfast, as follows: (a) Edgar', b. Nov. i, 1846. He is the
owner '• of a large wheat ranch in the West, and is unmarried
(1899). (b) Albert S.', b. July 13, 1849; ™- Nov. 24, 1880, Mary
Cassie Burress. He enlisted during the war of the Rebellion,
serving from start to finish. He at present owns a large wheat
ranch in HenleyviUe. They have three children, as follows : (i)
Nannie L.'°, b. Dec. 13, 1885. (2) Alberta L.'°, b. July 31, 1887.

SEVENTH GENERATION I4I
(3) Georgie BeU'", b. Dec. 12, 1889. (c) Laura', b. June 22, 1851;
m. Dec. 24, 1868, Aurelius H. Patterson, who d. Dec. 23, 1885.
They went to California soon after marriage, and she resides in
Red Bluff, Cal. (d) Simon J.', b. Dec. 28, 1857 ; m. Sept. 14,
1884, Lura A. Burress. They live in HenleyviUe, and have four
chUdren, as follows: (i) Judson B.'°, b. Aug. 23, 1889. (2)
Vidette L.'°, b. Aug. 31, 1891. (3) Marie 0.'°, b. Aug. 16, 1893.
(4) Albert N.'°, b. Nov. 22, 1897. (e) Celia A.', b. March 15,
1856, d. in Belfast Jan. 31, 1864.
1141. iii. Hannah Elizabeth', b. April 20, 1827, d. in Belfast, Nov. 15,
1870 ; m. in Belfast, May 2, 1846, John C. Bramhall, who d. in
Manila, P. I., May 5, 1868. He was a sea captain and had fol
lowed the sea for thirty years, having acquired a comfortable
fortune. His last voyage was to Manila, in May, 1868, where he
sold his vessel and was about to return home, when he was
stricken with yellow fever and died in three days. They had
one child, born in New York City, as follows : (a) Emma Clem
entine', b. April 10, 1852, d. in Belfast, Aug. 11, 1891 ; m. April
20, 1873, Richard Pike Stickney, son of Ebenezer and Harriet
(Newell) Stickney, of Searsport. He was a stone dealer. Three
children were born to them, as follows : ( i ) Ralph Bramhall'", b.
May 15, 1877. (2) John Brooks'", b. July 16, 1878. (3) Lizzie
May'", b. May 30, 1883.
1142. iv. Albert', b. Feb. 2, 1829, and was kilUed by falling down a shaft
in Virginia City, Nevada, AprU 15, 1879; m. in Virginia City,
Dec. 2, 1866, Mary IsabeU Everett, who was b. in Racine,
Wis., Dec. 13, 1837. He went to Nevada in 1863, where he
followed the occupation of mining, to the time of his death.
They had five children, as follows : (a) Lucy Elizabeth', b. in
Virginia City, Sept. 28, 1867; m. in Reno, Nev. , June 5, 1887,
G. W. Larcombe, and had three children, as follows : (l ) Hazel
Pearl'", b. AprU 22, 1888. (2) Mabel LUlian'", b. Dec. 22, 1889.
(3) Freddie'", b. Nov. 16, 1892, d. in Reno, Nov. 21, 1892. AU
born in Reno, (b) Loretta Cora', b. in Virginia City, Jan. 15,
1870; m. May 16, 1896, MUes Lee Hawcroft. (c) Lorenia
Blanchard^, b. in Virginia City, Aug. 7, 1872 ; m. Aug. 21, 1895,
Jackson Spurting, (d) Isabel Everett', b. in Gold HUl, Nevada,
Aug. 24, 1874, d. in Reno, Dec. 28, 1895 ; m. Everett Robinson.
(e) LUlian Albertie', b. in Gold HiU, Dec. lo, 1879.
1143. v. Abbie Hepzibeth", b. Jan. 15, 1831, d. in White Sulphur Springs,
Mont., in AprU, 1883; m. in Belfast, November 25, 1848, Franklin
Hall Black. He served fourteen months in the CivU war, being
wounded in the neck and in the leg. He is a buUding contractor
and lives in Belfast (1899). They had three chUdren, born in
Monroe, Me., as follows: (a) Flora Isaphine', b. Jan. 8, 1851 ;
m. in White Sulphur Springs, June 25, 1898, George Henry
Keyes, son of David Rutledge and JuUa (Madden) Keyes. They
live in Minnesota, (b) Ada Isabel', b. AprU 19, 1854 ; m. in
Boston, Mass., July 6, 1879, Charles WUliam Rogers, son of
WUliam Thomas and Frances Augusta Rogers. They live in
Belfast (1899), and have two children as follows: (i) Raymond

142 THE HINDS FAMILY
Francis'", b. in Hartford, Conn., June 6, l88o. (2) Renworth
Robinson'", b. in Belfast, March 6, 1882. (c) Ellen Josephine',
b. Jan. 5, 1856; m. in Lisbon, Me., Aug. 23, 1874, Charles Wes
ley Luther, son of Richard and Minerva Luther. He was b.
Jan. 31, 1850. They had two children, born in Lisbon, as fol
lows : (i) Foster Killman'", b. July 19, 1877, d. in Lisbon, June
16, 1892. (2) Grace Isabel'", b. March 27, 1884.
1 144. vi. Havillah M.", b. Jan. 13, 1833, d. in Belfast, March 20,1856;
m. in Belfast, Jefferson Black.
1145. vn. George W.", b. Feb. 7, 1835, kiUed at Gettysburg, Aug. 29, 1862.
1146. viii. Martha H.', b. May 17, 1837, d. in Los Angeles, Cal., May 23,
1894 ; m. in Belfast, Jefferson Black.
1 147. ix. John", b. Sept. 17, 1839. He is single and lives in Red Bluff,
Cal. (1899).
1148. X. Mary Jane", b. Jan. 5, 1842 ; m. Dec. 6, 1888, Leander J. GrifSn.
They reside in Sisson, Cal. (1899), at"^ ^re without children.
1 149. xi. PlinyS, b. Feb. 5, 1844, d. in Belfast, Jan. 29, 1854.
1 1 50. xii. Arthur W.", b. March 2, 1846, d. in Belfast Feb. 4, 1886; m.
Nov. 17, 1875, Nellie Carter of Northport, Me., who was b. in
East Northport Sept 21, 1852. She lives in Portland, Me., and
had two children, born in Northport, as follows : (a) and (b) Al
mond' and Alma' (twins), b. Aug. 23, 1876.
1151. xUi. Lucy L.", b. AprU 17, 1848, d. in Belfast, unmarried, AprU 2, 1882.
531. Sarah' Hinds, daughter of Josiah Dana" and Hepzibeth
(Green) Hinds (Cornelius'', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in An
dover, Mass., Feb. i, 1804, and died June 11, 1877, aged 73 years ;
married in 1824, Erastus Freeman. He was a sea captain.
Children :
1152. i. Erastus D.", b. March i, 1826, d. Jan. 16, 1894; m. Jan. i, 1849,
Elizabeth Carter. He also m. a second time at her death. By
first wife, he had: (a) Hiram E.'. (b) Walter L.'. (c) Fred'.
(d) Flora', (e) Hattie'. (f) Cornelius', (g) Martha'. By
second wife, he had : (h) Frank', (i) Sherman', (j) Ralph'.
1153. n. Josiah D.", b. March 18, 1828, d. Dec. 4, 1852, in California ; m.
Sept. 20, 1849, Hannah Holt.
1154. iii. Sarah E.", b. Sept. i, 1830; m. Aug. 31, 1854, Henephon Ord-
way and had : (a) Josiah D.' (b) Jannett Y.' (c) Inez M.' (d)
Ira P.' (e) CecU J.^ (f) Lewis E.', d. Nov. 8, 1887.
533. Josiah Danforth' Hinds, son of Josiah Dana' and
Hepzibeth (Green) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Andover, Mass., in 1806 ; married Mahaleth Houstin. He was
a sea captain.
Children, born in Belfast, Me.:
*ii55. i. Havillah M.", b. Sept 3, 1834.
1156. ii. Angelia Delphene", b. in 1837, d. in Belfast, in 1841.

SEVENTH GENERATION I43
1157. iii. Blanche Livonia", b. July 4, 1839, d. in South Orrington, Me., in
1857.
1 1 58. iv. Josiah Danforth", b. AprU 3, 184 1. Served as captain during
the Civil war.
»ii59. V. Josiah Dana", b. AprU i, 1842.

533. Jennette Lovina' Hinds, daughter of Josiah Dana*
and Hepzibeth (Green) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Northport, Me., May 24, 1807, and died Jan. 23, 1898,
aged 91 years ; married Jesse Townsend, who was born in Belfast, Me.,
Feb. 5, 1807, and died there April 26, 1882. In 1849, ^e went to Cali
fornia, remaining three years, when he returned and bought a farm in
Belfast, on which he lived until his death. His son now occupies the
homestead. He was a sea captain for some years and for two years
was in the city council of Belfast.
Children, born in Belfast :
1 160. i. Sarah Hepzibeth", b. Dec. 15, 1838, and d. in Belfast, unmar
ried, Feb. 10, 1877.
1 161. ii. Joseph Curtis", b. Nov. 3, 1840 ; m. Verona A. CotheU. He en
listed in the 26th Maine Regiment, Company J., during the Civil
war. Served in the city councU for eleven years. They live in
Belfast (1899). ChUdren, born in Belfast : (a) Walter Cothell',
b. June 6, 1879. (b) Fred Curtis', b. June 28, 1881. (c) Harry',
b. July 25, 1883.
1 162. iii. Eliza Jane', b. Nov. 23, 1842 ; m. John Roscoe Hurd and had :
(a) Lydia Ann', b. in Belfast ; m. Leslie C. Dean.
1 163. iv. Josephine Hinds', b. March 10, 1845, d. in Belfast, unmarried,
AprU 16, 1875.
1 164. V. ViCTORENE Hinds', b. March 10, 1845, ^- i" Belfast, March 23,
1845.
1 165. vi. Arexene Hinds', b. Mar. lo, 1845, d. in Belfast Mar. 18, 1845.
1 166. vii. Pakthenia Howe", b. Aug. 18, 1847; m. Edgar M. Cunning
ham, and had the following children : (a) Jannette Lucinda', b.
in Belfast ; m. Lewis Hart. They had three children as follows :
(i) Edgar M.'°. (2) George 0.'°. (3) Jessie Ethel'"- All born
in Belfast, (b) Jessie E.', b. in Belfast and d. there aged 6 years,
8 months.

534. Joseph Dana' Hinds, son of Josiah Dana" and Hepzi
beth (Green) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Northport, Me., March 14, 1809, and died in Togus, N. Y., in 1888 ;
married in Northport, Me., March 16, 1836, Phebe Hart Gardner,
daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Gardner. She was born April 9, 1816,
and died in Boston, Mass., Dec. 21, 1870. He was a sea captain and
made his home in Belfast, Me.

*ii69.

i.

*ii70.

ii.

*ii7i.

iii.

1172.

iv.

144 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, born in Northport :
*ii67. i. Fidelia Phebe", b. June 16, 1837.
1 168. ii. Benjamin Dana', b. May i, 1839, d. in Belfast, Sept. 22, i860.
535. Daniel Green' Hinds, son of Josiah Dana* and Hepzi
beth (Green) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Northport, Me., March 22, 1812; married in Northport, Me., Jan. i,
1838, Mary Grant Prescott, daughter of Joel and Mary (Grant) Pres-
cott. She was born in Northport, Nov. 15, 1815, died in Belfast, Dec.
3, 1893, and was buried in Belfast. He is a farmer and lives in
Belfast (1899).
Children, born in Belfast :
Luella Jane', b. Oct. i, 1838.
LucELiA Anna', b. April 29, 1840.
Angelia Abby', b. Oct. 29, 1843.
Prescott Daniel', b. AprU 13, 1846, d. unmarried, at Gettysburg,
May 24, 1864 ; He was a corporal in Company D, 19th Regi
ment, Maine Volunteers, during the Civil war.
536. Watson' Hinds, son of Josiah Dana' and Hepzibeth
(Green) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Northport, Me., Feb. 24, 1813, and died Aug. 21, 1857; married in
Islesboro, Me., Sarah Farrow, who was born in Islesboro, Feb. 23, 1819,
died in Marshall, Minn., Oct. 21, 1886, and was buried in Belfast, He
followed the sea for many years, making his home after marriage in
California. Children, born in Belfast :
*ii73. i. John Watson", b. July 20, 1846.
*ii74. u. Sarah Ellen', b. Sept. 3, 1851.
537. Koxanna' Hinds, daughter of Josiah Dana* and Hepzi
beth (Green) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Northport, Me., Nov. 1, 18 15; married William Gardner, of North-
port. He was a carpenter by trade.
Child :
1175. i. William Henry", d. at the age of twenty-one, in Andersonville
prison, having been taken prisoner at Gettysburg. He enlisted in
the CivU war at the age of seventeen.
540. Cornelius' Hinds, son of Josiah Dana* and Hepzibeth
(Green) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Northport, Me., Aug. 14, 182 1, and died June 25, i860, aged 39 years •
married Harriet Eels, of Belfast. He was a ship-joiner, and followed the

SEVENTH GENERATION I45
sea for several years, first as mate and later as captain. They had no
children. 544. Susannah' Hinds, daughter of Abijah" and Susannah
(Coleman) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Hubbardston, Mass., July 13, 1812; married Feb. 27, 1834, William
Coleman, who was born Jan. 1, 1809, and died Jan. 25, 1884. They
resided in Bondville, Vt.
Children :
1 176. i. Harriet Hinds", b. in Hubbardston, July 6, 1834; m. Sept.
21, 1852, Calvip Bradley of Townshend, Vt. They live in
Townshend (1899).
1177. ii. Charles Benjamin', born in Hubbardston, d. in Jamaica, Vt,
in 1863.
1178. iii. Susan Greena", born in Hubbardston; m. John Howard. ChU
dren: (a) Williara Dexter', (b) Elsie Sophron', deceased, (c)
Stella Nancy', deceased. (d) Carrie', deceased, (e) Herman
Roe'.
1179. iv. Malvina Augusta', b. in Hubbardston and is deceased.
1 180. V. William Franklin', b. in Jamaica, Vt: m, Lecia Legus of
Dover, Vt. They reside in RawsonvUle, Vt. ( 1899). ChUdren :
(a) Ernest', (b) Charles Benjamin', (c) Loren WUliam'.
(d) Adin'. (e) Jennie', (f) Herbert Cleveland'.
1 181, vi. Malvina Augusta', b. in Jamaica; m. there, Henry Asa Bond.
They reside in Chicago (1899). Children : (a) William Henry'.
(b) Leon Waldo'.
11S2. vii. Nancy Jane", b. in Jamaica, Nov. 16, 1843; m. in London
derry, Vt, Jan. I, 1867, Orrin Herbert Whitman, who was b. Jan.
6, 1844. He is a carriage maker in Bellows Falls, Vt., (1899).
She has furnished the material regarding her family for this
work. ChUdren : (a) Charlie Edbert', b. March 29, 1869 ; m.
March 20, 1895, Stella KeUey, who was b. Dec. 14, 1875. He
is engaged in the grocery business in Bellows Falls (1899). ChU
dren : (i) Robert Charlie'", b. May 20, 1896. (2) Ralph Erwin'",
b. Jan. 30, 1898. (b) Belle Emeline', b. Oct. 9, 1870 ; m.
Sept. 6, 1893, Albert Henry Switzer, who was b. April 14, 1868.
He is station agent at Bellows Falls. Children : (i) Karl Whit
man'", b. Dec. I, 1894. (2) Peari Dayton'", b. March 8, 1897.
(c) Hattie Corrinne', b. AprU 26, 1872, d. Nov, 22, 1881. (d)
Hugh Herbert', b. May 26, 1875. (e) Harlie Orrin', b. Aug.
22, 1878.
1183. viii. Alison Orismus', b. in Jamaica, Vt., Aug. 21, 1845; m. in Win
hall, Vt., Jan. 1, 1871, Jennie Stevens of Manchester, who was
b. Jan. 28, 1851. She was a school-teacher before marriage.
He is a farmer of Bondville (1899), and deals in cattle. Chil
dren : (a) Carrie Jennie', b. Nov. 8, 1875. (b) Hattie M.', b.
Oct. 6, 1879; m. Jan, 5, 1898, Harold C. Williams.
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146 THE HINDS FAMILY
545. Abijah' Hinds, son of Abijah* and Susannah (Coleman)
Hinds, {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbards
ton, Mass., Jan. 15, 18 1 4 and died in Gardner, Mass., Sept. 4, 1890;
married April 12, 1849, Harriet Zula Ward, who was born in Ashburn
ham, Mass., Feb. 10, 1827. He was a brickmaker in Gardner, Mass.
Children born in Gardner :
Eliza Jane", b. Dec. 19, 1849.
Nancy Maria", b. AprU 22, 1851.
Charles Alison', b. July 30, 1852.
Chester Abijah', b. Oct. i, 1853.
William Henry^, b. Dec. 10, 1854, d. in Gardner, Sept. 5,
1855-
Harriet Susan', b. AprU 5, 1856.
William Henry', b. Dec. 6, 1857, d. unmarried, in Gardner,
March 26, 1883.
Emma Isabella', b. March 26, 1859.
Walter Herbert', b. Oct. 20, 1861.
Fred Lincoln', b. June 19, 1865. Unmarried.
Frank Levi', b. Sept. 13, 1867.
Albert LeRoy', b. Sept. 25, 1868.
Girl' (stUl-bom), b. Dec. 11, 1871.
546. Joannah George' Hinds, daughter of Abijah" and
Susannah (Coleman) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Hubbardston, Mass., May 27, 1815 ; married Nov. 22, 1838,
Henry Warren Atherton, of Harvard, Mass., who died Dec. 23, 1858,
at the age of forty-six years.
Children :
1 197. i. Susan Elizabeth", b. in Gardner, March 8, 1839, d. May 29,
1859; m. F. F. Barss. ChUd: (a) Mary Elvira', b. in December,
1858, d. May 17, 1859.
1 198. U. Henry Abijah", b. in Ashburnham, Mass., Oct. 29, 1842, d. May
29, 1870; m. (first) Feb. 27, 1864, Mary L. Putney, of Marlboro,
N. H., who d. July 24, 1865; m. (second) in 1867, Lizzie M.
Putney. He enlisted in Co. E., 6th Regt, New Hampshire Vols.
Was mustered into service Nov. 28, 1861, and wounded in the
second battle of Fredericksburg. Child, by second wife : (a)
WUlie Henry', b. July 16, 1867; m. Feb. 14, 1889, Lillian M.
Russell, of Marlboro. They reside in Fitchburg, Mass. (1899).
1199. iii. Caroline Augusta", b. in Ashburnham, July 2, 1844, d. June 12,
1859.
1200. iv. Galen Warren", b. in Ashburnham, AprU 6, 1846; m. Aug. 11,
1890, Susie M. Putney, of Marlboro. He was a member of Co.
K., 9th Vermont Vols., during the Civil war. They reside in
Mariboro, N. H., (1899).
1201. V. George Philemon', b. in East Jaffrey, N. H., Oct. .c, 1852, d.
Feb 27, 1868.

SEVENTH GENERATION I47
547. Martha Howe' Hinds, daughter of Abijah'^ and Susan
nah (Coleman) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Hubbardston, Mass., June 7, 18 17, and died in September,
1892 ; married in Gardner, Mass., Feb. 15, 1840, Bartlett Stoddard
Kendall, of Gardner, who was born March 25, 1814, and died Jan. 16,
i88i. He was a farmer of Jamaica, and later of Winhall, Vt.
Children :
1202. i. James M.", b. March 30, 1840; m. March i, 1865, Mary P. Bur-
bank. He is a farmer of Bondville, Vt. (1899). Children: (a)
Delbert J.', b. Jan. 27, 1873. (b) John K.', b. Dec. 19, 1875.
1203. ii. George B,', b. Aug. 31, 1842; m. March i, 1865, LueUa A. Ben
son. He is a farmer of Wardsboro, Vt. (1899). Children: (a)
Burt A.', b. Sept. 16, 1866; m. in December, 1S88, Jennie A.
Torrey. He is a farmer in Grand Harbor, N. D. (1899). ChU
dren : (I) Torrey'", b. in September, 1892. (2) George E.'", b.
in October, 1895. (b) Martha A.', b. Feb. 6, 1868; m. in Au
gust, 1885, Ethalbert Waite, of Wardsboro. He is a chair man
ufacturer, (c) Lucius B.', b. Dec. 11, 1873; ™' ™ January,
1891, Nora Robinson, of Wardsboro. He is a farmer, (d)
Ernest G.', b. May i, 1886. (e) Blanche', b. in 1889.
1204. iii. Edward I.', b. Jan. 28, 1851 ; m. Oct 15, 1873, Addie O. Bur-
bank, who d. May 13, 1879. He is a farmer of BondvUle (1899).
Children: (a) Ola M.', b. Oct. 24, 1874; m. in October, 1895,
Earl C. Benson, and resides in Brattleboro, Vt. (1899). (b)
Cora L.', b. Oct. 30, 1876. (c) Hennie M.', b. Feb. 6, 1882, d.
in August 1891. (d) Edna I.', b. in 1887.
1205. iv. Charles B.', b. Nov. 7, 1857; m. Aug. 20, 1879, Maggie J. Sharpe,
of St. Charles, 111., who was b. June 9, 1855, d. Oct. 26, 1897.
They removed from St. Charles to Grand Harbor, N. D., in
1883, where he is engaged in farming. ChUdren : (a) Herbert
B.', b. AprU 8, 1881. (b) Charles B.', b. Aug. 20, 1882, (c)
Claud L.', b. Feb. 14, 1884, d. Oct. 24, 1897. Buried at DevU's
Lake, N. D.
548. Charlotte Augusta' Hinds, daughter of Abijah" and
Susannah (Coleman) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Hubbardston, Mass., Aug. 11, 1818, and died in Gardner,
Mass., Jan. 31, 1885 : married (first) John Milton Seaver, M. D.; mar
ried (second) Franklin Flood Priest, who died in Gardner, March 6,
1896. She had no children by either marriage.

549. Nancy' Hinds, daughter of Abijah" and Susannah (Cole
man) Hinds {Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),horn in Gardner,
Mass., April 3, 1820, and died Aug. 13, 1841 ; married May 14, 1841,
Henry Baldwin, who is deceased. They had no children.

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550. Sophronia' Hinds, daughter of Abijah* and Susannah
(Coleman) Hinds (Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Gardner, Mass., Oct. 22, 1822 ; married (first) in Gardner, Oct. i,
1845, William Henry Nichols, who was born in Bowdoin, Me., Aug. 20,
1820, and died in Gardner, Mass., Aug. 14, 1852. He was a mechanic
and chair manufacturer. She married (second) in Gardner, Dec. 29,
1863, Joel Nichols, who was born in Westminster, Mass., Oct 22, 1809,
and died in Gardner, Dec. 25, 1897. He was a deacon in the Univer
salist church, and was by occupation a chair manufacturer. She resides
in West Gardner, Mass., (1899), and has furnished data of her family
for this work.
Child, by her first husband :
1206. i. Ella Isadore', b. in Gardner, Nov. 8, 1849. She is unmarried
and lives in West Gardner (1899).
553. Alpheus Hardin' Hinds, son of Corlis" and Polly
(Bent) Hinds, {Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James') born in Mount
Holly, Vt., March 9, 1796, and died in Aurora, 111., Dec. 10, 1874;
married in Watertown, N. Y., Jan. i, 1818, Mercy Wilkie, who was
born in western New York State, Sept 10, 1797 and died in Aurora,
Dec. 20, 1872. He moved from Mount Holly to Alexandria, N. Y.,
where he became justice of the peace and was also captain in the com
pany of militia. When he went to Illinois he drove overland with
teams, starting from Redwood, N. Y., about the first of February, 1842,
arriving in Sugar Grove, 111., March 9, 1842, on the forty-sixth anni
versary of his birth, thus making three important anniversaries during
his life viz : — His arrival in Watertown when he was five years of age ;
the death of his father when he was seventeen years old ; and his
arrival in Sugar Grove, at the age of forty-six.
Children, first two born in Watertown, others in Redwood :
Orvis Corlis', b. Dec. 7, 1819.
Laura', b. Jan. 29, 1822.
Ellen', b. May 26, 1824.
James Alpheus', b. Aug. 28, 1826.
Charles Edwin', b. AprU it, 1831. Studied to be a professor
in a college, but died just before completing his studies.
Eveline', b. Feb. 25, 1834.
George Wilkie', b. June 14, 1836.
Alexander LeRoy", b. Aug. 14, 1839.
554. Betsey' Hinds, daughter of Corlis" and Polly (Bent)
Hinds, {Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James') horn in Mount Holly,
Vt, March 3, 1798, and died in Bradford, Penn., Nov. 6, 1883 ; mar-

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ried in Watertown, N. Y., March 27, 1817, Larned Sampson Foster,
son of Abel Alonzo, born July g, 1752, died Feb. 21, 1836, and Mary
(Wood) Foster, born Aug. 23, 1762, died Dec. 13, 1863. He was born
in Townsend, Mass., March 25, 1792, and died in Bradford, June 13, 1882.
In 1814, he volunteered against the British and was under arms several
months in Macomb's reserve forces. They lived in Watertown seven
years after marriage and in 1824 moved to Yorkshire Center, N. Y.,
and thence to Bradford in 1826.
Children, the third born in Yorkshire Center, others in Bradford :
1215. i. AsENATH Sophronia", b. March 29, 1822 ; m. Aug. 19, 1841, Jonas
Buchanan, a farmer of Bradford, who was b. in Warren
County, Pa., March 28, 1811, d. in Bradford, March 19, 1895.
Children, born in Bradford : (a) Mary Elizabeth', b. May 7,
1842, d. in Bradford, Oct. 31, 1894 ; m. John H. Carll of
Brooklyn, N. Y. (b) Lucy', b. Sep. 4, 1843, d. Dec. 18, 1861.
(c) Julius Corlis', b. Jan. 4, 1846. Enlisted in Company F.,
42d Vol. Inf. (Bucktails) and d. of starvation in Saulisbury
prison, Jan. 15, 1865. (d) Thomas Jefferson', b. Sept. 16,
1847 ; m. Mary Morse of Jamestown and had : ( 1) Foster
Morse'"- (2) Harry'". They live in Bradford (1899). (e)
Rebecca Rosaville', b. Sept 8, 1849 ; m. Sept. 4, 1896, J. T.
Bennett of Erie, Penn. (f) RusseU Foster', b. Jan. 13, 1851 ;
m. in 1876, Annie C. Brook and had: (i) Grace'". (2) Flo
rence'"- (3) Roy'°- (g) Helen Amelia', b. Feb. 2, 1859.
1216. ii. Larned Buckminster', b. Nov. 14, 1824; m. Rhoda Ann Dego-
lier. ChUdren: (a) Leone', (b) DUle'.
1217. in. Corlis Hinds', b. Sept. 5, 1826, d. in Bradford, Nov. 16, 1S98 ;
m. (first) March 1, 1845, Euphenia S. Snyder, who was b.
Aug. 2, 1828, d. Feb. 19, 1867 ; m. (second) Oct. 31, 1870,
Evalina A. Melvin, who was b. in Hinsdale, N. Y., Oct. 10,
1837, and by whom he had no chUdren. ChUdren by first wife,
born in Bradford : (a) Charles Corlis', b. Dec. 10, 1845, d. J^i- 4,
1899; m. Oct, ,25, 1876, Hannah M. Coon of Friendship, N.
Y. Child: (i) Anna Belle'", (b) Efiie Janet', b. Oct 5, 1847 ; m.
Oct. 4, 1866, Otis Kingsbury of FarmersvUle, N. Y. (c) Mel
vUle CivUian', b. Aug. 8, 1849; m. and had: (i) Edith"". (2)
Effie'". (3) Agnes'"- (4) Corlis'". (5) Clinton'". (6) Grace'"-
(d) Emma Eliza', b. Apr. 6, 1852 ; m. Lewis A. Smith of Otis-
viUe, N. Y. ChUd: (i) Coriis Foster'", (e) Clinton Hinds', b.
Aug. 9, 1857.
1218. iv. Rebecca Susannah', b. Sept 27, 1828; m. Hiel Atkins. ChU
dren: (a) Viola', m. Mr. Booth and had: (i) Eliza'". (2) Celia'".
(3) Herbert'", (b) Lina', m. Mr. Griffith and had three chUdren.
(c) EUen', m. Frank Goold and had: (i) Ray'". (2) Gladys'".
(3) Francis'", (d) Larned Sampson', d. March i, 1899, leaving
five chUdren. (e) Mary', m. William McEwen and had two
chUdren. (f) Ida', m. Mr. Harmon and had : (i) Paul C.'°-

ISO THE HINDS FAMILY
1219. v. Martha Adeline", b. Jan. 21, 1831 ; m. in Bradford, Feb. 18,
1847, Arthur W. Buchanan, who was b. in Warren Co., Pa.,
Sept. 25, 1819. ChUdren, born in Bradford : (a) Orlo', b. Aug. 14,
1847, d. March 24, 1884; m. March 20, 1879, FUa Rutledge, and
had: (I) Inez'". (2) Alice'". (3) Arthur'", (b) Irene', b. Nov.
I, 1849 ; m. Nov. 28, 1871, John Whipple, of Bradford. Children :
(i) Herbert'". (2) Adeline'"- (3) Esther'". (4) George'". They
reside in Omaha, Neb. (1899). (c) Janet', b. Aug. 14, 1851 ; m.
Dec. 18, 1869, Thomas W. Hunt and had: (i) Charies'"- (2)
Nelson'". (3) Robert'". (4) Nora'". (5) Edward'". (6) MUo'".
(7) Calvin'"- (S) Effie'". (9) George'", (d) Florence E.', b.
Aug. 2, 1859; m. (first) Jan. 12, 1879, George W. May, who d.
Oct. 12, 1879; m. (second) William Barnes of Bradford. ChUd,
by first husband : (i) Clarence'", (e) Delia C, b. May 21, 1864 ;
m. Eugene Holcomb, and lives in Cheyenne, Wyo. (1899). (^)
Minnie', b. May 3, 1866. (g) Elwin A.', b. AprU 19, 1870; m.
Feb. 3, 1894, LUy B. Shields, and had: (i) Edna'"- They live
in Bradford.
1220. vi, Abel Alonzo", b. Dec. 11, 1832, d. in Bradford, Jan. 24, 1898;
m. Malvina Snyder, who was born in Bradford.
I22I. vii. Eliphalet Darius", b. Dec. 3, 1835 ; m. EUen McMurray, who
was b. Jan. 11, 1842, in Dumfrieshire, Scotland. ChUdren, born
in Bradford: (a) Henrietta', b. March 31, 1862; m. Nov. 13,
1888, A. C. Marsh, of Washington, Pa., and had. (i) Viola'".
(2) Ellis'". (3) Helen'", (b) Viola', b. June 4, 1863, d. in Brad
ford, March i, 1889; m. in Nov., 1885, Joseph Ellsworth. (c)
Frank James', b. Jan. 29, 1865 ; m. in Bradford, Sept. 3, 1885,
May Furguson. They live in Claysville, Pa. (1899). Children :
(I ) Fred'". (2) Clarence'", (d) Jessie', b. Sept. 11, 1869; m.
Nov. 4, 1896, James Disney, and had: (i) Miriam'", (e) Effie',
b. Oct. 16, 1876; m. in Bradford, May 30, i8g8, George Greer.
ChUd: (i) Helen'".
1222. viU. Ambrose Oilman", b. Aug. 18, 1838, d. May 13, 1864. In 1861
he enlisted in the Penn. Bucktail Regiment, and after his term of
service had expired, he fought in the battle of Spottsylvania,
where he was wounded, dying the next day.
555. Patty' Hinds, daughter of Corlis" and Polly ( Bent) Hinds
(Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Mount Holly, Vt, Jan.
I, 1800, and died in Ridgeway, Penn., Oct. 8, 1888 ; married in Water-
town, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1817, Eliphalet Morgan Howard, son of David
Howard. He was born in Lynn, Conn., March 2, 1794, and died in
Williamsville, Penn., June 8, 1876. He was by profession a school
teacher and by trade a blacksmith. This trade he followed but a short
time, as he went to live on a farm. They lived in Pennsylvania.
Children :
1223. i. Mary Adaline', b. Sept. 29, 1818, and d. in November, 1890 ;
m. in 1849, WUliam Totten and had : (a) Jeanette', who m. Mr.
Melancon.

SEVENTH GENERATION I5I
1224. ii. Octavia Caroline", b. Oct. 13, 1822, d. Nov. 21, 1882; m.
WUliam Shaw Brownell. ChUdren: (a) George R.' (b) Fred
William', (c) Octavia Ada'.
1225. in. David Corlis', b. Dec. 12, 1826, d. Oct. 13, 1862; m. in 1848,
Mary Freeman. ChUdren: (a) Edward Stewart', (b) Emma'.
1226. iv. Emma Jane", b. Jan. 28, 1829; m. Jan. 17, 1850, Charles Brock-
den GUlis, who was b. in Victor, Ontario Co., N. Y., April 2,
1823, d. Feb. 23, 1881. She lives in Mount Pleasant, Iowa
(1899). ChUd: (a) Emma MeriUa', b. Oct. 19, 1850, d. June 26,
1859.
1227. V. Louisa Jeanette', b. Jan. 27, 1831, d. July 8, 1870 ; m. Joshua
Keefer, F'eb. 19, 1851. Child: (a) Emma Harriet'.
1228. vi. Daniel Webster', b. Jan. 23, 1835; m. in 1868, Mary Dickinson,
who d. Nov. 2r, 1891. ChUdren: (a) Frank Edward', (b)
Fred Lyton'. (c) Robert Stewart', (d) Harry Dickinson', (e)
David Coriis'. (f) Edith Clay'.
1229. vii. Francis Lewis', b. March 3, 1841, d. unmarried, Nov. 23, 1862.
557. Corlis' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Polly (Bent) Hinds
{Corlis^, Corlis*, John', John', James') born in Watertown, N. Y.,
Dec. I, 1803, and died in Sutton County, Cal., July 14, 1867 ; married
Mrs. Maria (Mack) Walker, who was born in Hartford, Conn., in 1805,
and died in Vallejo, Cal., Jan. 27, 1880. They lived in Watertown,
N. Y., where he was a farmer.
Children, born in Watertown :
*i23o. i. Cornelia', b. July 13, 1831.
*i23i. ii. Maria', b. May 16, 1834.
*I232. iii. Frances", b. Dec. 7, 1836.
?1233. iv. Corlis^, b. Dec. 24, 1849.
567. William Wal son' Hinds, son of Thomas* and Phebe
(Bent) Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Mount
Holly, Vt, April 13, 1801, and died in Brownville, N. Y., in September,
1859 ; married in Oswego, May 4, 1823, Minerva Burroughs, who was
born Feb. 17, 1803, and died in October, 1896. After living in Oswego
a few years, they moved to Brownville, where they remained the rest
of their lives.
Children, born in Brownville :
Emily Elizabeth', b. March 24, 1827.
Ellen Antoinette', b. Feb. 20, 1830.
Martha Aurelia', b. June 16, 1832.
Mary Emma', b. Oct. 6, 1834.
Sarah Lavinia*!, b. Feb. 21, 1837.
Josephine Pauline', b. AprU 7, 1842.
Julia', b. in 1851, and died the same year.

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568. Thomas' Hinds, son of Thomas" and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds (Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Mount Holly,
Vt, May 23, 1803, and died in Pillarpoint, N. Y.; married (first) in
Rodman, N. Y., in 1830, Chloe Fuller, of Adams, N. Y. She was the
daughter of Abner Fuller. He married (second) Mary Crawford, of
Pillarpoint. He carried on a farm in Sacket Harbor, N. Y.
Children, by first wife :
1241. i. Octavia', b. in Adams Center, N. Y., about 1S27, &nd d. there
June 22, 1841.
Harriet', b. in Rodman, N. Y., AprU 8, 1828.
Pitt Morse', b. in Adams Center, Dec. 9, 1830.
Austin Fuller', b. in Watertown, AprU 3, 1836.
Earl', b. in Adams Center, March 26, 1837.
William Watson', b. March 14, 1830.
Children, by second wife, all born in Brownville, except the last :
Albert', b. July 14, 1843.
Huldah Ann', b. Jan. 22, 1845.
Frank M.', b. Jan. 14, 1847.
Phcebe O.', b. May 3, 1849.
Mary H.', b. July 21, 1851.
Myra', b. July 21, 1851.
Minerva', b. in PUlarpoint, July 25, 1856.
569. Emily' Hinds, daughter of Thomas" and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds ( Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Mount Holly,
Vt., Aug. 14, 1805, and died in New Jersey in 1826 ; married in Water-
town, N. Y., in 1823, Albert Poole, of New Jersey.
570. Tamer' Hinds, daughter of Thomas* and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds {Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Mount Holly,
Vt, Nov. 26, 1807, and died in Orleans, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Dec. 26,
1846 ; married in Orleans, Dec. 5, 1823, Nathan Elmer, son of Benja
min and Mrs. Lucy (Corkings) Elmer. He was born in Rutland, Vt,
Aug. 9, 179s, died in Johnson's Grove, DeKalb Co., 111., June 17, 1864,
and is buried there. She is buried in Lafargeville, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
He was a farmer of Lafargeville.
Children, born in Orleans :
William', b. Aug. 23, 1824, d. in Orieans, Feb. 5, 1827.
Levi", b. Aug. 7, 1826, d. in Orieans, Feb. 13, 1827.
Asahel", Dec. 17, 1827, d. in Shabbona Grove, 111., Jan. 5, i860;
m. Rhoda Ann Wheeler, who d. in Waterman, III., May 21, 1890.
ChUdren, b. in Shabbona Grove : (a) Sevellon Roswell', b. May
26, 1852. He is a lecturer and unmarried and lives in Kansas
City, Mo. (1899). (b) Irving Asahel', b. July 8, 1856 ; m. in

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Waterman, III., Jan. 14, 1879, Carrie Lucinda Colton, daughter
of WUliam and Lucinda (Emery) Colton. She was b. in Water
man, Oct. 21, 1858. He is a dealer in machinery and lives in
Kansas City (1899). Children, born in Kansas City: (i) Alice
Celestia'", b. Jan. 6, 1881. (2) Irving Wesley'", b. Feb. 3, 1883.
(3) Bert Lee'°, b. Dec. 18, 1884. (4) Alta May'°,b. Dec. 9, 1886.
1257. iv. Harriet', b. Jan. 27, 1830, d. in Orleans, Aug 24, 1844.
1258. V. Celestia', b. Nov. 17, 1831 ; m. in Shabbona Grove, Jan. 1, 1855,
Reuben Watson Pritchard, son of Reuben and Mariah (Mason)
Pritchard. He was b. in Malone, N. Y., Nov. 29, 1830, d. in
Pender, Neb., Aug. 31, 1891. She lives in Pender (1899). Chil
dren, born in Shabbona Grove: (a) Ida Mariah', b. March 17,
1856, d. in Austin, 111. , June 15, 1897; m. in Waterman, 111.,
Dec. 29, 1879, James Listen Miller, who was b. in Blairgowie,
Scotland, July 10, 1844. ChUdren, b. in Sycamore, 111.: (i)
Walter Pritchard'", b. Jan. 10, 1881. (2) Celestia Stella'", b.
March 31, 1882. (b) Reuben Albert', b. Dec. 14, 1857. He is
a farmer, and resides, unmarried, in Pender, Neb. (1899). ('^l
Charles Nathan', b. July 24, 1864 ; m. in Sycamore, Aug. 8, 1889,
Fannie May Blanchard, daughter of Andrew Jackson and Abbie
Ann (Beckley) Blanchard. She was b. in Sycamore, Sept. 8,
1863. He is a bookseUer in DeKalb, 111. Children: (i) Abbie
Celestie'", b. in Sycamore, March 13, 1892. (2) Lois LUlian'",
b. in DeKalb, IU., AprU 5, 1896. (d) Freddie', d. in infancy.
(e) Stella Celestia', b. July 21, 1870, d. in Sycamore, Jan. 12,
1883. (f) Ellen Minerva', b. Jan. 23, 1874; m. in Pender, Neb.,
AprU 30, 1896, Charies WUlard Baker, son of Hiram and Mary
Sophia (Muffly) Baker. He is a farmer in Pender, (1S99).
ChUdren, b. in Pender: (i) Stella Pritchard'". (2) Charies Elmer'".
1259. vi. Phebe', b. June 16, 1834 ; m. Myron Cyrus Whitford, son of Wil
liam Whitford. Children, born in Waterman, 111.: (a) Ova Orissa',
b. March 24, 1856, d. in Shabbona Grove, May 24, 1875; "^- '"
Waterman, Oct. 2, 1870, Frank K. Lutz, a farmer of Pender
(1899). (b) Luman Charles', b. Jan. 2, 1858; m. in Waterman,
April 29, 1885, Mary Ellen Huff, daughter of Wilson Huff. He
is a farmer of Waterman (1899). ChUdren, b. in Waterman:
(I) Manley Clarence'", b. March 26, 1886. (2) Fred Wilson'",
b. Dec. 26, 1887. (3) Violette Eva'". (4) Minnie Irene'", b.
Nov. 4, 1890. (5) Erma Heloise'", b. May 24, 1895. (6) Harri
et Elmira'", b. May 27, 1898. (c) WUliam Cyrus', b. July 18,
1863; m. in Waterman, Nov. 15, 1888, Mary Ann Kauffman.
He is a barber in Waterman (1899). ChUdren, born in Water
man : (i) MUdred Irene'", b. Feb. 21, 1892. (2) Lawrence El
mer'", b. Oct. 2, 1897. (d) Almira Permelia', b. in June, 1866 ;
m. in Shabbona, May 6, 1885, George M. Sawyer, who is a farmer
in Shabbona (1899). ChUdren, born in Shabbona : (i) Edith'", b.
Aug. 20. 1886. (2) Alta'", b. Sept. 8, 1887. (3) Eva'", b. May
20, 1889. (4) Frank George'", b. June 13, 1890. (5) Florence'",
b. Sept. 15, 1891. (e) Adelia Mary', b. in Oct. 1868; m. in
Waterman, May 7, 1890, Elbert Peare Dean, son of Moses Dean.
He is a druggist of Waterman (1899). Child: (i) Mabel Ida'",

154 THE HINDS FAMILY
b. in Waterman, AprU 3, 1893. (^ ) George Nathan', b. Sept.
20, 1875. (g) Irene Minerva', b. May 4, 1880.
1260. vn. Lavina", b. April i, 1837, d. in Ottawa, Kansas. Aug. 30, 1887 ;
m. in Shabbona Grove, in 1858, Rev. Elias Underwood, who
was b. in Chautauqua Co , N. Y., Oct. 13, 1837, d. in Ottawa,
Feb. II, 1894. ChUdren: (a) Elmer', (b) Adelbert Elias', b.
in Oxford, 111., April 29, 1862 ; m. in Sedgwick, Kans., Dec.
I, 1887, Susan Adel Stanard, daughter of Hiram A. and
Susan Stanard. She was b. in Bureau Co., 111., Sept. 20, 1867,
ChUdren : (i) Elmer Roy'", b. in London, Eng., May 8, 1891.
(2) Esther L.'", b. in New York City, Sept. 21, 1894.
1261. viii. Minerva", b. June 16, 1841, d. in Shabbona Grove, March 26,
1868.
1262. ix Nathan', b. Sept. 5, 1842; m. (first) in South Paw Paw, IU.,
Maggie Electa Boardman ; m. (second) Mrs. Catherine (Kenton)
Crowell, who was b. March 10, 1848. He lives in Minneapolis
(1899). ChUdren by first marriage: (a) Nathan', b. in
Pana, Jan. 22, 1871 ; m. in Minneapolis, June 3, 1897, Mattie
C. Miller. ChUd: (i) Nathan'", b. in Chicago, IU., Sept. 20,
189S. (b) Minerva Marguerite', b. in Pana, July 18, 1874 (c)
Oriand Asahel', b. in Kansas City, May 16, 1880. Children by
second marriage, born in Rockford, 111. ; (d) Bertie Edna^, b.
Oct. 9, 1S83. (e) Herbert Kenton', b. AprU 17, 1885. (f)
Lawrence Earl', b. June 7, 1S87.
1263. X. Lorinda', b. Sept. 15, 1S45, <^- Nov. 23, 1878 ; m. in Shabbona
Grove, Jan. i, 1866, Julius Orlin Thomas, who was b. in
Worcester, Vt, Oct. 5, 1841, d. in Ottawa, Kans., March 25,
1884. ChUdren born in Shabbona Grove: (a) Clara Richmond',
b. Dec. 5, 1866, d. in El Paso, Texas, Jan. 4, 1893 ; m. in El-
Paso, May 9,1891, Archie Byron Stanton, who was b. in Kanawah
Co., W. Va., Jan. 10, 1865. (b) Charles Nathan', b. AprU 30,
1S6S ; m. in Baltimore, Md. Aug. 26, 1891.
571. Carrolus' Hinds, son of Thomas* and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Mount Holly,
Vt, Oct. 17, 1809, and died in Adams Center, N. Y., Feb. 7, 1899 ;
married in Pamelia, N. Y., in 1835, Mary Minthorn. They were with
out children, and resided in Adams Center (1898).
573. Earl Bent' Hinds, son of Thomas" and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), and a nephew of Corlis
Hinds, of the third generation of that name. Corlis was born in Barre,
Mass., in 1774, and went to Mt. Holly, Vermont, where he married
Polly Bent, a daughter of David Bent, of that place, and then to the
Black River Country, now Jefferson County, N. Y., and settled on a
tract of land in the center of the town of Watertown. He was the first
supervisor of the town after its organization, and served in that capac
ity from 1805 to 1808. Thomas, his younger brother, born in Barre,

EARL BENT HINDS.

ALMIRA MARIA (ALLEN) HINDS.

SEVENTH GENERATION 155
in May, 1780, also journeyed to Vermont and married Phebe, another
daughter of David Bent, in the year i8oo, where he established a mer
cantile business, in which he continued until 1809. During the latter
year he also moved to the Black River Country. The route was then
by the way of the Mohawk and Black River valleys, in the state of
New York, and the way was often beset by dangers, of stream and for
est ; the little party had a narrow escape from drowning, so says
tradition, in crossing the West Canada Creek near Trenton, Oneida
County ; the teamster, missing the fording place, the wagon was swept
down the stream, then swollen by late November storms, and was
barely rescued, with its load of household goods, wife and children ;
the youngest (Carlos), was then only six weeks old. They stopped in
Denmark, Lewis County, N. Y., where they resided for two years, near
the home of Peter Bent, Sr., who was a brother of Phebe, and who
had previously emigrated from Mt. Holly. It was here that Earl Bent
Hinds was born, on the 25th day of October, 1811, being the first of
his family to be born in the state of New York. Later on Thomas
moved into the town of Champion, Jefferson County, where he settled
on a farm between Tylerville and Copenhagen ; he served in the war
of 1812, and with his brother, Joseph Buckminster Hinds, was at the
battle of Sacketts Harbor, May 29, 1813. They had thirteen children,
and in common with the early settlers of the country at that time,
endured many privations incident to pioneer life. One frosty autumn
morning, while the family were living in the town of Champion, a
neighbor came hurriedly to the house, with the news that a bear and
cub were regaling themselves with nuts in a beech tree not far away.
Thomas owned a gun, an old army musket, with flint lock, and though
he had a supply of powder and shot, he had no bullets prepared, such
as were required to deal with game of this size. In this emergency, an
old pewter plate was cut in strips and rolled into slugs, that answered
the purpose and secured the bear; another neighbor arrived soon after
with a rifle and shot the cub. Such incidents, vividly retained in minds
then young, serve to illustrate the time and the country.
When seven years of age. Earl B. Hinds went to live with his aunt,
Polly Hinds, in Watertown, then the widow of Corlis above mentioned,
who died in 1813 ; his duties here were to drive the cows, and to assist
in winding quills for weaving the household linen. When about twelve
years old he engaged with a farmer, on Dry Hill (Mr. Ira Fiske), and
lived there two years, attending the district schools in winter and work
ing on the farm summers ; this was continued a number of years later
with other farmers, among whom were his uncle Silas Bent Hinds and
his elder brother, Thomas Hinds. He also worked in a distillery on

156 THE HINDS FAMILY
Dry Hill owned by Col. Joseph Sheldon, and in Tuttle & Sills distil
lery in Watertown, and also in a distillery in Rodman, Jefferson County.
In 1835, Earl B. and his next older brother Carlos, purchased a farm
in Hounsfield, Jefferson County, and Carlos having married, both
lived on it and worked it for one year, then having an opportunity to
sell it for a thousand dollars more than they had paid, they sold, and
each thereafter bought a farm for himself. Earl B. bought on Dry
Hill, in the township of Watertown, and carried on his farm for a year
with his sister Mary to keep house for him. He was married Feb. 15,
1843 to Almira Maria Allen, whose family were then living in Houns
field. She was a dauhgter of Reuben Allen, who was a son of Major
Benjamin Allen, of Cheshire, Mass., a Revolutionary soldier, and a son
of Barnabas Allen, who was born in Seekonk, R. I., about 1740, he
being a son of Barnabas who came from Scotland to Gloucester, Mass.,
in the early part of the eighteenth century. Almira was born in Ham
mond, N. Y., Feb. 26, 1821. In 1844, Mr. Hinds sold this farm, and
after making a trip to Illinois to look for better opportunities, among
which was a chance to buy, at a very low price, land on the west side
of the river, now covered by the city of Chicago, he came back and
bought a farm in the town of Pamelia, about four miles from Watertown.
It was here, by constant application to business, that Mr. Hinds suc
ceeded, in later years, in adding three other farms to his ownership.
He lived among his farms until his death, and was always actively
interested in the details of the business, though in later years they were
mostly occupied by tenants.
His son Oscar E., remaining unmarried until after his death, was his
constant assistant and able manager of affairs.
Mr. Hinds died in Pamelia, N. Y., May 18, 1894, and his wife
March 10, 1890. Both are buried in Brookside cemetery, just south of
the city of Watertown.
Children :
*i264. i. Franklin Allen', b. in Watertown, Nov. 17, 1843.
*I265. ii. Oscar Earl', b. in Pamelia, Aug. 18, 1849.
574. Silas? Hinds, son of Thomas* and Phebe (Bent) Hinds
{Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Champion, N. Y.,
Dec. 23, 1815 ; married in Oswego, N. Y., Nov. 9, 1839, Mrs. Catherine
(Burroughs) Wright, widow of Calvin Wright. She was born in Tol
land, Conn., June 22, 1814, and died in Decatur, Neb., Sept. 28, 1892.
He moved to Watertown, N. Y., in 1823, thence to Oswego in 1839,
where he remained until 1843, when he moved to Shabbona Grove, 111.

SEVENTH GENERATION I 57
He then went to Decatur, and later to Hitchcock, Texas, where he
lived till his death, March 9, 1899.
Children, born in Shabbona Grove :
*i266. i. Francis Marion', b. May 22, 1845.
*i267. ii. Helen Ellen', b. Jan. 16, 1847.
*I268. in. Phebe Jane', b. July i, 1849.
*i269. iv. Horace Penn', b. Sept. 29, 1852.
•1270. V. Thomas Byron', b. Aug. 15, 1853.
*i27i. vi. Frank', b. Dec. 31, 1S55.
575. Albert' Hinds, son of Thomas* and Phebe (Bent) Hinds
(Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Champion, N. Y.,
March 29, 1818, died in Shabbona Grove, 111., Feb. 27, 1887, and is
buried in Shabbona Grove; married in Bellville, Canada, Aug. 20,
1843, Fannie Richardson, who was born in Hilgar, Victoria County,
Canada, March 14, 1824. She was the daughter of William and Jane
(Schermerhom) Richardson. After marriage, they moved to Illinois,
settling on a farm in Shabbona Grove. For a winter employment, he
carried on cabinet making and the business of undertaker, but later
in life engaged in the manufacture of wagons and carriages. At his
death, he was connected with a concern in the manufacture of
drain-tile. Children :
1272. i. Emily', b. in Trenton, Canada, Jan. 17, 1845, d. in North Adams,
N. v., June 21, 1846.
1273. ii. Gilbert LaFayette', b. in Jefferson Co., N.Y., March 30, 1846,
d. in Coburg, Canada, Sept 5, 1847.
*I274. iii. Albert^, b. in Lindsay, Ont, Dec. 31, 1848.
*I275. iv. William Richardson', b. in Waterman, DeKalb Co., 111.,
March 16, 1852.
*I276. V. Carlos Wallace', b. in Shabbona Grove, Nov. 12, 1853.
*I277. vi. Orvis', t), in Shabbona Grove, May 12, 1864.
576. Betsey Hinds, daughter of Thomas* and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds {Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Champion, N.
Y., June 2 1, 1819, and died in Watertown, N. Y.; married in Watertown,
Elijah Beckwith, of Lafargeville, N. Y., who was born March 20, 1817.
Children :
1278. i. Martha'.
1279. ii. Mary', m. (i)  Reed. (2)  Haun.
577. Patty Hinds, daughter of Thomas* and Phebe (Bent)
Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Champion,

158 THE HINDS FAMILY
N. Y., April 15, 182 1, and died in Orleans; married in Orleans, Ira
Sheldon, of Lafargeville.
Child :
1280. i. Marie Antionette.'
578. Mary Ann? Hinds, daughter of Thomas* and Phebe
(Bent) Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Water-
town, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1825 ; married in Adams Center, N. Y., Timothy
Williams. They live in Adams Center (1899
Children :
1281. i. Mary E.', b. in 1852.
1282. ii. Emma', b. in 1857.
1283. in. Nettie', b. in 1864; m. Fred Lord.
580. Hannah' Hinds, daughter of Jonas* and Tryphena
(Holden) Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Charleston, N. H., June 26, 1812 ; married in Watertown, N. Y., in
April, 1845, Elbert Hall. They reside in St Charles, 111., (1899) and
she has furnished the data of her family.
Children :
1284. i. Cynthia', b. in 1850.
1285. ii. Alpha', b. in 1852.
581. Lewis Holden? Hinds, son of Jonas* and Tryphena
(Holden) Hinds {Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Charleston, N. H., July 15, 1814 and died in Clinton, III., in Feb
ruary, 1854; married in 1852, Caroline White, who is deceased. They
had no children.
583, Cynthia White' Hinds, daughter of Jonas^ and Try
phena (Holden) Hinds (Corlis^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Stanstead, Lower Canada, June 5, 1824, and died in West
minster, Vt, Jan. 25, 1897 ; married in Somerville, Mass., March 10,
1853, George Clinton Harlow, who was born Oct. 11, 1824. At eigh
teen years of age she became an attendent in the asylum for the insane
in Somerville, where she remained ten years. There she met her
fianc^, who was also an attendent. He has always been a farmer and
now lives in Westminster, Vt. (1899).
Children born in Wesfrainster West, Vt. :
1286. i. Emma Louise', b. July 15, 1854; m. in Westminster West Oct.
13, 1875, Frederick George Campbell, who was b. there Aug.
'9i '853. He is a farmer and sheep-breeder. ChUdren born in
Westminster West : (a) Harry Harlow', b. May 23, 1876.

1287.

ii.

1288.

iii.

1289.

iv.

SEVENTH GENERATION 1 59
Resides in Great Falls, Mont. (1899). (b) Frank Walter', b.
Sept. 26, 1877. He is in attendance at Brown University, where
he is making law a specialty, (c) Helen Louise', b. March 15,
1880. (d) Mary WardwelP, b. Dec. 23, 1881. (e) George', b.
Sept. It, 1883. (f) Lena Morris', b. March 21, 1887. (g)
Edward Raymond', b. June 5, 1891.
Henry Buckminster', b. Feb. 23, 1855 ; d. Nov. 25, 1876.
Charles Herbert', b. Feb. 18, 1857.
Arthur Lewis', b. Feb. 19, 1859 ; ra. in Westminister West,
Jan. 10, 1894, Mary A. Schwenk, who was b. in Brooklyn, N.
v., Sept 9, 1871. ChUd, born in Westminister West : (a) Fred
Herbert', b. June 26, 1897.
1290. V. George Walter', b. Nov. 19, 1861 ; m. in Putney, Vt., Oct. 20,
1886, Addie May Roberts, who was b. in Putney, Oct. 10, 1868.
Children, born in Westminster West : (a) Ralph Edwin', b. July,
7, 1889, (b) Ruth Abbie', b. Sept. 14, 1891. (c) Henry MUls',
b. AprU 9, 1896.
1291. vi. Albert Ernest', b. Nov. 18, 1863; m. in Cambridge, Mass.
Sept. 9, 1891, Eva Wooderson Hill, who was b. in Quincy
Point, Mass,, Dec. 31, 1870. He is a conductor on the electric
cars in Boston. Children, born in Cambridge : (a) Laura
Frances', b. July 12, 1892. (b) Ernest Franklin', b. Sept. 3,
1893. (c) Lucretia Wooderson', b. May 31, 1895. (d) Evelyn
White', b. May 26, 1897.
586. Allen' Hinds, son of Joseph Buckminster* and Rebecca
(Allen) Hinds {Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Water-
town, N. Y., March 26, 1814, and died in Nunda, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1872 ;
married in New Hartford, N. Y., Elizabeth Parker Richardson, daugh
ter of Jonathan and Lois (Parker) Richardson. She was born in New
Hartford, Oct. 19, 1816, and died in Nunda, Jan. 16, 1894. He was
an officer in the cavalry from Watertown. They lived in Nunda.
Children, born in Hume, Alleghany Co., N. Y. :
1292. i. Oscar Paddock', d. in infancy.
1293. ii. Ella Elizabeth', b. May lo, 1S46, d. in Nunda, Jan. 4, 1895.
1294. iii. Joseph R.', b. Oct. 26, 1849. He lives in Nunda, and has furnished
the records of his famUy. He is unmarried (1899).
*I295. iv. William Richardson', b. March 23, 1851.
1296. v. May Frances', b. June 9, 1858. She is unmarried and lives in
Nunda (1899).
588. Mary EUen' Hinds, daughter of Joseph Buckminster*
and Rebecca (Allen) Hinds (Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Watertown, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1818 ; married in Watertown, Sept.
I, 1836, Alonzo Guernsey, son of Dr. Oliver and Sophia (Bent) Guern
sey. He was born in Mount Holly, Vt, Nov. 5, 1805, and died in
Englewood, now a part of the city of Chicago, 111., March 30, 1891.

l6o THE HINDS FAMILY
She resides in Chicago, and has furnished much valuable aid regarding
her branch of the family for this work.
Children :
1297. i. Mary Ellen', b. in Watertown, Sept. 21, 1838, d. in Delevan,
Wis., Aug. 17, 1893; m. in PortagevUle, N. Y., Jan. 24, 1859,
John F. Whitbeck, of Chicago, who d. Aug. 17, 1893. He was
a lumber dealer. Children, born in Chicago : (a) Frances E.', b.
March 8, 1865; m. John F. L. Curtis, in Chicago, June 30, 1897.
He is a fruit dealer, (b) Mary Grace', b, Sept. 5, i868 ; m. in
Chicago, Dec. 9, 1890, James Finley BarreU. Child: (i) John
Whitbeck'". (c) Harry', b. Feb. 24. 18—.
1298. ii. Lorenzo Hinds', b. in Hume, Alleghany Co., N. Y., Nov. 26,
1840. He is unmarried (1899).
589. George Benedict' Hinds, son of Joseph Buckminster*
and Rebecca (Allen) Hinds (Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Portageville, N. Y., Dec. i, 1820, and died in Somerville, N. J.,
April 13, 1857 ; married in Rochester, N. Y., July 3, 1843, Eliza T.
Stout daughter of Caleb and Margaret (Teneyck) Stout. He was a
physician of Portage, N. Y., and she now lives in Danbury, Conn.
(1899). Children, born in Portageville :
*I299. i. Catherine H.', b. July 15, 1844.
1300. n. George', b. Dec. 28, 1846, d. in PortageviUe, Feb. 28, 1847.
1301. in. Jennie', b. July 21, 184S, d. in PortageviUe, Aug. 21, 1848.
*i302. iv. Emma Louise', b. Feb. 15, 1850.
1303, V. George Raymond', b. Nov. 18, 1854, d. in Elbridge, N. Y.,
Sept. 8, 1864.
590. James Richardson' Hinds, son of Joseph Buckmin
ster* and Rebecca (Allen) Hinds {Corlis', Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in Watertown, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1823 ; married in Perry,
N. Y., Nov. I, 1848, Olive W. Rawson, daughter of Zenas A. and Har
riet (Waterman) Rawson. She was born in Lockport, N. Y., Sept 3,
182 1, and died in Portage, N. Y., April 28, 1873. He resides in Port
ageville, N. Y. (1899).
Child :
*i304. i. Harriet Emma', b. in Hume, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1850.
595. Lucretia' Hinds, daughter of Calvin* and Susannah
(Clark) Hinds {Hoivard', Corlis*, John', John', James') born in Hub
bardston, Mass., April 29, 1806, and died in Troy, N. Y., 1833 ; mar
ried Parker Webber, of Troy, about 1830. They had no children.

DOROTHY QUINCEY (HiNDS) FRENCH.

SEVENTH GENERATION l6l
596. Dorothy Quincey' Hinds, daughter of Calvin* and
Susannah (Clark) Hinds, (Howard', Corlis*, John,' John", James')
born in Chester, Vt, Feb. 23, 1808, and died in Newport, R. I,„ Jan.
5, 1899, aged 90 years, 10 months and 12 days; married April 22, 1833,
Minot F. French, of Goffstown, N. H., who died in Weare, Oct 10,
1846. She resided in Newport, and together with her daughters has
taken an active interest in this work. The cause of her death was la
grippe, and she retained her faculties fully to the last.
Children :
1305. i. Lyceria L.', b. in Bedford, N. Hi, (now a part of Manchester
then called "Squag") Jan. 9, 1834 ; m. in Grafton, Mass., Sam
uel W. Eaton, who d. Oct. 23, 1896. She is without chUdren,
and resides in Newport (1899).
1306. u. Lewran F.', b, in Weare (then called"Riverdale" ), Nov. 14, 1839,
and d. there, Aug. 7, 1841.
1307. iii. Loresta Eliza', b. in Weare, Nov. 13, 1843. She resides in
Newport (1899).
597. LiOVPell Leland' Hinds, son of Calvin* and Susannah
(Clark) Hinds {Howard', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Hubbardston, Mass., Jan. 5, 1810, and died in Chelsea, Mass., Nov.
17, 1892 ; married (first) in Hubbardston, April 5, 1832, Mary Wright,
who was born Oct 31, 1811, and died in Chelsea, April 24, 1875. He
married (second) in November, 1878, Mrs. Julia (Oliver) Hunt. He
was a wholesale boot, shoe and leather dealer in Boston. No child
by second wife.
Children by first wife, the third born in Charlestown, others in Boston :
*i3o8. i. Samuel Woodward', b. July 21, 1833.
*i309. u. LoRiNG Francis', b. May 13, 1837.
*i3io. iii. Delia Jane', b. AprU 4, 1843.
*i3n. iv. Mary Elizabeth', b. AprU 6, 1849.
598. Alanson Gribson' Hinds, son of Calvin* and Susan
nah (Clark) Hinds {Howards, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Hubbardston, Mass., Feb. 26, 1812, and died in Worcester, Mass.,
Nov. II, 1894; married in Grafton, Mass., Oct. 4, 1838, Dianthia R.
McKnight, who was born in Sutton, Mass., May 4, 1815, and died in
Worcester, June 16, 1897. His early life was spent in Hubbardston,
but he later moved to Worcester, where he afterwards lived. Both
are buried in Hope cemetery, Worcester.
Children, born in Grafton :
1312. i. Harriet Eliza', b. March 28, I842, d. in Worcester, Oct. 7,
1880.
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1313. ii. Ednah Augusta', b. Aug. 30, 1844, d. in Grafton, AprU 3, 1857.
1314. iii. Fannie Alberta', b. April 10, 1853. She resides in Worcester
(1899), ^"'^ '^^^ aided greatly in getting records of her branch of
the family.
599. Eliza' Hinds, daughter of Calvin* and Susannah (Clark)
Hinds (Howards, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hubbardston,
Mass., Jan. 15, 1814, and died in Chester, Vt, Feb. i, 1848; married
Nathaniel Richardson, son of Nathaniel and Mary (Tuck) Richardson,
of Chester, Vt He was born in Weston, Vt., May 16, 1816, and died
in Boston. He had been previously married.
Children :
1315. i. Sanford H.', b. in 1840, d. in 1888.
1316. u. Charles Sanford', b. in October, 1847, m. in Boston, where
he died.
601. Calvin Parkman' Hinds, son of Calvin* and Susan
nah (Clark) Hinds {Howards, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Barre, Mass., Sept. 1, 1817, and died in Boston, Mass., April 18, 1892 ;
married (first) Amelia Heywood, of Grafton, Mass., from whom he
became divorced. He married (second) in Boston, in 1858, Mary
Elizabeth Covell. He resides in Boston (1899). He had no children
by his first wife.
Children, the third born in Maiden, Mass., others in Boston :
1317. i. Howard', b. June i, 1859, d. AprU 18, 1874.
*i3i8. ii. Jennie Maria', b. July 20, i860.
*I3I9. iii. William Covell', b. Feb. 21, 1863.
1320. iv. Marie Hoffindahl', b. Sept. 21, 1866.
603. William Augustus' Hinds, son of Calvin* and Susan
nah (Clark) Hinds (Howard^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Barre, Mass., April 2, 1819, and died in Worcester, Mass., Jan 21,
1876 ; married in Boston, Oct 25, 1841, Rebecca Louge, who was born
in Boston, March 10, 1818, and died in Watertown, Mass., April 29,
1892. He served in the Union army in the war of the Rebellion.
Children, born in Boston :
Annie Jeannette', b. May 25, 1842.
Emma Augusta', b. July 25, 1844.
Calvin Parkman', b. AprU 10, 1848.
William Augustus', b. Jan. 21, 1850, d. in Boston, Dec. 20, 1852.
Frank Clark', b. AprU 23, 1852.
Willie Herbert', b. June 6, 1856, and d., probably unmarried,
in California.
1328. vii. Ida Josephine', b. July II, 1859, d. in infancy.

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611. Nancy Hiuds, daughter of Warner* and Achsah (Wood
ward) Hinds {Howards, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hub
bardston, Mass., Sept. 29, 181 1, and died in New Haven, Conn., Sept.
18, 1897 ; marrried June 10, 1839, Josiah Waite Allen, son of Captain
Josiah Allen, of Barre, Mass. He was born in Barre, Oct. 29, 1809,
and died in Worcester, Mass., Aug. 18, 1870. He left home at the age
of fourteen, and was apprenticed to the mason's trade in New York
City. About 1839, he started in business for himself in Boston and
prospered. Her ancestors were pioneer settlers of the town, those on the mater
nal side coming from Newton, of which the Woodwards and Murdocks
were well-known families, established there soon after the settlement of
Boston. Her father moved to Worcester with his family about 1830,
where he passed most of his active life. He will be remembered by
old citizens as a popular landlord and a business man of enterprise and
probity. The father of her husband was one of the pioneer settlers of
the town, coming from Watertown Farms (now Weston), near Boston.
The first of his family to settle America, was Walter Allen, who was
living in Newbury in 1640. The land originally settled upon by Jona
than Allen in Barre is still owned and cultivated by his descendants.
Mrs. Allen was the victim of a physical infirmity, entailing constant suf
fering from infancy, to the end of a life prolonged to a great age by
constant self-denial and carefulness. This condition prevented her
from much attendance of school in youth, but she eagerly improved
every opportunity of acquiring knowledge and culture, and was ever a
devoted reader of good books, preferring poetry, biography, travels and
certain religious classics. The privileges of instruction, of which she
was deprived, she never underestimated, and that her children might
enjoy superior advantages of this kind, was the chief aim of her life,
and one for which no labors or sacrifices were accounted too great.
Her activities were necessarily limited, for the most part to home
and church affairs ; but she was fond of company, generous in hospi
tality, and in her friendships cordial and constant, haviug a gift to win
affection and confidence. She bore with willingness and charity the
woes of many less fortunate than herself as long as she had strength to
counsel and console. To be a faithful daughter, wife and mother, and
a humble disciple of her Lord in service of the weak, the afflicted and
the erring, were the instinctive motives of her life, and constituted the
sphere of duty that contented her.
Early in life, she united with the Congregational church in Hubbards
ton, and when moving to Worcester, attached herself to the Central
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164 THE HINDS FAMILY
the death of her husband, owing to her ill-health and not being able to
maintain a separate home, she lived with her sons away from Worcester.
With little disposition to make new friendships, she cherished with in
creasing affection the old ones, the memory of those departed and the
affection of the living. Her end was a holy falling asleep.
Children, born in Boston, Mass.:
1329. i. G. Walters, b. March 21, 1840; m. in Worcester, Oct. 9, 1866,
Grace Mason Weston, daughter of John G. Weston, of New
Braintree, Mass. He graduated at Yale University in 1863, with
degree of A. B. and in 1893 received degree of A. M. From
Jan., 1864, to Aug., 1865, was acting paymaster in the United
States navy, on board the monitor Nantucket, in the South
Atlantic Blockading Squadron. After the war, read law for a
time in Worcester, but soon went West and became connected
with the Cairo (111.) Journal, and for nearly thirty years has been
devoted to newspaper work. ChUdren: (a) Agnes', b. in Cin
cinnati, O., Aug. 12, 1867, d. in Newton Highlands, Mass., June
18, 1876. (b) Grace Weston', b. in Cincinnati, Oct 11, 1869.
(c) John Weston', b. in Newton Highlands, AprU 19, 1872. (d)
Walter Hinds', b. in Newton Highlands, Jan. 9, 1875. (e)
Abby Louise', b. in Newton Highlands, July 3, 1877. (f) Ethel
Clara', b. in Newton Highlands, March 6, 1880, d. July 26, 1882.
(g) Alice MiUer', b. in Portland, Me., Jan. 3, 1884.
1330. ii. Louisa Frances', b. Sept. 25, 1841, d. in Worcester, Oct. lo,
1862.
1331. iil Clara Fatima', b. AprU 29, 1847, d. in Grafton, Mass., Oct
29, 1886 ; m. March 28, 1867, Rev. Lucius Manlius Sargent,
son of Jedediah Warren and Cleora F. (Smith) Sargent. He
was b. in BiUerica, Mass., Sept. 13, 1836. ChUdren: (a)
Lucius Walter', b. in Worcester, May 7, 1868. He is an artist.
(b) George Alien', b. in Worcester, Dec. 6, 1871. (c) Fred
Augustus', b. in Worcester, in 1874, and d. there the next year.
(d) Edith Clara', b. in Grafton, July 13, 1879. (e) Nelson
Warren', b. m Grafton, Sept. 23, 1880.
1332. iv. Josiah Warner', b, Oct 11, 1850 ; m. in Atlanta, Ga., May 14,
1874, Ella L. Townsend. ChUdren : (a) Martha Theodora', b.
March 9, 1874. (b) Warner Townsend', b. May 22, 1878. He
is an architect.

613. Warner' Hinds, son of Warner* and Achsah (Wood
ward) Hinds (Howard^ Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hub
bardston, Mass., June 19, 18 18, died in Brooklyn, N. Y., April 5,
185s, and is buried in Worcester, Mass., married June 24, 1841, Sarah
A. Ryder of Southbridge, who died in Chester, Conn., in June, 1889.
Child :
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613. Elisha Woodv^ard' Hinds, son of Warner* and
Achsah (Woodward) Hinds {Howard'', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Hubbardston, Mass., Nov. 22, 1819, and died in Rockford,
111., Oct. II, 1886; married in Grafton, Mass., Aug. 29, 1844, Martha
Eveline Goddard, who was born in Grafton, July 4, 1817, and died in
Chicago, April 6, 1891. He was a farmer of Grafton and Charlestown,
Mass., also a tanner. After 1856 he lived in Rockford, III. Served
three years in the war of the Rebellion.
Children :
*I334. i. Emma E.', b. in Grafton, Nov. 19, 1845.
1335- ii- Julia Augusta', b. in Charlestown, Oct. 28, 1848. She has
always been an invalid, and resides with her sister in Chicago.
Unmarried.
1336. iii. Alice Warren', b. in Charlestown, Feb. 10, 1854, d. in Rock
ford, in., Oct 31, 1869.
I337- iv. Louise F.', b. in Rockford, May 6, i860. She is a cashier and
bookkeeper by profession, and at present holds the position of
stationer in the Department of Public Works in Chicago (1899).
614. Chauncy Hinds, son of Warner" and Achsah (Wood
ward) Hinds (Howard', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Hub
bardston, Mass., April 24, 1822, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y.; mar
ried Nov. 28, 1844, Ruth Shurtliff. They live in Brooklyn.
Children, born in Worcester :
*I338. i. Carrie A.', b. Jan. 12, 1846.
*i339. ii. Alfred Warner', b. Nov. 15, 1848.
641. Sarah Malvena' Hinds, daughter of Perley* and Sarah
(Lawrence) Hinds {Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., N. H., Nov. 21, 1828; married in Girard
Township, Penn., Dec. 27, 1849, Asa Battles, who was born in Girard,
Sept. 27, 1827, and died in Girard, Aug. 28, 1889. He was the son of
Asa and Elizabeth Battles.
Children, born in Girard :
1340. i. Clarence Perley^, b. Oct. 16, 1853 ; m. in Malvern, Hot Springs
Co., Ark., Sept. 24, 1887, Mary Virginia Davis, who was b. in
Savannah, Tenn., Oct. 31, 1861, and d. in Hot Springs, Ark.,
March 7, 1895. Child, b. in Hot Springs: (a) Cora Perley', b.
Jan. 6, 1889.
1341. U. Raymond Willis', b. July 31, 1856; m. in Waverly, Iowa, Nov.
10, 1880, Teresa L. ThUkston, who was b. in Waverley, July 15,
1859. She is living in Mosiertown, Crawford Co., Pa. (1899).
Children : (a) Donald Raymond', b. in CrossingvUle, Crawford
Co., Pa., Oct. 29, 1881. (b) Ralph Asa', b. in Ripley, N. Y.,
March 22, 1884. (c) Ford Lewis', b. in Girard, Pa., April 9,
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1342. in. Zera Sarah', b. Sept. 24, 1858, d. in Girard, June 10, 1875.
1343. iv. Wilton Lamar', b. Sept. 21, i860.
1344. V. Leland Asa', b. June 8, 1867.
1345. vi. Cora Gertrude', b. Jan. 8, 1870.
642. Ervin Perley' Hinds, son of Perley' and Sarah (Law
rence) Hinds (Jesses, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Chester
field Township, Cheshire Co., N. H., March 10, 1831 ; married in
Girard, Penn., Jan. 8, 1857, Mary Ellen Cutler, who was born in Frank
lin Township, Erie Co., Penn., April 2, 1837. She was the daughter of
Hon. George H. Cutler, of Girard. His first undertaking on his own
account, was teaching in a district school. The following year, he was
engaged as an assistant in the Girard Academy, pursuing his studies
and teaching at the same time. In the year 1852, in November of that
year, he entered the employ of the Northwestern Fire Insurance Com
pany, in the city of Erie, Penn., as cashier, and later transferred to the
office of this company, located in Philadelphia. In 1855, he was
elected secretary of the Merchants Fire Insurance Company, of that
city. In the latter part of the year 1856, he resigned his position, to
engage in the lumber and general merchandise business in Phillips
burg, Center Co., Penn., where he continued business until the spring
of 1859, when he disposed of his interests there and moved to Minne
sota, to take charge of the Minnesota Valley Stage Company, as
general manager, with headquarters in St. Paul and Shakopee. Dur
ing that year, he purchased a half-interest in this stage company, and
continued in its management until the expiration of its mail contracts
in July, 1862. After disposing of the assets of this company, and
closing its affairs, he located in Milwaukee, purchasing an interest in
the Pennsylvania Oil Company, then doing business in that city, and
where he resided until the fall of 1865. He then moved to Chicago,
the company transferring its plant there, for business reasons, where
he continued to live until October, 1868, when he moved to Hinsdale,
111., his present residence (1899).
In October, 1871, the great Chicago fire entirely destroyed the oil
works. The destruction was so complete, that it caused an entire
change in his business, and in the spring of 1872, he again took up the
lumber trade, with its adjuncts, which he has since continued.
He says, "I have never been a politician, although I have always
taken an active interest in public affairs pertaining to the village of
Hinsdale and its local institutions." In 1872, the village of Hinsdale
was incorporated into a town, and Mr. Hinds was chosen as a member
of its first board of trustees. Since then he has served at different
times, having been its president for nine years, and a member of its

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SEVENTH GENERATION I 6/
trustees for eight years. Since 1870, he has been almost continually
connected with school interests, first as director, and later as a member
of the township's board of school trustees, serving nine years as presi
dent of that board. In February, 1889, he was one of the four persons
who organized the Hinsdale Building and Loan Association, being
its first president, and reelected each year since, and holding the
office to-day. He has also held the presidency of the Hinsdale Club
and the Hinsdale Building Company. For several years, he was
regent of the Hinsdale Council, No. 785, Royal Arcanum, of which he
is still a member. He is at present connected with the firm of E. P.
Hinds & Son, dealers in railroad ties, paving posts, bark, shingles
and lumber, his place of business being located in Chicago. He has
been the means of completing his branch of the family for this work,
tracing out each individual branch, and adding data from time to time,
as the work has progressed.
Children :
1346. i. George Cutler', b. in PhUlipsburg, Center Co., Penn., Oct. 21,
1857, d. in Shakopee, Scott Co., Minn., Oct. 16, 1861. His
remains were carried to Girard for final burial.
Charles Edmund', b. in Shakopee, Aug, 23, 1861.
Minnie Louise', b. in Chicago, 111., Nov. 29, 1865.
Ervin Perley', b. in Hinsdale, Dupage Co., 111., Nov. 29, 1869.
He is unmarried, and is at present employed with Armour & Co.
(1899).
1350. V. Lillian Cutler', b. in Hinsdale, March 19, 1879.
643. Calvin Jennison' Hinds, son of Perley* and Sarah
(Lawrence) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Girard
Township, Erie Co., Penn., Dec. 27, 1832 ; married (first) in Girard,
Oct. 20, 1856, Elvira M. Cutler, who was born in Summer Hill, N. Y.,
Dec. 29, 1833. She was the daughter of Hon. George H. Cutler, of
Girard. He married (second) in Syracuse, N. Y., May 27, 1868,
Frankie Stewart, who was born in Syracuse, Aug. 12, 1849.. She was
the daughter of Henry and Marcia Stewart. He is a lawyer.
Children, by first marriage:
•1351. i. Lawrence Calvin', b. in Phillipsburg, Pa., Nov. 29, 1858.
*I352. n. Bertha Elvira', b. in Girard, Dec. 15, i86i.
»I352^. iii. ViRA Cutler', b. in Girard, Sept. 2, 1863.
Children, by second marriage, born in Girard :
1353. iv. Fannie', b. March 27, 1872.
Harry', b. July 15, 1874-
Belle Stewart', b. Dec. 7, 1877.
Calvin Jennison', b. July 13, 1880.
Donald J.', b. Oct. 14, 1882.
Stewart*, b. May 7, 1886.

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645. Isaac Lawrence' Hinds, son of Perley* and Sarah
(Lawrence) Hinds (JesseS, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Girard Township, Erie Co., Penn., Oct. 4, 1840, and died in Glenwood,
Iowa, Nov. 8, 1876 ; married in Girard, Dec. 29, 1863, Louise Cutler,
who was born in Girard, Feb. 15, 1844. She was the daughter of Hon.
George H. Cutler, of Girard.
Children :
1359. i. Nellie C, b. in Chicago, Aug. 5, 1868, d. in \ Hinsdale, 111.
March 6, 1871. Remains were taken to Girard.
*i36o. ii. Gertrude Louise', b. in Hinsdale, Oct 2, 1870.
1361. in. Mabel Lawrence', b. in Girard, June 26, 1877.
647. William Wallace' Hinds, son of Perley* and Polly
Kent (Smith) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James') born in
Girard, Erie County, Penn., Dec. 21, 1843; married (first) in Berea,
Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, Dec. 23, 1868, Caroline Stone, who was born
Dec. 15, 1843, and died Jan. 17, 1880. He married (second) in Berea,
June 6, 1882, Lydia Carroll. He resided on the old farm near Girard,
locating there at the time of his first marriage.
Children, by first wife, born in Girard :
1362. i. Robert P.', b. March 13, 1870, and d. in Girard, June 2, 1870,
1363. n. Oliff E.', b. Sept 15, 1871.
1364. iu. Perley S.', b. Dec. 21, 1874; m. June 28, 1896, May King.
1365. iv. Mattie L.', b. June 26, 1878.
Child, by second wife, born in Girard :
1365^^. V. Milton C b. July 21, 1892.
648. Clarissa Lucinda', Hinds, daughter of Perley* and
Polly Kent (Smith) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Girard, Erie Co., Penn., June 11, 1845 ; married in Girard, Jan. 3,
1872, William H. Palmer, son of James and Nancy Palmer. He was
born in Girard, June 29, 1840, and died there, Nov. 21, 1882.
Children born, in Girard :
1366. i. Marion H.', b. May 4, 1874 ; ™- AprU 25, 1895, Charles M.
Hutchinson, who was b. in Girard. ChUd, born in Girard : (a)
Palmer Hall', b. June 6, 1896.
1367. ii. Katherine Lucilb', b. July 26, 1876.
649. ^ Helen Marion' Hinds, daughter of Perley* and Polly
Kent (Smith) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John', James') born in
Girard, Erie Co., Penn., April 10, 1847 ; married June 15, 1869, James
A. Cooper, who was born in Otsego Co., N. Y., May 16, 1847. He

Children

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SEVENTH GENERATION. 1 69
was the son of Gardner and Martha Cooper. They lived first in Ovid,
and later in Owosso, Mich.
first six born in Ovid and the last in Owosso :
Nina Helen', b. AprU 17, 1870.
Edith Marion', b. Sept. 23, 1872.
Alice Belle', b. AprU 21, 1874.
Charles J.', b. March 6, 1876.
James A.', b. Sept 30, 1879.
Boy', (name unknown) b. July 4, 1881, and d. Sept. 22, 1881.
Clara Lillian', b. Jan. 19, 1889.
650. Emma Sophia' Hinds, daughter of Perley* and Polly
Kent (Smith) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Girard, Erie Co., Penn., Nov. 29, 1848, and died in Northport, Mich.,
Jan. 2, 1876 ; married in Girard, March 23, 1875, Valentine C. Miller.
Her remains were first placed in the cemetery in Northport, but later
removed to Girard for final burial. She rests by the side of her baby
boy in her father's lot.
Child, born in Northport :
1375. i. Perley Hinds', b. Dec. 23, 1875, ^"<1 ^- i" Hinsdale, Sept. 26,
1876.
667. Arthur Corlis' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., Sept. 19, 1847 ; married in Kingsley, Kansas,
April 29, 1881, Mary Foran. Their home was in Kingsley (1897).
Children, born in Kingsley :
1376. i. Arthur Corlis', b. June 18, 1882.
1377. ii. Fernando Lewellyn', b. Sept 17, 1883.
1378. iii. Sadie Mary', b. Nov. 26, 1888.
1379. iv. Royal William', b. Aug. 5, 1894.
668. Fernando Perley Hinds, son of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., Nov. 16, 1848 ; married Nov. 6, 1878, Sarah F.
Aldrich, who was born March 16, 1849. They are without children,
and reside in Hinsdale, N. H. (1897).
669. Harriet Elizabeth' Hinds, daughter of Corlis* and
Harriet Maria (Hill) Hinds {Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Chesterfield, N. H., July 20, 1850 ; married March 29, 1869,
Leavitt W. Safford, who was born in Chesterfield, Nov. 10, 1844. He
is the son of Watson Safford. They live in Keene, N. H. (1897).

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Children :
1380. i. Myrtie Edna', b. in Chesterfield, Aug. 20, 1871.
1381. U. Fordyce Eddie', b. in Chesterfield, April 6, 1873.
1382. in. Perley Fernando', b. in Keene, Jan. 27, 1883.
1383. iv. Berdyce May', b. in Keene, July 13, 1888.
1384. V. Girl' (name unknown), b. in Keene, Nov. i8, 1896.
670. Sarah Maria' Hinds, daughter of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., Nov. 27, 1853 ; married Nov. 27, 1878, George
Herbert Clough, of Winchendon, Mass., who was born Sept. 15, 1846,
and died in Apponaug, R. I., Nov. 20, 1895. They had no children,
and she resides in Apponaug (1897).
671. Caroline Love' Hinds, daughter of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesses, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., Aug. 10, 1856 ; married Sept. 8, 1875, John O.
Hubbard, of Chesterfield, who was born Nov. 10, 1839. They reside
in Chesterfield (1897).
Children, born in Chesterfield :
13S5 i. Leslie John', b. Jan. 23, 1S79.
1386. u. Leland Orson', b. June 27, 1882.
673. Jesse Buchanan' Hinds, son of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H, June 23, 1858; married Sept. i, 1889, Nellie Agnes
Welch, who was born in Winchendon, Mass., May 15, 1870.
Child, born in Chesterfield :
1387. i. Corlis Fernando', b. March 17, 1891.
674. Louisa Lillia' Hinds, daughter of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesses, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., June 25, 1861 ; married Sept 11, 1888, George N.
Smith, who was born in Walpole, N. H., April 2, 1859. They are with
out children and reside in Hinsdale, N. H. (1897).
676. Flora May' Hinds, daughter of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds ( Jesse^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., April 27, 1866 ; married in Keene, N. H., Dec. 26,
1894, Fred Whitcomb Foster, who was born in West Swanzey, N. H.,
July 17, 1853. He was the son of Philomen W. and Marium (Stratton)
Foster. They were without children and lived in West Swanzey in
1897.

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SEVENTH GENERATION I7I
677. Noble Andrew Hinds, son of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesse', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., Oct. 24, 1868 ; married May 5, 1894, Lillia E. Hill,
who was born May 10, 1866. They live in Keene, N. H. (1897).
Child, born in Keene :
1388. i. Ray Andrew', b. AprU 4, 1895.
678. Winfield Ernest^ Hinds, son of Corlis* and Harriet
Maria (Hill) Hinds (Jesse^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Chesterfield, N. H., May 26, 1870; married Sept. 21, 1891, Julia Edna
Welch, who was born in Winchendon, Mass., April 22, 1870. They re
side in Gardner, Mass. (1897).
Children, born in Gardner :
1389. i. Flora M.', b. March 14, 1893, and ^- ¦" Gardner, May 11, 1897.
1390. n. Calvin William', b. Sept 10, 1896.
686. Silas Peirce' Hinds, son of Abner* and Betsey
(Pierce) Hinds (Abner', Benjamin*, Jacob.? John', James'), born in
Milan, Coos County, N. H., Oct 23, 18 15, and died in Newark, N.
J., Nov. 18, 1886 ; married, Dec. 29, 1840, Rebecca Eliza Clinton,
who was born in Monroe, Middlesex Co., N. J., Jan. 7, 18 16. His
early schooling was sadly neglected, not having those advantages until
the age of twelve years and then only for a short time. After getting
what little knowledge he did from his school, he left it and went to
farming. Later he served at the shoemaker's trade, getting money
enough to start for Oberlin college. He got as far as New York, where
he became stranded. He then went to Newark, and later in life, open
ed a factory for the manufacture of pianos. Beginning on a small scale
the business gradually grew and became quite flourishing. At the time
of the war of the Rebellion, he was appointed by the governor of New
Jersey as military instructor of the bands, which were encamped there.
He was quite a musician, and made violins and other instruments.
Children :
*I39I. i. Alpheus Rogers', b. in Monroe, Feb. 16, 1842.
1392. u. Jane Augusta', b. in Franklin, Bergen Co., N. J., March 13, 1844,
d. in CaldweU, Essex Co., N. J., Oct. ir, 1844.
1393. iii. William Henry', b. in Newark, Sept 26, 1845, d. there, un
married, Nov. 3, 1882.
*I394. iv. Marietta', b. in Newark, June 28, 1847.
688. William Henry Harrison' Hinds, son of Abner'
and Betsey (Pierce) Hinds (Abner', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'),
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Chelsea, Mass., Sept. lo, 1852, Ellen Elizabeth Mooney, who was
born at parish of Gavaha, county of Downs, Ireland, May i, 183 1,
from whom he became divorced, Oct 4, 188 1. At her death, he mar
ried (second) Dec. 17, 1895, Mrs. Anna Marion (Wallace) Whitney,
widow of Asaph B. Whitney. She was born in Hardwick, Mass., Aug.
7, 1835, and married her first husband, June 8, 1853. She is a
lineal descendant of Sir William Wallace, the Scottish chief.
At the age of fourteen he learned the carpenter's trade, serving six
years, in the meantime, studying architectural and landscape drawing.
At twenty he entered the New Hampshire militia, and was made cap
tain, rising to colonel in three years. He was then offered a general's
commission, but declined because of the expense. He taught school
and carried on the business of architect and builder until thirty years
of age ; then took up the study of dentistry, which he practised for
forty-five years, gaining the highest prize for improvement in artificial
teeth, at one of the Charitable Mechanics fairs, held in Boston. He
enlisted April 19, 1861, in Groton, Mass., and helped raise a company,
of which he was chosen first lieutenant He went to the front and
served some months, when he returned and raised another company
and was chosen captain, being attached to the 33d regiment Massa
chusetts volunteers. Served until after the battle of Chancellorsville,
when ill health compelled him to resign. He was one year in the
United States Treasury, having in his charge all the bond and note
plates. Colonel Hinds has taken out some fourteen patents on different
articles, and has made poetical and prose contributions on various sub
jects, to many publications in different parts of the country, besides
lecturing on temperance and the money question. He has always be
longed to some temperance organization, and is an uncompromising
opponent to the habitual use of poisonous stimulants, as one of the
great causes of sickness, poverty and crime. He is a Master Mason
of high standing, and has aided greatly in obtaining records of his
family. Children :
1395. i. Mary Ellen', b. in Gardner, Mass., Sept 12, 1853, d. there, of
bright's disease, Aug. 11, 1878.
*I396. ii. Sarah Elizabeth', b. in So. Groton, Mass., Dec. 10, i860.
*I397. in. William Henry Harrison', b. in Groton, April 26, 1867.
71.3. Emily Frances' Hinds, daughter of Jason* and Celia
Nye (Tobey) Hinds (Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born
in Norridgewock, Me., Feb. 15, 1828, and died in Fairfield, Me., June

SEVENTH GENERATION 173
9, 1892, aged 64 years, 3 months, 25 days ; married in Norridgewock,
Aug. 17, 1845, by Rev. Josiah Peet, William Penn Winslow, who was
born in Windham, Me., June 12, 1822. After marriage they moved to
Brunswick, thence to Durham, remaining there several years, when they
went to Fairfield and in 1874 to Larone, Me., where he now resides
(1899). Children, first born in Durham, the others in Fairfield :
1398. i. Mary Ellen', b. June 24, 1846, d. in Fairfield, July 9, 1867 ; m.
in Fairfield, Dec. 24, 1864, Ansel Holway, who was b. in Nor
ridgewock, Me., Sept. 25, 1831. She is buried in Skowhegan,
Me. He is a prominent farmer of Skowhegan (1899). Children :
(a) Herbert Lincoln', b. in Fairfield, Dec. 5, 1865, and was kUled
in an accident on the Boston and Maine railroad, Nov. 27, 1898 ;
m. Helen Bigelow. They had two chUdren. (b) Mary Ellen', b.
in Fairfield, June 5, 1867 ; m. Bert Allen Nichols, who was b.
April 30, 1874. They live in Skowhegan, where he is a painter
(1899).
1399. ii. Lizzie Exie', b. Feb. 12, 1851; m. by Rev. George Whitefield
Hathaway, in Skowhegan, Feb. 12, 1873, Judson Wyman Pack,
ard, son of Nathan T. and Ann Packard. He was b. in
Skowhegan, Sept. 16, 1849, and they reside there (1899). Chil
dren, born in Skowhegan: (a) Lester H.', b. Feb. 22, 1879. (h)
Mabel E.', b. May 16, 1882. (c) Lena M', b. July 11, 1888. (d)
Celia M.', b. Feb. 7, 1892.
1400. ni. Willie Penn', b. Nov. 21, 1S56; m. (first) Jan. 24, 1880, Mary
Lindie Mason, who d. June 12, 1886; m. (second) June i, 1S89,
Mary Elizabeth Holway. He is a shoemaker and farmer and
lives in Larone, Me, (1899).
714. Ellis Tobey Hinds, son of Jason' and Celia Nye (To
bey) Hinds (Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Nor
ridgewock, Me., Oct. 23, 1829 ; married in Fairfield, Me., May 12, i860,
Clara Jones Tibbitts, who was born Sept. 13, 1842. He served in the
war of the Rebellion as First Lieutenant, Company B., 13th Regiment
Maine Volunteers. He is a carpenter by trade, and lives in Skowhegan,
Me. (1899).
Child, born in Fairfield :
*i40i. i. Benjamin Jason', b. Feb. 19, 1861.
715. Elizabeth EUen' Hinds, daughter of Jason* and Ceha
Nye (Tobey) Hinds (Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born
in Norridgewock, Me., July 12, 183 1 ; married in Fairfield, Me., by Rev.
W. H. Foster, Nov. 28, 1854, Albion K. Mclntire, son of Ezra and
Clarina (Stinchfield) Mclntire.

174 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, born in Bloomfield, now Skowhegan, Me.:
1402. i. George Allen', b. May 19, 1856 ; m. by Rev. A. J. Rackliff, in
Skowhegan, AprU 28, 1S83, Nettie J. Morse. Children, born in
Oregon : (a) Pearl', b. Dec. 22, 1884. (b) Lela', b. Oct. 2,
1886. (c) Philip Blaine^ b. in 1892.
1403. ii. Celia Ellen', b. Dec. 15, 1861.
1404. in. Rose Elizabeth', b. Oct. 8, 1864.

716. Sumner' Hinds, son of Peter* and Betsey (Brown)
Hinds (Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), went to California
in the early days and married a Spanish woman. At his death, his
wife married a second time.
Children :
1405. i. Daughter', m. John C. Fisher.
1406. ii. Daughter', m. A. L. Higgins, of San Diego, Cal.
717. Benjamin' Hinds, son of Peter* and Betsey (Brown)
Hinds, (Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Pittsfield,
Me., and died in Newberry, Penn., in February, 1896 ; married (first)
Hannah Bickford ; married (second) Mary  . He was a member
of Lodge No. 106, F. and A. M., of Newberry, and had no children.
718. Zalmon' Hinds, son of Peter' and Betsey (Brown) Hinds
(Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Corinna, Me., in
August, 1828, and died in Westport, Penn., Dec. 14, 1864; married in
Fairfield, Me., June 15, 1858, Ellen Connor, who was born in Fairfield,
Aug. g, 1855, and died in Omro, Wis.,. Jan 4, 1869. He was a
lumberman. Children :
1407. i. Harriet E.', b. in Cedar Run, la., AprU 5, 1861. She has fur
nished the data of her branch of the family.
1408. ii. Ellen Frances', b. in Fairfield, Feb. 14, 1863, d. in Omro, Wis.,
March 28, 1S67.
719. Cynthia J.' Hinds, daughter of Peter* and Betsey
(Brown) Hinds (Nimrod^, Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), married
John Strayer.
Child :
1409. i. ZOE Elizabeth'. She lives in Bradford, Penn.
It has been impossible to get further information regarding this
family, every possible effort having been made to do so.

SEVENTH GENERATION 1/5
730. Elizabeth A.' Hinds, daughter of Peter' and Betsey
(Brown) Hinds (Nimrod', Benjamin*. Jacob', John", James') horn in
Corinna, Me., and died in Bradford, Penn., May 7, 1897 ; married in
Wayne, Clinton Co., Penn., Frank Atwood. They had no children.

736. Charles Carroll' Hinds, son of Asher* and Rebecca
Lane (Judkins) Hinds (Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James')
born in Dover, Me., April 6, 1850; married in Star Prairie, St. Croix
Co., Wis.. Feb. 22, 1874, Margaraet Fay, daughter of Ruel Keith and
Minerva (Shaw) Fay. She was born in Princeton, Green Lake Co.,
Wis., April 22, 1855.
Charles was left, at the death of his mother, a baby, eighteen months
old, to the care of a loving father, who tenderly watched over him for
eight short years, when he too was called away, and the boy was left
an orphan. His Grandfather Judkins then took him to his home, where
he remained until he reached the age of twenty-one. In 1861, the
family moved to Wisconsin, with teams, making a journey of six long,
hard weeks. During the five years in which they lived in Wisconsin,
Charles received his common school education, under many difficulties,
as the grandfather was poor and needed the help of the whole family
in making a start in the new country.
In the year 1867, the family moved into the new unsettled part of
Minnesota, where they took up a government claim, and then followed
a hard struggle for a living, in which Charles gave all the assistance
possible. In 1869, he obtained a government position, being one of
the assistants in the survey of Yellowstone Park, which lasted eight
months. This was a very dangerous expedition, but the party was
accompanied by a regiment of United States soldiers, who were com
manded by Generals Whistler and Stanley. They were once attacked
by Indians, and five of the party killed.
It was after this that Charles took up engineering and surveying, as
an occupation, and was in the employ of the government for several
years. He was one of the surveyors who laid out the Sisseton Sioux
Indian reservation in Dakota, under supervision of General Barrett, in
1870. He was next in the employ of the St. Paul and Pacific R. R.
Co., in the capacity of civil engineer.
In May, 1874, he joined the expedition to establish the international
boundary line on the 49th parallel. This party was protected on its
long and peplous journey by General Custer and his famous Seventh
Regiment of cavalry. The train was composed of over seven hundred
wagons, drawn by mules.

1/6 THE HINDS FAMILY
After this, he was for two terms appointed county surveyor of Pope
County, Minn., and also acted as surveyor and locator in Oklahoma
in 1888. He at present resides in Villard, Pope Co., Minn., and has
been instrumental in making his branch of the family complete for this
work. Children :
1410. i. Charles Ernest', b. in Star Prairie, Wis., Oct. 4, 1876.
141 1. ii. Maud Rebecca', b. in Bismark, N. D., Dec. 12, 1878.
1412. iii. Ruth Minerva', b. in Westport, Mmn., March 20, i88i.
737. Ernest Elmer' Hinds, son of Asher' and Mary
Amanda (Barden) Hinds (Nimrods, Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'),
born in Eldred, McKean Co., Pa., Dec. 9, 1857. He is unmarried
(1899), and is employed in the capacity of bookkeeper in East Santa
Cruz, Cal., where he lives with his mother. He received a common
school education, and learned the trade of painter and carpenter. On
account of ill-health of his mother, he removed with her in 1885,
from Eldred to Santa Cruz. He has furnished a large part of the data
of his branch of the family for this work.
738. Amos Lunt' Hinds, son of Asher* and Mrs. Lucy
Harding (Turner) (Lunt) Hinds {Asher^, Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'), born in that part of Clinton, Me., which at the time of the
division of the town, took first the name of Sabasticook, and later Ben
ton, Nov. 12, 1833 ; married in Brunswick, Me., Aug. i, 1859, Lettice
Orr Reed, daughter of John and Alice (Alexander) Reed. She was
born in Benton, Dec. 3, 1833. He was educated at Waterville col
lege, now Colby, graduating in August, 1858, since which time he has
followed farming in Benton Falls.
Child, born in Clinton :
1413. i. Lucy Turner', b. March 29, 1866.
739. Albert Dwelley' Hinds, son of Asher', and Mrs.
Lucy Harding (Turner) (Lunt) Hinds (Asher^, Benjamin*, Jacob',
John', James'), born in Clinton, Me., Nov. 3, 1835, and died in Ben
ton, June 20, 1873 ; married in Waterville, Me., Dec. 26, 1861, Char
lotte Flagg, daughter of Eliphalet and Elizabeth (Piper) Flagg. She
was born in Benton, Aug. 5, 1839, ^-nd died there Nov. 3, 1874. After
being educated at Waterville College he carried on a successful farm in
Benton. During the Civil war he was elected a member of the Maine
legislature.

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Children, born in Benton :
*i4i4. i. Asher Crosby", b. Feb. 6, 1863.
1415. ii. Elizabeth Charlotte', b. March 9, 1865. Lives in Worcester.
730. Susan Ann' Hinds, daughter of Asher', and Mrs. Lucy
Harding (Turner) (Lunt) Hinds (AsherS, Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'), born in Clinton, Me., Nov. 15, 1837 ; married in Benton, Me.,
June 28, 1865, Augustine Crosby, son of Luther and Ethelinda
(Getchell) Crosby. They made their home in Benton Falls.
Children, born in Benton :
1416. i. Lucy Evelyn', b. June 23, 1875. Lives in Benton Falls (1899),
where she is employed as bookkeeper in the office of the Ken
nebec Fibre Co.
1417. ii, Robert Augustine', b. July 21, 1878. Student at the Univer
sity of Maine (1899).
731. Asher Crosby Hinds, son of Asher' and Mrs. Lucy
Harding (Turner) (Lunt) Hinds {AsherS, Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Clinton, Me., Jan. 7, 1840, and died unmarried, in
Benton, March lo, 1863. He was a member of Company G, 3d
Maine volunteers, during the war of the Rebellion, and died in the
service. 733. William W.' Hinds, son of Benjamin' and Johanna
Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'),
born in Clinton, Me., Dec. 13, 1818 ; married in Clifton, Pa., June 30,
1852, Asenath Linton.
Children :
*i4i8. i. Emma J.', b. in Moscow, Pa., March 3, 1854.
*I4I9. ii. William Linton', b. in West Pittston, Pa., Feb. 23, 1858.
734. Elizabeth B.' Hinds, daughter of Benjamin* and
Johanna Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Clinton, Me., Dec. 5, 1822 ; married in Winslow, Me.,
Dec. 4, 1845, Hanes L. Crosby, who was born Oct. 14, 1820, and died
in Winslow, Nov. 2, 1896.
Children, born in Benton, Me :
1420. i. Katherine M.', b. Dec. 17, 1846, d. in Benton, Aug. 27, 1864.
1421. n. Edward S.', b. Aug. 20, 1850; m. Nov. 26, 1874, Nellie F.
Leighton, of Rockland, Me. They had eleven children, as
follows, born in Winslow, Me.: (a) Frank B.', b. Feb. 13, 1876.
Enlisted in 1898 in the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, and was for
some time stationed in Cuba, (b) Katherine E.', b. Jan. 25,
1878. (c) Edward H.^, b. AprU 15, 1880. (d) Abbie S.', b.
July 6, 1882, d. in Winslow, June 30, 1884. (e) Stephen U.', -
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178 THE HINDS FAMILY
b. Aug. 13, 1884. (f) Mary L.', b. May 4, 1886. (g) Rufus L.»,
b. Nov. 30, 1888. (h) Ruth W.», b. Jan. 13, 1891. (i) and (j)
Bethel' and Ralph' (twins) b. Sept 17, 1893. (k) Pearl H.', b.
June 5, 1897.
735. Benjamin Crosby' Hinds, json of Benjamin* and
Johanna Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (AsherS, Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Clinton, Me., Aug. 6, 1824, and died in New York
City, in March, 1893; married in Clifton, Pa., in 1 851, Emily Maria
Drinker. He was a lumberman and owned extensive timber lands.
Children, born in Clifton :
1422. i. Benjamin Rodman', b. in 1854 and was drowned in 1874.
1423. ii. Nellie Rebecca', b. Dec. 3,  . She is a public stenographer
and insurance broker in Philadelphia, and has furnished all
records of her family.
736. Ulmer Fiske' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Johanna
Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'),
born in Clinton, Me., Oct. 3, 1826 ; married in Bangor, Feb. 4, 1857,
Maria A. Winn, who was born in Benton, Aug. i, 1833. She was the
daughter of Joseph M. and Annie (Simpson) Winn, of Benton. He
attended the academy in Benton, 1834-37, and later moved to Kil-
bourn Cit}', Wis., where he remained several years. He then moved to
his present residence, Luverne, Minn., where he is engaged in the
lumber business. They are without children.
737. Susan Nelson' Hinds, daughter of Benjamin' and
] )hanna Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'), born in Clinton, Me., Sept. 1, 1828 ; married in Benton, Me.,
March 11, 1852, by Rev. David Sheply, Asa Marsh Burnham, son of
Asa and Lydia (Parsons) Burnham. He was born in Parsonsfield, Me.,
July 24, 1825, and died in Spokane, Wash., Feb. 20, 1879. She lives
in Spokane (1899).
Children, born in Bangor, Me. :
1424. i. Fred William', b. March 31, 1853; m. in Bangor, March 11,
1877, by Rev. S. P. Fay, Frances S. Jordan. They have two
children, as follows : (a) Edith Morton', b. May 5, 1880. (b)
Ralph Jordan', b. Aug. 22, 1882.
1425. ii. Charles Edwin^, b. Feb. 14, 1855.
1426. iii. Frank Ulmer', b. May 17, 1856, d.in Fergus FaUs, Minn., Jan.
14, 1892 ; m. by Rev. W. M. Marston, in Fergus Falls, Sept.
18, 1884, Kate Jeffers. They had two children as follows:
(a) Grace Cecile', b. April I2, 1891, d. in Spokane, Oct. 12,
1894. (b) Helen Marie', b. AprU 18, 1894.
1427. iv. George Usher', b. May 12, 1862.

SEVENTH GENERATION I 79
738. Burnham W.' Hinds, son of Benjamin* and Johanna
Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'),
born in Clinton, Me., July 9, 1832, and died in Vassalboro, Me.,
March 22, 1875 ! married in Bangor, Me., Aug. 31, 1865, Anna R.
Dow, daughter of Amos and Roxanna (Runnels) Dow. She was born
in Hampden, Me., Feb. 3, 1843, and died in Winslow, Me., Aug. 26,
1879. They lived in North Vassalboro, where their two children were
born. Children :
1428. i. Ulmer B.', b. June 20, 1866; m. Nov. 30, 1892, Jennie M. Myers
of Luverne, Minn. He is manager of the S. H. Bowman Lumber
Company, of Dalton, la., also breeder of all kinds of fancy
varieties of hens. He lives in Dalton, and has three chUdren, as
foUows : (a) Verne M.', b. Nov. 3, 1893. (b) Linton Dow',
b. June 20, 1896. (c) Burnham W.', b. Dec. 23, 1897.
1429. ii. William Amos', b. Dec. 7, 1867, d. in Luverne, Minn., from an
injury received from a toy pistol, in July, 1883.
739. Minerva D.' Hinds, daughter of Benjamin* and Jo
hanna Crosby (Wheeler) Hinds (Asher^, Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'), born in Clinton, Me., Nov. 2, 1833, and died in Pittston,
Penn., Oct. 23, 1858 ; married in Benton, Feb. 2, 1858, Charles Flagg.
They had no children.
751. Asher Temple' Hinds, son of Temple* and Lydia
(Nogle) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in
Gouldsborough, Bucks Co., Penn., March 10, 1844; married in Osceola,
Tioga Co., Penn., March 6, 1872, Elizabeth Symonds. They live in
Hubbard, Minn. (1899).
Children :
*I430. i. John Symonds', b. in Stonyfork, Penn., Sept. 7, 1874.
*I43I. ii. Lydia Arnette', b. in Stonyfork, Nov. 18, 1875.
1432. iu. Agnes Elizabeth', b. in Hubbard, July 27, 1886, d. there, Dec.
22, 1896.
1433. iv. Florence May', b. in Randall, Minn., June 26, 1890.
753. Sarah Charlotte' Hinds, daughter of Temple' and
Lydia (Nogle) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'),
born in Gouldsborough, Bucks Co., Penn., March 15, 1846; married
in Bucks Co., Sept. 19, 1864, John M. Reed, of Gouldsborough, who
was born in Chambersburg, Penn., Feb. 19, 1841, and died in Davis,
Tucker Co,, W. Va., June 6, 1897. She resides in Albert, Tucker
Co., W. Va. (1899).

l80 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
1434. i. Mabel', b. in Beech Woods, Penn., July 19, 1865, and d. there
the next day.
1435. ii. Mary Lillian', b. in Beech Woods, Aug. 23, 1867, d. in Dubois
City, Penn., Dec. 28, 1880.
1436. hi. Edwin Roswell', b. in Williamsport, Penn., Nov. 30, 1869, m. in
Beech Creek, Clinton Co., Penn., April 25, 1895, Lizzie Gould.
Child : (a) Mary Charlotte', b. AprU 10, 1897.
1437. iv. William', b. in WiUiamsport, May i, 1872.
1438. V. Marion Frances^, b. in North Bend, Penn., March 20, 1877, d.
there AprU 9, following.
1439. vi. Claude Hinds', b. in North Bend, June 23, 1880.
753. Kebecca Crosby Hinds, daughter of Temple* and
Lydia (Nogle) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'),
born in Gouldsborough, Bucks Co., Penn., May 27, 1848, and died in
Benton, Me., a few years after marriage ; married in Benton, Oct. 31,
1876, Frank Gage, who was born Aug. 7, 1842, and died in Benton,
Dec. 31, 1891.
Children, born in Benton :
1440. i. Gratia M.', b. Jan. 5, 1878.
1441. ii. Florence E.', b. July 15, 1880.
756. Edward Roswell' Hinds, son of Temple* and Lydia
(Nogle) Hinds (Asher*, Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in
Gouldsborough, Bucks Co., Penn., May 21, 1856; married in Hub
bard, Minn., Dec. 30, 1883, Mary A. Wilkins. He resides in Hubbard
(1899). Children, born in Hubbard :
1442. i. Sylvia Minerva', Oct 18, 1886.
1443. ii. Frederick Wesley', b. March 5, 1888.
1444. iii. Temple Edward', b. Aug. 5, 1896.
760. Fred Mordaunt' Hinds, son of Crosby* and Isabella
(Shepherd) Hinds (Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in
Sebasticook, Me., now Benton, March 4, 1846 ; married in Fairfield,
Me., Sept. 20, 1871, Fannie A. Brown, daughter of George O. and
Caroline H. (Fox> Brown, of Fairfield. She was born in Sebasticook,
Dec. 31, 1845. He is the oldest living descendant of this branch, and
lives in Benton Station, Me. (1899).
Children, born in Benton :
1445. i. Crosby', b. May 20, 1873.
*i446. U. Carrie Belle', b. Sept. 7, 1875.

SEVENTH GENERATION l8l
775. Harriet E.' Hinds, daughter of Benjamin Holland* and
Harriet Jane (Stearns) Hinds (Justin', Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., Dec. 24, 1828 ; married July 29, 1849,
Henry W. Crombie.
Children :
1447. i. Helen', resides in Roxbury, Mass.
1448. ii. Frank H.'
1449. in. Fred W.', m. Mary W. Dove, and had : (a) Charles H.'.
Further information regarding this family could not be obtained.
776. Justin' Hinds, son of Benjamin Holland' and Harriet
Jane (Stearns) Hinds (Justin', Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born
in Boston, Mass., Oct. 19, 1830, and died in May, 1887 ; married Oct 9,
1856, Mary S. Thayer.
Children :
1450. i. Edward Thayer', b. in Boston, in June, 1857, d. there, the
following October.
1451. n. Alice', b. in Dorchester, Mass., Oct. 12, 1859; m. Dec. 1, 1887,
WiUiam Stone. She is connected wUh the Grundman studios
in Boston.
1452. iii. Helen Maria', b. in Boston, Oct 21, 1S61 ; m. Nov. 19, 1896.
Charles Ilenry Davis.
1453. iv. Justin Thayer', b. in Providence, R. I., Nov. 19, 1863.
779. Frederick' Hinds, son of Benjamin Holland* and
Harriet Jane (Stearns) Hinds (Justin', Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., Nov. 2, 1834, died in Maiden, Mass.,
April 29, 1886 ; married March 6, 1859, Harriet Eaton Herrick, who
was born Feb. 28, 1840. He was a manufacturer of jewelry.
Children, born in Boston :
Hattie Mabel', b. Dec. 29, 1859.
Fred Charles', b. Dec. 29, 1861.
William Justin', b. Nov. 2, 1864.
Mary', b. May 23, 1876, d. in Boston, Aug. 25, 1878.
Louis Allen', b. Aug. 27, 1879.
780. Charles Henry Hinds, son of Benjamin Holland* and
Harriet Jane (Stearns) Hinds {Justin', Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., March 17, 1839; married in Boston,
Dec. 31, 1862, Mary Edna Fletcher, daughter of Oilman and Hannah
(Hill) Fletcher. She was born in Billerica, Mass., July 28, 1830. He
resides in New York City, without children, and has been of great
assistance in gathering data of his branch of the family for this work.

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783. George J.' Hinds, son of Benjamin Holland' and
Harriet Jane (Stearns) Hinds {Justin^, Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'), born in Boston, Mass., March 7, 1844; married June 7, 1871,
Ella Drew, who died Dec. 9, 1885. They had no children.
785)^. George Washington Justin' Hinds, son of
Frederick Augustus', and Hannah (Aiken) Hinds (Justin^, Ben
jamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Hanover, N. H., Nov. 9,
1843, and died in Libby prison, Nov. 16, 1864. He enlisted in the
First Vermont cavalry and was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks. He was
carried to Libby prison, where he died six weeks after.
786. Holland Benjamin' Hinds, son of Frederick
Augustus* and Hannah (Aiken) Hinds (Justin', Betijamin*, Jacob',
John'', James'), born in Hanover, N. H., Dec. 8, 1845, and died in
Norwich, Vt, Jan. 24, 1871. He enlisted in the Sixth New Hampshire
Infantry, Company D, serving three years, when he was discharged.
He was wounded in the abdomen in the first battle of Petersburg,
July 31, 1863, and died from consumption, from the effects of the
wound. 787. Charles Frederick Augustus' Hinds, son Fred
erick Augustus* and Hannah (Aiken) Hinds (Justin', Benjamin*,
Jacob', John", James'), born in Hanover, N. H., Feb. 27, 1847 ;
married in Bradford, Vt., Oct. i, 1872, Mary Celesta Bond, daughter of
Thomas and Celesta (Messer) Bond of Fairlee, Vt. She was born in
Thetford, Vt, Dec. 21, 1850. He enlisted in the i92d New York
Regiment, Company A, during the Civil war, for three years. His first
occupation was that of clerking in a country store. Later he learned the
printer's trade and set up the first "Darmouth Monthly" that was printed
in Hanover. He then went to market-gardening, and later entered
into the ice business, which occupation he is now following in Hanover
(1899). He has furnished the material regarding his family for this
work. Children, born in Norwich, Vt. :
Mary Elisa', b. June 9, 1874.
Kate Robins', b. June 13, 1876.
Charles Frederick', b. Oct. 28, 1880.
George Justin', b. Feb. 23, 1883.
Thomas Bond', b. Oct 17. 1885.
Mabel Celesta', b. Feb. 4, 18S8.
Leslie Spencer Peterson', b. Oct. 20, 1890.
Franklin Sweet", b. Feb. 22, 1894, d. in Norwich, Dec. 18,
1895. He is buried in Hanover.

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808. Ida Kathleen' Hinds, daughter of William Learned*
and Sarah Pratt (Rixford) Hinds (Elisha^, Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in New York City, Oct. 6, 1848. She was educated in
Brooklyn, N. Y., graduating at the Parcher Collegiate Institution, in
1864. Spent the year 1866 at a French convent in St. Hyacinthe,
Canada, after which she commenced teaching in Brooklyn, being at
one time vice-principal. In 1880, she became a professional reader,
which occupation she has since followed, receiving many testimonials
from all parts of the country, showing in what high esteem she is held.
Among the important places in which she has been heard, was at the
Woman's Building, during the World's Fair at Chicago. She has given
much aid in gathering data regarding her branch of the family, for
this work.
811. Oscar Luther' Hinds, son of William Learned* and
Sarah Pratt (Rixford) Hinds (Elisha^, Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James')
born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1856; married in West Berkshire,
Vt., July 18, 1877, Florence Amelia Darling, who was born in West
Berkshire, March 19, 1855. He has represented the state of Vermont
in both the House and the Senate. His home is in St. Albans, Vt.
(1899), where he has an extensive plant for the manufacture of the
famous O. L. Hinds' axes.
Children, born in East Highgate, Vt, except the second :
William D.', b. Sept. 29, 1878.
Harry Hiram', b. at Staten Island, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1882.
Florence Darling', b. Dec. 23, 1885.
Keneth Darling', b. Feb. 4, 1895.
Donald Darling', b. Feb. 4, 1895.
816. Arthur' Hinds, son of Ephraim* and Catherine Maria
Sedgwick (Shepard) Hinds (Elisha', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'),
born in Coldsprings-on-Hudson, N. Y., April 19, 1856 ; married in
Williamsburg, Mass., June 13, 1883, Helen Merilla Nash, who was born
in Williamsburg, June 18, 1854. She was the daughter of Thomas and
Lucinda (King) Nash. His early boyhood was spent in Hempstead,
L. I. At the age of fourteen he became a member of the High School
in Westfield, Mass., where he remained one year, going from there to
the Westfield Normal School. From this institution he graduated in
1876, and the two years following were spent in teaching. In March,
1884, he commenced business by himself, but later entered into part
nership. For a short time after marriage, they lived in Flushing, L. I.,
later removing to New York City. In 1885, they became residents of

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Richmond Hill, L. I., and live there at the present time (1899.) He
is a schoolbook publisher in New York City.
Children, born in Richmond Hill :
Palmer', b. March 24, 1884, and d. in Richmond Hill, May 3, 1889.
Roger', b. Oct. 9, 1886.
Dorothy', b. Feb. 6, 188S.
Thomas Nash', b. Feb. 28, 1890.
Helen', b. Aug. 31, 1891.
Arthur", b. July 30, 1893, and d. in Richmond HUl, Dec. 22, 1893.
817. Jessie Evelyn' Hinds, daughter of Ephraim* and Cath
erine Maria Sedgwick (Shepard) Hinds (Elisha', Benjamin*, Jacob',
John", James'), born Aug. 23, 1864; married in Roslyn, N. Y., June
8, 1887, Henry J. Hayden. They live in Reading, Penn. (1899).
Children, born in Reading :
1478. i. Joel Babcock', b. Feb. 12, 188S.
1479. u. Harry Johnson', b. May 20, 1894.
1480. iii. Katherine Sedgwick Shepard', b. June 25, 1896.
818. Lilly Morris' Hinds, daughter of Ephraim' and Cathe
rine Maria Sedgwick (Shepard) Hinds {Elisha', Benjamin*, Jacob',
John", James'), born March 8, 1867 ; married in Roslyn, N. Y., Sept.
15, 1888, George Bruce Cortelyou. They live in Washington, D. C.
(1899). Children :
1481. i. Bruce', b. in Roslyn, N. Y., June 25, i889._
1482. ii. Winthrop', b. in Hempstead, N. Y., July 12, 1891.
1483. in. Grace Hinds', b. in Washington, Oct. 22, 1897.
833. Charles Carpenter' Hinds, son of Charles* Hinds,
by his first wife (John B.s, Jacob*, Jacob', John", Ja7nes'), born in
New Hampshire, April 10, 1808, and died in Hardin, Iowa, March 21,
1877 ; married in Westminster, Vt., Oct. 9, 1837, Lorana Burke,
daughter of Jesse and Sally (Hatch) Burke. She was born in West
minster, March 15, 1816, and died in Hardin, Aug. 14, 1877. He
carried on the trade of blacksmith for many years, in Grafton, Vt, and
in 1855, sold his property and moved to McGregor, Iowa, and thence
to Hardin in the fall of 1856, where he worked at his trade for a short
time, then contracted to carry the United States mail. He engaged in
the service of the United States for some years, having at his death
many contracts. He accumulated some property.

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MARY FASSETT (WOODWORTH) HINDS.

SEVENTH GENERATION l8S
Children, born in Grafton :
1484. i. Charles Barritt', b. Jan. 3, 1839, d. unmarried, in Grand Gulf,
Miss., May 14, 1863.
•1485. n. Edwin Burke', b. Nov. 21, 1842.
834. Ashley C Hinds, son of Charles' Hinds, by his first
wife {John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born April 23, 1809,
and was shot in the streets of Havre de Grace, Md., about 1844. He
went to Pennsylvania about 1830, and became captain of a canal boat.
He was married, but the compiler has been unable to learn more of
him, except that his wife was of Dutch descent.
839. Calvin Luther' Hinds, son of Charles" and Jane (Qua)
Hinds {John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Hebron,
N. Y., June i, 1824, and died in Cambridge, N. Y., April 7, 1898 ;
married (first) March 29, 1849, Rebecca Z. Aiken, of Eastern, Vt, who
died in Cambridge, Jan. 12, 1897; married (second) Aug. 13, 1897,
Esther C. Parrish, of Hebron. He was a blacksmith by trade, and
later a contractor. They were without children.
830. Henry' Hinds, son of Charles* and Jane (Qua) Hinds
{John B^, Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Hebron, N. Y.,
March 12, 1826 ; married in Salem, N. Y., Sept. i, 1853, Mary Fassett
Woodworth, daughter of Ira and Wealthy Ann (Gilbert) Woodworth,
of White Creek, Washington Co., N. Y. She was born at White
Creek, Dec. 28, 1825. He graduated at the Salem (N. Y.) Academy,
the Albany Normal School in 1850, and Cincinnati (Ohio) Law School,
in 1853. He removed to Shakopee, Minn., in 1854, where he became
a prominent lawyer. In politics, he is a Democrat, and has several
times been a member of the House and Senate of Minnesota. He has
been county attorney of Scott Co., Minn., also judge of the probate
court. He was the attorney for the state legislature in the impeach
ment trial of Judge Sherman Page. He has also held the office of
alderman in Shakopee for several years. He lives in Shakopee, Minn.
(1899), and has aided greatly in gathering data regarding his branch
of the family for this work.
Children, first born in Salem, N. Y., others in Shakopee :

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1491. vi. Dolly', b. Nov. 13, 1863, d. same day.
*I492. vn. Charles Gilbert', b. Aug. 31, 1866.
831. Jane Agnes' Hinds, daughter of Charles* and Jane
(Qua) Hinds (John B.s, Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born in
Hebron, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1828; married in Salem, N. Y., July 2, 1846,
Jedediah Darrow, son of Dennison Darrow of Hebron. They live
in Hebron (1899).
Children, first three born in Salem, others in Hebron :
1493. i. Henry Dennison', b. Jan. 18, 1848 ; m. AprU 26, 1876, Ella
Shoomaker. He is a teacher and resides in Kingston, N. Y.
(1899). Children: (a) Marius Shoomaker', b. Aug. 11, 1877
(b) Frederick Edward Westbrook', b. July 30, 1879. (c)
Daughter' (unnamed), b. Jan. 13, 1882, d. five days later, (d)
Henry Dennison', b. March 24, 1884. (e) Herbert Van Wyck',
b. June 18, 1886. (f) Agnes Elizabeth', b. June 15, 1888.
1494. U. Charles Franklin', b. Aug. 15, 1849; m. Feb. 28, 1872, Anna
Eliza Durham of North Hebron. He is a farmer of Hebron
(1899). ChUdren : (a) Ella Mae', b. Aug. 6, 1876. (b) Albert
Carroll', b. Sept. 11, 1877, d. May 10, 1898. (c) J. Durham',
b. May 30, 1882. (d) Florence Hinds', b. Nov. 23, 1888.
1495. i"- Amelia Feancelia', b. Sept 8, 1851, and d. March 17, 1887; m.
March 19, 1873, Don Alexander Sheldon of Hebron. ChUdren:
(a) Inez', b. March 23 1874, d. May 2, following. |b) Charles
Ashael', b. March 30, 1875. (c) Fred', b. Dec. 17, 1876, d. Jan.
20, 1879. (d) Albert Hadsell', b. June 20, 1878. (e) Norman
WUliam', b. Nov. 13, 1880. (f) Lena', b. Dec. 16, 1881. (g)
Clarence VVoodard', b. Sept. 8, 1883. (h) Harvey', b. July 29,
1886, d. Jan. 20, 1887.
1496. iv. Martha Jane', b. Dec. 16, 1853 ; m. Aug. 20, 1884, John Down
ing, of Hebron. No children.
1497. V. Mary Elizabeth', b. April i, 1856; m. in Shakopee, Minn.,
Aug. 6, 1894, Rev. Herbert Calvin' Hinds, who was b. in Cos-
sayuna, N. Y., June 22, 1857. They live in Albany, N. Y.
(1899), and are without chUdren.
1498. vi. Norman William', b. Feb. 28, 1858, d. unmarried, Jan. 22,
1883. He was a physician in Kansas.
1499. vii. Guy Calvin', b. May 6, 1863; m. Oct 13, 1885, Maria B. Mc-
MUlian of Salem. He is a farmer of Chester, Vt. (1899).
ChUdren : (a) Pierre', b. in Hebron, Aug. i, 1886. (b) Isabella
Caroline', b. in Hebron, Jan. 29, 1888. (c) George McMiUian',
b. in Chester, Feb. 2, 1889. (d) WUliam', b. m Chester, May
7, 1890. (e) Edith', b. in Chester, Sept. 14, 1892. (f) Herbert
John', b. in Chester, April 19, 1898.
833. William' Hinds, son of Charles* and Jane (Qua) Hinds
(John B.s, Jacob*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Hebron, N. Y.,
March 5, 1829, and died in Troy, April 10, 189 1 ; married in Argyle,

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N. Y., Nov. 10, 1853, Lydia Somes, who was born in Argyle, Dec. 27,
1830, and died July 7, 1896. He was a farmer, and since 1^87 has re
sided with his son, Herbert.
Children :
1500. i. Frederick Jonas', b. Sept. 30, 1854, in Argyle, d. unmarried, in
Salem, N. Y., AprU 26, 1887. He was a physician.
*iSOi. U. Herbert Calvin', b. in Cossayuna, N. Y., June 22, 1857.
*I502. in. Anna Isabella', b. in Cossayuna, Dec. 9, 1861.

833. John Rohert' Hinds, son of Charles" and Jane (Qua)
Hinds (John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Hebron, N.
Y., May 5, 1831, and died in Schaghticoke, N. Y., in 1880; married
(first) in 1854, Anna French, of Sag Harbor, N. Y.; married (second)
in Shakopee, in 1858, Fanny Maxwell.
Children, by first wife :
1503. i. Ella', b. in New York state, in Sept., 1854.
1504. u. William', b. in 1858, in Shakopee; m. in Schaghticoke, N. Y.
Children, by second wife :
1505. iii. Jennie', m. E. W. Lagersoth, and resides in New York City.
1 506. iv. Howard'.
834. James' Hinds, son of Charles* and Jane (Qua) Hinds
(John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born in Hebron, N. Y., Dec.
5, 1833, and died in Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 22, 1868 ; married in St
Paul, Minn., Feb. 16, 1859, Anna Pratt, daughter of Henry Paul and
Nancy Z. (Dimmock) Pratt. She was born in Skowhegan, Me., June
II, 1842. He is buried in Salem, N. Y. She married (second) William
L. Ames, and (third) G. N. Higginson. Mr. Hinds was a lawyer, having
received his education in St. Louis and Cincinnati, at which latter place,
he graduated in 1856. He practised the legal profession in St. Peter,
Minn., where he was appointed district attorney, thirteen counties be
ing embraced in his district. While the war of the Rebellion was in
progress, he enlisted in an expedition which was sent by the govern
ment against the hostile Indians on our western frontiers. Emigration
greatly declined, and he moved to Little Rock, Ark., in June, 1865,
where he was chosen a member of the convention which framed the
constitution under which Arkansas was readmitted to the Union, and
at the election of state officers, he was chosen one of the three repre
sentatives of the state in the National Congress, March, 1868, and took
his seat June 24, 1868. During the few weeks he occupied his seat he
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passed the House, his object being to promote the interest of the school
fund of the state. He also introduced a resolution proposing to open
the Court of Claims to loyal claimants from Arkansas, which passed
the House ; a resolution extending to the state of Arkansas the benefits
of an act of Congress, aiding in the establishment of agricultural col
leges ; and a bill to place colored soldiers enlisted as " slaves " on an
equal footing with white soldiers in regard to bounty. He was assassi
nated near Virginia City, Ark., by the Democratic Kuklux, Oct. 22,
1868. Children :
*I507. i. Annie B.', b. in St. Peter, Minn., Dec. 12, 1859.
*i5o8. ii. Jennie'.
1509. iii. William', b. in Little Rock, June 17, 1866, d. aged fifteen months.
855. William' Hinds, son of .Reuben* and Lydia (Under
wood) Hinds (Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born
in Richfield, N. Y., April 18, 1795, and died in Springfield, N. Y.,
Sept 24, 1876 ; married in Otsego, N. Y., Oct. 4, 1818, Lydia Smith,
who was born in Berkshire Co., Mass., June 30, 1796, and died in Spring
field, N. Y., Feb. 12, 1884. They are both buried in Martin Coats'
burying-ground, 12,000. He was a merchant and farmer of Otsego,
and was an extensive dealer in hops. He was also a builder and wagon -
maker. Children, born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y. :
*i5io. i. Sophronia', b. Dec. 29, 1820.
*i5ii. ii. Joseph Nelson', b. March 15, 1822.
1512. iii. Jerome', b. June 22, 1828. He was never married and at present
resides in Springfield, N. Y. (1899). He was a photographer,
and was for many years associated with his uncle, James Hinds,
in Schenectady, N. Y.
856. John' Hinds, son of Reuben* and Lydia (Underwood)
Hinds (Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born in Rich
field, N. Y., Oct. 13, 1796, died of typhus fever in Otsego, Otsego
Co., N. Y., Feb. 18, 1839, and was buried in Martin Coats' burying-
ground, 12,000; married in Otsego, N. Y., in 1824, Almira Shaw, who
was born in Otsego, Dec. 8, 1804, died in Milwaukee, Wis., June 15,
1854, and is buried at Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago, 111. He was a
farmer and always lived in the vicinity of Otsego. At his death, she
married (second) in Otsego, N. Y., Nov. 4, 1841, Orlando S. Ells
worth. They moved to Wisconsin in 1846, settling about five miles
from Milwaukee. They then moved to Iowa Falls, la , where he died.
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company. Later in life he was a member of the legislature of his state.
They had one son, Eugene S. Ellsworth, born Nov. 2, 1848.
Children, born in Otsego :
Orlando Sydney", b. Aug, 4, 1825.
Lavanda Marietta', b. Dec. 7, 1826.
Nelsox Ellsworth', b. Feb. 6, 1830.
Russell Philander', b. July 14, 1833.
Eugene Clayton', b. Aug. 13, 1838, and was drowned in Fly
Creek, near Otsego, Oct. 4, 1840. He is buried in Martin
Coats' burying-ground, 12,000.
867. Nehemiah E', Hinds, son of Reuben' and Lydia
(Underwood) Hinds {Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., July 3, 1798, and died there Sept.
14, 1880; married (first) Polly Sutherland, who was born Sept. i, 1802,
and died in Otsego, Oct. 17, 1840 ; married (second) Esther Graham.
He and his first wife are buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground,
12,000. Children, by first wife, born in Otsego :
•1518. i. Eliza Ann', b. July 30, 1827.
*I5I9. ii. Livonia E.', b. May 11, 1834.
1520. iu. Selina', b. Jan. 16, 1837, and d. in Otsego, June 26, 1839.
Children, by second wife, born in Otsego :
*i52i. iv. Henry C, b. Nov. 24, 1845.
*i522. v. Oscar M.', b. Jan. 17, 1847.
858. James' Hinds, son of Reuben* and Lydia (Underwood^
Hinds (Joseph^, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., May 23, 1801, and died in Plymouth, N. Y., March
3, 1896; married (first) Maria Adams, who was born Aug. 10, 1808,
died May 28, 1848, and is buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground,
12,000. He married (second) Saraantha Kingsley. He is buried in
Plymouth, N. Y. He was associated for many years with his nephew,
Jerome Hinds, as a photographer in Schenectady, N. Y.
Child, by first wife :
1523. i. Ellen', unmarried (1898).
Child, by second wife, born in Schenectady :
*i524. ii. Alice', b. June 12, 1866.
859. Emily Hinds, daughter of Reuben* and Lydia (Under
wood) Hinds {Joseph^, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in
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living with her son, Horace, in Springfield, N. Y. ; married in Otsego,
Dec. 4, 1824, Martin J. Pickens, who was born May 17, 1804, and died
in Otsego, Oct. 9, i860. He is buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground,
12,000. Children, born in Otsego :
1525. i. Margaret Maria', b. Dec. 28, 1828; m. Cornelius Van Horn.
Children : (a) Hervey'. (b) Homer', (c) Martin', (d) Howard'.
(e) Ulysses', (f) EmUy'.
1526. u. Lydia Matilda', b. May 20, 1830, d. in Otsego, AprU 30, 1856,
and is buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground, 12,000; m. Tol-
man C. Smith. ChUd: (a) George'.
1527. iii. Jerome B.', b. May 17, 1836, d. in Otsego, July 31, 1861.
1528. iv. Reuben Orlando', b. Jan. 9, 1839. He lives at Fort Custer,
Mont
1529. V. Washington Irving', b. Aug. 12, 1841 ; m. (first) Margaret
Bronner; m. (second) May King; m. (third) Minnie Beck. He
lives in Springfield, N. Y. ChUd by second wife : (a) Cora', m.
Willis Wickham, of Springfield.
1530. vi. Horace T.', b. AprU 22, 1845; m. (first) Alzoa Van Horn, who
was b. March 27, 1850, d. Aug. 27, 1878; m. (second) in Otsego,
March 16, 1881, Sarah M. Herrick. He lives in Springfield.
Children, by first wife: (a) AUie'. (b) May', b. in May, 1878.
1531. vii. Harvey M.', b. Dec. 11, 1846; m. (first) Frances L. Eckler, who
was b. Aug. 26, 1847, and was drowned in Otsego Lake, Jan. 18,
1874; m. (second) Iva Golden; m. (third) Laura Wellman. He
lives in Lincoln, Neb. By his third wife, he had one child : (a)
Fred M.'
1532. vin. Emogene L.', b. Jujy 2, 1849; m. Chester McRorie. ChUdren:
(a) Rosalie', m. Mr. McEwen. (b) Edna'.
860. John' Hinds, son of John' and Olive (Gibbs) Hinds
(Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Otsego, Otsego
Co., N. Y., and died there ; married Emeline Mott, who was born and
who died in Otsego. Both are buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground
12,000. Children, born in Otsego :
*iS33' i- James', b. Jan. 28, 1830.
*i534. ii. Willis', b. in 1832.
*I535. ui. Josiah', b. in Oct., 1833.
1536. iv. Ann', b. in March, 1849, d. in Otsego, Jan. 15, 1850.
874. Joseph' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H. (Willis)
Hinds (Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Rutland,
Vt, Sept. 29, 1812, died in Little Falls, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1854, and is
buried in Richfield Springs cemetery, Richfield Springs, N. Y.; married
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Pittstown, N. Y., April 22, 1815, died in Richfield Springs, Feb. 16,
1884, and is buried in Richfield Springs cemetery.
Children, first three born in Otsego, last two in Little Falls :
Mary Jane', b. Nov. 9, 1837, d. in Otsego, Sept. 9, 1839.
Eugene A.', b. Nov. 22, 1840.
Hiram Counrad', b. June 17, 1843.
George', b. March 1, 1851, d. in Little Falls, May 22, 1852.
Charles Joseph', b. Oct 2, 1853.
875. Moses M.' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H.
(Willis) Hinds (Joseph^, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in
Rutland, Vt., July 26, 1814, and died in Springfield, N. Y.; married in
Springfield, Marcia Sheldon, who survives him. She was born
in Springfield and lives in Springfield Center (1899).
Children :
1542. i. MoSEs', kUled at battle of Antietam.
1 543. ii. Sheldon', deceased.
876. Reuben' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H. (Willis)
Hinds (Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born in Rutland,
Vt, Dec. 23, 1815 ; married (first) in Springfield, N. Y., Feb. i, 1838,
Mary Losee, daughter of Baltus and Lovina Losee. She was born in
Springtown, N. Y., Nov. 30, 1816, died in Cooperstown, N. Y., June 19,
1839, and is buried in the cemetery there ; married (second) in Fly
Creek, N. Y., March 15, 1842, Polly M. Davison, daughter of Ashael
B., born Dec. 24, 1783, died April 12, 1865, and Amelia Davison, born
in 1791, died April 24, 1851. She was born March 30, i82i,died Feb.
22, 1845, ^^^ is buried in the old graveyard opposite the church in Fly
Creek ; married (third) in Pittsfield, N. Y., Mary Davison, daughter of
Richard and Melissa Davison. She was born in Fly Creek, and died
there ; married (fourth) in Edmeston, March 18, 1858, Lucretia Davi
son, a sister to his third wife. She was born in Fly Creek and died in
Pittsfield. He lives in New Berlin, N. Y. (1899).
Child, by first wife :
1544. i. Mary E.', b. in Fly Creek, June 15, 1839, d. there, Sept. 6, 1839.
Children, by second wife, born in Fly Creek :
1545. ii. Mary E.', b. March 25. 1843, ^- i" ^^y Creek, Oct. 29, 1849.
1546. ui. Polly Maria', b. Feb. 9, 1845, d. in Otsego, Nov. 18, 1859, and is
buried in Fly Creek.
Children, by third wife, born in Pittsfield :
•1547. iv. Marcia', b. Sept. 28, 1849.
*iS48. v. Theodore Curtis', b. Sept. 3, 1851.
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877. Sophia Maria' Hinds, daughter of Nehemiah* and Sarah
H. (Willis) Hinds (Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born
in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Feb. 13, 1818, and died in Otsego, Feb.
26, i860 ; married in Fly Creek, N. Y., Almouth Elderkin, son of Wil
liam and Beulah Elderkin. He was born in Fly Creek.
Children, first two born in Otsego, the other in Eden, Erie Co., N. Y..
1550. i. William M.', b. Oct 29, 1840; m. in North CoUins, Erie Co., N.
Y., Dec. 23, 1874, Hortense Joslin. They reside in the West.
Children, born in North Collins : (a) Eugene M.', b. June 9, 1876.
(b) Julia A.', b. July 16, 1879. (c) Sheldon A.', b. Oct. 20, 1882.
(d) Clara M.', b. March 18, 1885.
1551. ii. Sheldon H.', b. Oct. 2, 1848; m. in Richfield Springs, N. Y.,
Dec. 13, 1871, Ella S. Coleman. Children, born in Otsego : (a)
Jennie M.', b. AprU 13, 1877 ; m. in Cooperstown, N. Y., Feb.
6, 1895, Peter McDonough. (b) Mary S.', b. Feb. 21, 1878.
1552. in. Eva H.', b. AprU i, 1858; m. in Springfield, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1877,
Franklin B. Stowell. Children: (a) Rachel Harriet', b. in Hal-
lock, 111., Jan. 22, 1878. (b) Susan Abbie', b. in Conway, Iowa,
Sept. 7, 1S79. (c) Edith Beach', b. in Conway, Feb. lo, 1882.
(d) Ella Bassinger', b. in Binghampton, S. D., June 13, 1884.
(e) Eva Helen', b. in' Binghampton, March 6, 1887. (f J Ruth
Sophia', b. in Binghampton, AprU 6, 1890.
878. George L.' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H.
(Willis) Hinds (Joseph^, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born in
Otsego, Otsego County, N. Y., April 17, 1820, and died in Coopers
town, N. Y., March 2, 1896 ; married (first) in Fly Creek, Juliet St.
John, daughter of Piatt St. John. She was born in Cooperstown ;
married (second) in Fly Creek, April 21, 1846, Jane A. Baird, daughter
of William and Olive Baird, She was born Dec. 29, 1826, and died in
Cooperstown, Oct. 10, 1891. He and both of his wives are buried in
Cooperstown cemetery. No children by his first marriage.
Children :
15S3- '• Juliette^, m. Jasper Schrom, and lives in Cooperstown, N. Y.
1 554. ii. Mary'.
1555. iii. Georgian a'.
879. John' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H. (Willis)
Hinds (Joseph^, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", y^w^j'), born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., May i, 1822 ; married in Walcott N. Y., April 14,
1846, Clarissa A. Barney, who was born in Clyde, Wayne Co., N. Y.,
Jan. 14, 1823. They live in Cooperstown, N. Y. (1899).
Children, born in Galen, Wayne Co., N. Y. :
*I556. i. Sarah M.', b. AprU 20, 1848.
*i557. ii. Frederick DeLancey', b. AprU 6, 1851.

SEVENTH GENERATION 1 93
880. Fayette' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H. (Willis)
Hinds (Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., Sept. 5, 1824, and died there Oct. 8, 1878 ; married
Susan Card, daughter of Daniel L., born Aug. 24, 1794, died Dec. i,
1847, and Abby Card, born May 22, 1800, died Dec. 29, 1877. She
was born in Rhode Island, June 13, 1826, and is living in Cooperstown
(1899). He is buried in Cooperstown cemetery.
Child, born in Otsego :
"1558. i. Abbie E.', b. July 12, 1849.
881. Harriet' Hinds, daughter of Nehemiah* and Sarah H.
(Willis) Hinds {Joseph^, Nehemiah*, Hopestilf, John", James'), born
in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Sept 7, 1826 ; married in Fly Creek,
N. Y., Dec. 16, 1846, George W. Branch, of Springfield, son of George
and Sophia (Babcock) Branch. He was born in Windham, Conn.,
April 24, 1818, and died in East Springfield, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1898. She
is living in Springfield (1899).
Children :
1559. i. Sarah M.', b. Oct. 15, 1847, d. Sep. 23. 1895 ; m- Oct 26, 1870,
James H. Cooke, who was b. June 11, 1841. He is a farmer and
lives in East Springfield (1899). Children: (a) Anna B', b. July
26, 1871 ; m. Jan. 15, 1889, Joseph Peaslee, a farmer residing in
East Springfield. Children: (i) Mabel'", b. Aug. 27, 1892. (2)
Frank J.'°, b. Nov. 30, 1893. (3) James C.'°, b. Dec. 19, 1895,
d. March 20, 1897. (b) Catherine C, b. Feb. 17,' 1874; m. Oct.
19, i8g8, Conroy Haynes, who is a real estate agent (c)
Harriette', b. March 21, 1878; m. J. T. P. Culkins. (d) Paul
A.', b. June 15, 1879. (e) George R.', b. Oct. 11, 1880, (f)
Thomas W. P.', b. Nov. 14, 1882. (g) Frank H.', b. May 21,
1885. (h) C. Eugene ', March 25, 1888.
1560. ii. Charles N.', b. Aug. 5, 1850 ; m. Nov. 6, 1872, Lois A. Walroth,
who was b. Sept. 5. 1851, He is a farmer of East Springfield
(1899). ChUdren: (a) Frederick D.', b. Nov. 14, 1873. ('))
George L.', b. Aug. 27, 1875. (c) Robert O.', b. Sept. i, 1878.
(d) C. Harry', b. Oct 12, 1879. (e) Arthur', b. March 9, 1881,
d. Sept 7, 1881. (f) Leon W.', b. May 17, 1882. (g) Elizabeth
L.', b. Oct 17, 1884. (h) Fayette H.', b. June 21, 1889. (i)
A. Irene', b. July i, 1891. (j) ChUd ',b. July 26, 1893, d. Aug.
24, 1898. (k) Kenneth D. V.', b. Dec. 29, 1895.
1561. iii. LiLAH K.', b. July 7, 1867 ; m. Nov. 24, 1888, James O. Beach,
who was b. in June, 1863. He is a dealer in hops in Oneonta,
N. Y. (1899). ChUd : (a) Marion E.', b. Jan. 13, 1892.
883. Lucien' Hinds, son of Nehemiah' and Sarah H. (Willis)
Hinds {Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John," James'), born in Otsego,
N

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Otsego Co., N. Y., Sept. 24, 1828 ; married in Mohawk, Herkimer Co.,
N. Y., Jan 29, 185 1, Barbara Amanda Stevens, who was born in Fly
Creek, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1828, and died in Milford, March 17, 1891.
He resides in Milford, N. Y. (1899).
Children, born in Fly Creek :
1562. i. Harriet E.', b. Feb. 25, 1855, d. Feb. 3, 1878.
*I563. u. Joseph L.', b. July 14, 1856.
883. Charles C Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H.
(Willis) Hinds (Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born
in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., July 12, 1830, died in Cooperstown,
Feb. 28, 1896, and is buried in Cooperstown ; married Jeanette Pear
son, who was born in Burlington, Jan. 29, 1831. She is living in
Cooperstown (i8g8).
Child, born in Otsego :
1564. i. Will Clarence', b. June 16, 1859. He resides with his mother
in Cooperstown.
884. Lewis' Hinds, son of Nehemiah* and Sarah H. (Willis)
Hinds (Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., Nov. 16, 1832 ; married (first) Harriet Bailey, who
was born in Fly Creek ; married (second) Emma Sjyague, who was
born in Fly Creek. They are living, without children, in Cooperstown.
Children, by first wife, born in Otsego :
1565. i. Dorr', b. AprU i6, i860.
*I566. n. Frances', b. Oct. 23, 1863.
886, Mary A.' Hinds, daughter of Joseph* and Susan (Hem
menway) Hinds (Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born
in Petersham, Mass., Aug. 17, 1823 ; married in Petersham, Dec. 5,
1853, Paul Peckham, son of William and Betsey (Shaw) Peckham.
He was born in Petersham, Dec. 26, 1818, and died there in January,
1876. She lives in Fall River, Mass., and with her daughter, has
furnished much of the information regarding her branch of the family.
Children, born in Petersham :
1567. i. Mary E.', b. May 29, 1855; m. in Petersham, Nov. 12, 1882,
William H. Smith, of Fall River, son of Thomas B. and Ann
(PUling) Smith. He was b. in Fall River, Dec. 31, 1842, and is
a carriage manufacturer. Their home is in F"all River. No
chUdren.
1568. ii. Lyman H.', b. July 27, 1857; m. in Worcester, Mass., in April,
1884, Jennie R. Gather, daughter of David and Mary Maria
(IJrandon) Cather. She was b. in Oakdale, Mass. They are
without children.

SEVENTH GENERATION I9S
1569. iu. Albert S.', b. Dec. 31, 1859. He is a machinist by trade, and is
unmarried.
1570. iv. Charles S.', b. Jan. 12, 1863; m. in September, 1S92, Mrs. Mar
garet (Martin) Quimby, daughter of Peter and Margaret (Aiken)
Martin, and widow of Moody Quimby. She was b. 4n London
derry, N. H. He is a compositor in the employ of the " Boston
Globe."

887. Lucy Hinds, daughter of Joseph* and Susan (Hemmen
way) Hinds (Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in
Petersham, Mass., Nov. 22, 1825 ; married in Brattleboro, Vt, March
7, 1843, Joseph Gleason, who died in Clifton, III., April 25, 1891. His
occupation was that of a farmer. They moved to Chicago in 1855,
and from there to Clifton, III. She lives in Kankakee, 111. (1899).
Children :
1 57 1. i. Arabella Frances', b. in Richmond, N. H., Jan. 27, 1844;
m. in Clifton, 111., Oct. 23, 1865, James Tyler, who was
b. Oct 23, 1835. He was educated at the Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. ChUdren : (a) Agnes
E.', b. in Chebanse, 111., July 5, 1866, and d. in CartervUle, Mo.,
June 10, 1898 ; m. Jan. 8, 1888, Joseph C. Miller, who was b. in
Decatur, 111., Dec. 12, 1863. He is a mine owner in CartervUle,
Mo. ChUdren, bom in CartervUle : (1) Herbert Francis'", b.
May 25, 1890. (2) Price Martm", b. Sept 14, 1892. (3) Edwin
Tyler'", b. Nov. 21, 1894. (b) Helen L.', b. in Chebanse, March
31, 1869; m. in CartervUle, March 25, 1888, Peter Gunther, who
was b. in Holten, Mich., Aug. 1, 1864. He is an engineer.
ChUdren, bom in CartervUle : (i) Pansy'", b. May 15, 1889. (2)
Otis Martin'", b. July 14, 1892. (c) James', b. in Chetopa, Kan.,
May 29, 187 1, d. there, Sept. 26, 1872. (d) G. E. May', b. in
Joplin, Mo., May 17, 1877. Graduated at CartervUle High
School, and is now principal of the public schools of that place.
1572. u. Joseph C, b. in Petersham, AprU 17, 1845; m. in Clifton, IU.,
Sept. 17, 1877, Clara S. Pinneo, who was b. in EUwood, 111.,
AprU 15, i860. He enlisted in Co. D., 150th Illinois Vol. Inf.,
in 1863. His life has been spent as a. farmer in Clifton and
Ashkum, 111. ChUdren, born in Clifton : (a) Lucy B.', b. April
21, 1878; m. in Ashkum, Feb. 23, 1898, Edward J. Gerard, who
was b. in Danforth, 111., Jan. 4, 1871. ChUd, b. in Ashkum :
(i) Florence'", b. Jan. 21, 1899. (b) Bertha Gertrude', b. July 5,
1880. (c) Nellie M.', b. Sept. 11, 1882. (d) Lizzie F.', b. Sept.
24, 1886. (e) Josie M.', b. Feb. 19, 1892.
1573. ui. Lucy Clara', b. in Clinton, Mass., Aug. 10, 1847, d. in Lancaster,
Mass., AprU i, 1851.
1574. iv. Lizzie M.', b. in Lancaster, Feb. 16, 1855; m. in Clifton, 111,
Oct. 29, 1874, Leonard G. Rorer, who was b. in McHenry, April
20, 1850. He has been engaged in the hardware and furniture
business in Clifton since 1870. Children, born in Clifton: (a) Oar-

196 THE HINDS FAMILY
ibel', b. Aug. 12, 1875. (b) Clinton D.', b. Aug. 31, 1877. (c)
EUa L.', b. Feb. 29, i88o. (d) Leonard G.', b. March 20, 1882.
(e) Frank E.9, b. March 6, 1884. (f) Ethel W.', b. Aug. 16,
1889. (g) Clarence G.', b. Feb. 20, 1893.
1575. V. Ella E.', b. in Chicago, 111., May 13, 1857 ; m. in Clifton, Jan. 25,
1S77, Alburn C. McCarl, who was b. in West Warren, W. Va.
He has been a merchant, and a foreman in an ice company, and
is at present (1899) superintendent of the county farm in Kanka
kee, 111. ChUdren : (a) J. J. Clifford', b. in Clifton, Sept. 24,
1879, d. there, Nov. 20, 1885. (b) J. Clinton', b. in FrancisvUle,
Ind., July 5, 1882. (c) Preston', b. in Clifton, Aug. 2, 1885, d.
there Feb. 26, 1892.
1576. vi. Grace G.', b. in Clifton, Aug. 9, 1866; m. in Clifton, Aug. 2, 1888,
John N. Jones, who was b. in Columbus, O. Children: (a)
Lawrence N.', b. in Kankakee, May 15, 1889. (b) Morris G.',
b. in Clifton, Feb. 27, 1891. (c) Walter O.', b. in Kankakee,
June 3, 1893. '<i) Floyd R.', b. in Kankakee, July 6, 1895. (s)
CecU H.', b. in Kankakee, Sept. 19, 1897.
889. Elizabeth' Hinds, daughter of Joseph* and Susan (Hem
menway) Hinds (Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born
in Petersham, Mass., March 15, 1836 ; married (first) in Petersham,
in March, 1856, Dwight Grosvenor ; married (second) in Leominster,
in 1874, Rodney Buss.
Child, by first husband :
1577. i. Carrie', b. in Kalamazoo, Mich., Nov., 1866; m. in Leominster,
Ernest Harris. ChUd : (a) Katie'.

EiQbtb (Beneration

890. Ebenezer Peirce' Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Louisa
V. (Peirce) Hinds (Ebenezer^, EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in Livermore, Me., June 30, 182 1, and died on board
the steamship State of Maine, near Philadelphia, in August, 1862.
He never married. He was a graduate of Harvard University in the
class of 1844, and taught school for several years successively in West
brook, Me., 1845-46, Norway, Me., 1847, where he took charge of the
Norway Liberal Institute being its first principal. In 1848 he took
charge of the Oxford Normal School in South Paris, Me., where he
remained several years. He taught in Barnstable, Mass., Livermore
Falls, and again in South Paris. In 1859, he turned his attention to
agriculture, becoming a prosperous farmer in Aroostook Co., Me.
Aug. 21, 1861, he enlisted in the 7th Regiment, Maine Volunteers,
declining commission, and served through the campaign in Virginia
During the campaign he served on the Engineer Corps. His health.
being broken down, he was sent north on the State of Maine. When
the steamer arrived at its destination, he was found dead upon the
deck. He is buried in Oak Grove cemetery. His name appears on
the tablet in Memorial Hall, Cambridge, Mass., which commemorates
those Harvard men who laid down their lives for their country in the
Civil war.
891. Louisa V.* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and Louisa
V. (Peirce) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in Vassalboro, Me., May 7, 1823; married in Pittston,
Me., Oliver Davis. They lived in Pittson, and are without children.
893. John Floyd* Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Louisa V.
(Peirce) Hinds {Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer^, John', William",
William'), born in Livermore, Me., May 9, 1825, and died in Port
Townsend, Wash., in 1885 ; married (first) ih Livermore Falls, Aroline
Morse ; married (second) in the same place. Miss Davis. He was a
master mariner and whaleman, and had seven birthdays on his first
voyage. He had no children by either wife.
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198 THE HINDS FAMILY
893. Lucy Villiers* Hiuds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Louisa V. (Peirce) Hinds, (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John',
William', William'), born in Livermore, Me., May 19, 1827; married
(first) in Pittston, Me., Sept. 5, 1848, George Robinson ; married
(second) in Pittston, Robert Morton, by whom she had no children.
She lives in Hallowell, Me. (1899), and has furnished the records of
her family.
Child, by first husband :
1578. i. George', kiUed about 1896.
894. Maria Julia* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and Mrs.
Julia M. (Peirce) (Cox) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John',
William', William'), born in Pittston, Me., Oct. 25, 1833 ; married
Dec. 30, 1866, George Edwin Albro of New Bedford, Mass., who died
May 22, 1875. He was a block maker. They had no children, and
she lives in Hallowell, Me. (1899).
896. Charles Crogin* Hinds, son of Ebenezer' and Mrs.
Julia M. (Peirce) (Cox) Hinds {Ebenezer'', EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in Pittston, Me., July 19, 1838 ; married in
Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. 16, 1862, Frances Emily Noyes, who was born
in Gardiner, Me., Oct. 8, 1839. He is a ship carpenter in Port Blakely,
Wash. (1899). He enlisted during the war of the Rebellion in Com
pany I, 24th Maine regiment. He was first lieutenant and adjutant in
his regiment.
Children : Harry Edwin', b. in Pittston, July i, 1864.
Julia M.', b. in Gardiner, Me., July 24, 1866.
John Floyd', b. in Pittston, Sept. 17, 1873.
Walter R.', b. in Pittston, Nov. 7, 1874. He lives in Gardiner
(1899).
897. Abbie Frances* Hinds, daughter of Ebenezer' and
Mrs. Julia M. (Peirce) (Cox) Hinds {Ebenezer'', EbenezerS, Ebenezer*,
John', William", William'), born in Pittston, Me., July 19, 1840 ;
married in Gardiner, Me., Jan. 6, 1864, Henry Martin McCurdy. He is
a tinsmith and resides in Randolph, Me. (1899). She has furnished
the records of her family.
Child :
1583. i. Alice C, b. Aug. 8, 1865, d. unmarried. Sept 16, 1898.
901. Isaac Newton* Hinds, son of Gilbert' and Ann Mason
(Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer'', EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John', William",

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*i58i.

iii.

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iv.

EIGHTH GENERATION I99
William'), born in Freetown, Mass., Oct. 27, 1839 ; married in Boston,
Mass., Nov. 10, 1868, Sarah Elizabeth Brown, of Fall River, Mass.,
who was born in Woonsocket, R. I., Nov. 20, 1837, and died in Fall
River, March 31, 189 1.
Child :
1584. i. Annie Mason', b. in Fall River, Jan. 9, 1872. She lives in Fall
River, (1899), ^"'^ 1*^^ furnished the records of her family.
913. Revillo Leonard* Hinds, son of Elkanah Leonard'
and Mary (Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer'', EbenezerS, Ebenezer'*, John',
William", William'), born in East Livermore, Me., Feb. 17, 1841 ; mar
ried (first) in Newton, Mass., Jean Taylor, daughter of Alexander and
Ellen (Black) Taylor; married (second) in Waltham, Mass., Nov. 14,
1889, Jessie Flohr, who was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, in June, 1842,
and died in Livermore, March 15, 1886. He was city marshal in New
ton, Mass., 1873 to 1883, and was also health commissioner and super
intendent of street lights in that city for six years. He was a manufacturer
of carpets in Montreal for five years, and then moved to Philadelphia,
where he has since lived and is a manufacturer of mineral waters.
Children, born in Fall River :
*I585. i. AxNE Hathaway', b. Jan. II, 1875.
1586. n. Alexander Leonard', b. Feb. 8, 1877.
914. Abigail Hathaway* Hinds, daughter of Elkanah Leon
ard' and Mary (Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in East Livermore, Me., May 22, 1842 ; mar
ried in Livermore, May 23, 1867, Nathan M. Morrison, son of James
and Nancy (Davis) Morrison. He was born in Illinois, Feb. i, 1842.
He is a farmer in Neligh, Neb. (1899).
Children :
1587. i. Mary L.', b. in ChestervUle, Me., July 6, 186S, d. m Neligh, Neb.,
whUe in attendance at Gates College, Feb. 3, 1887.
1588. ii. William', b. in Nevada, Livingston Co., 111., Feb. 12, 1872; m.
March 20, 1897, Myrtle L. Morrell, daughter of Moses and Mar
garet (Jones) Morrell, They reside m Mars, Knox Co., Neb.
(1899). ChUd : (a) Floyd Vinton'", b. Sept. 24, 1898.
1589. Ui. Nancy D.', b. in Nevada, Oct. 8, 1874; ™- March 30, 1895, Lester
N. Hunt, son of John and Martha (Wright) Hunt. She was b.
Feb. 14, 1867. They live in Neligh, Neb. (1899). ChUdren :
(a) Grier Elwell'", b. AprU 18, 1896. (b) A son'" (name unknovni),
b. March 24, 1899.
1590. iv. Abbie', b. in Nevada, April 8, 1876, d. there, Aug. 26, following.
1591. V. Walter M.', b. in Nevada, June 30, 1877 ; m. March 10, 1897,
Mabel Buxton, daughter of Edwin B. and Susan (Lewis) Buxton.

200 THE HINDS FAMILY
She was b. Sept. 19, 1874. Child : (a) A son'", (name un
known) b, Jan. 28, 1899.
1592. vi. Frank N.', b. in Algona, la., Jan. 26, i88i.
1593. vn. Myrtle Flora', b. m Algona, Feb. 28, 1883, d. in Blaine Town
ship, Nov. 17, 1886.
915. David Hathaway* Hinds, son of Elkanah Leonard'
and Mary (Hathaway) Hinds (Ebenezer'', Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in East Livermore, Me., April 10, 1844, and
died in prison at Salisbury, N. C, Nov. 24, 1863. He enlisted when
eighteen years of age in Company C, i6th Regiment, Maine Volunteers,
and was wounded at the battle of Gettysburg. He was unmarried.
916. Frank Evans* Hinds, son of Elkanah Leonard' and
Mary (Hathaway) Hinds {Ebenezer'', Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam", William'), born in East Livermore, Me., Oct. i, 1848 ; married
in Newton, Mass., June 15, 1876, Ella F. Munroe, daughter of Isaac
and Mary W. Munroe. She was born in Portland, Maine, July 29,
1851. He is an orange grower and lives in Messina, Fla. (1899).
Child :
1594. i. S. Maud', b. in Messina, March 27, 1888.
917. John Manter* Hinds, son of Elkanah Leonard' and
Mary (Hathaway) Hinds {Ebenezer'', EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam', William'), born in East Livermore, Me., Oct. 6, 1858 ; married
in New Hampshire, Lula Perkins. He is a farmer in Livermore.
Child :
1595. i. Mary Ethel', b. in Livermore.
930. Aurelius Stone* Hinds, son of Albert Galatin' and
Mary Estella (Benjamin) Hinds {kbenezer^, Ebenezer^, Ebenezer^, John',
William", William'), born in Livermore, Me., June 30, 1844 ; married
in Portland, Me., June 3, 1872, Ellen Elizabeth Noyes, daughter of
Henry Crafts and Mercy Merritt (Coding) Noyes. She was born in
Jay, Me., Aug. 16, 1849. He moved to Winthrop, Me., with his parents,
at an early age, then back to Livermore for one year. He then re
moved to Dixfield, and at the age of eighteen, went to Portland.
There he was engaged as clerk in the drug store of H. H. Hay & Co.,
where he remained until 1864. He then went back to his home and
worked with his father for one year, returning to Portland in the
employ of Thomas G. Loring, as drug clerk. Here he remained until
1870, when he purchased a drug store of his own in the business part
of the city, remaining there until 1880. Later, he fitted up a drug store

AURELIUS STONE HINDS.

ELLEN ELIZABETH (NOYES) HINDS.

EIGHTH GENERATION 20I
in the residential part of the city, and continued doing business for
many years, meeting with much success.
While in his down-town store, he started the preparation which is
widely known throughout the world, and which has made his name
famous, " Honey and Almond Cream." Commencing upon a small
scale, it went through the experimental stages for ten years, before
being put upon the market. It then received a ready sale and has
grown to its present immense proportions. The sale annually reaches
every state in the Union, as well as South American countries, Aus
tralia, Sandwich Islands, England, France, Russia, India, and many
other countries too numerous to mention. Agencies have been estab
lished in Australia, the Sandwich Islands and London, and in Montreal,
P. Q., he has a branch laboratory, where he goes twice a year, and puts
up a supply which furnishes the Canadian trade. The goods are put
up for both the English and the Spanish trade, nearly all ofthe
work pertaining to the business being done in his laboratory in
Portland. In politics, he is a Republican, and a strong advocate for the right.
He has never sought public ofiice or been connected with the govern
ment of his city or state. He is a Mason, being a member of the
Ancient Landmark Lodge, Mount Vernon Chapter, Portland Com-
mandery, K. T., Maine Consistory and Aleppo Temple, Mystic Shrine
of Boston. He is also a member of the Bramhall Lodge, No. 3,
K. of P., and of many clubs and associations in Portland, where
he resides (1899). ^^ *^^ °"^ °f '^^ original incorporators of the
Casco Paper Box Co., and has been its president since its organization.
He is also a director in the Mercantile Trust Co., of Portland.
Children, born in Portland :
*i596. i. Albert Henry', b. Dec. 12, 1874.
1597. u. Walter Dewitt', b. March 12, 1876.
1598. iii. Charles Benjamin', b. July 3, 1881.
1599. iv. Ethel May', b. May 8, 1891.
937. Elizabeth Benjamin* Hinds, daughter of Elbridge
Gerry' and Cordania (Benjamin) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*,
John,' William," William'), born in Livermore, Me., Jan. 18, 1847 ;
married in Livermore Falls, Me., Jan. 9, 1875, Curtis M. Hobbs, son of
Amos and Martha Folansbee (Dow) Hobbs. He was born in East
Livermore, July 14, 1844, and is a miller, making his home in West
Farmington, Me. (1899).
Children, born in West Farmington :
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202 THE HINDS FAMILY
1601. ii. Mary Estella', b. May 29, 1878.
1602. iii. Lynn Rutillus', July 11, 1884.
1603. iv. Roy Elbridge', b. Sept. 24, 1887.
1604. V. Mattie Dow', b. Jan. 9, 1890.
938. William Canada* Hinds, son of Elbridge Gerry' and
Cordania (Benjamin) Hinds {Ebenezer'', EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John',
William', William'), born in Livermore, Me., Aug. 11, 1849 ; married
(first) in Biddeford, Me., Feb. 28, 1873, Isabel Finnard, daughter of
John and Abbie Ann (Foss) Finnard. She was born in Scarboro, Me.,
May6, 1851. He married (second) in Augusta, Me., June 9, 1883,
Mrs. Harriet A. (Jewett) Thayer, daughter of Matthew and Bloom
(Perkins) Jewett. She was born in Westport, Me., Sept. 7, 1849. His
second wife married (first) in Sydney, Me., May 26, 187 1, Howard B.
Thayer, who died in Waterville, Me., March 6, 1881. He is a mechan
ical engineer, and resides in New York City (1899).
Children, by first wife, born in Biddeford :
*i6o5. i. William Elbridge', b. March 23, 1874.
1606. ii. Edith Evelyn', b. Jan. i, 1876. She is unmarried and resides
in Winthrop, Me. (1899), and has furnished most of the records
of her branch of the family for this work.
939. Charles LeRoy* Hinds, son of Elbridge Gerry' and
Cordania (Benjamin) Hinds (Ebenezer^, EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John',
William', William'), born in Livermore, Me., March 2, 1853; married
in Livermore, Feb. 19, 1876, Emma vVilbur, daughter of Horatio and
Lucy Hay (Morse) Wilbur. She was born in Livermore, Nov. 15,
1 85 1. He is in the livery business, and resides in Dorchester, Mass.
(1899). Child :
1607. i. Percy LeRoy', b. in Livermore, Oct. 11, 1880.
940. Corilla Rose* Hinds, daughter of Elbridge Gerry'
and (Cordania (Benjamin) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John',
William', William'), born in Livermore, Me., June 14, 1856; married
in Roxbury, Mass., Aug. 23, 1892, Albert Hartley Langille, son of
Joshua Charles and Espermillar (Fendel) Langille. He was born in
New Germany, N. S., April 12, 1858, and is in the drug business in
Dorchester (1899).
Child, born in Dorchester :
1608. i. Justin Edward', b. July 6, 1893.
941. Allen Drew* Hinds, son of Elbridge Gerry? and Cor
dania (llenjamin) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John',

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William', William'), born in Livermore, Me., Dec 31, 1859; married
in Boston, Mass., Dec. 27, 1885, Annie Gardner of Milton, Mass.,
daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Long) Gardner. She was born in
Birmingham, Eng., Dec. 27, 1867. They live in Norwood, Mass.,
(1899). Child :
1609. i. Cordania Elizabeth', b. in Dorchester, Mass., Dec. 26, 1885.
943. Fred Owen* Hinds, son of Elbridge Gerry' and Cor
dania (Benjamin) Hinds (Ebenezer'', Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in Livermore, Me., May 20, 1861 ; married
in Dover, N. H., June 26, 1883, Isabel Morse, of Livermore, daughter
of David and Hannah Elizabeth (True) Morse. She was born in
Leeds, Me., July 7, 1864, and died Nov. 7, 1888. He is employed on
board the steam yacht American, which is stationed in New York.
Children, born in Livermore :
Cora Belle', b. Oct 15, 1883.
Carl Bertrand', b. July 25, 1885.
Paul Elbridge', b. July 20, 1886.
943. George Crosby* Hinds, son of Elbridge Gerry' and
Cordania (Benjamin) Hinds (Ebenezer^, Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John',
William', William'), born in Livermore, Me., May 24, 1864 ; married
in Winthrop, Me., June 6, 1892, Ina Morse, daughter of David and
Hannah Elizabeth (True) Morse. She was born in South Livermore,
Sept. 20, 1872. He is a farmer and lives in Winthrop (1899).
Children, born in Winthrop :
1613. i. Marie Elizabeth', b. Feb. 22, 1894.
1614. ii. Elwood Crosby', b. Aug. 17, 1895.
1615. iu. Harold Frederick', b. Nov. 21, 1898.
947. Prince Emmons* Hinds, son of Stephen Allen' and
Mary (Eastman) Hinds {Principal C.% Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in Livermore, Me., April 11, 1848 ; married
May 31, 1878, Susan A. Wyman, of Livermore Falls, Me., who died
Dec. 15, 1897.
Children :
1616. i. Ethel May*, b. in East Livermore, Me., Aug. 23, 1877.
1617. ii. Prince Almon', b. in East Boston, Mass., May 22, 1887.
1618. iu. Stephen Owen', b. in East Boston, Nov. 9, 1890.
964. Job Petrce* Hinds, son of Winthrop Tisdale' and Sarah
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William'), born in Livermore, Me., Sept 27, 1855 ; married Dec. 27,
1882, Susan F. Beckler, of Livermore Center, Me., daughter of Amos
and Betsey Beckler. They reside in Livermore Center {1899) and are
without children.
965. Raphael A.* Hinds, son of Winthrop Tisdale' and Sarah
L. (Allen) Hinds (Principal C", Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William",
Williafti'), born in Livermore, Me., March 29, 1858; married May 13,
1882, Mary Cummings, daughter of Millett and Martha Cummings, of
Livermore. Children, born in Livermore :
1619. i. Arthur W.', b. June 30, 1885.
1620. n. Florence', b. May 7, 1888.
1621. in. Nellie', b. Feb. 13, 1893.
1622. iv. Martha', b. Dec. 7, 1898.
966. George Frederick* Hinds, son of Winthrop Tisdale'
and Sarah L. (Allen) Hinds (Principal C.*, Ebenezer*, Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in Livermore, Me., in 1859; married Aug. 21,
1886, Belle G. Richmond, of Livermore Center, daughter of Palmer and
Roxanna Richmond.
Children, born in Livermore :
1623. i. Ralph', b. Oct. 17, 1891.
1624. ii. Irma B.', b. Aug. 10, 1893.
1625. iii. Mildred R.', d. March 13, 1897.
967. Charles H.* Hinds, son of Winthrop Tisdale' and Sarah
L. (Allen) Hinds (Principal C", Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William',
William'), born in Livermore, Me., in 1862 ; married in East Boston,
Mass., Nov. 18, 1886, Nellie F. Dill, from whom he became divorced in
Boston. He is engaged in business in Boston, and is without children.
970. Annie* Hinds, daughter of Noble Principal' and Sarah
(Norris) Hinds (Principal C°, Ebenezer*, Ebenezer*, John', William^
William'), born in Turner, Me., Nov. i, 1867 ; married in Livermore,
Me., May 24, 1888, Charles Thayer, of Brockton, Mass., son of Francis
A. and Elizabeth A. Thayer. He was born in Brockton, Aug. 23, 1858.
They live in Brockton (1899), where he is a job printer.
Child :
1626. i. Ethel H.', b. in Brockton, Sept. 4, 1889.
973. Emeline* Hiuds, daughter of William Canedy' and Mary
(Hill) Hinds (Owen P.*, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William', Wil-

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Ham'), born in St Stephen, N. B., Sept. i, 1837 ; married (first) Aug.
31, 1854, William G. Burrill, who was born in Searsport, Me., Feb. 14,
1833, and died in Calais, Me., in 1865 ; married (second) in May, 1867,
James E. Wooster, who was drowned in Calais, Nov. 26, 1896. Her
first husband was a harness maker by trade and her second was a sea
captain. Children, by first husband :
1627. i. George Edwin', b. Feb. 4, 1856 ; m. Dec. 21, 1880, Annie Seder-
guest, who was b. Feb. 9, 1861. They reside in Calais (1899),
where he is a steamboat captain. ChUdren : (a) WUliam G.'°, b.
July 13, 1882. (b) Charles F.'°, b. Feb. 29, 1884 (c) Royal'",
b. May 26, 1885 (d) James H.'", b. Nov. 22, 1893.
William P.', d. young.
Mary', d. young.
Mary', d. young.
Etta Maria', d. young.
William P.', b. March 3, 1864; m.  Smith, and resides in
Eureka, Humboldt Co., Cal. (1899).
Children, by second husband :
1633. vii. Fannie M.', b. in March, 1869; m. Oct. 22, 1892, P. A. Pearson,
who is a photographer in Calais (1899). Children . (a) Muriel
L.'°, b. Oct 7, 1893. (b) PhUip W.'°, b. Aug. 15, 1895. (c)
Etna E."", b. May 3, 1897.
1634. viu. Leonora', b. Feb. 18, 1872, d. Nov. i, 1894.
1635. ix. Zelena', b. May 25, 1874.
1636. X. Ida May', b. Dec. i8, 1877.
975. Flora Maria* Hinds, daughter of William Canedy' and
Mary (Hill) Hinds ( Owen P.^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in St. Stephen, N. B., Oct. 5, 1843, died March 19,
1866 ; married March 30, 1864, Capt. James E. Wooster, who was
drowned in Calais, Me., Nov. 26, 1896. He was a sea captain, and at
the death of his wife, married her sister, Emeline.
Child: 1637. i. Fannie E.', b. Sept. 9, 1865, d. Feb. II, 1866.
976. Ebenezer* Hinds, son of William Canedy' and Mary
(Hill) Hinds ( Owen /'.*, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William", William'),
born in St Stephen, N. B., Jan. 19, 1846, and died May 13, 1880 ; mar
ried Dec. 24, i868, Martha Whitney. He was a ship carpenter and
resided In Calais.
Children :
1638. i. Ebenezer', d. in infancy.
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977. Clarissa* Hinds, daughter of William Canedy' and Mary
(Hill) Hinds {Owen P.\ Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John', William", Wil
liam'), born in St. Stephen, N. B., Jan. 5, 1848 ; married Sept. 25, 1868,
George E. Stevens. He is a machinist and resides in Calais, Me. (1899).
Children :
1640. i. Francis M.', b. AprU 25, 1868. Resides in the state of
Washington.
1641. ii. Georgie B.', b. June 2, 1872.
979. Cordelia* Hinds, daughter of William Canedy' and
Mary (Hill) Hinds (Ca/?« /".', EbenezerS^ Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in Calais, Me., Aug. 10, 1852 ; married in Calais, Aug.
26, 1878, Charles R. Hill, who is by occupation a lumber dealer.
Children :
1642. i. Samuel Clifton', b. Sept. 23, 1880.
1643. n. F. Reed', b. May 12, 1882.
1644. in. Mary Louise', b. Oct. 23, 1884.
1645. i'^- Philip', b. March 23, 1885, d. in June, 1886.

980. George William* Hinds, son of William Canedy'
and Mary (Hill) Y{:\nds (Owen P!', Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam', William') born in Calais, Me., Aug. 5, 1854 ; married in Maiden,
Mass., Oct. 22, 1879, Ida M. Wooster, daughter of Hiram E. and
Mary Ann (Winchell) Wooster of Maiden. She was born in Eastport,
Me., March 23, 1859. He is a ship builder and repairer by trade, and
owns, in connection with his father, two marine railways for hauling
out and repairing vessels. He has been a captain and pilot of steamers
also deputy collector of customs in Calais, where he now lives (1899).
He has furnished most of the information concerning his branch of the
family for this work.
Children, born in Calais :
1646. i. Flora Marie'; b. Sept 22, 1880.
1647. ii- Willard Eben', b. May 24, 1882, d. Aug. 18, foUowing.
1648. iii. Mary Louise', b. Jan. 13, 1891.
989. Fred Clifford* Hinds, son of Owen Preserved' and
Matilda (Hannah) Hinds {Owen H^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam', William'), born in St. Stephen, N. B., March 12, 1855 ; married
Emma R. Sargent, of Chelsea, Mass. They reside in Newtonville
Mass., and have furnished the records of their branch of the family for
this work.

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Children, first three born in Chelsea, other in Hamilton, Mass. :
1649. i. Fred Williams', b. Oct 4, 1881.
1650. ii. Ruth Matilda', b. Sept. 7, 1885.
1651. ui. Horace Sargent', b. Jan. 4, 1887.
1652. iv. Edith Mary', b. Sept. 2, 1889.
993. Thomas Jefferson* Hinds, son of Owen Preserved'
and Matilda (Hannah) Hinds (Oweti H.^, Ebenezer-, Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in St Stephen, N. B., in 1861 ; married
Laura Wheelock, of St. Stephen, N. B., who died in Calais, Me., in
1892. He resides in Lakeville, Mass.
Children :
1653. i. Pearl', b. in Ma( ch, 1886.
1654. u. Helen', b. in October, 1892.
1655. iii- Beatrice'.
995. Grace E.* Hinds, daughter of Owen Preserved' and
Matilda (Hannah) Hinds (Owen H.^, EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam', William'), born in Calais, Me., Nov. i, 1868; married in Calais,
June 13, 1894, Fred H. Lowell, of Calais, who was born in Upper
Mills, N. B., in March, 1861. He was the son of George A. and Sarah
(Hill) Lowell. They reside in Calais, Me. (1899).
Children, born in Calais :
1656. i. Gertrude', b. March 17, 1895.
1657. u. Sarah Matilda', b. Aug. 11, 1897.
996. Warren Tufts* Hinds, son of Samuel H.' and Priscilla
(Ayer) Hinds (Tisdale Z.*, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William",
William'), born in Kingfield, Me., April 11, 1850; married by Rev.
Frank W. Smith, in Freeman, Me., Oct. 18, 1874, Rose Starbird.
They reside in Phillips, Me. (1899).
Children, born in Salem, Me. :
Minnie O.', b. May 18, 1876.
Mabel O.', b. Dec. 13, 1878, d. in Strong, Me., Aug. 10, 1897.
Charles H.', b. Dec. 6, 1880.
Ren A May', b. May 21, 1887.
Roland S.', b. April 8, 1888.
997. Olive May* Hinds, daughter of Samuel H.' and Pris
cilla (Ayer) Hinds (Tisdale Z.*, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', William',
William'), born in Kingfield, Me., Nov. 2, 1855 ! married by E. W.
Simmons, Esq., in Phillips, Me., Nov. 23, 1879, F. E. Harris. They
live in Salem, Me. (1899), and are without children.

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1000. Leonard T.* Hinds, son of Edward Washburn' and
Sarah Jane (Sprague) Hinds (Tisdale L^, EbenezerS, Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in Kingfield, Me., Aug. 20, 1852 ; married
Angle Savage, who was born in North Anson, Me., March 5, 1852,
and died at Range 3, No. 4, Sept. 6, 1890. He is a farmer and lum
berman, and lives in Stratton, Me., (1899).
Children, born at Range 3, No.^4 :
Edward L.', b. Aug. 20, 1877.
Edgar', b. Feb. 12, 1879.
Harry', b. AprU 11, 1882,
EuLA M.', b. Aug. 16, 1885.
Elsia V.', b. May 24, 1888.
Angie a.', b. Aug. 26, 1890.
1003. Jenette C*. Hinds, daughter of Edward Washburn'
and Sarah Jane (Sprague) Hinds ( Tisdale Z.*, EbenezerS, Ebenezer*,
John', William", William'), born in Kingfield, Me., March 17, 1857 ;
married Henry C. Danico, who was born in Ellsworth, Me., Aug. 11,
1844. He served throughout the Civil war.
Children, born at Range 3, No. 4, except the fifth :
1669. i. Percy G.', b. May 8, 1877. Enlisted July 11, 1898, in the First
Maine Volunteer Heavy Artillery, and was mustered into service
July 20. To Cuba, Jan. 17.
1670. ii. Vertie O.', b. Jan. 22, 1879 ; m. Frank C. Burrill, who was b.
in Annapolis, N. S., March 10,1872. Child: (a)RcnaMay'"
b. Nov. 17, 1898.
Leola B.', b. Aug. 22, 1885, d. Sept. 23, following.
Louisa B.', b. Aug. 22, 1885.
Herbert C, b. in Carrabasset Me., Aug. 20, 1887.
Myrtle F.', b. Feb. 10, 1891.
Verner D.', b. Sept 27, 1895.
1004. Walter E*. Hinds, son of Edward Washburn' and
Sarah Jane (Sprague) Hinds (Tisdale L.'', Ebenezer^, Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born at Range 3, No. 4, June 26, 1863 ; married
in Flagstaff, Me., July 4, 1892, Helen Gammon, who was born there,
March 27, 1864.
Child :
1676. i. Alice', b. in Flagstaff, June 14, 1894.
1013. Nelson S.* Hinds, son of Leonard Bartlett' and Mrs.
Helen C. (Blaisdell) (Butterfield) Hinds {Tisdale L.^, EbenezerS, Ebene
zer*, John', William', William'), born in North New Portland, Me.,
May 3, 1862 ; married in Rangeley, Me., Sept 23, 1888, Etta P. Tooth
aker, daughter of Charles and Louise Anna (Ellis) Toothaker. She

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was born in Rangeley, Aug. 7, 1869. He lived in Kingfield, Me., and
in 1871, moved to Stratton, thence to Rangeley in 1885, and to Green-
vale in 1889. There he was town clerk and first assessor, 1894-1895.
In 1896 he moved to Rangeley, where he now lives, and is employed
as a guide in the Rangeley Lakes region.
Children : Otto Ray', b. Feb. 23, 1889, d. Sept. 28, 1890.
Pearl Helen', b. March 31, 1890.
Harland Warren', b. March 16, 1892.
Agnes Gracie', b. April 25, 1894.
Luley Anna', b. July 23, 1896.
1013. Lucien P.* Hinds, son of Americus Vespucius' and
Jane C. (Lander) Hinds (Tisdale L.^, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam', Williatn'), born in Kingfield, Me., Jan 6, 1856 ; married May 13,
1877, Lizzie Simmons, who was born March 22, 1858, and died June 19,
1889. He is a contractor and builder.
Children :
1682. i. Harry E.', b. July 3, 1878.
1683. ii. Maud E.', b. AprU 13, 1880.
1684. iii. Bessie M.', b. July 21, 18S2.
1685. iv. Percy G.', b. AprU 10, 1887.
1686. V. Ralph L.', b. March 19, 1889.
1014. Eva A.* Hinds, daughter of Americus Vespucius' and
Jane C. (Lander) Hinds (Tisdale Z.*, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam", William'), born in Kingfield, Me., Aug. 14, 1865 ; married Aug.
27, 1885, Wallace S. Safford, who was born Oct 10, 1859.
Child :
1687. i. Harold Cheney', b. Jan. 29, 1887.
1015. Effie L.' Hinds, daughter of Americus Vespucius' and
Jane C. (Lander) Hinds {Tisdale Z.°, Ebenezer*, Ebenezer*, John', Wil
liam', William'), born in Kingfield, Me., Nov. 23, 1872, and died there
Nov. 15, 1893 ; married in September, 1893, Bert Luce.
1016. Sumner William' Hinds, son of William Sumner'
and Rachel Pickens (Winslow) Hinds (Sumner^, John', Ebenezer*, John',
William", William'), born in Middleborough, Mass., Feb. 6, 1866;
married in New Bedford, Mass., July 6, 1893, Susan Malvina Lucas,
daughter of Charles A. and Lydia H. (Kempton) Lucas. He was edu
cated in the public schools of Middleborough, where he graduated
from the high school and from the state normal school in Bridge-
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also spent a year in the Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard Uni
versity, taking a course in natural science. He entered upon the work
of teaching in September, 1889, as principal of the high school in
Manchester, Mass., and has since taught in high and normal schools,
chiefly the former, in Bridgewater, Mass., and New Britain, Conn.
His wife is a graduate of the New Bedford High School and the
New Bedford Training School for teachers, and taught several years in
the public schools of that city.
Mr. Hinds has furnished much of the valuable information regarding
his branch of the family, and has taken a great amount of interest from
the start He lives in Middleboro (1899).
Children :
1688. i. Ruth Kempton', b. in Bridgewater, Oct. 2, 1894, d. next day.
1689. ii. Alice Winslow', b. in New Bedford, Mass., July 9, 1896.
1066. Hannah L." Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Lydia M.
(Rowell) Hinds {David'', Oliver', John*, John', John", James'), born
in Stark, N. H., May 25, 1839, ^"^ ^ied Nov. 14, 1865, aged 26 years,
5 months, 20 days ; married in Stark, about 1858, Andrew Jackson, son
of Moses and Lucy (Furbush) Jackson. He was born in Stark, Jan. 6,
1836, and carried on a farm there, where he was also a merchant and
lumberman. Children, born in Stark :
1690. i. Florence E.', b. Sept 12, 1859; m. in Groveton, N. H., Sept.
15, 1878, Barker B. Leighton, son of Joseph and Harriet (Rowell)
Leighton. He was born in Dummer, N. H., Jan. 6, 1848, and
resides in Crystal, N. H. (1899), where he carries on a farm and
is a millman and carpenter. Children, born in Stark : (a) Venie
E.'", b. AprU 18, 1880. (b) Hattie B.'°, b. Feb. 4, 1884. (c)
Raymond M.'", b. Nov. 12, 1896.
1691. ii. Clarence A.', b. in 1865 and d. before reaching the age of six
months.
1067. Cordelia' Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Lydia M.
(Rowell) Hinds (David^, Oliver^, John*, John', John", James'), born
in Stark, N. H., Nov. 9, 1840, and died in Whitefield, N. H., July 25,
1866 ; married Bela Churchill.
Child :
1692. i. Harlie O.', b. Sept. 25, 1864, d. Oct 30, 1889.
1068. Amasa M.' Hinds, son of Joseph' and Lydia M. (Row
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N. H., March n, 1842 ; married (first) in Lancaster, N. H., in 1867,
Lois M. Cole ; married (second) in 1873, Clara A. Putnam, who died
in 1895 i married (third) Mary A. Cahill, of Brooklyn, N. Y. He lives
in Lower Algiers, La., and has furnished data of his branch of the
family. Children, born in New Orleans, La., b^ second wife :
1693. i- Agnes', b. July 18, 1874.
1694. ii. Josephine', b. May 10, 1877.
1695. ui. George', b. Sept. 22, 1879.
1696. iv. Horace', b. Dec. 18, i88i.
1069. Mary^ Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Lydia M. (Row
ell) Hinds (David'', Oliver^, John*, John', John", James'), born in
Stark, N. H., Sept. 19, 1843, ^•id died in Whitefield, N. H., Sept. 3,
1864 ; married Lafayette Washington Niles, who was born in Stark and
died in Wisconsin. He was a carpenter and farmer and had no
children. 1070. Levi K.' Hinds, son of Joseph' and Lydia M. (Rowell)
Hinds (David'', Oliver', John*, John', John", James'), born in Stark,
N. H., May 17, 1845 ; married April 15, 1873, Martha Oilman, who was
born in Concord, N. H., Feb. 27, 1844 He lives in Penacook, N.
H. (1899), and has furnished the data of his family for this work.
Child :
1697. i. Winnifred A.', b. June 4, 1877.
1071. Lois M.* Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Lydia M.
(Rowell) Hinds (David'', Oliver', John*, John', John", James'), born
in Stark, N. H., March 7, 1847, ^"^d "^i^d in Lancaster, Sept. 28, 1868 ;
married May 14, 1864, Horatio Gates Hodgdon, who was born April 9,
1838. Child :
i6g8. i. Jennie L.', b. July 31, 1865, d. Aug. 12, 1895.
1073, Josephine L*. Hinds, daughter of Joseph' and Lydia
M. (Rowell) Hinds {David'', Oliver^, John*, John', John" James'),
born in Stark, N. H., March 17, 1856; married John E. Pool, grand
son of General Jonathan Poole. He is a carriage builder and black
smith and resides in Winchendon, Mass. (1899).
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1074. Lucinda* Hinds, daughter of Oliver' and Patty (Jenks)
Hinds (David'', Oliver'', John*, John', John", James'), born in North
Brookfield, Mass., Sept. 13, 1842, and died there Aug. 16, 1872 ; mar
ried there, Feb. 5, 1861, George A. Ware. They had no children.
1078. Warren David* Hinds, son of Ezra' and Sarah
(Jackson) Hinds (David,'- Oliver', John*, John', John", James'), born
in North Spencer, Mass., Sept. 9, 1843 > married (first) Oct 9, 1869,
Mary Persis Colby, who was born in Whitefield, N. H., March 24, 1850,
and died in Townsend, Mass., April 5, 1887 ; married (second) March
4, 1890, Mrs. Mary A. (Templeman) Sawyer. Mr. Hinds says: — "When
nineteen years of age I left home with ten dollars in my inside pocket,
fully resolved in my mind that I had done farming. I paid about nine
dollars out of the ten for car fare to Massachusetts, and struck out to
make my fortune. After three years spent in shoe shops, and one in
the army, I had saved up twenty-two hundred dollars. Then I went in
company with a party in a manufacturing business, remaining in that
line three years, when I found myself, through fire and others' dis
honesty, without a dollar of my capital and a wife and little girl to care
for. Failing to find work at my trade, I took up canvassing, which I
followed two years, keeping wife and baby with me and hiring furnished
rooms and boarding ourselves, that we might save all that was possible.
After two years I had saved seventeen hundred dollars. I now sighed
for a farm, and with my oldest brother, bought one, which had one
hundred peach and three hundred apple trees together with grape vines
and a few cherry trees. The first and second seasons, we sold five
hundred dollars' worth of peaches from one hundred trees each year.
We commenced setting out more trees, also strawberries, raspberries
and blackberries. When our trees reached the age of five years, we
commenced thining them out feeling sure that we were to harvest
three thousand dollars' worth of peaches. At picking time it rained and
more than one half of the peaches ripened prematurely and rotted,
until all we realized was seven hundred dollars from one thousand
trees, and in two years the trees were so nearly all dead that we pulled
them up.
"Meantime, we had increased the red raspberries until we had six
acres of them, but by the time we were ready to pick them the inch
worms attacked two acres of the best we ever had, so that we were
obliged to pull them up and burn them. Several times we lost our
grapes, just before ripening, by the frost.
"About this time I bought my brother's share in the farm, he going
South for his wife's health. Three years later my wife's health failed

EIGHTH GENERATION 213
and after three years of sickness, she left me with five children, between
two and fifteen years. Then came the hardest period of my life. We
struggled along one way and another for three years, when I married
again. I continued the fruit growing business, and am now glad to say
that it is paying."
He enlisted Sept. 3, 1864, in the ist N. H. Heavy Artillery, Company
Q, living during a part of the war in the fortifications at Arlington and
Maryland Heights. He was discharged in June, 1865, returning to his
farm in New Hampshire. He resides in Townsend, Mass. (1899).
Children, by first wife, born in Townsend, except the first :
1700. i. Mabelle Ella', b. in Biddeford, Me., April 12, 1871.
1701. u. Alice Evelyn', b. Sept 10, 1874.
1702. iii. Warren Elmer', b. Sept. 20, 1876.
1703. iv. Mary Ardelle', b. May 10, 1880.
1704. V. Ella Annette', b. Jan. 26, 1883.
1079. Aaron Jackson' Hinds, son of Ezra' and Sarah
(Jackson) Hinds (David^, Oliver*, John*, John', John', James'),
born in Stark, N. H., July 7, 1846 ; married (first) in Whitefield, N. H.,
in October, 1871, Ella B. Colby, who died without children, in June,
1882 ; married (second) in Pepperrell, Mass., in August, 1884, Fannie
M. Buzzell, who died in May, 1895 ; married (third) in West Medway,
Mass., in March, 1896, Nellie M. Kelsey. He resides with his third
wife, in Townsend, Mass. (1899).
Children, by second wife :
1705. i. FONESTINE L.', b. in Fernandina, Fla., Dec. 18, 1884.
1706. ii. Ethel May', b. in Townsend, Mass., Sept 13, 1887.
1707. ui. Albert E.', b. in Townsend, Mass., in July, 1893, and d. in
same place, in February, 1894.
1080. Melvin Baker' Hinds, son of Ezra' and Sarah (Jack
son) Hinds {David'', Oliver^, John*, John', John", James'), horn in
Stark, N. H., Dec. 11, 1852; married in Groveton, N. H., June 30,
1872, Helen E. Leavitt, who was born in Stark, Aug. 21, 1853. She
was the daughter of Joseph and Emeline (Waid) Leavitt, of Stark. He
is a dealer in brushes and brush-handles in Boston, Mass.
Children :
1708. i. Ida MayS, b. in Nashua, N. H., Oct. 7, 1876.
1709. ii. Lillian Edith', b. in Townsend, Mass., Aug. 6, 1878, d. in the
same place, Aug. 29, following.
17 10. in. Willis Melvin', b. in Dorchester, Mass., June 7, i88o.
1711. iv. Helen Inez', b. in Everett, Mass., Oct. 28, 1883, died in the same
place, Feb. 10, 1884.
17 1 2. v. Edgar Leavitt', b. in Everett, Jan. 5, 1886.

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1083. Emma May" Hinds, daughter of Ezra' and Sarah
(Jackson) Hinds (David"-, Olivet*, John*, John', John", James'),
born in Stark, N. H., Jan 21, i860; married in Townsend, Mass.,
Oct. 24, 1888, Thomas Adelbert Greenleaf, who was born in George
town, Me., Dec. 4, 1854. He was the son of Thomas Seldon and Julia
A. (Collins) Greenleaf, and resides in Brookline, N. H. (1899).
Child, born in Townsend, Mass :
1713. i. Elsie Mae', b. Sept. 22, 1889.
1084. Alonzo' Hinds, son of Eli' and Sally (Wiley) Hinds
(Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden, Vt,
Sept. I, 1819, and died in Oneco, Stephenson Co., 111., from an injury
received by being kicked by a horse, Oct. 24, 1868 ; married (first) in
Eden, in the fall of 1845, Adaline Atwell, daughter of Dr. Atwell, of
Eden. By this wife he had two children, who died in infancy. He
married (second) in Essex, Vt., Jan. 29, 1848, Laura Ann Greely,
daughter of Joel and Miss (Comit) Greely, of Essex Junction, Vt. She
was born in Essex, April 27, 1824. He enlisted Aug. 9, 1862, in the
nth Regiment, Company D, Vermont Volunteers, and was mustered
into service, Sept. 1, 1862. He was mustered out June 24, 1865. His
widow resides with her daughter in Jewell Junction, la. (1899). He
was a farmer in Oneco, 111.
Children, born in Essex :
Alice Adeline', b. Nov. 17, 1848.
Charles Erwin', b. April 16, 1850. Resides in Red Lodge,
Mont. (1899), and is unmarried.
Ida Marinda', b. Aug. 19, 1852.
Edward Alonzo', b. June 19, 1855. Resides in Thomson, 111.
(1899) ^^^ is unmarried.
Laura Lewella', b. Sept. 19, 1857, d. in Fairhaven, Vt., Nov.
8, following.
Laura Elizabeth', b. Feb. iS, 1859 ; m. C. A. Smith, and
resides in Webster City, la. (1899).
Joel Herbert', b. Feb. 8, 1867. Resides in Red Lodge, and is
unmarried (1899).
1085. Almira* Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Sally (Wiley)
Hinds {Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden,
Vt., Dec. 10, 1820, and died April 6, 1874 ; married John Stearns.
Child :
1721. i. Willie H'. He resides in Johnson, Vt.(i899).
1086. AndreVF* Hinds, son of Eli', and Sally (Wiley) Hinds
(Eli'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden, Vt., July

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EIGHTH GENERATION 215
25, 1822, and died in Lena, 111., Jan. 13, 1899 ; married in Oneco, 111.,
April 8, 1849, Sarah Gibler, who was born on a farm in Clinton Co.,
Ohio, Dec. 10, 1825, and died in Lena, April 12, 1892. Judge Hinds
was one of Stephenson County's foremost citizens, and probably did
more for that county than any other man. He was a constant example
of integrity, industry and faithfulness. His first public work in the
county was teaching, and during his spare moments he studied law.
He married soon after and purchased a farm, which he operated.
Success followed his efforts and he soon purchased other farms. His
popularity now brought him before the public as a candidate for office.
He was repeatedly elected to township and county office and served one
term in the legislature. In every position in life he proved himself a
man of integrity and sound judgment.
Judge Hinds was a New Englander, and came from good Vermont
stock. His ancestors were pioneers of the eastern country as he was of
the West, and they fought for the right in the American army during
the war of 1812. Andrew attended a log school, where the teachings
were simple, but he studied hard and was soon able to attend the
academy in Johnson, where he began teaching when at the age of eigh
teen. He continued teaching for five years, studying law at the same
time. He recognized law as his calling and made rapid progress. He
was admitted to the bar and began practising in June, 1847, continuing
until Sept., 1848. His health failed him and his parents feared he
would soon become a victim of consumption. Andrew had read much
of the West, its climate, possibilites, etc., and he decided to go there
and endeavor to win health and fortune in the new country. About
this time, he received a letter from an old friend and schoolmate,
advising him to come West and settle at Mineral Point, Wis., which
was a good field for the practise of his profession. He made the trip
mostly by water, setting out by way of Lake Champlain and its canals
to Erie, Pa., then to Buffalo, N. Y., by canal, and to Chicago through
the Great Lakes. Travel was slow and expensive, and by the time
Chicago was reached, the young man's finances were running low and
he still had one hundred and fifty miles to go. While in Chicago he
overheard a man talking about Monroe and Mineral Point, Wis., and
he immediately inquired if he lived there. The gentleman, who was
Mr. Ludlow (now deceased) and who became one of the wealthiest and
best known citizens of Southern Wisconsin, and ever remained a firm
friend to Judge Hinds, replied that he lived in Monroe and asked the
young man if he wanted to go there, and would like to go with him.
The judge eagerly accepted the offer. Together they went to Rock
ford, where Mr. Ludlow had left his teanl, and from there they drove

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across to Monroe. From here Mr. Hinds went to Mineral Point and
met his friend.
He remained until January, when he met a Stephenson County
farmer, who had brought a load of dressed pork to market. The farmer
was from Oneco Township, where a new schoolhouse had been com
pleted, and was looking for a teacher. The farmer learned of Mr.
Hinds' years of school work and immediately hunted him up, oifering
him the job at $20 per month and board around.
Mr. Hinds considered this his opportunity and took the job. His
school duties began immediately, and he taught with signal success.
The judge never doubted but that destiny sent him to his duties in this
county, for it was while boarding around that he met the girl who be
came his helpmeet through life. While boarding at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Gibler, he met their daughter, Sarah, and ever after
life seemed brighter and nature more beautiful. The couple were
united in marriage, and they went to farming on a tract of land which
the groom had purchased. The judge was a hard worker, and spent
his evenings in studying and keeping up his law practise. He enjoyed
work of all kinds, and his farm was a pleasure. In following the plow,
he studied nature, and it seemed to him as if he had been taken to
fairyland when he left rocky Vermont and arrived in beautiful Stephen
son County. He was successful at his labors, both as farmer and
attorney, and as his wealth increased he purchased more land, until he
had several farms, cultivated and occupied by tenants. He was recog
nized as a man of more than ordinary ability, and held various town
ship offices, and was supervisor for many years. He was elected county
treasurer in 1855, and soon after moved to Freeport He was elected
county judge in 1869. He represented Oneco on the county board for
twenty years. He was elected to the state legislature and introduced
the Hinds' Prohibitory Bill, the first temperance measure that was ever
brought before the legislature. Although the bill did not pass, it
caused favorable comment, and finally led to the passage of a
similar bill.
The judge served several terms as chairman of the county board,
and chairman of Stephenson County Court House and Jail Building
Committee. It was at this time that the court house and jail were
built, and Mr. Hinds was largely instrumental in bringing the matter to
a successful conclusion. All the legal papers and writings regarding the
construction of these buildings are in the judge's handwriting. He
was an eloquent and forcible speaker, and was in general demand at
all public gatherings until a few years ago, when he retired from the
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EIGHTH GENERATION 21/
and his voice was ever raised in defense of the system. It was but a
few years until the people understood the matter and the system
was adopted. The judge was a man of convictions and he never feared
to express them.
The family life of Judge Hinds was a happy and contented one.
He had been successful in choosing his occupations in life, and was very
fortunate in selecting a wife. They were married young and began
married life on a farm. Love and harmony made their work light, and
each year added to their fortune and family. Twelve children came to
bless their home, eleven of whom survived their parents, and lived to
call them blessed. The family is a remarkable one, and all are enter
prising, progressive citizens, and a credit to that part of the country in
which they live. The wife and mother gave up the cares of life in
1892 and went to her reward. Her death was a terrible blow to the
judge and the children, and the husband could hardly be reconciled to
continuing life alone, after twoscore years of happy wedded life.
After the death of his wife, he made his home with his children.
His funeral services were held in the Baptist church in Lena, and
were attended by a throng, who came to do honor to the memory of
their departed friend. The Stephenson County Bar Association held
services in the home, before going to the church.
The life of the late Judge Hinds was an ideal one, a splendid ex
ample for a young man of to-day to follow. When he left his eastern
home, it took nerve to go to the wilderness of the far West, but he pos
sessed the courage to go. Upon his arrival, he had nothing to help
him but his Christian teachings and honorable young manhood. But
he was not afraid of work — he gloried in it, and went at it with a deter
mination to overcome every obstacle. His labors bore fruit, and he
soon became possessed of a farm. A true woman then took her place
by his side, and prosperity and a large family followed. He went into
politics, and bettered his party by his presence. He would enter no
combination that would not stand public approval, and all through his
life, his course has been one of honor. He was a true man, honorable
in his public and private life, and loyal to every trust.
Children, born in Oneco Township, except the fifth :
William V.', b. Dec. 22, 1849.
Eli', b. AprU 13, 1851.
Laura Ann', b. Nov. 14, 1852.
Lewis H.', b. AprU 16, 1854.
Franklin Pierce', b. in Freeport, 111., March 11, 1S56.
Margaret Jane', b. Jan. 6, 1858.
James D.', b. Jan. 31, 1859.
Mary D.', b. Oct 11, i860.

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ii.

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iii.

*I725.

iv.

*I726.

V.

*I727.

vi.

*I728.

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2l8 THE HINDS FAMILY
*I730. ix. Idella May', b. AprU 24, 1862.
*I73I. X. Thomas J.', b. Oct. 28, 1864.
*I732. xi. Joseph B.', b. Nov. 8, 1867.
1087. Barnabas' Hinds, son of Eli' and Sally (Wiley) Hinds
{Eli'-, Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden, Vt.,
Oct 4, 1823 ; married in Manchester, N. H., July 2, 1849, Matilda
Buck, daughter of Moses, born in Sutton, Mass., June 21, 1781, died
in Winslow, 111., April 11, 1877, and Polly (Johnson) Buck, born March
26, 1785, died Dec. 15, 1866. She was born in Dalton, N. H., March
18, 1825. He enlisted in the Eleventh Regiment, Company D, Ver
mont Volunteers, Aug. 9, 1862, and was mustered in Sept. i, 1862. He
was wounded at Cedar Creek, Oct. 19, 1864. He is a farmer and lived
in Eden' until 1845, when he moved to Manchester, N. H., remaining
there until 1855. He returned to Eden, where he remained until 1883,
going to Ellendale, N. D., and in 1898 to Thomson, 111., where he now
resides (1899). He has furnished much of the data regarding his
branch of the family for this work.
Children, the first three born in Manchester, others in Eden :
1733. i. Luellah Matilda', b. May 3, 1851, d. iu Manchester, Aug. 14,
1853-
Lellah Matilda', b. June 26, 1853.
Ada Marion', b. May 18, 1855.
Eva Matilda', b. Sept. 6, 1857.
Clara Ellen', b. Dec. 3, 1859.
Andrew Oilman', b. Nov. 19, 1861.
Aldace Sheridan', b. Oct. 27, 1865.
Archie Orlando', b. June 10, 1867, d. in Winslow, IU., Sept. 15,
1868.
1088. Abigail Melissa' Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Sally
(Wiley) Hinds (Eli'^, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Eden, Vt, May 26, 1826, and died in Johnson, May 19, 1897 ; mar
ried in Hyde Park, Vt, March 27, 1854, Orlando Fitch.
Children, first four born in Hyde Park, fifth in Waterbury, Vt.:
Ida M.', b. Sept. 7, 1855, d. in Hyde Park, May 22, 1872.
Verona', b. Dec. 3, 1856; in. Oct. 18, 1893, Alfred Baker, of
WUlow Glen, N. Y. They reside in Willow Glen and are with
out children (1899I.
Myra', b. AprU 10, 185S, d. in Hyde Park, in July, 1858.
Winnie J.', b. AprU 12, i860; m. in Johnson, Vt, March 30,
1886, J. T. Baxendale. They have one boy and live in Peacham,
Vt. (1899). She has furnished the data of her branch of the
famUy for this work.
1745. V. Guy M.' (Leighton), (adopted) b. Dec. 12, 1871 ; m. in Johnson,
in Feb., 1892, Lilla Magocn.

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u.

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ni.

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iv.

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V.

*i738.

vi.

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1740.

vui.

1741.

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1742.

ii.

1743.

iii.

1744.

iv.

EIGHTH GENERATION 2ig
1089. Sarah C* Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Sally (Wiley)
Hinds (Eli'-, Corneliu^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden,
Vt, March 15, 1828, and died there Sept 6, 1861 ; married in Man
chester, N. H., Nov. 9, 1848, Isaac B. Hutchinson, son of Sylvester
Hutchinson. He was born in Wilton, N. H., and died in Nashua,
Sept. 28, 1897.
Children :
1746. i. Francis Granville', b. in MUford, N. H., March 7, 1850, d.
there, July 29, following.
1747. ii. Isetta Melissa', b. in Manchester, N. H., Aug. i, 1852, d. in
WUton, May 27, 1863.
1748. iii. Cora Estella', b. in WUton, June 6, 1857, and d. in East WUton,
July 30, 1858.
1749. iv. Samuel B.', b. in WUton, Jan. 6, (859. He resides in Nashua
(1899).
1090. Phineas D*. Hinds, son of Eli' and and Sally (Wiley)
Hinds (Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden,
Vt., Oct. 24, 1829 ; married (first) in Manchester, N. ¥., in 1852,
Marietta George, who died without children, in Manchester, N. H., in
1853 ; married (second) in Hyde Park, Vt, Oct. 7, 1856, Samantha P-
Rand, who was born in Johnson, Vt, Oct. 6, 1838. After his second
marriage, he lived in Johnson for thirty-six years, where he worked at
the trade of carpenter. He enlisted Nov. 23, 1861, in Company E., 7th
Vermont Volunteers, mustered in, Feb. 12, 1862, and served as musi
cian, with the rank of sergeant for three years and nine months, re
ceiving an honorable discharge Aug. 24, 1865. After returning from
the war, his health being broken down, and unable to work at his
trade, he purchased a farm and continued farming until September,
1892, when he removed to Haverhill, Mass., where he now resides
(1899). He was one of the charter members of the Old Brigade Post,
No. 47, of Johnson, Vt, of which he was commander two years and
chaplain for several years. Since removing to Haverhill, he has trans
ferred his membership to the Major How Post, No. 47. He has given
much assistance in this work.
Children, by second wife, born in Johnson :
1750. i. Marietta S.', b. July 10, 1857, d. in Johnson, Sept. 27, 1866.
1751. u. Carroll', b. June 15, 1867, d. in Johnson, June 6, 1868.
•1752. iu. Cora', b. June 15, 1867.
*i7S3. iv. Don Sylvester', b. Feb. 14, 1873.
1091. Sylvanus W.* Hinds, son of Eli? and Sally (Wiley)
Hinds (Eli^, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden,
Vt, Sept 21, 1831, and died in North Hyde Park, Vt., Sept, 29, 1893 ;

220 THE HINDS FAMILY
married in Eden, July 13, 1856, Eliza D. Proctor, daughter of Joseph
and Eunice Proctor. She was born in Malone, N. Y., March 11, 1839,
and at present (1899) resides in North Hyde Park. She has furnished
the information concerning her family. He enlisted Aug. 9, 1862, in
the Eleventh Regiment Company D, Vermont Volunteers, and was
mustered in Sept. i, 1862. He lost both hands in an engagement
March 14, 1865, and was discharged March 28, following. Served as
a private. Children, born in Eden :
*I754. i. Florence A.', b. June 14, 1857.
*I755. ii. Hattie A.', b. AprU 28, i860.
*I756. iii. Erastus H.', b. March 23, 1862.
*I757. iv. Jennie L.', b. July 23, 1866.
1758. V. Bertha B.', b. Dec. 18, 1871, d. in Eden, Oct. 6, 1877.
*[759. vi. Gertrude B.', b. Jan. 19, 1879.
1093. Joel H.' Hinds, son of Eli' and Sally (Wiley) Hinds
(Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden, Vt.,
Dec. 19, 1832, and was run over by an express train in Broughton,
Kansas, which resulted in his death, July 11, 1891 ; married in Eden,
Dec. 19, 1857, Phebe Avery, eldest daughter of George and Delilah
(Cummings) Avery. She resides in Clay Center, Kans. (1899).
Children, born in Eden :
George E.',b. Feb. 5, 1859.
Mabel S.', b. Aug. 26, i860, d. in Eden, Jan. 22, 1875.
Martin H.', b, AprU 26, 1862.
Frank W.', b. Jan. 12, 1863. Unmarried (1899).
Silas E.', b. Nov. 12, 1865.
Delilah L.', b. June 30, 1867.
Effie L.', b. Nov. 14, 1870.
Berton F.', b. March 23, 1874, d. in Eden, July 31, 1875.
1093. Martha' Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Sally (Wiley) Hinds
(EH'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden, Vt.,
Jan. 6, 1834, and died Aug. 8, 1875 ! married Nov. i, 1855, Julius F.
Knowles, who was born May 19, 1830. He was a wheelwright and
blacksmith by trade, and lived on a farm for a number of years. He
was also a hotel-keeper for a time.
Children, born in Eden :
176S. i. Nellie A.', b. Aug. 5, 1856, d. Aug. 8, 1895 > "i- Mr. Stearns.
1769. ii. Fred J.', d. in February, 1875.
1770. in. Grace', deceased.
1771. iv. Myrtie F.',b. March 18, 1865 ; m. in Worcester, Mass., March 18,
1891, Arthur A. Hier, who was b. Dec. 15, 1863. He went from

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V.

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vi.

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EIGHTH GENERATION 221
Middlebury, Vt, to Worcester, and became a street car con
ductor. In November, 1894, they moved to a farm in Ejist
Johnson, Vt. ChUdren, first two bom in Worcester : (a)
Harry Knowles'", b. Dec. 30, 1891. (b) Hazel Nellie'", b. July
6, 1894. (c) CecU Arthur'", b. in East Johnson, Jan. 17, 1898.
1772. v. Vernon Rood', b. Feb. 18, 1868; m. in Johnson, in 1893, Ltda
May Burnham, of WatervUle, Vt, who was b. in Johnson, in
1875. He moved to East Johnson in 1886, where he is employed
in the Steams rake factory (1899). ChUdren, born in East
Johnson : (a) Blanche Beatrice'", b. Sept. 29, 1895. (^) Frank
Dewey'" b. Sept, 30, 1898.
1773. vL Frank C, b. May 10, 1870, d. Jan. 29, 1895.
1094. Silas* Hinds, son of Eli' and Sally (Wiley) Hinds {Eli'-,
Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden, Vt, March 29,
1837, and died in Andersonville Prison, during the Civil war, probably
in March, 1864 ; married Annette Burnham, who at his death married
Mr. Hurlburt, of Waterville, Vt. He enlisted in Eden, Nov. 7, 1861,
was mustered in Nov. 19, 1861, and taken prisoner July 6, 1863.
Child :
1774 i. Edith', m. Mr. Taylor, and resided in Coming, la.
1095. Erastus Fitch* Hinds, son of Eli' and Sally (Wiley)
Hinds {Eli'-, Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in Eden,
Vt, Dec. 9, 1838 ; married in Shewryville, Wis., March 11, 1863, Mrs.
Mary (Patten) Hinkley, daughter of Elickendel and Sarah (Leangom)
Patten. She was born in Milesburg, Center Co., Penn. He enlisted
for three years in Company B, 46th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, serving
one year and three months. He enlisted again, June 20, 1865, in the
same company, serving one year. He resided in Eden until i860,
going to Oneco, 111., in 1861. He at present (1899) lives in Clay
Center, Kan., and furnished data for this work.
Children : W. P.', b. March 7, 1864, d. Nov. 8, 1866.
Silas E.', b. Nov. 29, 1866.
Frank E.', b. AprU 18, 1869.
Byron A.', b. July 19, 1874.
Sylvanus W.', b. Jan. 6, 1876.
1096. Mary Ann' Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Sally (Wiley)
Hinds {Eli'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden,
Vt, Nov. 25, 1839, and died in Johnson, Vt, July 3, 1876 ; married in
Johnson, Dec. 11, 1856, Lucius N. Leighton, son of Isaac and Nancy
(Brigham) Leighton. He was bom April 8, 1836, and died in Water-
bury, Vt, Nov. 27, 1872.

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1857; m. Dec. 24,
1890, and lives in

En Hinds', b. in MUton, N. H., June 22,
1884, and lives in Mechanicsville, N. Y.
Leslie H.', b. in Eden, June 26, i86i ; m. in
Scranton, Penn.
Leo L.', b. in Stowe, Vt, June 20, 1864 ; m. (first) in BarnesvUle,
Minn., June 10, 1886, Ora E. Baker, who d. Oct. 14, 1888; m.
(second) Jan. I, 1890, Eloine H. Watkins, of Jeffersonville, Vt.
ChUd, by first wife: (a) WiUiam L.'°, b. Oct. 11, 1888. He had
two children by his second wife, both of whom died at the age of
one year. He lives at Fort Dodge, Iowa, and has furnished the
data of his family.
MaeyF.', b. in Stowe, Dec. 23, 1865; m. in Jeffersonville, Dec.
19, i888, Fred A. Powell. They are without children, and live
in Hoquain, Wash. (1899).
Eugene Isaac', b. in Eden, Nov. 4, 1867 ; m. March 2, 1892,
Cora E. Delano, of Fort Dodge, la. They had two chUdren,
one of whom is living. They live in Fort Dodge (1899).
Carrie Myra', b. in Eden, Jan. 12, 1870. She was adopted by a
Mr. and Mrs. Wells, in 1872, shortly after the death of her
father, and now goes by that name.
Guy M.', b. in Waterbury, Vt., Dec. 12, 1871; m. in Johnson, in
Feb., 1892, Lilla Magoon. He was adopted by his aunt, Abigail
Fitch, when an infant. He resides in Johnson.

1097. Julina E.* Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Mrs. Lydia
(Phelps) (Ritterbush) Hinds (.£/«', Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, April 12, 1845, and died in North Hyde Park,
Vt; married (first) (Jharles Hyde and (second) Alonzo Cobleigh.
Children, bj first husband :

1787.

Harold'.
Grace'.

Child, by second husband :
1789. iii. Ernest'.

1098. Adaline L.* Hinds, daughter of Eli' and Mrs. Lydia
(Phelps) (Ritterbush) Hinds {Eli'-, Corneliuss, Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in Eden, Vt., June i, 1847 ; married Carseny Whitti-
more. She lives in Morrisville, Vt (1899).
Children :
1790. i. Florence'.
1791. ii. Carroll'.
1792. iii. Minnie Maud'.
I793- iv. Archie'.
1794. V. Rena'.

EIGHTH GENERATION 223
1100. Horace O.* Hinds, son of Josiah Dana' and Amy
(Orderway) Hinds {Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Eden, Vt., Aug. 14, 1826 ; married by Eli Hinds, in Eden, Vt, Aug.
3, 1845, Catherine Knapp, of Lowell, Vt, who was born in Newport,
N. H., Sept. 27, 1828. He is a farmer and lives in Lowell (1899). He
has furnished the data regarding his family for this work.
Children, born in Lowell :
*I795. i. Ione', b. Dec. 3, 1847.
*I796. u. Milo', b. Feb. 27, 1852.
*I797. iii. Mays, b. June 4, 1855.
*I798. iv. Eli', b. Oct i, 1858.
*I799. V. Kate', b. Aug. 26, 1865.
1103. Nehemiah H.* Hinds, son of Josiah Dana' and Amy
(Orderway) Hinds {Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John^, James'),
born in Eden, Vt, Nov. 19, 1829, and died there, Aug. 14, 1870 ; mar
ried Lestina Saunders, who was born in Westfield, Vt, and died April
22, 1865. He was a mechanic.
1103. Josiah D.* Hinds, son of Josiah Dana' and Amy
(Orderway) Hinds (.£/«*, Cornelius'-, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Eden, Vt., July 4, 1832 ; married Betsey Wedge, of Lowell, Vt.
He is a farmer.
1104. Eli* Hinds, son of Josiah Dana' and Amy (Orderway)
Hinds {Eli^, Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden,
Vt, April 5, 1833 ; married in Lowell, Vt., in April, i860, by Rev. Davis
Whittimore, Sarah J. Powers, of Lowell, who was born there, Jan. 31,
1830. He served during the war of the Rebellion as train master at
the headquarters of the Sixth Army Corps. He is a farmer and lives
in Eden (1899).
Children, born in Lowell :
Wilbur W.', b. Dec. 27, i860.
Herbert W.', b. April 27, 1868, m. Anna Laduke m Eden.
Herman A.', b. May 17, 1871.
Harry A.', b. June 27, 1S73.
Maud L.', b. May 15, 1878.
1106. Sally* Hinds, daughter of Abel Smith' and Maria
(Harrington) Hinds (Eli'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Eden, Vt, March 17, 1831 ; married in Wolcott, Vt, Feb. 5,
1854, Ira Whittimore.

1800.

i.

180 1.

u.

1802.

iii.

1803.

iv.

1804.

V.

224 THE HINDS FAMILY
1107. Ahel Smith* Hinds, son of Abel Smith' and Maria
(Harrington) Hinds (Eli'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Eden, Vt., Nov. 5, 1832, and was killed during the Civil war
near Petersburg, Va., June 21, 1864; married in Eden, Dec. 12, 1859,
Emily Diana Stone, who was born April 28, 1838, in Eden. He en
listed Sept 14, 1863, in Battery M., nth Regiment Vermont Volunteers
and was mustered into service Oct. 7, 1863.
Children, born in Eden :
1805. i. Addie May', b. July 16, i860, d. in Eden, June 30, 1865.
*i8o6. ii. Jennie Diana', b. Sept. 6, 1862.
1109. Abigail Hutchins* Hinds, daughter of Abel Smith'
and Maria (Harrington) Hinds (Eli'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt, Oct. 8, 1835, and died there Feb. 21, 1872 ;
married in Eden, July 5, 1855, Albanus Earl.
1110. Napoleon Bonaparte* Hinds, son of Abel Smith'
and Maria (Harrington) Hinds {Eli'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Eden, Vt., Jan. 26, 1838; married in Eden,
Dec. 23, 1866, Emily Diana (Stone) Hinds, widow of Abel Smith
Hinds. She was born 'in Eden, April 28, 1838. He enlisted during
the Civil war in Company E, 3d Vermont Volunteers, and lost his
right arm in the battle of the Wilderness, May 6, 1864. He is a farmer
in Eden Mills, and has supplied much of the information regarding his
family. Children, born in Eden :
Edward Appleton', b. Oct. 11, 1867. Unmarried 1899.
Lottie May', h. Aug. 29, 1870.
Agnes Lunette', b. June 9, 1873.
Leon Walter', b. Nov. 19, 1876.
Abel Elbert', b. March 5, 1879.
1113. George Kenfield* Hinds, son of Abel Smith' and
Maria (Harrington) Hinds (Eli'-, Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt, Sept 7, 1841 ; married by Abel S. Hinds,
justice of the peace, in Eden, Oct 15, 1867, Mindwell Melissa Carpen
ter, who was born in Eden, Jan. 9, 1844. He lives in Eden (1899).
Children, born in Eden :
Freddie Truman', b. Aug. 21, 1868.
Charlie Bertrand', b. Jan. 29, 1870, d. in Eden, AprU 17, 1871.
George Henry,' b. June 26, 1872.
Ellen Lodema', b. AprU 4, 1S77.
Ernest Ethan', b. Sept 7, 1879.
Elmer', b. AprU 25, 1881, d. in Eden, Dec. 13, 1887.

1807.

i.

1808.

ii.

1809.

iii.

I8I0.

iv.

I8II.

V.

1812.

i.

1813.

ii.

»i8i4.

in.

1815.

iv.

1816.

V.

1817.

vi.

EIGHTH GENERATION 225
1116. Jarvis H.* Hinds, son of Charles Woodward' and
Elizabeth (Handy) Hinds (Abner'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Ashburnham, Mass., July 13, 1844 ; married in Al-
stead, N. H., April 28, 1872, Emma G. Townsend. He moved to Wal
pole, N. H., at an early date, where he has since resided. He is a
farmer and foreman of a sheep farm and has been of great assistance
in collecting the data of his branch of the family for this work.
Children, born in Walpole :
1818. i. George Rust', b. Jan. 13, 1874. He is a fireman on the Fitch
burg raUroad.
18 19. ii. Stella E.', b. Jan. 10, 1876, d. at the age of eight months.
1820. iii. Clifford Jarvis', b. Sept. 7, 1878. He is a florist.
1821. iv. Edwin Parker Chester', b. May 18, 1881.
1133. Sabrina* Hinds, daughter of Hiram Dana' and Ele
manda (Woodward) Hinds (Cornelius'; Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass., April 11, 1832 ; married (first)
Mr. Bowen, in .Athol, Mass. ; married (second) in Orange, Mass., Nov.
16, 1856, Nahum Nixon. Her first husband was lost at sea, between
California and Australia, about 1844. She resides in Leominster,
Mass. ( 1899), and has furnished much of the data regarding her branch
of the fam 'y for this work.
Child, by first husband :
1822. i. Ella S.', b. in Athol, Sept. 9, 1850, d. there Oct. 20, 1873.
Children, by second husband :
1823. ii. Charles F.', b. in Sterling, Mass., Aug. 16, 1857 ; ra. (first) in
Leominster, Aug. 23, 1881, Clara J. Welcome, who d. July 20,
188S ; m. (second) May 8, 1890, Anna Wheelock.
1824. ui. William H.', b. in Sterling, Oct 23, 1858; m. in Providence,
R. I., Oct. 10, 1883, LUlian F. Brown.
1825. iv. Susie B.', b. in Fitchburg, Mass., June 11, 1861, d. there, Oct 28,
following.
1826. V. Hattie M.', b. in Templeton, Mass., AprU 16, 1865, d. Jan. 15,
1897.
1827. vi. Lewis O.', b. in Templeton, Aug. 12, 1866 ; m. m Lynn, Mass.,
AprU 18, 1889, Florence M. Hains.
1828. vii. James B.', b. in Templeton, July 25, 1868, d. July 26, 1875.
1829. viii. Mabel A.', b. in Leominster, AprU 14, 1870, d. there, Aug. i6,
following.
1830. ix. Arthur B.', b. in Leominster, March 12, 1874, d. there, June 3,
following.
1133. Edwin W.* Hinds, son of Hiram Dana' and Elemanda
(Woodward) Hinds (Cornelius'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
P

226 THE HINDS FAMILY
James'), born in March, 1834, and died in Worcester, Mass., in 1865 ;
married Eliza  , who died in Worcester, about 1877.
Children :
1831. i. John J.'
1832. U. Mary T.'
1833. iii. Annie E.'
1834. iv. William.'
1835. V. Ellenita.'
1836. vi. Agnes.'
Further information regarding this family has been impossible to
obtain. At the time of his marriage, the family was much opposed to
it, and he and his family and their whereabouts are unknown. They
at one time lived in Worcester.
1134. Frederick B.* Hinds, son of Hiram Dana' and
Elemanda (Woodward) Hinds, {Cornelius'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Orange, Mass., May 11, 1835 ; married May 18,
1858, Eliza Mundy Hammond, who was born May 7, 1838. He is a
silversmith in Providence, R. I. (1899), and has been of much assist
ance in this work.
Children, born in Providence :
*i837. i. Frederick Sumner', b. Feb. 13, i860.
1838. ii. Albert R.', b. Feb. 19, 1863. He is a clerk and lives in Prov
idence (1899).
1136. William H.* Hinds, son of Hiram Dana' and Ele
manda (Woodward) Hinds ( Cornelius'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Athol, Mass., Feb. 25, 1839 > married in Providence,
R. I., June 14, 1861, Mary Elizabeth McCrillis, daughter of Amos
Howe and Tabitha Wood (Hopkins) McCrillis, of Providence. She
was born there, March 9, 1839. They have furnished information of
their family for this work. He removed from Athol to Providence in
1856, and served in the Second Regiment of Infantry from Rhode
Island during the Civil war, being postmaster of the Sixth Army Corps
under General Terry, for nearly the whole term of service. They live
in Providence (1899).
C hild, born in Providence :
1839. i. Ellen Maria', b. March i, 1866. She graduated at Smith Col
lege, and is now general secretary of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association in Providence (1899).
1133. Sarah Augusta* Hinds, daughter of Cornelius' and
Augusta (Witt) Hinds {Cornelius'', Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John",

EIGHTH GENERATION 22/
James'), born in Hubbardston, Mass., Jan. 27, 1836 ; married Jan. 4,
1864, Albert W. Dow, of Springfield, Mass., son of Isaac W. and Lucy
(Stevens) Dow. He enUsted in the 57th Massachusetts Regiment,
Company K, leaving camp in Worcester, April 18, 1864. He was
called into action in the Wilderness, where he fell wounded. He
was reported killed.
Child, born in Templeton, Mass.:
1840. i. Albertine Musa', b. Nov. 13, 1864; m. Nov. 13, 1894, Edward
E. RusseU, of Durham, N. H. ChUd : (a) Deborah Monroe'", b.
in Athol, Mass., March 16, 1896.
1155. Havillah M.* Hinds, daughter of Josiah Danforth'
and Mahaleth (Houstin) Hinds (Josiah Dana'', Co-melius', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Belfast, Me., Sept. 3, 1834 ; married in
Bangor, Me., in November, 1850, Henry B. Kempton, son of Stephen
and Mehetable (Rooks) Kempton, of Winterport, Me. He was born
in Winterport, Oct. 12, 1829, and died in South Orrington, Me., Feb.
II, 1895. She resides in Belfast, Me. (1899), and has given much aid
in this work.
Children, born in South Orrington :
1841. i. Henry Melville', b. Oct 13, 1857.
1842. u. Charles Fred', b. in Nov., 1861 ; m. Rose Smart, of Manchester,
Me.
1843. ui- George E.', b. Sept. 3, 1868 ; m. Josie Sanborn.
1844. iv. Willis M.', b. Nov. i, 1872; m. Lucy Ran, of New Hampshire.
1159. Josiah Dana* Hinds, son of Josiah Danforth' and
Mahaleth (Houstin) Hinds (Josiah Dana'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Belfast, Me., April i, 1842 ; married bv Rev.
C. A. Main, in Orrington Center, Me., May 27, 1884, Elizabeth E. (Web
ber) Wheelden, daughter of Elias and Mary Scammel (Chapin) Webber.
She was adopted by Jabez Nye and Judith Curtis (Little) Wheelden
when only fourteen months old and always went by their name. They
live in South Orrington (1899), and furnished the records of their
family for this work.
Children, born in South Orrington :
1845. i. Blanche Webber', b. AprU 12, 1885.
1846. ii. Daughter' (stUl born), b. Sept. i, 1886.
1847. iii. Joe Danforth', b. Oct 21, 1888.
1167. Fidelia Phebe* Hinds, daughter of Joseph Dana'
and Phebe Hart (Gardner) Hinds (Josiah Z>.*, Cornelius'', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Northport, Me., June 16, 1837, and died
in Portland, Me., March 19, 1881 ; married in Portland, July 8,

228 THE HINDS FAMILY
i860, Ferdinand Dodge, who was born in Belfast, Me., Oct. 26, 1835.
After the death of his wife, he married again and removed to
Massachusetts. Children, first four born in Northport :
1848. i. Neti-ie E.', b. Nov. 22, 1861 j m. Aug. i, 1882, Fred J. Illsley,
who was b. March 6, 1855. He is a civU engineer in the
government employ and resides in Portland (1899). Children :
(a) Maurice F.'°, b. July i, 1883, d. the sixteenth of the same
month, (b) Charlotte Fidelia'", b. Feb. 22, 1885. (c) Isaac'",
b. June 26, 1887.
1849. ii- Eugene Benjamin', b. Oct 22, 1862. Unmarried (1899).
1850. iii. Mary Eti-a', b. Jan. 5, 1864 ; m. AprU 28, 1886, John S. Ten
nant, who d. Jan. 24, 1891. ChUd: (a) Caroline Florinda'", b.
July II, 1887.
1851. iv. Addie Lucy', b. Dec. 3, 1866, d. in Northport, Aug. 16, 1877.
1852. V. Grace Phebe', b. in Portland, May 7, 1869.
1169. Luella Jane* Hinds, daughter of Daniel Green' and
Mary Grant (Prescott) Hinds (Josiah Z?.*, Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Belfast, Me., Oct. i, 1838; married March 19,
1856, Hiram Porter Carter, son of Capt. John and Hannah Carter.
They reside in Belfast (1899).
Children, first three born in Belfast, others in Searsport, Me. :
1853. i. George Porter', b. Nov. 26, 1856; m. in Searsport Aug. 31,
1889, Lenora J. Carver. He worked in a fruit store in Boston
for over twelve years, and is at present employed in a shoe fac
tory in Belfast. They live in Searsport (1899), where their two
youngest children were born. ChUdren: (a) Edna L.'", b. in
Brockton, Mass., Jan. 26, 1891. (b) Shirty L."°, b. Aug. 13,
1893. (c) Raymond T.'°, b. Jan. 14, 1899.
1854. n. Walter Herbert', b. Oct. 1, 1861 ; m. in Belfast, Jan. 25, 1880,
Mary T. Matthews, of Searsport. He is employed as driver of
a public carriage and resides in Chelsea, Mass. (1899). ChU
dren, first two b. in Searsport, the other in Chelsea : (a) Harold
W.'°, b. March 31, 1881. (b) Celia M.'", b. Sept. 8, 1883. (c)
Helen M.'°, b. May 16, 1885.
1855. in. Prescott Daniel Hinds', b. Dec. 20, 1864; m. in Belfast, Oct.
16, 1885, Carrie M, Bennett, of Searsport. He is in the employ
of Swift &: Co., New York City (1899). ChUdren, born in
Jersey City, N. J.: (a) Russell C.'°, b. AprU i, 1887. (b)
Gladys M.'°, b. Oct. 13, 1889.
1856. iv. Edna M.', b. Dec. 27, 1869, d. in Searsport, Sept. 12, 1870.
1857. V. Lulu Hinds', b. May 21, 1873.
1858. vi. Blanche Celia', b. AprU 29, 1877.
1170. Lucelia Anna* Hinds, daughter of Daniel Green'
and Mary Grant (Prescott) Hinds (Josiah Z>.*, Cornelius, Corlis*,

EIGHTH GENERATION 229
John', John", James'), born in Belfast, Me., April 29, 1840, and died
of consumption in Belfast, May 15, 1879 ; married in Belfast, Nov. 30,
187 1, Charles Hubbard, son of Calvin and Nancy Hubbard. They
had no children.
1171. Angelia Ahhy* Hinds, daughter of Daniel Green'
and Mary Grant (Prescott) Hinds {Josiah D.'-, Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Belfast, Me., Oct. 29, 1843, ^iied in Chelsea,
Mass., Jan. 14, 1880, and is buried in Belfast ; married in Belfast,
Feb. 14, 1862, by Rev. H. Hames, Edwin G. Crabtree, who was born
in Bluehill, Me., Oct. 19, 1839. He was the son of Dr. John D.,
born in Hancock, Me., Nov. 6, 1805, died in Bangor, Me., in Decem
ber, 1 88 1, and Celinda (Hodgkins) Crabtree. He is a printer and
newspaper man, having been editor of the Yarmouth (Me.) Gazette,
Brewer (Me.) Echo, and Everett (Mass.) Independent, and is at pres
ent connected with the Chelsea (Mass.) Gazette. He married (second)
Mrs. Dora J. (Chapman) McFarland, July 2, 1882. His grandparents.
Deacon George and Rebecca (Hopkins) Crabtree, were prominent
people of the town. He was the first postmaster, and was collector of
customs for his district receiving his commission when twenty years of
age, signed by George Washington. This commission is now in the
hands of the family in Hancock, the old home of these people. Dea
con George was the son of Agreen Crabtree, who, it is said, came from
Yarmouth, Eng.
Children, born in Belfast :
1859. i. Willis Edwin', b. June 26, 1868 ; m. in Belfast, Sept. 19, 1893,
Laura Jane Grout, who was b. in Frankfort Me., Jan. 15, 1868.
He is a wood-molder and cabinet-maker in Boston, and resides
in AUston (1899).
i860. ii. Maude Louise', b. Aug. i, 1874 ; m. in Belfast, Fred Smith.
He is a seaman and they live in Rockland, Me. (1899). ChUd :
(a) Ruth RusseU'", b. Aug. 12, 1895.
1173. John Watson* Hinds, son of Watson' and Sarah
(Farrow) Hinds (Josiah ZJ.*, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Belfast, Me., July 20, 1846 ; married in Augusta, Me., Wealthy
Clapp Moses, daughter of Oliver and Lydia (Clapp) Moses. She was
born in Bath, Me., Aug. 9, 1850. He is a Universalist clergyman and
resides in San Francisco, Cal.
Children, born in Cedar Falls, la.:
1861. i. George Clarence', b. June 21, 1878.
1862. u. Robert Watson', b. March 7, i88i.

230 THE HINDS FAMILY
1174. Sarah Ellen* Hinds, daughter of Watson' and Sarah
(Farrow) Hinds (Josiah D.'', Cornelius'-, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Belfast, Me., Sept 3, 1851; married in Belfast, Sept. 9,
1878, Marcellus C. Niles, son of Milton Cleveland and Mary Caroline
(Bailey) Niles. He was born in Croton Falls, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1850.
They reside in Oak Point, Cook Co., 111. (1899).
Child :
1863. i. Mary Caroline', b. Jan. 24, 1880. She is in attendance at the
Chicago Musical College (1899).
1184. Eliza Jane* Hinds, daughter of Abijah' and Harriet
Zula (Ward) Hinds {Abijah'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in Gardner, Mass., Dec. 19, 1849 ; married in Nashua,
N. H., Jan. 18, 1866, by E. E. Smith, George Hartwell Ross, who was
born in Lowell, Mass., Feb. 9, 1839.
Children, born in Gardner :
1864. i. Elmer George', b. Sept 6, 1867 ; m. in New Haven, Conn., Feb.
27, 1890, Florence TUton Coifin, who was b. in Woburn,
Mass., Jan. 10, 1867. ChUdren, born in New Haven: (a) Les
lie Coffin'", b. March 23, 1893, ^- in New Haven, Sept. 8, 1893.
(b) Albert Carlton'", b. July 14, 1894. (c) Grace Elizabeth'", b.
March 4, 1896.
1865. ii. Waldo Herbert', b. July 30, 1869; m. Feb. 13, 1896, Jessie
Byrnes of Chicago, 111.
1866. iii. Elsie Isabel', b. March 26, 1871; m. in Brattleboro, Vt, July
18, 1892, Merwin C. Sinclair, who was b. Sept. 9, 1848. ChU
dren, born in Winchendon, Mass.: (a) Walter Merwin'", b
March 18, 1894, d. in Winchendon, March 20, 1894. (b) Beulah
Bent'", b. June 9, 1896.
Leone Hartwell', b. Jan. 10, 1879.
Ida Eliza', b. Oct. i, 1882.
Jennie Maria', b. June 14, 1886.
1185. Nancy Maria* Hinds, daughter of Abijah' and Har
riet Zula (Ward) Hinds (Abijah", Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Gardner, Mass., April 22, 185 1 ; married in Orange,
Mass., by A. B. Foster, May 30, 1872, John W. Buss.
Child, born in Ashburnham, Mass.:
1870. i. Bernice Mary', b. AprU 3, 1873.
1186. Charles Alison* Hinds, son of Abijah' and Harriet
Zula (Ward) Hinds (Abijah^, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Gardner, Mass., July 30, 1852 ; married by W. M. Barber, in
Gardner, Oct. 21, 1880, Mrs. Helen M. (Hassom) Tenney, who was

1867.

iv.

1868.

V.

1869.

vi.

EIGHTH GENERATION 23 I
born in Chelsea, Vt, March 12, 1852. She was the daughter of Lewis
and Elizabeth (Buzzell) Hassom. He is a member of the I. O. O. F.
in Gardner, where he resides. He has been of great assistance in the
gathering of data of his branch of the family. They are without chil
dren (1898).
1187. Chester Abijah* Hinds, son of Abijah' and Harriet
Zula (Ward) Hinds (Abijah^, Cortulius', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Gardner, Mass., Oct. i, 1853 ; married by E. P. Gibbs in Athol,
Mass., Oct. I, 1877, Susan L. Campbell. He is a member of the
Knights of Pythias and was, in 1898, chief of the fire department in
Gardner, where he resides. He has contributed much information re
garding this branch of the family.
Child, born in Gardner :
1871. i. Alison Chester', b. Nov. 4, 1879.
1189. Harriet Susan* Hinds, daughter of Abijah' and
Harriet Zula (Ward) Hinds {Abijah'-, Conuliuss, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Gardner, Mass., April 5, 1856, and died in Baldwins-
ville, Mass., April 20, 1883 ; married by W. M. Barber, in Gardner,
Nov. 23, 1 88 1, Burritt A. Hale.
Child, born in Baldwinsville :
1872. i. William Austin', b. AprU 8, 1883.
1191. Emma Isabella* Hinds, daughter of Abijah' and
Harriet Zula (Ward) Hinds (Abijah'', Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Gardner, Mass., March 26, 1859 ; married by G. Bush-
nell, in Templeton, Mass., Nov. 5, 1878, George E. Tourtellot
Children, born in Baldwinsville :
1873. i. Teresa Ethel', b. Sept. 19, 1879.
1874. ii. Charles Arthur', b. Jan. 8, 1882.
1875. iii- Leroy Abijah', b. June 6, 1883.
1876. iv. Bessie Ellen', b. March 8, 1885.
1877. V. Hattie Isabel', b. March 22, 1888.
1193. Walter Herbert* Hinds, son of Abijah' and Harriet
Zula (Ward) Hinds {Abijah^, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Gardner, Mass., Oct. 20, 1861 ; married by F. L. Sweet, in
Gardner, in June, 1896, Jennie Goddard. He is a member of the
I. O. O. F., having been at one time Past Grand Master. They are
without children (1899).

232 THE HINDS FAMILY
1194. Frank Levi* Hinds, son of Abijah' and Harriet Zula
(Ward) Hinds (Abijah^, CorneliusS, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Gardner, Mass., Sept 13, 1867 ; married by E. E. Perkins, in Athol,
Mass., Jan. 17, 1891, Ida M. Brook.
Children, born in Gardner :
1878. i. Hattie Olive', b. AprU 30, 1891.
1879. n. Frank', b. AprU 4, 1892.
1880. in. Gailon Albert', b. in 1897.
1195. Albert LeRoy* Hinds, son of Abijah' and Harriet Zula
(Ward) Hinds {Abijah'-, Cornelius'-, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Gardner, Mass., Sept. 25, 1868 ; married in Worcester, Mass.,
July 4, 1894, Flora J. Butler. He is a member of the Knights of
P3'thias. They were without children in 1898.
1307. Orvis Corlis* Hinds, son of Alpheus Hardin' and
Mercy (Wilkie) Hinds (Corlis^, Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", Ja?nes')
born in Watertown, N. Y., Dec. 7, 18 19, and died in Colwich, Kansas,
Aug. 27, 1887; married in Sugar Grove, Kane Co., 111., July 10, 185 1,
Jennette Hart, who died in Aurora, 111., April i, 1876. He was a vet
erinary surgeon.
Children, born in Aurora :
*i88i. i. Nevada', b. in August, 1854,
»i882. ii. Eva J.', b. in AprU, 1858.
1308. Laura* Hinds, daughter of Alpheus Hardin' and Mercy
(Wilkie) Hinds {Corlis", Corlis^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Watertown, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1822 ; m. (first) in Sugar Grove, Kane
Co., III., Jan. 13, 1848, William J. Rose, who died in Sugar Grove,
May 16, 1873 ; m. (second) in Aurora, 111., Dec. 24, 1885, Thomas
McFall Divison, who died in Sugar Grove, Aug. 19, 1887. No chil
dren by either marriage.
1309. Ellen* Hinds, daughter of Alpheus Hardin' and Mercy
(Wilkie) Hinds (Corns'-, Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Redwood, Jefferson Co., N. Y., May 26, 1824, and died in Aurora,
111., April 6, 1885 ; married in Sugar Grove, Kane Co., 111., Aug. 8,
1846, John W. Marshall, who died in Aurora, May 3, 1873.
Children, first two born in Mellville, others in Aurora, 111. :
1883. i. Frank John', b. AprU 20, 1849, d. in MeUville, Aug. 28, 1850.
1884. ii. Kate Estelle', b. Dec. 16, 1851.

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1885. in. Fred Charles', b. July 4, 1854, d. in Chicago, IU., April 29,
1892 ; m. in MUwaukee, Wis., June 3, 1884, Ivy B. Curtis.
She resides in Downer's Grove, 111. (1899). ChUdren, born in
Chicago : (a) Fred Curtis'", b. May 25, 1886. (b) John WUkes'",
b. June 29, 1889.
1886. iv. Don Edwin', b. March 4, 1857, d. in Aurora, Jan. ii, 1861.
1887. V. Clare W.', b. Aug. 27, 1866; m. in Hammond, N. Y., Dec. 26,
1889, Nellie McClear. They live in Meherrin, Va. (1899).
1310. James Alpheus* Hiuds, son of Alpheus Hardin' and
Mercy (Wilkie) Hinds (Corns'-, Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James')
born in Redwood, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1826; married in Rockford, 111.,
June I, 1853, Eliza Jane Norton, daughter of Hoel Buell and Margaret
(Cross) Norton. She was born in Bridgewater, Mich., March 27, 1832.
He was descended from Thomas Norton, who settled Guilford, in
1639, ^^^ ^^^ is ^ direct descendant of Malcolm Wallace, of Scotland.
He was formerly a contractor, and proprietor of the Washington Flour
ing Mills, Rochester, N. Y. He is now unable to work, owing to a
stroke of paralysis which he received in 1893. They live in Roches
ter, N. Y.
Children, born in Rochester :

*ia 18
1890,1891
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Kate Lenore', b. Aug. 20, 1853.
Frank Ellis', b. Jan. 8, 1858.
Luella May', b, June 3, 1862.
Wilbur James', b. Aug. 19, 1865.
Anna May', b. May 4, 1869.

1313. Eveline* Hinds, daughter of Alpheus Hardin' and
Mercy (Wilkie) Hinds (Corli^, Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Redwood, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1834, and died in Rockford, 111.,
Nov. 2, 1879 ; married in Aurora, III., April 28, 1858, Dr. John C. Nor
ton, who died in Rockford, March 27, 1877. He went into the army
during the Civil war as a post surgeon at Paducah, Ky., and was pro
moted at various times, reaching the rank of division surgeon of one of
the divisions of General Sherman's army.
Children :
1893. i. Ella', b. in Aurora, in March, 1862; m. in Rochester, N. Y., Jan.
8, 1884, William Henry Duff ett, and resides in Rochester (1899).
1894. U. Charles A.', b. in Rockford, 111., in 1867 ; m. in HamUton, Wash.,
Oct. 10, 1891, Eleanor Fornia.
1313. George Wilkie* Hinds, son of Alpheus Hardin' and
Mercy (Wilkie) Hinds (Corlis^, Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
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ried in Shabbona, DeKalb Co., III., July 4, 1863, Helen Ellen* Hinds,
daughter of Silas' and Catherine (Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds (Thomas",
Corlis*, Corlis*, John', John", James'). She was born in Shabbona
Grove, Jan. 16, 1847, and died in Los Angeles, Cal., April 27, 1895.
Children, born in DeKalb, DeKalb Co., III.:
1895. i. Freddie', d. aged three months.
*i896. ii. Charles Edward', b. Feb. 17, 1866.
*i897. in. George W.', b. Feb. 16, 1868.
1314. Alexander LeRoy* Hinds, son of Alpheus Hardin'
and Mercy (Wilkie) Hinds (Corlis", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Redwood, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 14, 1839; mar
ried in Aurora, Kane Co., 111., F'eb. 28, 1868, Nettie Colley, daughter
of William Colley, of Belleville, Ohio. She was born in Belleville, July
24, 1846, died in Shabbona, 111., April 24, 1877, and is buried in
Aurora. He graduated at the Chicago branch of Bryant & Stratton's
commercial college in 1867. Resided in Shabbona for eight years,
and later lived in Sugar Grove, III, where he served in the capacity of
highway commissioner. He is a farmer and is living in Aurora (1899).
He has aided greatly in gathering data regarding his branch of the
family. Child, born in Shabbona :
189S. i. Alice Laura', b. July 20, 1875; m. in Aurora, IU., June 20,
1899, WUliam Brown Lathrop.
1330. Cornelia* Hinds, daughter of Corlis' and Mrs. Maria
(Mack) (Walker) Hinds (Corlis", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Watertown, N. Y., July 13, 1831; and died in 1888; married in
Marysville, Cal., in 1863, John Boyle. They have no children.
1331. Maria* Hinds, daughter of Corlis' and Mrs. Maria
(Mack) (Walker) Hinds {Corlis", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Watertown, N. Y., May 16, 1834, and died in 1867 ; married
Sylvester Snell, of Watertown.
Children :
1899. i. Frank', d. at the age of 19.
1900. u. Mary', m. Herbert Gurnee, of Watertown. ChUdren : (a)
Lottie'", (b) Frank'".
1333. Frances* Hinds, daughter of Corlis' and Mrs. Maria
(Mack) ( Walker) Hinds (Corlis", Corns'-, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
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EIGHTH GENERATION 235
S. McDole, of Aurora, III., son of Jesse McDole. They live in Vallejo,
Cal. (1899).
Child, born in Nevada Co., Cal.:
1901. i. Jessie Hinds', b. Nov. 3, 1866.
1333. Corlis* Hinds, son of Corlis' and Mrs. Maria (Mack)
(Walker) Hinds {Corlis", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Watertown, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1849 ; married in 1879, Kittle Roney, of
Vallejo, Cal.
Children, born in Vallejo :
1902. i. Corlis', b. Sept 9, 1879. In 1899 he was a member of the ist
Regt. Wash. Vols, at ManUa.
1903. U. Frank', b. Sept. 9, 1882.
1334. Emily Elizabeth* Hinds, daughter of William Wat
son' and Minerva (Burroughs) Hinds {Thomas^, Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Brownville, N. Y., March 24, 1827 ; married
Feb. 22, 1849, Elijah E. Littlefield of Woodville, N. Y.
Child :
1904, i. Minnie May', b. May 29, 1864 ; m. Sept. 13, 1883, D. H. Laird
of WoodvUle.
1335. Ellen Antoinette* Hinds, daughter of William Wat
son' and Minerva (Burroughs) Hinds (Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Brownville, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1830, and died in
April, 1852 ; married in 185 1, John Marshall of Pamelia, N. Y. No
children were born to them.
1336. Martha Aurelia* Hinds, daughter of William Wat
son' and Minerva (Burroughs) Hinds {Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Brownville, N. Y., June 16, 1832, and died in
1859; married in 1852, Josiah Fults of Pamelia.
Child :
1905. i. William Watson', b. in 1853.
1337. Mary Emma* Hinds, daughter of William Watson'
and Minerva (Burroughs) Hinds (Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born Oct 6, 1834, in Brownville, N. Y.; married in
1892, Allen Schley of Chicago. They reside in Vineland, N. J., and
are without children (1899).
1338. Sarah Lavinia* Hinds, daughter of William Watson'
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John', James'), born in Brownville, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1837, and died in
1881 ; married in 1858, George L. Roof of Pamelia. They had no
children. 1339. Josephine Pauline* Hinds, daughter of William
Watson' and Minerva (Burroughs) Hinds (Thomas", Corliss, Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Brownville, N. Y., April 7, 1842, and
died in 1891 ; married in 1866, Dr. John Percy .Rogers of San Fran
cisco. They are without children.
1343. Harriet* Hinds, daughter of Thomas' and Chloe
(Fuller) Hinds (Thomas", Corns'-, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Rodman, N. Y., April 8, 1828, and died in the West, April 18, 1897 ;
married in Sacketts Harbor, N. Y., June 12, 1853, Morillo P. Copley,
who was born in Champion, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Jan. 4, 1824, and
died Nov. 19, 1895. They lived in Bloomington, III.
Child, born in Sacketts Harbor :
1906. i. Oliver', b. Feb. 8, 1855. He lives in Preemption, IU.
1343. Pitt Morse* Hinds, son of Thomas' and Chloe
(Fuller) Hinds (Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born
in Adams Center, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Dec. 9, 1830, and died in Allen
City, Neb., Aug. 22, 1893 ; married Dec. 31, i860, Sarah A. Haskins,
of Sandwich, 111., who died in New York state, July 3, 1872, aged 37
years. He moved to Illinois in October, 1852.
Children :
1907. i. Ida', b. in Leland, 111., April 8, 1865. Unmarried (1899).
*I909. ii. Maggie', b. in Plainfield, 111., June 3, 1867.
1344. Austin Fuller* Hinds, son of Thomas' and Chloe
(Fuller) iHinds (Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), horn
in Watertown, N. Y., April 3, 1836 ; married in Shabbona Grove, 111.,
March 10, 1858, Mary Jane Richardson, daughter of Matthew and
Rachel (Pennose) Richardson, of Wayne, Neb. She was born in
Canada, Oct. 15, 1842. Just before marriage, he moved to Illinois and
settled in Shabbona Grove. Soon after the breaking out of the Civil
war, they moved to Afton, 111., where his family remained several
years. He enlisted Sept. 2, 1862, in Company E., 105th Illinois Regi
ment, ist Brigade, 3d Division, 20th Army Corps, under General Joe
Hooker. He fought in seventeen battles, among which were. Buzzard's
Roost Rocky Face, Altoona Pass, Resaca, Kenesaw Mountain, Mon-
etta. Peach Tree Creek, and was with General Sherman, when on his

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march to the sea. He was wounded five times at the battle of Resaca,
but kept with his company from start to finish. He was mustered out
of service in Washington, D. C, June 6, 1865. With his family, he
moved to Wakefield, Neb., in 1870, and then to Malesus, Tenu.,
where he now lives ( 1899).
Children : Henry Washburn', b. in Shabbona, July 26, 1859.
Clarissa M.\y', b. in Shabbona, AprU 7, 1861.
Jessie Rachel', b. in Afton, April 6, 1863.
Herbert Leslie', b. in Afton, June 11, 1868.
Grace', b. in Preparation, la., Sept. 13, 1869.
Walter Scott', b. in Wakefield, Aug. 9, 1871.
Thomas Matthew', b. in Wakefield, July 24, 1873.
Fannie Catherine', b. in Wakefield, Nov. 13, 1876.
Willie", b. in Wakefield, June i, 1878, and d. there, Sept. 3, 1878.
Edith Mabel', b. in Wakefield, July 22, 1880, and d. there Sept.
5, 1883.
1920. xi. Harry Vernon', b. in Wakefield, Feb. 17, 1883.
1345. Earl* Hinds, son of Thomas' and Chloe (Fuller) Hinds
{Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James') born in Adams Cen
ter, Jefferson Co., N. Y., March 26, 1837 '¦, married in Fulton, N. Y.,
Dec. 20, i860, Anna  , who was born in Kilkenny, Ireland. They
live in Fulton, N. Y., where their only child was born.
Child :
1921. i. Dora A'.
1346. William Watson* Hinds, son of Thomas' and Chloe
(Fuller) Hinds {Thomast, Corli/-, Corlis*, John', John", James'), born
in Adams Center, Jefferson Co., N. Y., March 14, 1839. He was a
member of Company C, 58th Illinois infantry, and was supposed to
have been killed at the battle of Shiloh.
1347. Albert* Hinds, son of Thomas' and Mary (Crawford)
Hinds (Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Brown
ville, N. Y., July 14, 1843 ; niarried Lodisa Soules, of Brownville. They
reside in Pillarpoint Jefferson Co., N. Y.
1348. Huldah Ann* Hinds, daughter of Thomas' and Mary
(Crawford) Hinds {Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John', Johti", James')
born in Brownville, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Jan. 22, 1845 ; married in
Lockport, 111., Feb. 12, 1871, James Bird, son of William Bird. He
was born in Canada, Jan. 4, 1843. She was a school teacher. He is
a farmer, and resides in Magnet, 111.

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Children :
1922. i. Thomas William', b. Feb. 24, 1872, d. Aug. 25, 1873.
1923. u. Orienta', b. Sept. 24, 1874; m. Amos W. Gordon, who was b.
Oct. 18, 1870. She was a school teacher. He is a. telegraph
operator. They have one child : (a) Gladys Marion'", b. Feb.
8, 1899.
Edna Minerva', b. Sept. 25, 1876.
Mamie Pearl', b. July 24, 1879.
Annie May', b. March 8, 1882.
Arthur Albert', b. June 18, 1885.
Huldah Alice', b. May 5, 1888.
James Edward Francis', b. March 30, 1891.

1349. Frank M.* Hinds, son of Thomas' and Mary (Craw
ford) Hinds (Thomas", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Brownville, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Jan. 14, i8'47 ! married Emma Paxton,
of Brownville. They are without children.
1350. Phoebe O.* Hinds, daughter of Thomas' and Mary
(Crawford) Hinds (Thomas", Corli^, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Brownville, Jefferson Co., N. Y., May 3, 1849, ^.nd died in Pil
larpoint, town of Brownville, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1894; married March 30,
1875, Elbridge Patrick, of Hounsfield, N. Y.
Children, born in Hounsfield :
1930. i. Adelbert', b. Sept. 22, 1876.
1931. ii. Walter', b. May 15, 1879.
1351. Mary H.* Hinds, daughter of Thomas' and Mary
(Crawford) Hinds (Thomas", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Brownville, Jefferson Co., N. Y., July 21, 1851 ; married William
Jackson, of Pillarpoint, N. Y.
Children, born in Pillarpoint :
1932. i. Lillian', b. Nov. 20, 1870.
1933. ii. Mabel', b. Oct. 14, 1874.
1934. iii. Bert', b. Oct 15, 1876.
1353. Myra* Hinds, daughter of Thomas' and Mary (Craw
ford) Hinds (Thomas", Corlis^, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Brownville, Jefferson Co., N. Y., July 21, 1851, and died in Ogdens-
burg, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1894 ; married Jan. 22, 1875, James Bunker.
Child :
1935. i. Gertrude V.', b. March 6, 1877.

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1353. Minerva* Hinds, daughter of Thomas' and Mary
(Crawford) Hinds {Thomas", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Pillarpoint, N. Y., July 25, 1856; married Aug. 29, 1875,
Elliot Roat. They live in Pillarpoint, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Child :
1936. i. Nina', b. Sept. 21, 1879.
1364. Franklin Allen* Hinds, son of Earl Bent' and Al
mira Maria (Allen) Hinds {Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, Jolm', John",
James'), was born Nov. 17, 1843, in the town of Watertown, N. Y.
He commenced the study of civil engineering in Watertown, pursuing
the preliminary studies at the Jefferson County Institute, a well organ
ized academic school of those days. When twenty-one he went to
Portland, Ore., where he continued his studies, and had a practical ex
perience for two years under the tutorship of Mr. Charles W. Burrage,
C. E., then county and city surveyor of that place. Returning to his
home he entered the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale College and
took a special selected course in engineering and allied subjects. In
1867, he obtained employment with Chickering & Co., landscape engi
neers, etc., at 18 Wall St., New York, and on Christmas day of that
year was married to Miss Mary Rebecca Thomson of Watertown, who
was born in West Turn, N. Y., Aug. 10, 1846, and who with her parents
moved to Watertown from Houseville, Lewis County, N. Y. Her pa
rents were William and Mary Taylor (Peabody) Thomson, the mother
descending in a parallel line, with the philanthropist, George Peabody,
from a common ancestor, William Peabody, of Plymouth. This William
Peabody's wife was Elizabeth, daughter of John and Priscilla (Mul-
lins) Alden of the Mayflower, whose story Longfellow has told in
poetry. Longfellow's mother was a descendant of Priscilla, whom he
quotes as saying "Why don't you speak for yourself, John?" when
John Alden was sent to ask her hand for his captain. Miles Standish.
She declined the captain's offer, and John and Priscilla were afterward
married. Mary Peabody Thomson, the mother of Mrs. Hinds, is of the
sixth generation from William Peabody of Plymouth.
During the year 1858, Mr. Hinds was engaged in the early surveys
of the Black River and St. Lawrence Railroad (now the Carthage &
Adirondack in Northern New York), under Mr. Octave Blanc, as chief
engineer. After completing the preliminary surveys of this road, Mr.
Hinds was made chief engineer of the Carthage, Watertown & Sacketts
Harbor Railroad, which position he held to the completion of that
road. Later he laid out and mapped the Thousand Island Park, West
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240 THE HINDS FAMILY
of the great summer resorts of the St. Lawrence River. He had charge,
as engineer of construction, of the Kingston and Pembroke Railroad
in Canada, and after that, was placed in charge of the surveys of the
New York & Boston Inland Railway, serving this latter corporation for
two years. He has been city engineer of Watertown for a number of
terms, and made the survey for the city boundary when it was first in
corporated and promoted from a village, in 1868. About 1885, he was
engaged in building and operating water-works for supplying cities and
towns, and in company with J. F. Moffett, of Watertown, and others,
under the firm name of Hinds, Moffett & Co., built and established
water works in a large number of cities and villages in various parts of
the United States. In 1886, Mr. Hinds sold his entire interest in this
business to his partners, and his connection with this firm then ceased.
In 1887 and 1888, he was engaged in the organization and construction
of the Ontario paper mills, near Brownville, and was a director in the
company until it was merged in the great International Paper Com
pany. He is a member of the board of water commissioners of the
city of Watertown, having served on this board continually since 1880,
occupying the position of vice-president of the board. He has also
been one of the vestrymen of Trinity church, Watertown, N. Y., since
1887. In 1889, he formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. A. Bond, afterwards
state engineer of New York State, for the construction of water-works
and general engineering, and under their direction as engineers, water
works were built in numerous villages and small towns of Northern
New York state. The Gouverneur & Edwards Railroad was organized
and surveyed, also several water-works were built under franchise in
Canada. This co-partnership was dissolved in 1896, and Mr. Hinds
has since been engaged in general hydraulic and mechanical engineer
ing in and about Watertown, principally among the various mills and
water powers of the Black River Valley.
They had one son. Earl William Hinds, who died June 3, 1872.
The family burying-ground is in Brookside cemetery, about two miles
south of the city of Watertown, where many old families are repre
sented, and the names of early settlers of the county are found upon
its tablets.
In business, Mr. Hinds has always taken a deep interest in the
young men of his profession, and he has been generally successful in
encouraging habits of usefulness among his employees, always urging
excellence in their work as a first principle, and himself furnishing an
example of temperate personal habits. There are a large number of
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EIGHTH GENERATION 24I
country, who commenced their career in his office, and who look back
with pleasure to their early experience, and are now his warmest personal
friends. He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers,
an association organized in 1852, among the practical, professional
civil engineers, and which has on its roll of membership some of the
most distinguished men of the age.
He has resided for more than twenty-five years on a suburban farm
located at No. 161 State street in the city of Watertown, about one and
a half miles from his office in the center of the city, where with a com
petent man to attend to the work, he enjoys the quiet of country life
and the opportunities for study and investigation thereby afforded.
He has been of great help in supplying the material of his branch of
the family for this work.
Child, born in Watertown :
1937. i. Earl William', b. Oct. 22, 1870, and d. in Watertown, June 3,
1872.
1365. Oscar Earl* Hinds, son of Earl Bent' and Almira
Maria (Allen) Hinds {Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Pamelia, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1849 ; married Feb. 22, 1899, Julia E.
Reed of LaFargeville, Jefferson County, N. Y., a daughter of Lewis E.
Reed of that place. He is now the efficient manager of the landed es
tates left him by his father. Under his management his tenants thrive ;
and in this way, and through his advice and counsel the business suc
ceeds and prospers. While a sound judgment, a liberal education, a
taste and liking for his calling, with personal habits of affability un-
marred by egotism, all conspire to make him one of the prominent
counselors on subjects relating to the agricultural and other kindred in
terests of the country.
1366. Francis Marion* Hinds, son of Silas' and Mrs. Cath
erine (Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds {Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Shabbona Grove, 111., May 22, 1845 i married
in Lanark, 111., Jan. 22, 1877, Anna E. Mellinger, who was born in
Fayetteville, Franklin Co., Penn., July 17, 1848. She was the daughter
of Henry and Sarah (Wolf) Mellinger. He lived on the farm in Shab
bona Grove for a time and then attended the Illinois Normal school in
Bloomington, from which institution he graduated in 1868. He then
became a telegraph operator and settled in Nebraska in 1877. From
1886 to 1891, he lived in Western Nebraska, and in 1891 went to St.
Paul, Oregon, where he now resides (1899). He has given much aid
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242 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, born in Decatur, Neb.
1938. i. Mabel Clair', b. May 20, 1878.
1939. ii. Zella Rose', b. AprU 13, 1880.
1940. ni. Verne', b. Oct. 30, 1882.
1367. Helen Ellen* Hinds, daughter of Silas' and Mrs.
Catherine (Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds (Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Shabbona Grove, 111., Jan. 16, 1847, and died
in Los Angeles, Cal., April 27, 1895 ; married (first) in Shabbona, 111.,
July 4, 1863, George Wilkie* Hinds, son of Alpheus Hardin' and Mercy
(Wilkie) Hinds (Corlis", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Redwood, N. Y., June 14, 1836, and died Nov. 17, 1868 ; married
(second) in 1872, William Gilbert. She separated herself from her
second husband, going to Nebraska, then to California, then to Seattle,
Wash., and from there to Los Angeles, Cal.
Children, born in DeKalb, DeKalb Co., 111., by first husband :
1941. i. Freddie', d. at the age of three months.
1942. ii. Charles Edward', b. Feb. 17, 1866.
1943. iii. George W.', b. Feb. 16, 1868.
Children, by second husband :
1944. iv. Frankie', d. young.
1945. V. Cora V.', b. AprU 27, 1875; ™- Herbert Jones, in Seattle, Wash.,
and had one chUd who died in infancy.
1368. Phebe Jane* Hinds, daughter of Silas' and Mrs.
Catherine (Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds ( Thotnas", Corlis', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Shabbona Grove, 111., July i, 1849 ;
married in Sycamore, III, July 4, 1867, Richard Henry Averil, son of
John F. and Rachel Amanda (Rowley) Averil. He was born in Nas
sau, N. Y., April 30, 1845. They moved to Batavia, III., in 1870, thence
to Waterman. From there they went to Decatur, Neb., in 1883, and to
Tekamah, Neb., in 1896, where they at present reside (1899).
Children : Luella', b. in Clinton, IU., Aug. 20, 1868; m. J. F. Brown.
Stella', b. in Batavia, 111., Oct. 21, 1873; ™- W. B. Cornelius.
Florence', b. in Clinton, March 20, 1875, ^- six days later.
Fred Claire', b. in Clinton, Aug. 15, 1877.
Ethel', b. in Waterman, IU., July 12, 1882.
Emma May', b. in Decatur, May 15, 1884.
1369. Horace Penn* Hinds, son of Silas' and Mrs. Cather-
erine (Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds (Thoma^, Corlis', Corlis*, John',

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John', James'), born in Shabbona Grove, 111., Sept 29, 1852 ; married
in Decatur, Neb., April 18, 1879, Susan Phillips, daughter of Nelson
and Susan (Beck) Phillips. She was born in Alton, 111., Oct 2, 1858.
He went to Nebraska in 1877, and in 1897, was elected to the office of
county and probate judge of Banner County. He is a ranchman and
stock raiser, and lives in Harrisburg, Neb. (1899).
Children :
1952. i. Silas Claude', b. m Decatur, May 9, 1879.
1953. u. Jesse Carle', b. in Decatur, July 22, 1882.
1954. iii. Grace Maude', b. in Harrisburg, Feb. 11, 1887.
1955. i'- Viola Lonella', b. in Harrisburg, Jan. 18, 1890.
1370. Thomas Byron* Hinds, son of Silas' and Mrs.
Catherine (Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds (Thomas^, Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Shabbona Grove, 111., Aug. 15, 1853 ; married
(first) in Shabbona Grove, March 8, 1876, Emma Florence Bailey,
daughter of Cyrenius and Jane Ann (Morey) Bailey. She was born in
Shabbona Grove, Aug. 3, 1856, and died in Decatur, Neb., Jan. 12,
1882 ; married (second) in Decatur, April 9, 1884, Fannie Ethel Grow,
daughter of Artemas Bartlett and Jane Maria (Rich) Grow. She was
born in Zanesville, Iowa, Sept. 18, 1864. He resides with his second
wife in Hitchcock, Texas (1899), and has been of much help in getting
data of his branch of the family for this work.
Children, by first wife, born in Decatur :
1956. i. Maude Claire', b. Dec. 16, 1877.
1957. ii. Jennie Ethel', b. Sept. 4, 1879.
Children, by second wife, first three born in Decatur :
1958. iu. ZoRA Ida', b. March 3, 1885.
1959. iv. Hugh Kenneth', b. May 30, 1890.
i960. V. Eda Ruth', b. AprU 8, 1892.
1961. vi. Earl Thomas', b. in Hichcock, May 19, 1897.
1371. Frank* Hinds, son of Silas' and Mrs. Catherine
(Burroughs) (Wright) Hinds (Thomas", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Shabbona Grove, 111., Dec. 31, 1855 ; married in
Waterman, 111., Jan. 13, 1878, Phila Barnes, daughter of George and
Mary (Armstrong) Barnes, of Waterman. She was born in Illinois,
June 27, 1857.
Children, born probably in Waterman :
1962. i. Fred', b. Oct. 11, 1879.
1963. ii. Burton', b. Aug. 16, 1881.
1964. iu. Eva Rose', b. July 31, 1887.

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1374. Albert* Hinds, son of Albert' and Fanny (Richard
son) Hinds (Thomas^, Corliss, Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Lindsay, Ont., Dec. 31, 1848 ; married in Orion, 111., Aug. 13, 1885,
Ida Carlson, who was born in Hjerklanda, Sweden, Dec. 29, 1837.
She was daughter of Carl John and Lisa Stina (Carlson) Johnson of
Shabbona, 111. He moved with his parents to Shabbona Grove, De
Kalb Co., 111., in October, 1849, where he lived on a farm, working a
portion of his time with his father at wagon and carriage making.
From 1866, he spent three years and a half at The Teachers' Insti
tute and Classical Seminary, East Paw Paw, 111., then four months at
the Northwestern College, Naperville, III. In 1874, he commenced
traveling in the interest of the Marsh Harvester, remaining with
this interest until 1887, when he located with the Tuerk Hydraulic
Power Co., Chicago, managing the Western territory. He resides in
Chicago, and has been of great aid in completing his branch of the
family for this work, as well as making it known among other members
of different branches.
Child, born in Chicago, 111.:
1965. i. RosYLN Albert', b. Oct. 7, 18S8.
1375. William Richardson* Hinds, son of Albert' and
Fanny (Richardson) Hinds (Thomas", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Waterman, DeKalb Co., 111. (Shabbona Grove) March
16, 1852 ; married in Waterman, Nov. 25, 1880, Mary Eliza Ward,
daughter of Alfred and Maria Whiting (Taft) Ward of Sterling, 111,
She was born in Kaneville, Kane Co., III., July 3, 1856. He was edu
cated in the common schools and spent one year in a seminary. He
resided near Shabbona Grove until 1873, when he went to Los Angeles,
but returned in three years. He traveled a part of the time for several
years, and in 1892, moved from Waterman to SterUng, 111., where he
now lives (1899), '^^^ is engaged in the business of contractor and
builder. Children, born in Waterman :
1966. i. Albert Ward', b. Sept. 19, 1881.
1967. U. Fannie Alice', b. March 23, 1888.
1376. Carlos Wallace* Hinds, son of Albert' and Fanny
(Richardson) Hinds (Thomas", Corns'-, Corlis*, John', John", James')
born in Shabbona Grove, DeKalb Co., 111., Nov. 12, 1853, died in
Belvidere, 111., Dec. 10, 1893, and is buried in Johnson's Grove ceme
tery; married in Shabbona Grove, Oct 25, 1882, Sarah Ann Booth,
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was born in Cottage Hill, 111., Jan. 6, i860. He Hved on the farm un
til 1884, when he engaged in the grain and stock business in Shabbona
Grove. In 1890, he moved to DeKalb, where he became an insurance
agent. Was justice of the peace at this place and at the time of his
death was coroner of DeKalb County. One year of his school life was
spent at Northwestern College. He inherited the remarkable mem
ory of his grandfather, which he in turn transmitted to his son Allen,
in whom it developed to a remarkable degree at the early age of two
years. Children, born in Shabbona Grove :
1968. i. Allen Corlis', b. Aug. 1, 1883.
1969. ii. Ethelyn', b. Oct. 5, 1888, d. in Belvidere, 111., March 17, 1896.
1377. Orvis'' Hinds, son of Albert' and Fanny (Richardson)
Hinds {Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Shab
bona Grove, 111 , May 12, 1864; married in Plattville, 111., Aug. 22,
1889, Alice Jeanette Tucker, who was born in Mound City, Kans., Jan.
21, 1867, died in Shabbona Grove, Oct. 8, 1890, and is buried in John
son's Grove cemetery. She was the daughter of Christopher H. and
Jeanette Ellen (Alford) Tucker, of Plattville. He lived on the farm
in Shabbona Grove for several years and in 1882 attended Northwestern
College. He moved to Crookston, Minn., in i8gi, where he now re
sides (1899). He was engaged in government survey up to 1897, but
is at present working at railroad construction. They had no children.
1395. William Richardson* Hinds, son of Allen' and Eliz
abeth Parker (Richardson) Hinds (Joseph B,", Corlis', Corlis*, Johtfi,
John", James'), born in Hume, Allegany Co., N. Y., March 23, 185 1 ;
married in Denver, Col., Oct 15, 1885, Isabella E. Andrus, daughter of
William H. and Cornelia N. (Jewell ) Andrus, of Cincinnati, Ohio. She
was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 11, 1859. They reside in Denver,
Col. (1899).
Child :
1970. i. Norman Howard', b. in Denver, July 5, 1892.
1399. Catherine H.* Hinds, daughter of George Benedict'
and Eliza T. (Stout) Hinds (Joseph B,", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John*,
James'), horn in Portageville, Wyoming Co., N. Y., July 15, 1844;
married in Three Rivers, Mich., March 9, 1869, Thomas J. Hopkins,
son of Thomas and Orpha (Peirce) Hopkins. He was born in Benton,
Yates Co., N. Y., May 31, 1842. He deals in musical instruments, and
lives in Marshall, Mich. (1899).

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Children :
1971. i. E. Louise', b. in Three Rivers, May 19, 1871 ; m. Nov. 7, 1894,
Orson L. Avery, son of Galen and Lydia (Pringle) Avery.
ChUd : (a) Grace M.'", b. Aug. 28, 1896.
1972. ii. Jennie H.', b. in Toledo, O., Nov. 15, 1872; m. Dec. 25, 1893,
Joseph Faulkner, who was b. in Marshall, Mich., May 31, 1871.
He is a locomotive engineer. ChUd ; (a) George Lowe'", b. Feb.
18, 1897.
George T.', b. in Toledo, Sept. 3, 1874. He is a mechanic.
Nellie E.', b. in Toledo, Oct 15, 1876
Grace', b. in Marshall, Jan. 19, 1880, and d. there June 21, 1883.
Ernest P.', b. in Marshall, Oct. 15, 1882.
Roy j.', b. in MarshaU, AprU 19, 1885.

1303. Emma liouise* Hinds, daughter of George Benedict'
and Eliza T. (Stout) Hinds (Joseph B.", Corliss, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Portageville, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Feb. 15, 1850 ;
married May 1, 1877, Dr. Wilbur S. Watson, son of Edmund and Ann
Watson. He was born in New Hartford, Conn., Oct 10, 1852. She has
supplied the data of her branch of the family for this work.
Children, born in Danbury, Conn. (1899) :
1978. i. Cassius Hinds', b. Sept. 13, 1878.
1979. u. Edmund Bertrand', b. June 29, 1881.
1304. Harriet Emma* Hinds, daughter of James Richard
son' and Olive W. (Rawson) Hinds (Joseph B,", Corliss, Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Hume, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1850; married in Port
ageville, Dec. 17, 1876, Leander H. Clark, who was born in Wales,
N. Y., Aug. 4, 1847. They live in Portageville (1899).
Children, born in Portageville :
Bruce Hinds', b. May 21, 1879.
Irving Howard', b. Oct. 23, 188 1.
Ora Lucille', b. Dec. 12, 1885.
Lynn Selden', b. March 5, 1888.
Pearl Madeline', b. AprU 10, 1891.
Ella Louise', b. June 25, 1893.
1308. Samuel Woodward* Hinds, son of Lowell Leland'
and Mary (Wright) Hinds {Calvin", Howards, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., July 21, 1833; married June 14, 1855,
Catherine N. Kimball, of Charlestown, Mass., daughter of Isaiah
Wheeler and Catherine (Johnson) Kimball. She was born in 1835.
He lives on Long Island, Boston Harbor (1899).

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Children, born in Boston :
Ella Louise', b. May 11, 1856, d. in Boston, Sept. 1, 1856.
Lizzie Agnes', b. Sept. 20, 1858.
Frank Woodward', b. March 22, 1865.
Fred Templeton', b. Nov. 18, 1866, drowned May 26, 1889.
Annie Jewett'*, b. March 31, 1873.
1309. Lioring Francis" Hinds, son of Lowell Leland' and
Mary (Wright) Hinds (Calvin", Howards, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Boston, Mass., May 13, 1837. He served through the Civil
war in the 3d Battery, Mass. State Artillery for three years ; then re-
enlisted, but the war came to an end in less than a year and he was
mustered out May 6, 1865. He is unmarried, and lives at the Soldiers'
Home in Chelsea, Mass. (1899).
1310. Delia Jane* Hinds, daughter of Lowell Leland' and
Mary (Wright) Hinds (Calvin", Howard', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Charlestown, Mass., April 4, 1843 ; married in Chelsea, Mass.,
May 23, 1866, Edwin Francis Templeton, of Worcester, son of John
and Ann (Saunders) Templeton. He was born in Milford, Mass., Jan.
3, 1844. She is a prominent member of the Rebekah Lodge, having
held the highest official position which can be held by a lady. She was
deputy, 1894-95, over the lodges in Webster, Westboro and Clinton,
Mass. She is a member of the Trinity M. E. church, of Worcester,
having been secretary of one of the church societies for over ten years.
They live in Worcester (1899).
Child :
1991. i. Arthur Edwin', b. July 8, 1874. He is a lawyer.
1311. Mary Elizabeth* Hinds, daughter of Lowell Leland'
and Mary (Wright) Hinds {Calvin", Howard', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., April 6, 1849 ; married July 9, 1873,
George E. Anthony, of Providence. They reside in Providence (1889).
Children :
1992. i. Frederick Wilfred', b. Nov. 10, 1874, d. Aug. 8, 1875.
1993. U. Emma Louise', b. Feb. 9, 1879.
1318. Jennie Maria* Hinds, daughter of Calvin Parkman'
and Mary (Covell) Hinds (Calvin", Howards, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., July 20, i860; married Jan. i, 1881,
Harry A. Hopkins, of Belchertown Mass.

248 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
1994. i. Marie Wright', b. Feb. 16, 1884.
1995. ii. Ruth Jennie', b. AprU 8, 1S88.
1996. iii. Phyllis Edwards', b. Dec. 29, 1891.
1319. William Covell* Hinds, son of Calvin Parkman' and
Mary (Covell) Hinds (Calvin", Howard'-, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Maiden, Mass., Feb. 21, 1863 ; married in Gloucester, Mass.,
June 28, 1887, Elizabeth Kelley, who was born in Glasgow, Scotland,
June 14, 1867. She was the daughter of Charles G. and Mary Jane
(Flemming) Kelley. He is in business in Boston, where he now resides
(1899). Children, born in Boston, Mass. :
1997. i. Elizabeth Gertrude', b. AprU 28, 1888.
1998. ii. Dorothy Quincy', b. Jan. 11, 1890.
1999. iii. Mildred Frances', b. Oct. 18, 1897.
1331. Annie Jeannette* Hinds, daughter of William Au
gustus' and Rebecca (Louge) Hinds {Calvin", Howards, Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Boston, Mass., May 25, 1842 ; married June
19, 1873, George H. Gregg of Watertown. They live in Watertown,
Mass. (1899), where their child was born.
Children :
2000. i. Walter Hinds', b. in Watertown, Dec. 17, 1881.
2001. u. Gertrude' (adopted).
1333. Emma Augusta* Hinds, daughter of William Augus
tus' and Rebecca (Louge) Hinds {Calvin", Howard', Corlis*, John',
John', James'), born in Boston, Mass., July 25, 1844 ; married (first)
in May, 1863, Charles St Croix Huston ; married (second) June 2,
1872, William George Bradshaw, who died Nov. 6, 1890; married
(third) Feb. 29, 1896, Walter Gustavus -Crocker, with whom she is liv
ing in Oakland, Cal. (1899).
Children, by first husband :
2002. i. Willie Augustus', b. Feb. 16, 1864.
2003. u. Frank Herbert', b. Aug. 15, 1866.
Children, by second husband :
2004. in. Albert George', b. May 21, 1873.
2005. iv. Lura Nettie', b. Dec. 12, 1875.
1334. Calvin Parkman' Hinds, son of William Augustus'
and Rebecca (Louge) Hinds {Calvin", Howard', Corlis*, John', John",

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James'), born in Boston, Mass., April lo, 1848; married (first) in Wor
cester, Mass., April 6, 1865, Georgia Hamilton, who was born in Wor
cester, July 4, 1845. He married (second) Mrs. Lizzie (Roch) Adams of
Worcester. He enlisted, June 18, 1863, as private in the 52d New
York Volunteers, and participated in the battle of Gettysburg and sev
eral smaller engagements. Discharged Sept. 18, 1865. He is at pres
ent (1899), a butcher and provision dealer in Oakland, Cal.
Children :
*2oo6. i. Henry Parkman', b. in Worcester, Jan. 15, 1866.
2007. u. Edward W.', b. in Boston, in February, 1868.
2008. iu. Arthur C, b. in Worcester, in December, 1872.
2009. iv. William A.', b. in Worcester, July 16, 1877.

1336. Frank Clark* Hinds, son of William Augustus' and
Rebecca (Louge) Hinds (Calvin", Howard', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Boston, Mass., April 23, 1852 ; married in Boston,
Aug. 12, 1875, Adaline Georgianna Thompson, daughter of Asa S. and
Caroline Augusta Thompson. She was born in Watertown, Mass.,
Feb. 27, 1854. Their home is in Fitchburg, Mass. (1899).

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iv.

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Frank Cushman', b. in Waltham, June 16, 1876.
Harry Benjamin Sawyer', b. in Charlestown, March 13, 1879.
Mabel Gertrude', b. in Fitchburg, Aug. 24, 1881.
Lillian Augusta', b. in Ayer Junction, AprU 13, 1884.
Clifford Weston', b. in Weston, Sept. 7, 1887.
Genieve Faustena', b. in Weston, Nov. 28, 1889.
Mildred Leona', b. in Fitchburg, April 2, 1892.
Edgar Moulton', b. in Fitchburg, May 15, [895.
Marion Ella', b. in Fitchburg, AprU 25, 1899.

13.33. Elizabeth M.' Hinds, daughter of Warner' and Sarah
A. (Ryder) Hinds (Warner", Howards, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Worcester, Mass., in 1842, and died in Meriden, Conn., in Jan
uary, 1882 ; married in Washington, D. C, in 1863, Edwin E. Parme-
lee. He lives in Minneapolis, Minn. (1899).
Children :
2019. i. Joseph Linus', b. in 1864.
2020. h. Edwin E.', b. Sept. 30, 1876. He graduated at the Shattuck
Military School, Faribault, Minn., in 1895, and resides in Minne
apolis (1899).
2021. iii. Hortense Eugenia', b. Feb. 14, 1878; m. Feb. 14, 1898, WU
liam Gregory King, of Milwaukee, Wis., where they now reside
(1899).

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1334. Emma E.* Hinds, daughter of Elisha Woodward' and
Martha Eveline (Goddard) Hinds ( Warner", Howards, Corlis*, John',
John", James')^orn in Grafton, Mass., Nov. 19, 1845 ! niarried in Rock
ford, III., March 21, 1867, William Eastman, son of William and Louisa
(Merrill) Eastman. He was born in Newton, Mich., Jan. 11, 1844.
They live in Holyoke, Mass. (1899). She has given much assistance
in gathering data of her branch of the family for this work.
Children, first three born in Amherst, Mass. :
2021^. i. William', b. AprU 19, 1868; m. June 23, 1894, Anna M. VaU, of
Chicago. They live in Ravenswood, 111. (1899). ChUdren: (a)
William'", b. May 23, 1S95. He is the ninth generation of
WilUam Eastman's, with no middle name, and each has been the
eldest son. . (b) Donald VaU'", b. Sept. 2, 1896.
2022. ii. Alice Alvera', b. March 25, 1870; m. May 31, 1894, Irving
Keeler, of Binghamton, N. Y. They live in Ashville, N. C.
(1899). ChUdren: (a) Alice Hazel'", b. March I, 1895. (b)
Gordon Eastman'", b. Nov. 10, 1896.
2023. in. Walter Merrill', b. Jan. i, 1874; m. June 9, 1897, Alice
Blance Chase, of Holyoke, Mass., where they now reside (1899).
2024. iv. Louise Hinds', b. in Holyoke, Mass., Nov. 9, 1881.
1338. Carrie A.' Hinds, daughter of Chauncy and Ruth
(Shurtliff) Hinds (Warner", Howard^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Worcester, Mass., Jan. 12, 1846 ; married in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Jan. 12, 1871, Robert H. Morris, son of Samuel and Catherine (Sexton)
Morris. He was born in Hamilton, N. J., Feb. 23, 1844. They live in
Roselle, N. J., and she has aided very much in making her line com
plete for this work.
Children, born in Brooklyn, N. Y. :
2025. i. George W.', b. Sept. 17, 1872 ; m. in Elizabeth, N. J., AprU 4,
1893, Mary Whippier.
2026. ii. Maud A.', b. Nov. 8, 1874.
1339. Alfred Warner* Hinds, son of Chauncy' and Ruth
(Shurtliff) Hinds ( Warner^, Howard^, Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Worcester, Mass., Nov. 15, 1848 ; married in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
May 13, 1879, Mary Ann Arkell, daughter of John and Charlotte (Robr
inson) Arkell. She was born in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England,
May 13, 1855. He lives in Brooklyn, N. Y. (1899), and has aided in
this work regarding his family.
Children, born in Brooklyn :
2027. i. Mary Ethel', b. March 5, 1880.
2028. ii. Julia Carrie', b. June 5, 1885, d. June 24, 1886.
2029. iu. Alfred Warner', b. July 9, 1888.
2030. iv. Annie Louisa', b. AprU 10, 1890, d. in Brooklyn, Aug. 27, 1891.

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1347. Charles Ednjund* Hinds, son of Ervin Perley' and
Mary Ellen (Cutler) Hinds (Perlef, Jesses, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Shakopee, Scott Co., Minn., Aug. 23, 186 1 ; married
in Hinsdale, III., Nov. lo, 1884, Marietta Georgia Pond, who was born
in Chicago, 111., Aug. 5, 1865. She was the daughter of Frank and
Anna Pond. He lived in Hinsdale at time of marriage.
Children :
2031. i. Marinette Pearl', born in Chicago, Oct 11, i886.
2032. u. Marguerite', bom in Hinsdale, Oct. 12, 1893.
1348. Minnie Louise' Hinds, daughter of Ervin Perley'
and Mary Ellen (Cutler) Hinds (Perlef, Jesses, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Chicago, 111., Nov. 29, 1865 ; married in Hinsdale,
Dupage Co., 111., June 25, 1883, George Baker Robbins, who was born
in St. Louis, Mo., March 4, 1861. He was the son of William Rob-
bins, who was one of the founders of Hinsdale.
Children, born in Hinsdale :
2033. i- William', b. March 22, 1886.
2034. u. Cutler', b. March 12, 1889.
2035. iii. George Baker', b. May 22, 1891.
1351. Liawrence Calvin' Hinds, son of Calvin Jennison'
and Elvira M. (Cutler) Hinds (Perlef, Jesse'-, Corlis*, John', John\
James'), born in Phillipsburg, Center Co., Penn., Nov. 29, 1858 ; mar
ried in Girard, Erie Co., Penn., July 20. 1886, Clara Hay, daughter of
John and Alice (Jones) Hay. She was born in Girard, Oct. 3, 1864.
They are without children (1899).
1353. Bertha Elvira* Hinds, daughter of Calvin Jennison'
and Elvira M. (Cutler) Hinds (Perlef, JesseS, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Girard, Erie Co., Penn., Dec. 15, 1861 ; married in
Girard, July 20, 1883, Francis J. French, who was born in Fairview, Erie
Co., Penn., Sept. 28, 1858. He was the son of Charles Edward and
Elizabeth Ann (Smith) French.
Children, born in Milesgrove, Erie Co., Penn. .
2036. i. Mabel', b. Aug. 6, 1884.
2037. ii. Vira', b. March 5, 1891.
2038. iii. Clara Lillian', b. March 4, 1894.
1353>^. Vira Cutler* Hinds, daughter of Calvin Jennison'
and Elvira M. (Cutler) Hinds {Perlef, Jesses, Corlis*. John', John",
James'), born in Girard, Erie Co., Penn., Sept. 2, 1863 ; married in

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Girard, Aug. 4, 1887, William H. Wallace, son of William Henry and
Elizabeth Wallace. He was born in Columbus, Ohio, March 29, 1856.
Their home is in Cleveland (1899).
Children, born in Cleveland :
2039. i. George Cutler', b. July 20, 1888.
2040. ii. Bruce Hinds', b. Nov. 13, 1890.
1360. Gertrude Louise* Hinds, daughter of Isaac Law
rence' and Louise (Cutler) Hinds (Perley", Jesse', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Hinsdale, 111., Oct. 2, 1870; married in Cleve
land, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1893, William Lincoln Ely.
Children, born in Cleveland :
2041. i. Dorothy Louise', b. Aug. 31, 1894.
2042. ii. Mary Gertrude', b. July 5, 1897.
1391. Alpheus Rogers^ Hinds, son of Silas Peirce' and
Rebecca Eliza (Clinton) Hinds (Abner'', Abner', Benjamin*, Jacob',
John', James'), born in Monroe, Middlesex Co., N. J., Feb. 16, 1842 ;
married in Newark, N. J., April 25, 1865, Harriet Cora Limmerman.
They are without children. He is_ a professor of music and resides in
Newark. 1394. Marietta* Hinds, daughter of Silas Peirce' and Re
becca Eliza (Clinton) Hinds (Abner'', Abner', Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'), born in Newark, Essex Co., N. J., June 28, 1847 ; married in
Newark, Nov. 19, 1868, Samuel Fiehenor Scribner.
Child, born in Newark :
2043 i. Edward Emmons', b. Feb. 20, 1879.
1396. Sarah Elizabeth* Hinds, daughter of William
Henry Harrison' and Ellen Elizabeth (Mooney) Hinds {Abner'', Abner',
Benjamin*, Jacob', John", James'), born in South Groton, Mass., Dec.
10, i860; married, Nov. 22, 1882, Frank L. Wilder, of Rindge, N. H.
They live in Worcester, Mass. (1899).
Child :
2044. i- Philip Lincoln', b. Nov. 3, 1883.
1397. William Henry Harrison* Hinds, son of Wil
liam Henry Harrison' and Ellen Elizabeth (Mooney) Hinds (Abner'-,
Abner', Benjamin*, Jacob', John', James'), born in Groton Junction,
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Feb. 21, 1889, Josie M. Haney, who was born in Worcester, Mass.,
Jan. 23, 1874.
Children, born in Gardner :
2045. i- Ruth Elizabeth', b. Aug. 31, 1891.
2046. ii. Elizabeth Victoria', b. July 22, 1893.
2047. iu. Helen May', b. Nov. 13, 1896.
1401. Benjamin Jason* Hinds, son of Ellis Tobey' and
Clara Jones (Tibbitts) Hinds (Jason", Nimrod', Benjamin*, Jacob',
John', James'), born in Fairfield, Me., Feb. 19, 1861 ; married in Oak
land, Me., Jan. 6, 1886, Lillian May Belanger, daughter of Louis and
Harriet Ann (Erskine) Belanger. She was born in Fayette, Me., Nov.
15, 1862. He graduated at Colby University in the class of 1883,
after which he taught school in Paris Hill, Belfast Machias, Me., and
Weston, Mass. Since 1891, he has been sub-master at the Eliot
School in Boston. His home is in Stoneham, Mass. (1899).
Child, born in Somerville, Mass.:
2048. i. Helen', b. Dec. 3, 1893.
1414. Asher Crosby* Hinds, son of Albert Dwelley' and
Charlotte (Flagg) Hinds (Asher", Asher*, Benjamin*, Jacob', John',
James'X born in Benton, Me., Feb. 6, 1863 ; married in Roslindale,
Mass., Sept. 3, i8gi, Harriet Louise Estey, daughter of Aaron Hart
and Louisa Jane (Watson) Estey. She was born in Waldoboro, Me.,
Nov. 21, i860. He graduated at Colby University in 1883, and in
1885, associated himself with the "Portland Daily Advertiser" as journal
ist. The next year, he followed the same occupation with the "Portland
Daily Press," with which paper he is now connected. He was the
speaker's clerk in the United States House of Representatives in the
51st Congress, and was clerk at the speaker's table in the 54th and
55th Congress. In 1898, he commenced, at the suggestion of promi
nent members of the House, both Republicans and Democrats, to pre
pare the " Parliamentary Precedents of the House of Representatives
of the United States," which was published in 1899. He resides in
Portland, Deering District, Me. (1899).
Children, born in Deering, Me., now Portland :
2049. i. Albert Estey', b. June 12, 1892, d. in Deering, AprU 13, 1893.
2050. ii. Asher Estey', b. May 16, 1894.
1418. Emma J.* Hinds, daughter of William W.' and
Asenath (Linton) Hinds {Benjamin", Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), horn in 'M.oscovi, Penn., March 3, 1854; married in Mount

254 THE HINDS FAMILY
Carbon, Col., Sept. 28, 1886, Harry Jones, son of Jerome B. and Mar
tha J. Jones. He was born in Delphi, Ind., Jan. 28, 1852. She was a
teacher before marriage. He is a banker, and lives in Albert Lea,
Minn. Children :
2051. i. Homer L.', b. in Sioux FaUs, S. D., Sept 25, 1887.
2052. ii. Ruth H.', b. in Sedalia, Mo., AprU 4, 1889, d. there June 28,
1889.
2053. in. Naomi', b. in Sedalia, Nov. 7, 1890.
1419. William Linton* Hinds, son of William W.' and
Asenath (Linton ) Hinds (Benjamin", Asher'-, Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in West Pittston, Penn., Feb. 23, 1858; married in Ken-
sico, N. Y., March 21, 1883, Anna B. Smith. They reside in Des
Moines, la. (1899), where he is engaged in the transfer and storage
business. They are without children.
1430. John Symonds* Hinds, son of Asher Temple' and
Elizabeth (Symonds) Hinds (Temple", Asher', Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Stonyfork, Penn., Sept 7, 1874; married in Hub
bard, Minn., April 8, 1896, Nellie Wright They reside in Hubbard,
where their child was born.
Child :
2054. i. Neil J.', b. Oct 19, 1897.
1431. Lydia Arnette* Hinds, daughter of Asher Temple'
and Elizabeth (Symonds) Hinds (Temple", AsherS, Benjamin*, Jacob',
John", James'), born in Stonyfork, Penn., Nov. 18, 1875 i niarried in
Hubbard, Minn., Nov. 3, 1895, James Wilkins. They have one child.
1446. Carrie Belle* Hinds, daughter of Fred Mordaunt' and
Fannie A. (Brown) Hinds (Crosby", AsherS, Benjamin*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Benton, Me., Sept 7, 1875 ; married in Oakland, Me.,
May II, 1895, Robert B. Cole, of Fairfield, son of Albert and Minnie
Cole, of Baythurst, N. B., where Robert was born. She graduated at
the Fairfield High School in 1893.
Children, born in Benton :
2055. i. Helen Marion', b. Dec. 8, 1895.
2056. u. Bertha Dimple', b. Jan. 20, 1898.
1454. Hattie Mabel* Hinds, daughter of Frederick' and
Harriet Eaton (Herrick) Hinds (Benjamin H,", Justin', Benjamin*,
Jacob', John", James'), born in Boston, Mass., Dec. 29, 1859 ; married

EIGHTH GENERATION 255
in Maiden, Mass., June i, 1893, Lewis Franklin Small of Boston, who
was bom in Thorndlke, Me. They live in Braintree, Mass. (1899).
Children, born in Braintree :
2057. i. Richard Loring', b. Dec. 29, 1894.
2058. ii. Nelson Herrick', b. Dec. 9, 1898.
1455. Fred Charles* Hinds, son of Frederick' and
Harriet Eaton (Herrick) Hinds (Benjamin H,", Justin', Benjamin*,
Jacob', John", James'), born in Boston, Mass., Dec. 29, i86i ; married
in Maiden, Mass., Oct. 22, 1896, Mrs. Minnie N. (Dickinson) Chester
ton, daughter of Samuel Henry and Sarah Ann (Buffum) Dickinson.
She was born in East Somerville, Mass., May 31, 1862. He deals in
mill supplies and belting in Boston, and lives in Maplewood, Maiden
Mass. (1899). They have no children.
1456. William Justin* Hinds, son of Frederick' and Har
riet Eaton (Herrick) Hinds {Benjamin H.", Justin', Benjamin*, Jacob',
John", James'), born in Boston, Mass., Nov. 2, 1864; married June 20,
1888, Annie Palmer of Maiden, who died in November, 1894. He
lives in Maiden (1899), where their children were both born.
Children :
2059. i. Edith Palmer', b. June 30, 1889.
2060. U. Bernice', b. Feb. 23, 1892.
1485. Edwin Burke* Hinds, son of Charles Carpenter'
and Lorana (Burke) Hinds ( Charles", John B,', Jacob*, Jacob', John",
Janus'), born in Grafton, Vt, Nov. 21, 1842 ; married in Hardin, la.,
Dec. I, 1870, Sarah Jane Shaw, daughter of John and Jane (Kerr)
Shaw. She was born in Garnavillo, la., Dec. 14, 1850. He moved to
Washington, Kan., and thence to Odell, Neb., in July, 188 1. He also
lived in Hardin, where he dealt in real estate and loans and carried on
an insurance agency. He served his country in the war of the Re
bellion as private in Company M, ist Iowa Cavalry. Was representa
tive from Gage County, in Nebraska Legislature from 1893 to 1895.
He has been of much assistance in furnishing material for this work
regarding his branch of the family.
Child :
*2o6i. i. Charles Norton', b. in Hardin, la., Nov. 2, 187 1.
1486. Alice* Hinds, daughter of Henry' and Mary Fassett
(Woodworth) Hinds (Charted, John B,', Jacob*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Salem, N. Y., June 21, 1854; married in Shakopee,

256 THE HINDS FAMILY
Minn., April 2, 1874, John Sencerbox. They live in Shakopee (1899).
Five children were born to them, all of whom died before reaching the
age of eight years.
1487. Mary* Hinds, daughter of Henry' and Mary Fassett
(Woodworth) Hinds (Charted, John B,', Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'),
born in Shakopee, Scott Co., Minn., Sept. 22, 1856 ; married in Shako
pee, Sept. 4, 1879, Frank Jotham Lord. He is a druggist of Denver,
Col. (1899). They are without children.
1488. Henry* Hinds, son of Henry' and Mary Fassett (Wood-
worth ) Hinds ( Charles", John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born
in Shakopee, Scott Co., Minn., Aug. 14, 1858, and died there Dec. 9,
1883 ; married in Chicago, 111., June 26, 1882, Augusta A. Robertson,
of St. Paul, Minn. He was a lawyer.
Child, born in Helena, Mont. :
2062. i. Henry', b. Oct. 12, 1883.
1490. William* Hinds, son of Henry and Mary Fassett
(Woodworth) Hinds (Charted, John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Shakopee, Scott Co., Minn., April 28, 1862; married
in Cambridge, N. Y., June 23, 1886, Julia Catherine Bowen, daughter
of Columbus and Sarah Catherine (Slade) Bowen. She was born in
White Creek, N. Y., Oct 12, 1866. He attended the University of
Minnesota from 1878 to 1881. From January, 1886, to the present
time, he has been publisher of the Scott County Argus. In April, 1893,
he was appointed Chief of Customs Division, Treasury Department,
Washington, D. C, and later was promoted to Chief of Division of
Accounts, Internal Revenue Bureau. From the start to the present
time, he has been of great assistance in this work, not only regarding
the records of his own branch of the family, but in all other branches.
He has searched the histories in the Congressional Library in Wash
ington, and from these books, has supplied many of the valuable points,
which are contained in this volume. Much credit is due to him for the
continued interest he has taken. He resides in Washington (1899).
Children :
2063. i. George Bowen', b. in Shakopee, AprU 8, 1888.
2064. ii. Alice Mary', b. in Washington, Dec. 31, 1894.
2065. iii. Mabel Irene', b. in Cambridge, May 22, 1897.
1493. Charles Gilbert* Hinds, son of Henry' and Mary
Fassett (Woodworth) Hinds (Charted, John B.s, Jacob*, Jacob', John",

Herbert Calvin hinds.
Mary Elizabeth (Darrow) hinds.

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EIGHTH GENERATION 257
James'), born in Shakopee, Scott Co., Minn., Aug. 31, 1866 ; married
in Shakopee, Sept. 25, 1888, Maud Plumstead, daughter of Charles and
Amanda Jane (Gray) Plumstead, of Shakopee. She was born in Sag
inaw, Mich., Oct. 31, 1868. He took a special course in the academic
department in the University of Minnesota, 1883-85. Graduated
from the law department of this institution with degree of LL. B., with
class of 1887. He was county attorney of Scott County four years,
1895-98. In 1898, he was Democratic candidate for Congress, third
district of Minnesota, failing election, only after a hard struggle and
then by only a narrow margin. He is Grand Master Workman, A. O.
U. W. of Minnesota, having held that position since 1897. He has
also been a member of the city council of Shakopee since 1893.
Children, born in Shakopee :
2066. i. Fraxk Herbert', b. Oct. 26, 1SS9.
2067. ii. Frederick Calvix', b. Sept. 12, 1893.
1501. Herbert Calvin* Hinds, son of William' and Lydia
(Somes) Hinds (Charles", John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John', James'),
born in Cossayuna, N. Y., June 22, 1857 ; married in Shakopee, Minn.,
Aug. 6, 1894, Mary Elizabeth Darrow, daughter of Jedediah and Jane
Agnes (Hinds) Darrow. She was born in Hebron, N. Y., April i,
1856. He graduated at the State Normal College, in Albany, Jan. 30,
1877. Took preparatory course at Boys' Academy, Albany, and en
tered Union College, Schenectady, Jan. 6, 1879, graduating June 28,
1882. Entered Princeton Theological Seminary in 1882, and graduated
May 5, 1885. He has graduated with honors in every course where
standing was given. He is a member of the $ b K Fraternity. He is
a clergyman by profession, his charges having been Park Place chapel,
Schenectady, 1885-86 ; Emmanuel Presbyterian church, Amsterdam,
N. Y., 1886-87 ; Second Reformed church, Schenectady, 1887-91 ;
Ninth Presbyterian church, Troy, 1891-98. He is the author of "Loose
Screws," "No Yes," and others. He has traveled in the United States
and Europe, and at present (1899) lives in Albany. He has supplied
a greater part of the material regarding his branch of the family for
this work.
1503. Anna Isabella* Hinds, daughter of William' and
Lydia (Somes) Hinds {Charles^, John B,', Jacob*, Jacob', John",
James'), born in Cossayuna, N. Y., Dec. 9, 1861 ; married in Green
wich, N. Y., Aug. 23, 1882, Charles D. Hawley. They reside in Ber
lin, Wis. ( 1899), and have assisted in this work, regarding their branch
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258 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children, born in Berlin :
2068. i. Hazel', d. Jan. 21, 1890.
2069. ii. Lawrence', b. AprU 5, 1892.
1507. Annie B.* Hinds, daughter of James' and Anna
(Pratt) Hinds (Charles", John B,', Jacob*, Jacob', John", James'), born
in St Peter, Minn., Dec. 12, 1859; married Dec. 12, 1877, George M.
Furbur of St. Paul, Minn., who was born in Cottage Grove, Minn.,
Nov. 17, 1855. He is secretary of the Minneapolis Furniture Co., and
travels for them. They reside in Minneapolis (1899), and she has fur
nished the data regarding her family for this work.
Children, first two born in Cottage Grove, others in Minneapolis :
2070. i. J. Florence', b. AprU 15, 1879.
2071. ii. Angus Garfield', b. Aug. 30, 1880.
2072. iii. Mabel Hinds', b. Nov. 28, 1882, d. in Minneapolis, Aug. 5, 1884.
2073. iv. James Hinds', b. Aug. 13, 1885.
2074. V. Ethel', b. AprU 6, 1889.
1508. Jennie* Hinds, daughter of James' and Anna (Pratt)
Hinds [Charles", John B.', Jacob*, Jacob', John', James') ; married in
St. Paul, Minn., May 20, i88i, George Burgess Boyd, son of Dr. Ed
ward A. and Sarah (Bragg) Boyd. He was born in St. Paul, May 20,
1859, and lives in St. Paul (1899) where he is engaged in the coal,
wood and feed business.
Children .
2075. i- Isabella F.', b. May 13, 1S82.
2076. U. Leon H.', b. Oct. 12, 1884.
2077. iii. James H.', b. July 23, 1S87.
1510. Sophronia* Hinds, daughter of William' and Lydia
(Smith) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James',)
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Dec. 29, 1820, and died in Spring
field, N. Y., April 14, 1894; married in Otsego, Jan. 25, 1843, Jacob
Allen, son of James and Betsey (Walrod) Allen. He was born in
Springfield, Jan. 27, 1822, and died there, June 24, 1894. Both are
buried in the graveyard near Allen's Lake, in Springfield.
• Children, born in Springfield :
2078. i. Infant' (unnamed) d. March 14, 1844, buried in Springfield.
2079. U. Juliette A.', b. March 14, 1845, d. AprU 17, 1894; m. in
Springfield, Cornelius A. Hancock, son of John and Lana (Os-
terhout) Hancock. He was b. in Springfield, Dec. 19, 1844, and
d. there March 19, 1880. She is buried in Springfield. ChUd:
(a) George'"

Orlando Sydney hinds.

RESIDENCE OF ORLANDO S HINDS, CHICAGO, ILL.

EIGHTH GENERATION 259
2080. in. George E.', b. Feb. 4, 1847 ; m. in Otsego, Nov. 25, 1868, Emma
Van Volkenburg, daughter of Peter and Catherine (Storing)
Van Volkenburg. She was b, in Otsego, Jan. 6, 1849, ^"^
resides in Frankfort, N. Y., without chUdren (1899).
2081. iv. Jerome H.', d. an infant, Feb. 14, 1854.
2082. V. Mary', b. Dec. 26, i860, d. in Springfield, March 19, 1863.
1511. Joseph Nelson* Hinds, son of William' and Lydia
(Smith) Hinds, (Reuben", Joseph'-, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., March 15, 1822, and died in Rich
field Springs, N. Y., June 3, 1895 ' married in Springfield, N. Y., Aug.
23, 1841, Charlotte Losee, daughter of Boltis and Lorany Losee. She
was born in Springfield, Nov. 17, 1822, and died in Richfield Springs,
Dec. 16, 1894. He engaged in the hop business in early life and be
came a prominent dealer. From i860 to 1865, he was one of the
largest dealers in the United States, having five-year contracts with the
largest brewers of Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, and promi
nent brewers in the West, to supply them with all their hops. He and
his wife are both buried in the Richfield Springs cemetery.
Children, born in Pharsalia, N. Y. :
•2083. i. Marie Louise', b. Sept. 20, 1845.
*2o84. ii. Theodore Frelinghuysen', b. Nov. 24, 1847.
2085. iii. Oscar', b. Nov. 14, 1851, d. in Pharsalia, Jan. 23, 1852.
*2o86. iv. Flora Celeste', b. June i, 1S53.
1513. Orlando Sydney* Hinds, son of John' and Almira
(Shaw) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Aug. 4, 1825 ; married in Roches
ter, N. Y., in 1856, Esther M. Hinds, who was born in Albany, N. Y.,
in 1826. He moved to Milwaukee, Wis., in 1840, his mother and
brothers going the following year. He kept a tavern on the Mus
kegon Indian Trail near Milwaukee, trading with the Indians in furs.
In 1849, he moved to Chicago, where he bought homestead rights and
engaged in the real estate, banking and brokerage business. He was
one of the original members of the first stock brokers in Chicago. He
made the Hinds Sub-Division to Chicago. He is without children.
1514. Lavanda Marietta* Hinds, daughter of John' and
Almira (Shaw) Hinds {Reuben", Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James' ), horn in OXs&go, Otsego Co., N. Y., Dec. 7, 1826; married
(first) Dec. 18, 1853, Chester Barrett, of Cayuga, N. Y., who died in
Seneca Falls, N. Y., of typhoid fever, Nov. 2, 1856, and was buried in
Cayuga. She married (second) Sept. 16, 1872, Winchester R. Powell,

260 THE HINDS FAMILY
of Senaca Falls, N. Y., who died of paralysis, Sept. ii, 1887, and is
buried in Utica. She graduated at the state normal school in Albany,
and for nineteen years after, taught school. She lives in Seneca Falls
(1899). Child, born in Seneca Falls, by first husband :
2087. i. Lewis Eugene', b. AprU 8, 1856 ; m. in ClarksvUle, Tenn., Julia
Abbott, who d. of cancer, in Seneca Falls, AprU 2, 1897, and is
buried in ClarksvUle. He lives in Seneca Falls. They had four
children, born in Seneca Falls, as follows : (a) Lavanda J.'°, b.
Dec. IS, 1886. (b) Chester N.'", b. Dec. 11, 1889. (c) Rosa
C.'",b. Feb. 5, iSgi, d. Sept 6, 1893. (d) Clara B.'°, b. Dec.
10, 1893.
1515. Nelson Ellsworth' Hinds, son of John' and Almira
(Shaw) Hinds (Reuben", Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Feb. 6, 1830, and died in Milwaukee,
Wis., March 26, 189 1. He is buried in Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago.
He was engaged in the real estate business while in Chicago and was
unmarried. 1516. Russell Philander* Hinds, son of John' and Almira
(Shaw) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., July 14, 1833, and died in Chicago,
Oct. 4, 1874, of malarial fever. He was engaged in the mercantile and
real estate business in Chicago, and was unmarried.
1518. Eliza Ann* Hinds, daughter of Nehemiah E.' and Polly
(Sutherland) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James'), born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., July 30, 1827, and died
there Jan. 11, 1859; married Robert Quaif, who was born Nov. 10,
1820. She is buried in Martin Coats' burying-ground, 12,000. He
married (second) Mary Hurd, who was born May 5, 1836, and died
May 18, 1883. They had at least one child as follows: (a) Lizzie A.,
b. Sept 6, 1865.
Child :
2088. i. Delmer H.', b. Sept. 2, 1848, d. July 26, 1851.
1519. Livonia E.* Hinds, daughter of Nehemiah E.' and Polly
(Sutherland) Hinds (Reuben", Josephs, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James'), born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., May 11, 1834, and died
there March 4, 1888 ; married July 14, 1852, Albert C. Johnson. She
is buried in Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago, 111.

The HINDS Monument,
IN ROSE HILL CEMETERY, CHICAGO, ILL.
ERECTED BY ORLANDO S. HINDS,

EIGHTH GENERATION 26l
Children :
2089. i. Clarence H.', b. Nov. 20, 1854, d. June 2, 1857.
2090. ii. Eliza A.', b. March 6, 1857 ; m. Nov. 3, 1892, Charles G. Smith.
Child (a) Harmon C.'°, b. Feb. 14, 1896.
2091. iii, Robert C, b. Dec. 10, 1859.
1531. Henry C* Hinds, son of Nehemiah E.' and Esther (Gra
ham) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Nov. 24, 1845, and was accidentally
shot Aug. 3, 1894, by a boy hunting birds on the bank of Otsego Lake,
about six miles from Cooperstown. He is buried in the cemetery in
Cooperstown ; married Ida L. Eggleston, who survives him (1899).
Child, born in Cooperstown, N. Y. :
2092. i. Henry C, b. in 1884, and is deceased.
1533. Oscar M.* Hinds, son of Nehemiah E.' and Esther (Gra
ham) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Jan. 17, 1847; married in 1875,
Sarah Wicks. They lived in Cooperstown, N. Y., but are now resi
dents of Chicago (1899).
Child, born in Cooperstown :
2093. i. Regena E.', b. Jan. 16, 1883.
1534. Alice* Hinds, daughter of James' and Samantha (Kings-
ley) Hinds (Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Schenectady, N. Y., June 12, 1866 ; married Alvin B. MacMas-
ters who was born in Corinth, N. Y., March 30, 1864.
Children, born in Plymouth, N. Y.:
2094. i. Florence', b. May 2, 1891.
2095. ii. Charles B.', b. Oct. 18, 1892.
2096. iii. Garnet E.', b. Nov. 4, 1894.
1533. James* Hinds, son of John' and Emeline (Mott) Hinds
(John", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James',) born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., Jan. 28, 1830; married Flora Taylor, and lived in
Otsego.

Children

2097.

i.

John'.

2098.

ii.

Charles'.

2099.

iii.

George".

2100.

iv.

Child' (name unknown).

2I0I.

1.

2102.

ii.

2103.

iii.

2104.

iv.

2105.

V.

262 THE HINDS FAMILY
This is all the information that could be obtained regarding this
family, although letters have been written and everything has been
done to make it complete.
1534. Willis* Hinds, son of John' and Emehne (Mott) Hinds
(John", Joseph'-, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., in 1832 ; married Salome Shawl.
Children : Emma'. Nettie'.
Libbie'.Belle'.Perry', b. in 1859, d. Aug. 15, 1864.
Nothing further was obtainable regarding this family.
1535. Josiah* Hinds, son of John' and Emeline (Mott) Hinds
(John", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Otsego,
Otsego Co., N. Y., in October, 1833, and died there Aug. 7, 1864. He
was unmarried. As a member of the Ellsworth Five Zouaves, he was
in all the services of that gallant regiment. He then helped raise and
organize the iS2d Regiment New York Volunteers, and was appointed
lieutenant in Company G, in same. He participated in all the services
of that regiment until his death.
1538. Eugene A.* Hinds, son of Joseph' and Harriet ( Losee)
Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'), horn
in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Nov. 22, 1840 ; married in Richfield
Springs, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1862, Mary Buchanan, daughter of Robert and
Jane A. (Owens) Buchanan. She was born in Mohawk, N. Y., May 7,
1843. He was deputy postmaster in Richfield Springs from June i,
1862, to Jan. I, 1865, and was then appointed postmaster by President
Lincoln, which position he held continuously until March 17, 1887.
They reside in Richfield Springs.
Children, born in Richfield Springs :
2106. i. Emma Louise', b. July 26, 1867.
2107. n. Fred Robert', b. Oct. 28, 1869, d. in Richfield Springs, Feb. 21,
1877.
2108. in. Mary Eugenia', b. Sept. 6, 1873.
2109. iv. Marjorie Losee', b. May 23, 1S78.
21 10. V. Anita Buchanan', b. AprU 6, 1880.
1539. Hiram Counrad* Hinds, son of Joseph' and Harriet
(Losee) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph'-, Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",

EIGHTH GENERATION 263
James'), born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., June 17, 1843, died Dec.
7, 1881, in San Francisco, and is buried there ; married in Richfield
Springs, April 4, 1866, Emma Augusta Buchanan, daughter of Robert
and Jane A. (Owens) Buchanan. She was born in Mohawk, N. Y.,
Feb. 9, 1846. At the beginning of the war of the Rebellion, he enlist
ed in Richfield Springs, Nov. 30, 1861, and was mustered into service
Dec. 4, of the same year. He was orderly sergeant in Company A,
78th Regiment (Eagle Brigade), New York Volunteers. The 78th and
i02d were afterwards consolidated into one regiment as the i02d, and
with this regiment he served throughout the war. He was in the fight
at Harper's Ferry and in Hooker's Brigade at the battle of Antietam,
Sept. 17, 1862. Was taken prisoner at the battle of Chancellorsville,
and sent to Libby prison. After being confined .there about three
months, he was exchanged and joined his regiment in time to partici
pate in the battle above the clouds at Lookout Mountain, Nov. 24,
1863. In this battle he engaged a rebel soldier, disarmed him, cap
tured his musket, and sent it North to his brother Eugene. He was
taken prisoner at Atlanta and sent to Columbia, S. C. With two other
soldiers, he made his escape, and after wandering about the country
for three weeks, traveling nights and sleeping in negro camps by day,
they came upon what they supposed to be the Union lines, and hastened
in only to find it a rebel camp. They were again made prisoners and
sent back to Columbia. While a prisoner here, he bought a meal bag
from a rebel soldier to make himself a pair of pants, paying for the
same $2,700 in Confederate money. He was then exchanged and
served without further mishap, and was mustered out at the close of
the war. His widow is now a bookkeeper and lives in San Francisco
(1899). Children, born in San Francisco :
2111. i. Bessie B.', b. Sept 8, 1872, d. in San Francisco, Jan. 3, 1885.
2112. U. Jennie Belshaw', b. Dec. 8, 1875.
21 13. in. Walter Robert', b. Jan. 5, 1878.
1541. Charles Joseph* Hinds, son of Joseph' and Harriet
(Losee) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John',
James'), born in Little Falls, N. Y., Oct 2, 1853, and died in Richfield
Springs, N. Y., July 26, 1888. He is buried in Richfield Springs cem
etery ; married (first) in Richfield Springs, Dec. 20, 1877, Anna
Conklin, who was born Dec. 5, 1857, and died in Richfield Springs,
June 10, 1878; married (second) in New York City, April 8, 1880,
Maria Kissam, who survives him. He had no children by either
marriage.

264 THE HINDS FAMILY
1547. Marcia* Hinds, daughter of Reuben' and Mary (Dav
ison) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Pittsfield, N. Y., Sept. 28, 1849, and died in Westford, N. Y.,
May 2, 1872 ; married in Edmeston, N. Y., in July, 1868, Aimer
Thurbee. Children :
21 14. i. Mary A.', b. July 24, 1869; m. in October, 1892, William
Beatley.
2115. u. Maud L.', b. Jan. 12, 1871; m. about 1890, Frank Noyes, of
Westford.
1548. Theodore Curtis* Hinds, son of Reuben' and Mary
(Davison) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James'), born in Pittsfield, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1851 ; married in Utica,
N. Y., Nov. 10, 1874, Elizabeth Davis.
Children, born in Edmeston, N. Y. :
2116. i. Leona M.', b. March 23, 1876. She has been of great assistance
in working out her branch of the famUy for this work. She
resides in New Berlin, N. Y. (1899).
2117. ii. Geneva B.', b. March 18, 1879.
2118. iii. Helen Jeanette', b. July 19, 1882.
2119. iv. Harriet Davis', b. Oct 4, 1884.
1549. Frank* Hinds, son of Reuben' and Mary (Davison)
Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John", James'),
born in Pittsfield, N. Y., July 26, 1854, and died there Dec. 31, 1894 ;
married in Pittsfield, Oct. 10, 1874, Mary Hall.
Children, born in Pittsfield :
2120. i. Charles', b. Oct. 15, 1877.
2121. ii. Lewis', b. Aug. 20, 1884.
1556. Sarah M.* Hinds, daughter of John' and Clarissa A.
(Barney) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James'), born in Galen, Wayne Co., N. Y., April 20, 1848, and died in
Cooperstown, N. Y., Feb. i8, 1887 ; married in Cooperstown, Feb. 16,
1870, Moses H. Lippitt.
Children, born in Cooperstown :
2122. i. Charles Metcalf', b. AprU 22, 1871, d. in Cooperstown, Feb.
4. 1873.
2123. n. Katherine Kenyon', b. June 15, 1872; m. in Cooperstown, Aug.
20, 1895. WiUiam Lincoln McEuan. ChUdren : (a) Mildred
Lippitt'", b. in Eddy, N. M., Sept. 10, 1896. (b) Esther Hinds'",
b. in Eddy, Dec. 30, 1897.

EIGHTH GENERATION 265
2124. iu. Adalaide Bowe', b. Nov. 16, 1873. She has assisted greatly in
this work, regarding her branch of the famUy.
2125. iv. MosES Ernest', b. Jan. 24, 1876.
2126. V. Frederick Hinds', b. AprU 10, 1878, d. May 8, following.
2127. vi. Clara Abbie', b. Sept. 26, 1879.
2128. vii. Ceylon Kendrick', b. Dec. 26, 1881.
2129. viii. Sarah Esther', b. Jan. 18, 1887.
1557. Frederick DeLancey* Hinds, son of John' and
Clarissa A. (Barney) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill',
John", James'), born in Galen, Wayne Co., N. Y., April 6, 185 1 ; mar
ried in Albany, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1875, Eldora J. White.
Children, born in Hartwick, N. Y.:
2130. i. Ethel Clara' b. Feb. 9, 1876.
2131. ii. Charles Frederick', b. June 5, 1879.
2132. in. Fayette John', b. Nov. 12, 1885.
1558. Abbie E.* Hinds, daughter of Fayette' and Susan
(Card) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph'-, Nehemiah*, Hopestilf, John", James'),
born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., July 12, 1849, and died in Coopers
town, N. Y., March 18, 1878; married in Otsego, Erwin H. Bailey, of
Cooperstown. He was born May 29, 1848, and is a druggist in Coop
erstown. She is buried in the cemetery in Cooperstown. They were
without children.
1563. Joseph L.* Hinds, son of Lucien' and Barbara Amanda
(Stevens) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James'), born in Fly Creek, N. Y., July 14, 1856, and died Oct. 23,
1889 ; married in Milford, Otsego Co., N. Y., Dec. 4, 1878, Ida B.
Em pa.
Children, born in Milford :
2133. i. Hattie M.', b. Nov. 17, 1884.
2134. U. Leah J.', b. July 10, 1886.
1566. Frances* Hinds, daughter of Lewis' and Harriet
(Bailey) Hinds (Nehemiah", Joseph', Nehemiah*, Hopestill', John",
James'), born in Otsego, Otsego Co., N. Y., Oct 23, 1863 ; married
Ulysses Van Horn.
Children, born in Otsego :
2135. i. Dorr H.', b. Oct 14, 1889.
2136. u. Florence M.', b. Jan. 1, 1897.

IRintb feneration

1579. Harry Edwin? Hinds, son of Charles Crogin* and
Frances Emily (Noyes) Hinds (Ebenezert, Ebenezer'-, Ebenezer', Ebenezer*,
John', William", William'), born in Pittston, Me., July i, 1864; mar
ried in Gardiner, Me., June 17, 1889, Jane Frances Brown, daughter of
Philip and Jane (Anderson) Brown. She was born in Whitefield, Me.,
Sept I, 1858. He moved with his family from Gardiner, Jan. 16, 1893.
He formerly worked at the trade of shoemaking in the factories at
Pittston, Richmond, Gardiner and Auburn, but is at present employed
as shipping clerk for the The Hollingsworth & Whitney Company,
manufacturers of manila wrapping paper in Waterville, Me. He re
sides in Waterville ( 1899), and has furnished much of the data regard
ing his branch of the family for this work.
Children, first two born in Gardiner, others in Waterville :
2137. i. Leo Philip'", b. AprU 7, iSgi.
2138. ii. Harold Francis'", b. July 12, 1892.
2139. iii. LiNwooD James'", b. Dec. 30, 1893, d. in Waterville, Aug. 24,
1894.
2140. iv. Edwin Stanley'", b. June 8, 1S95, ^- ™ Waterville, Aug. 7, 1896.
2141. V. Walter Frederick'", b. July 30, 1896, d. in WatervUle, Aug.
12, foUowing.
2142. vi. Beatrice Catherine'", b. Jan. 24, 1898.
1580. Julia M.9 Hinds, daughter of Charles Crogin* and
Frances Emily (Noyes) Hinds (Ebenezeri, Ebenezer", Ebenezer', Eben
ezer*, John', William', WilUam'), born in Gardiner, Me., July 24,
1866 ; married in Gardiner, March 28, 1885, Elmer Ellsworth Lord,
son of Emerson and Jane Lord. He was born in Litchfield, Me., Aug.
12, 1862. They reside in Lisbon Falls, Me. (1899).
Children, first three born in Gardiner, other in Lisbon Falls :
2143. i. Charles Emerson'", b. May 23, 1887.
2144. ii. Harry Elmer'", b. May 23, 1887, d. same day.
2145. in. Marion Emma'", b. Oct. 10, 1892.
2146. iv. Madelyn Frances'", b. July i, 1896.
1581. John Floyd? Hinds, son of Charles Crogin* and
Frances Emily (Noyes) Hinds (Ebenezer'', Ebenezer'-, Ebenezer', Eben-
266

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MARGARET KATHERINE HINDS

CLAYlOrl AURLIIUS HINDS.

NINTH GENERATION 26/
ezer*, John', William", William'), born in Pittston, Me., Sept 17,
1873 ; married in Gardiner, Me., Aug. 2, 1892, Nellie F. Reid, daugh
ter of John and Lydia A. Reid. She was born in Georgetown, Me.,
July 28, 1873. They reside in Topsham, Me. (1899).
Child :
2147. i. Bernice Frances'", b. in Gardiner, April 11, 1894.
1585. Anne Hathaway? Hinds, daughter of Revillo Leon
ard* and Jean (Taylor) Hinds (Elkanah L.t, Ebenezer'', Ebenezer^, Eben
ezer*, John', William", William'), born in Fall River, Mass., Jan. 11,
1875 ; married Sept. i, 1896, Edward A. Millard.
Child :
2148. i. Dorothy Jean'", b. July 24, 1897.
1596. Albert Henry? Hinds, son of Aurelius Stone* and
Ellen Elizabeth (Noyes) Hinds (Albert G.'', Ebenezer", Ebenezer ', Ebeti-
ezer*, John', William", William'), born in Portland, Me., Dec. 12, 1874;
married in Portland, June 3, 1896, Priscilla Grace Libby, daughter of
George and Rosina (McNelly) Libby, of Portland. She was born in
Portland, July 13, 1876. He received his early schooling in the public
schools of Portland, later going to Worcester Academ}^, Worcester,
Mass., where he remained some over a year, returning to Portland in
1892. Here he took up a complete course of shorthand and typewrit
ing, and in September, 1894, entered the senior class at the Peekskill
Military Academy, graduating in June, 1895, receiving gold and silver
medals for prize oratory. On returning to Portland, he entered the
laboratory of his father, as bookkeeper, remaining there ever since.
While attending the academy in Peekskill, his attention was drawn
toward genealogical work, and the foundation of this book was started
there. These foundation sheets were laid aside until during the year
1897, when they were again picked up and extensive plans were made
for gathering data for "The Hinds Family." This work went on until
the present time, and the compiler has endeavored to make a book
which will not only be interesting to the present generation, but which
will be handed down to the many generations to come. May all find as
much interest contained therein, as the author has found in compiling
the same. He lives in Portland (1899).
Children, born in Portland :
2149. i. Margaret Katherine'", b. March 27, 1897. At birth she had
probably more living ancestors, representing a greater number of
generations than any baby in the vicinity. She had one great-
great-grandmother, two great grandfathers, two great-grand-

268 THE HINDS FAMILY
mothers, two grandmothers, and two grandfathers. On her
father's side, she completed four living generations, and on her
mother's side, five generations were represented by living per
sons. The five-generation group, which was taken when the
little girl was but a few months old, is in possession of the
family and is very interesting.
2150. U. Clayton Aurelius'", b. March 27, 1899.
1605. William Elbridge? Hinds, son of William Canada*
and Isabel (Finnard) Hinds (Elbridge C', Ebenezer'-, EbenezerS, Eben
ezer*, John', William", William'), born in Biddeford, Me., March 23,
1874 ; married in New York City, N. Y., June 9, 1898, Clara Elizabeth
Hurlbut, daughter of Charles Rodney and Phoebe Ann (Calvert)
Hurlbut. She was born in New York, Nov. 8, 1882.
1714. Alice Adeline? Hinds, daughter of Alonzo* and Laura
Ann (Greely) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Essex, Vt, Nov. 17, 1848 ; married in Thomson, 111.,
Oct 24, 1868, Fred N.Taylor. Theyreside in Jewell Junction, Iowa,
where he is a farmer (1899). She has furnished the data of her branch
of the family.
Children :
2151. i. Laura D.'°, b. AprU 24, 1870; m. in 1891, George W. Davis,
of Jewell, who d. Feb. 16, 1899.
Hattie A.'°, b. Aug. 12, 1872, d. Oct 5, 1874.
Frank F.'°, b. Aug. 5, 1874. He is a farmer of Jewell (1899).
Myrtle M.'", b. May 7, 1876 ; m. J. S. RUey, a farmer of Web
ster City, la.
IVA A.'", b. in JeweU, Oct 25, 1877.
Freddie G.'", b. July 31, 1884, d. March 15, 1887.
Ralph C", b. Oct. 19, 1888.
Vernon M.'", b. March 27, 1891.
1716. Ida Marinda? Hinds, daughter of Alonzo*, and Laura
Ann (Greely) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius'-, Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in Essex, Vt, Aug. 19, 1852 ; married in Cadiz, Wis.,
April 25, 1869, Camel Alexander Howe, who was born in Oneco, 111.,
April 6, 1850. She moved to Illinois with her parents in 1866. He is
a traveling salesman and resides in Lena, III. (1899). She has fur
nished the data regarding her family.
Children :
2159. i. William Alonzo'", b. in Mt. Pleasant IU., AprU 4, 1870, d.
there, Oct. 24, 1872.
2160. n. Frederick Camel'", b. in Mt. Pleasant, March 2, 1873, d. in
Elgin, IU., Jan. 22, 1896.

2152.

u.

2153-

iii.

2154.

iv.

2155.

V.

2156.

vi.

2157.

vii.

2158.

viii.

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NINTH GENERATION 269
2161. iii. Clinton Wilson'", b. in Fairhaven, 111., March 16, 1875.
2162. iv. Edward Harold'", b. in Thomson, IU., Aug. 11, 1878.
2163. V. Grace Marie'", b. in Lena, June 27, 1884.
2164. vi. Alice Lenore'", b. in Lena, June 29, 1890.
1722. William V.? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah
(Gibler) Hinds (Eli'', Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., III., Dec. 22, 1849 ! married
in Oneco, Sept i8, 1869, Clara Jane Howe, daughter of James and
Melissa (Vanmatre) Howe. He is a farmer and lives without children
in David City, Neb. (1899).
1723. Eli? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah (Gibler)
Hinds, (Elit, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*', John', John", James'), born in
Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., III., April 13, 185 1 ; married in
Oneco, Feb. 29, 1872, Maggie Scanlgn, daughter of Patrick and Martha
(Taylor) Scanlon. She was born in Akron, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1848. He
is a farmer and lives in Winslow, III. (1899).
Children :
2165. i. Eli L.'", b. Dec. i, 1872, d. Feb. 13, 1873.
2166. ii. Andrew'", b. AprU 6, 1874.
2167. iii. Thomas'", b. May 20, 1876.
1724. Laura Ann? Hinds, daughter of Andrew* and Mrs.
Sarah (Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., Nov. 14, 1852 ;
married in Oneco, Sept. 18, 1869, Henry C. Taft, who was born in
Oneco, Jan. 24, 1846. He was the son of Benjamin F. and Lydia
Catherine (Welsch) Taft. They reside in Oneco (1899). He was a
volunteer in the Civil war in the 46th Illinois Infantry. She has fur
nished the records of her family for this work.
Children :
2168. i. Annie'", b. June 28, 1870; m. in Freeport, IU., March 7, 1893,
WUliam Northey. ChUd : (a) Vera Clare", b. in Shannon, 111.,
Feb. 15, 1895.
2169. ii. Jennie'", b. May 9, 1872 ; m. in Cadiz, Green Co., Wis., Feb. 22,
1892, WUliam Fryer. ChUd : (a) Harry Clay", b. in Shannon,
Sept. 5, I893.
2170. in. Maud'", b. March 29, 1874 ; m. in Freeport IU., Feb. i, 1896,
Edward Lincold Stewart. They are without chUdren.
2171. iv. Sarah'", b. Jan. 29, 1877; m. in Cadiz, Dec. 25, 1895, Lewis Mil
ler. ChUd : (a) Russell Laurell", b. in Oneco, Nov. 15, 1896.
2172. V. Myrtie'", b. July 18, 1872; m. in Cadiz, May 18, 1898, John A.
Duncan. They are without chUdren.

270 THE HINDS FAMILY
1725. Lewis H.? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah
(Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., III., April 16, 1854 ; married
in Winslow Township, 111., Dec. 23, 1874, Eugena Vaughan. He is a
farmer and resides in David City, Neb. (1899).
Children :

2I73.

i.

Kate'".

2174.

ii.

Orrin'"-

2175.

iii.

Josephine'

2176.

iv.

Charles'".

2177.

V.

Boyd'"

2178.

vi.

Romeo"".

2179.

vii.

Brian'".

1726. Franklin Pierce? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs.
Sarah (Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Freeport, 111., March 11, 1856 ; married in Oneco, 111 ,
July 29, 1880, Margaret Ann Lloyd, daughter of Henry, born in Eng-'
land, Aug. 26, 1814, died Jan. 13, 1887, and Susannah (White) Lloyd,
born in Portsmouth, Ohio, Feb. 14, 1820, d. Feb. 27, 1888. She was
born in Portsmouth, Siota Co., Ohio, May i6, 1855. They reside in
Winslow, 111., where he is a farmer (1899). He has been of much as
sistance in getting the records of his family.
Children, born in Oneco :
2180. i. William Van'", b. Jan. 30, 1S82.
2181. ii. Kittie May'", b. May 13, 18S4, d. in Oneco, Oct. 12, 1884.
2182. iii. Claten Boyd'", b. May 13, 1884, d. in Oneco, Oct. 6, 1884.
2183. iv. Kittie Lola'", b. Nov. 26, i886.
1727. Margaret Jane? Hinds, daughter of Andrew* and
Mrs. Sarah (Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cortielius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., Jan. 6, 1858 ;
married in Oneco, Feb. 10, 1876, Lewis W. Taft son of Benjamin F. and
Lydia Catherine (Welsch) Taft. He was born in Oneco, Sept. 7, 1855.
They reside in Oneco (1899) and she has furnished the record of her
family for this work.
Children, born in Oneco Township :
2184. i. Joseph B.'°, b. Nov. 10, 1877.
2185. ii. Della'", b. Dec. 20, 1878, d. in Oneco, in June, 1879.
2186. in. Jessie Pearl'", b. July 23, 1879; m. in Martintown, Wis., Nov.
21, 1897, Rudolph J. Schwitz, son of Jacob and Magdalena
Schwitz. He was b. in Illinois, Oct 10, 1876.
2187. iv. Wren'", b. May 22, 1882.
2188. V. Emma'", b. AprU 11, 1884.

NINTH GENERATION 2/1

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2 1 go,
2191 21922193

vi. Guy'°, b. Nov. 5, 1886.
vn. Mamie'", b. June 3, 1888.
vui. Claton'", b. June 3, 1892.
ix. Hazel'", b. June 10, 1894.
X. Parker Lewis'", b. March 20, 18

1728. James D.? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah
(Gibler) Hinds (Eli', Eli", Cornelius^, Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., Jan. 31, 1859 ; married
in Lena, 111., Nov. 12, 1884, Jennie M. Rife, daughter of Henry Abram
and Susan (Kemper) Rife. She was born in Freeport, Stephenson Co.,
111., Sept. 9, 1863. For about twelve years, he has been on the road
for a carriage manufacturer, in the sale of buggies. At present (1899),
he has a carriage repository in Lena, where he resides. He and his
wife have been of great service in tracing out the families of their
brothers and sisters.
Children, born in Lena :
2194. i. Mildred Adell'", b. Aug. 28, 1886.
2195. ii. James Harold'", b. May 7, 1890.
1729. Mary D.? Hinds, daughter of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah
(Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., Oct. 11, i860; married
in Oneco, Aug. 8, 1881, Joseph Howe, son of Cyrus and Priscilla
Howe. He was born Nov. 22, 1857. They live in Winslow, 111. (1899).
Children : James'", b. Aug. 16, 1882.
Melvin'", b. Oct 29, 1884.
Bertha'", b. March 25, 1886.
Marcelia'", b. AprU 14, 1888.
Joseph F.'", b. Sept 22, 1892.
Nellie May'", b. Nov. 14, 1895.
Charles Erwin'", b. AprU 29, 1897.
Letha Fray'", b. Jan. 13, 1899.

1730. Idella May? Hinds, daughter of Andrew* and Mrs.
Sarah (Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., April 24,
1862 ; married in Oneco, May 11, 1879, James Morgan Rybolt son of
Henry and Elizabeth Rybolt. He was at one time a school-teacher,
but is at present (1899) deputy county treasurer, and resides in Free-
port, 111.

2196.

1.

2197.

ii.

2198.

iii.

2199.

iv.

2200.

V.

2201.

vi.

2202.

vii.

2203.

viii.

Children

2204.

i.

2205.

ii.

2206.

iii.

2207.

iv.

2208.

V.

2209.

vi.

2210.

vii.

272 THE HINDS FAMILY

Minnie N.'°, b. in Winslow, 111., AprU 9, 1880.
Homer H.'", b. in Oneco, May 9, 1882.
Vida'°, b. in Winslow, Jan. 30, 1885, d. Feb. 7, following.
Bertha'", b. in Oneco, May 23, 1886, d. same day.
Maggie May'", b. in Lena, Aug. 23, 1892, d. five days later.
Esther'", b. in Stockton, Feb. 5, 1895, d. two days later.
Ruth Aurolyn'", b in Lena, March 11, 1896.

1731. Thomas J.? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah
(Gibler) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., Oct. 28, 1864; married
in Fairfield, 111., Feb. 14, 1886, Nellie Hurt daughter of Harris and
Sarah (Driskell) Hurt. She was born near Springfield, 111., Oct. 14,
1865. He is a farmer and resides in David City, Neb. (1899).
Children, born in Olive Township, Neb.:
2211. i. Harry J. '", b. Dec. 13, 1886.
2212. u. Oscar C", b. Nov. 14, 1888.
2213. in. Helen"", b. Aug. 7, 1891.
2214. iv. Andrew Thurman'", b. Aug. 23, 1S95.

1732. Joseph B.? Hinds, son of Andrew* and Mrs. Sarah
(Gibler) Hinds {EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Oneco Township, Stephenson Co., 111., Nov. 8, 1867 ; married
(first) in Lena, 111., Dec. 31, 1886, Jennie Breed, who was born in
Stockton, 111., Nov. 25, 1866, and who died there Nov. 24, 1895. She
was the daughter of Bradley and Martha Breed. Married (second)
Feb. 27, 1899, Anna Bolender, of Freeport 111., who was born in
Orangeville, 111., Aug. 11, 1872. She was the daughter of Harrison W.
and Mary Ellen Bolender. She graduated at Knox college, in 1892,
and also took a course of music at the New England Conservatory of
Music in Boston, Mass. He commenced learning the printer's trade
when but fourteen years of age, and with the exception of four or five
years, has, since followed that occupation. He is at present manager
of the mechanical department of the " Daily Democrat," in Freeport, 111.
While out of the printing business, he became very familiar with the
grocery business. He has owned and conducted several newspaper
plants, and now lives in Freeport (1899).
Children, by first wife :
2215. i. Grace L.'", b. in Lena, 111., Nov. 21, 1888.
2216. ii. Cora Myrtle'", b. in Stockton, IU., March 4, 1890.
2217. iii. Allie Adelma'", b. in Stockton, April 21, 1892.

NINTH GENERATION 273
1734. Lellah Matilda? Hinds, daughter of Barnabas* and
Matilda (Buck) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Manchester, N. H., June 26, 1853 ; married in Wins
low, Stephenson Co., 111., Dec. 25, 1873, Almon Marshall Taylor, son
of Alonzo, born in Gilsum, N. H., Oct. 19, 1808, died March 10, 1896,
and Dianna (Barber ) Taylor, died in 1867. He is a farmer and resides
in Thomson, 111. (1899).
Children, born in Thomson :
2218. i. Minnie Mabel'", b. June 6, 1875; m. in Thomson, Dec. 30, 1897,
Amos A. Burr, son of Aaron and Eliza Ann (Lewis) Burr. He
enlisted in the war with Spain, in the Sixth Illinois Volunteers,
and was a corporal in Porto Rico.
2219. ii. Clifton Hinds'", b. Aug. 14, 1878.
2220. iii. Alfred Joseph'", b. Jan. 10, 1882.
2221. iv. Ida Verona'", b. March 5, 1884.
2222. V. Archie Raymond'", b. Nov. 29, 1885.
1735. Ada Marion? Hinds, daughter of Barnabas* and Ma
tilda (Buck) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius'-, Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Manchegter, N. H., May 18, 1855 ; married in Wins
low, 111., Jan. I, 1880, Alexander Fye, son of John Fye. They reside
in Marquette, Neb., where he carries on a farm (1899).
Children, the first six born in Aurora, 111.:
Clara M.'", b. Dec. 4, 1880.
Otterbeine'", b. Sept. 14, 1882.
John B.'°, b. May 9, 1884.
Laura A.'", b. Feb. 25, 1886.
Child'", d. aged one year.
Child'", d. aged three months.
Mary Matilda'", b. in Central City. Neb., in Oct, 1890.
Lillian Lellah'", b. in EUendale, N. D., Oct. 30, 1894.
EvA Pansy'", b. in Marquette, Neb, in 1896.
Ernest'", b. in Marquette, in March, 1898.
1736. Eva Matilda? Hinds, daughter of Barnabas* and
Matilda (Buck) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt, Sept. 6, 1857 ; married in Winslow, 111.,
Sept. 2, 1880, Mahlen D. Mulnix, son of Eli and Desdemona (Dun
ham) Mulnix. They reside in Thomson, 111. (1899).
Children, by adoption :
2233. i. Eddie'", b. Jan. 19, 1881.
2234. ii. Celia'", b. in July, 1887.
1737. Clara EUen? Hinds, daughter of Barnabas* and Ma
tilda (Buck) Hinds (^/z', .£//*, Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
S

2223.

1.

2224.

ii.

2225.

iii.

2226.

iv.

2227.

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2228.

vi.

2229.

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2230.

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274 THE HINDS FAMILY
born in Eden, Vt, Dec 3, 1859 ; married in Cadiz, Wis., Nov. 13, 1881,
Daniel M. Webster, son of Ebenezer and Mehittabel (Merrill) Webster.
They reside in Thomson, 111., where he is a farmer (1899).
Children, the second by adoption :
2235. i. Luellah May^", b. March 25, 1883.
2236. ii. BeatriceI", b. July 4, 1892.
1738. Andrew G-ilman? Hinds, son of Barnabas* and Ma
tilda (Buck) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Eden, Vt, Nov. 19, 1861 ; married in Freeport, 111., Dec. 18,
1888, Sarah Mulnix, daughter of Eli and Desdemona (Dunham) Mul
nix. He is a farmer of Thomson, 111. (1899).
Children :
2237. i. Irving Andrew'", b. in Ellendale, S. D., Jan. 30, 1890.
2238. ii. Floyd Glenn'", b. in Ellendale, S. D., Feb. 6, 1894.
2239. iii. Edith May'", b. Feb. 14, 1898, in Thomson, 111.
1739. Aldace Sheridan? Hinds, son of Barnabas* and
Matilda (Buck) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt, Oct 27, 1865 ; married in Ellendale, S. D.,
Nov. 7, i8g8, Jennie A. Hutchinson. They reside in Ellendale (1899).
1752. Cora? Hind.S, daughter of Phineas D.* and Samantha P.
(Rand) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Johnson, Vt., June 15, 1867; married in Johnson, June 14,
1892, Charles Edwin Blake, of Haverhill, Mass., who was born in
Lowell, Vt, Dec. 20, 1865. He is bookkeeper and salesman for H.
Belanger, of Haverhill, a wholesale flour and produce merchant. They
live in Haverhill (1899).
Child, born in Haverhill :
2240. i. Persis Frances'", b. Oct. 5, 1S96.
1753. Don Sylvester? Hinds, son of Phineas D.* and
Samantha P. (Rand) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John", James'),horn in Johnson, Vt, Feb. 14, 1873 ; married in Haver
hill, Mass., June 8, 1898, M. Louise Steele, who was born in Haverhill,
Nov. 4, 1878. He is a motorman on the Lowell, Lawrence, and Haver
hill Electric Railway and lives in Haverhill (1899).
1754, Florence A.? Hinds, daughter of Sylvanus W.* and
Eliza D. (Proctor) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in Eden, Vt, June 14, 1857, and died Feb. 8, 1885 ;
married in Lowell, Vt, Sept. 9, 1876, Willie H. Stearns.

NINTH GENERATION 275
1755. Hattie A.? Hinds, daughter of Sylvanus W.* and Eliza
D. (Proctor) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt., April 28, i86o ; married in Eden, June 29,
1879, M. A. Hadley, son of Abel and Harriet (Marshall) Hadley. He
was born in Eden, June 30, 1850.
Children, first two born in Eden, others in Hyde Park, Vt. :
2241. i. Bertha M.'", b. Feb. 11, 1S80.
2242. ii. loNA F.'°, b. Aug. 30, 1882, d. in Eden, May 25, 1884.
2243. iii. Louie L.'°, b. AprU 6, 1890.
2244. iv. Charles M.'", b. AprU 27, 1892.
1756. Erastus H.? Hinds, son of Sylvanus W.* and Eliza D.
(Proctor) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Eden, Vt, March 23, 1862 ; married in Johnson, Vt., May 14,
1887, Minnie B. Crocker, daughter of Chauncy and Artie (Robertson)
Crocker. She was born in Johnson, Vt, July 29, 1865. He lived in
Lyndon Center, Vt., from 1887 to 1897, where he carried on a general
store, and where he was postmaster for four years. He then moved to
Cambridge, Vt., and entered into the creamery business with W. H.
Stearns. Children, born in Lyndon :
2245. i. JUNA E.'", b. March 9, 1891.
2246. ii. Jennie L.'", b. AprU 11, 1893.
1757. Jennie L.? Hinds, daughter of Sylvanus W.* and
Eliza D. (Proctor) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt, July 23, 1866 ; married in Worcester,
Mass., Jan. 21, 1889, Berton E. Newton, son of Sewell and Frances
(Hayford) Newton. He died March 2, 1893. She lives in Worcester
(1899). 1759. Gertrude B.? Hinds, daughter of Sylvanus W.* and
Eliza D. ( Proctor) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Eden, Vt, Jan. 19, 1879 ; married in Johnson, Vt,
May 12, 1897, Edwin W. Parker of North Hyde Park, Vt, son of Cyrus
and Rebecca (Brown) Parker. He was born in Johnson, Vt, March
16, 1871.
Child :
2247. i. Vivian E.'", b, in North Hyde Park, Nov. 17, 189S.
1760. George E.? Hinds, son of Joel H.* and Phebe (Avery)
Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in

2/6 THE HINDS FAMILY
Eden, Vt., Feb. 5, 1859 ; married in Clay Center, Kansas, April 10,
1888, Loucin Reed. They live in Clay Center (1899).
Child, born in Clay Center :
2248. i. Etta'", b. Feb. 23, 1891.
1762. Martin H.? Hinds, son of Joel H.* and Phebe (Avery)
Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'), born in
Eden, Vt-, April 26, 1862 ; married in Clay Center, Kansas, Feb. 22,
1887, Clara Hapgood.
Children, born in Clay Center :
2249. i. Gladys Irene'", b. May 8, 1888.
2250. ii. Mabel Irene'", b. March 17, 1890.
2251. in. Joel Henry'", b. Aug. 7, 1S91.
1 764. Silas E.? Hinds, son of Joel H.-* and Phebe (Avery)
U.inds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James',) born in
Eden, Vt, Nov. 12, 1865 ; married in Clay Center, Kansas, Oct. 28,
1891, Annie Fisher.
1765. Delilah L.? Hinds, daughter of Joel H.* and Phebe
(Avery) Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in Eden, Vt., June 30, 1867 ; married in Clay Center, Kansas,
April 6, 1886, J. W. Read.
Children, born in Clay Center :
2252. i. Clinton J.'°, b. June 5, 1887.
2253. ii. Minnie M.'°, b. Aug. 20, iS88.
1766. Effie L.? Hinds, son of Joel H.* and Phebe (Avery)
Hinds (EW, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in
Eden, Vt, Nov. 14, 1870; married in Clay Center, Kansas, March i,
1892, Miletus P. Fisher.
1795. lone? Hinds, daughter of Horace O.* and Catherine
(Knapp) Hinds (Josiah D.t, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in Lowell, Vt, Dec. 3, 1847 ; married March 18, 1866,
John F. Smith, who was born in Albany, Vt, July 17, 1842. They live
in Lowell (1899).
Children :
2254. i. Minnie'", b. in LoweU, May 13, 1868.
2255. ii. Jennie'", b. in Chicopee, Mass., July 17, 1872.
1796. Milo? Hinds, son of Horace O.* and Catherine (Knapp)
Hinds (Josiah DJ, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),hom

NINTH GENERATION 2/7
in Lowell, Vt., Feb. 27, 1852 ; married Sarah Doolan, who was born in
Troy, Vt, June 10, 1856. They live in Lowell and are without
children (1899).
1797. May? Hinds, daughter of Horace O.* and Catherine
(Knapp) Hinds (Josiah D.t, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Lowell, Vt., June 4, 1855 ; married Feb. 26, 1878,
Freeman D. Lothrop, who was born in Bakersfield, Vt, April 13, 1857.
They live in Lowell (1899) and are without children.
1798. Eli? Hinds, son of Horace O.* and Catherine (Knapp)
YiXnds (Josiah D,'', Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Lowell, Vt, Oct i, 1858; married Oct 9, 1880, Jennie Diana?
Hinds, daughter of Abel Smith* and Emily Diana (Stone) Hinds
(Abel 5.', Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden,
Vt, Sept. 6, 1863. They live in Lowell (1899).
Children, born in Lowell :
2256. i. Emma C.^", b. July 29, 1881,
2257. ii. Agnes Lottie^, b. June 26, 1889,
1799. Kate? Hinds, daughter of Horace O.* and Catherine
(Knapp) Hinds (Josiah D?, Eli", Cornelius'', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Lowell, Vt., Aug. 26, 1865 ; married in Troy, N. Y.,
Charles Kelley, who was born in Lowell, Nov. 9, 1859. They live in
Lowell (1899).
Child :
2258. i. ChloeI", b. July 6, 1890.
1804. Maud L.? Hinds, daughter of Eli* and Sarah J. (Pow
ers) Hinds (Josiah Z>.', Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'),
born in Lowell, Vt, May 15, 1878 ; married in October, 1897, Henry
Hinds, who was born in Eden.
Child :
2259. i. Cola Madge'", b. in Eden, in July, 1898.
1806. Jennie Diana? Hinds, daughter of Abel Smith* and
Emily Diana (Stone) Hinds (Abel S.t, Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Eden, Sept. 6, 1862 ; married Oct. 9, 1880, Eli?
Hinds, son of Horace O.* and Catherine (Knapp) Hinds ('Josiah D.t,
Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Lowell, Vt, Oct.
I, 1858. They live in Lowell, Vt (1899).
Children, born in Lowell :
2260. i. Emma C", b. July 29, 1881.
2261. ii. Agnes Lottie'", b. June 26, 18S9.

278 THE HINDS FAMILY
1808. Lottie May? Hinds, daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte*
and Mrs. Emily Diana (Stone) (Hinds) Hinds {Abel S,'', Eli", Cornelius',
Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden, Vt., Aug. 29, 1870 ; married
in Eden, Nov. 4, 189 1, Everett E. Ruggles, of Lyndonville, Vt, son of
Nathan and Lydia (Garfield) Ruggles. He was born in Lyndon. No
children in January, 1899.
1809. Agnes Lunette? Hinds, daughter of Napoleon Bona
parte* and Mrs. Emily Diana (Stone) (Hinds) Hinds (Abel S,', Eli",
Cornelius', Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Eden, Vt, June 9,
1873 ; married in Eden, April 22, 1895, Albert E. Ruggles, of Lyn
donville, Vt., son of Nathan and Lydia (Garfield) Ruggles. He was
born in Lyndon.
Child, born in Hardwick, Vt. :
2262. i. Homer Leon'", h. Feb. 7, 1896.
1814. George Henry? Hinds, son of George Kenfield' and
Mindwell Melissa (Carpenter) Hinds (Abel S,'', Eli", Cornelius', Corlis*
John', John", James'), born in Eden, Vt., June 26, 1872 ; married by
F. H. Raymore, justice of the peace, Sept 30, 1896, Maude E. Hinds,
Child :
2263. i. Daughter'" (name unknown), b. July 25, 1898.
1837. Frederick Sumner? Hinds, son of Frederick B.^,
and Eliza Mundy (Hammond) Hinds (Hiram Z>.', Cornelius", Cornelius',
Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Providence, R. I., Feb. 13,
i860 ; married in Providence, Feb. 8, 1883, Mrs. Mary Annie (Adcock)
Right of Newark, Eng., daughter of Charles and Sarah Adcock of
Providence. He is chief draughtsman for Lockwood, Green & Co., of
Boston, with whom he has been associated for sixteen years.
1881. Nevada? Hinds, daughter of Orvis Corlis* and Jennette
(Hart) Hinds (Alpheus H,i, Corlis^, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Aurora, 111., in August, 1854 ; married in Chicago,
111., in August, 1876, Dennis S. Jones.
1882. Eva J?. Hinds, daughter of Orvis Corlis* and Jennette
(Hart) Hinds (Alpheus H7, Corlis'', Corlis', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Aurora, 111., in April, 1858, and died in Chicago, July
16, 189 1 ; married in Wheaton, Dupage Co., III., in June, 1884, John J.
Fanning. Child :
2264. i. Oakley Ray'", b. in Chicago, IU., July 11, 1891.

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1888. Kate Lenore? Hinds, daughter of James Alpheus'
and Eliza Jane (.Norton) Hinds (Alpheus H.i, Corns'-, Corlis', Corlis*,
John', John', James'), born in Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 20, 1853 ; mar
ried in Rochester, Nov. 26, 1878, William Child Walker.
Children :
2265. i. James Hinds'", b. Oct. 20, 1879. Deceased.
2266. ii. Francis Child'", b. May 15, 1S82.
2267. Ui. William Warren'", b. June 2, 1884.
2268. iv. Helen Ray'", b. Nov. 15, 1889.
1892. Anna May? Hinds, daughter of James Alpheus* and
Eliza Jane (Norton) Hinds {Alpheus H.'', Corns'-, Corlis^, Corlis*, John',
John^, James'), born in Rochester, N. Y., May 4, 1869; married in
Rochester, Sept 16, 1891, Frank H. Schoeffel, son of Colonel Francis
A. and Sarah (Cauthro) Schoeffel. He graduated at West Point Mili
tary Academy, in June, 1891, and is now first lieutenant Ninth Infantry,
U. S. A. He fought at the battle of San Juan, in the Cuban campaign,
and was breveted captain for gallantry on that occasion.
Children :
2269. i. Marion Winifred'", b. Jan. 4, 1893.
2270. ii. Malcolm Francis'", b. April 3, 1898.
1896. Charles Edward? Hinds, son of George Wilkie*
{Alpheus ZT.', Corns'-, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John", James') and Helen
Ellen* (Hinds) Hinds (Silast, Thomas'', Corlis', Corlis*, John', John',
James'), born in DeKalb, DeKalb Co., 111., Feb. 17, 1866 ; married in
Tekamah, Burt Co., Neb., Feb. 17, 1888, Mary M. Parsons, daughter of
William M. and Ida H. (Kenniff) Parsons. She was born in Decatur,
Burt Co., Neb., Nov. 8, 1870. He is a teamster, and resides in South
Los Angeles, Cal., and has furnished the data regarding his branch of
the family for this work.
Children :
2271. i. Inez H.'", b. in Burt Co., Neb., Dec. 15, 1888.
2272. ii. William G'"., b. in Seattle, Wash., March 30, 1891.
2273. iii. Byron T.'", b. in Los Angeles, Oct. 12, 1893.
2274. iv. Edna M.'", b. in Los Angeles, July 16, i8g6.
1897. George W.? Hinds, son of George Wilkie' (Alpheus
H.t, Corlis^, Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James') and Helen Ellen*
(Hinds) Hinds (Silast, Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John', James'),
born in DeKalb, DeKalb Co., 111., Feb. 16, 1868 ; married in 1890,
Phebe Buck, who was born Oct. 21, 1868. He is by occupation a
farmer.

280 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
2275. i. Addie'", b. Dec. 19, 1891.
2276. ii. Daniel Jaspar'", b. July 18, 1896.
1909. Maggie? Hinds, daughter of Pitt Morse* and Sarah A.
(Haskins) Hinds (Thomas'!, Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John', John",
James'), born in Plainfield, 111., June 3, 1867 ; married in Allen City,
Neb., March 9, 1895, Isaac Boyle. They live in Allen City (1899) and
she has furnished much of the data of her branch of the family.
Children, born in Allen City :
3277. i. Leonard'", b. Nov. 28, 1895.
2278. ii. John'", b. AprU 20, 1897.
1910. Henry Washburn? Hinds, son of Austin Fuller*
and Mary Jane (Richardson) Hinds (Thomas'!, Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*,
Jolm', John", James'), born in Shabbona, III., July 26, 1859 ; married
in Concord, Neb., Oct. 11, 18S4, Evangeline Ida Gurney, daughter of
Charles Walter and Eliza Ann (Butler) Gurney. She was born in
Monticello, la., Aug. 12, 1866. He travels about the country during
the suminer months, with a supply of nursery stock and during the
winter teaches school. He removed to Iowa with his parents in 1869,
and the following year to Wakefield, Neb., where he remained until
1890, when he removed to Yankton, So. Dak., his present residence
(1899). Children, first two born in Wakefield and last two in Yankton :
2279. i- Eugene Read'", b. July 24. 1885.
2280. ii. Coral Vivien'", b. Aug. 23, 1887.
2281. in. George Henry'", b. Dec. 25, 1891.
2282. iv. Grace Evangeline'", b. Jan. 28, 1894.
1911. Clarissa May? Hinds, daughter of Austin Fuller* and
Mary Jane (Richardson) Hinds (Thomas', Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Shabbona, 111., April 7, 1861, and died
Dec. 14, 1892 ; married James W. Halpin. They had no children.
1912. Jessie Rachel? Hinds, daughter of Austin Fuller'
and Mary Jane (Richardson) Hinds (Thomas', Thomas'-, Corlis', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Afton, 111., April 6, 1863 ; married in
Wakefield, Neb., April 22, 1886, William Browne Hall, who was born
in New Berlin, N. Y., Sept 25, i860. Their home is in Dixon, Neb.
(1899).

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iv.

NINTH GENERATION 28 1
Children, born in Dixon :
2283. i. Oremel Dewane'", b. Oct. 5, 1887.
2284. u. Jennie May'", b. April 22, 1890.
2285. in. Grace Ellinor'", b. May 8, 1893.
2286. iv. Caleb Gardiner'", b. June 25, i8g6.
1913. Herbert Leslie? Hinds, son of Austin Fuller* and
Mary Jane (Richardson) Hinds (Thomas', Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Afton, III., June 11, 1868; married in
Wayne, Neb., April 29, 1888, Rose Adell Likes, daughter of Henry M.,
and Mary Jane (Zook) Likes. She was born July 17, 1869. They
moved to Iowa in 1869 and from there, in 1870, to Wakefield, Neb.
Children, born in Wakefield :
2287. i. Sidney Raymond'", b. Feb. 26, 1890, d. in Wakefield, July 17,
1892.
Oliver Earl'", b. July 17, 1S92.
Oscar'", b. Dec. 6, 1894.
Silas Franklin'", b. July 18, 1866.
1914. Grace? Hinds, daughter of Austin Fuller* and Mary
Jane (Richardson) Hinds (Thomas', Thomas", Corlis', Corlis*, John',
John", James'), born in Preparation, la., Sept. 13, 1869 ; married in
Lake View, la., April 11, 1894, Herkimer Teepell, son of Charles and
Mary Ann (Deacon) Teepell. She was born in Kingston, Ont, Jan.
23, 1866. They live in Lake View, and are without children (1899).
1987. Lizzie Agnes? Hinds, daughter of Samuel Woodward'
and Catherine N. ( Kimball) Hinds (Lowell L.', Calvin", Howard',
Corlis*, John', John", James'), born in Boston, Mass., Sept. 20, 1858 ;
married in May, 1883, Edgar Hunt, of Chelsea, Mass.
Children :
2291. i. Irving Francis'", b. in October, 1884.
2292. U. Harold'", b. Jan. 9, 1885.
20O6. Henry Parkman? Hinds, son of Calvin Parkman*
and Georgia (Hamilton) Hinds (William A.', Calvin", Howard', Corlis*,
John', John", James'), born in Worcester, Mass., Jan. 15, 1866 ; mar
ried Aug. 3, 1890, Fannie Martha Hapgood, daughter of Henry Roland
born in Worcester, Aug. 23, 1836, and Martha Maria (Collester) Hinds.
2061. Charles Norton? Hinds, son of Edwin Burke* and
Sarah J. (Shaw) Hinds (Charles C, Charted, John B.', Jacob*, Jacob',
John', James'), born in Hardin, Iowa, Nov. 2, 1871 ; married Josie

282 THE HINDS FAMILY
Walker, daughter of William and Josephine Walker. She was born in
Kenosha, Wis. He graduated at the Nebraska State University, re
ceiving degrees of B. A. and M. A. He also held commission of first
lieutenant. Company B, University Cadets. He was professor of
American history in York College, York, Neb., for one year, resigning
in 1897, because of ill health. In January, 1898, he was appointed
deputy register of deeds, for Gage County, Neb. He lives in Beatrice,
Neb. (1899).
Children :
2293. i. Clarence Edwin'", b. in Lincoln, Neb., Feb iS, 1896.
2294. ii. Lulu'", b. in York, Neb. Feb. 24, 1897.
2083. Marie Louise? Hinds, daughter of Joseph Nelson*
and Charlotte (Losee) Hinds (William', Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*,
Hopestill', John", James'), born in Pharsalia, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1845 ;
married in Richfield Springs, N. Y., Dec. 2, 1868, Lewis Clark, son of
Charles Lathrop and Susan E. (Perkins) Clark. He was born in Con
necticut, April 4, 1844, died in Key West F'a-i June 7, 1885, while on
board the U. S. S. Alliance, of which he was commander, and is buried
in Richfield Springs. She graduated at Mrs. Emma Willard's Seminary,
Troy, N. Y., in 1863, later traveling in England, France and Italy. Her
husband graduated at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
in 1863, completing the four years' course in two years. He was with
Farragut at Mobile, and was executive officer of the U. S. S. Rich
mond, when it pursued General Grant from Boston to China, there
overtaking him and conveying him along the sea-coast to the great wall
of China. She resides in Richfield Springs (1899).
Child, born in Richfield Springs :
2295. i. Theodore Lewis'", b. Oct. 15, 1869, and d. in Richfield Springs,
March 18, 1889.
2084. Theodore Frelinghuysen? Hinds, son of Joseph
Nelson* and Charlotte (Losee) Hinds ( WiUiam', Reuben", Joseph', Nehe
miah*, Hopestill', John', James'), born in Pharsalia, N. Y., Nov. 24,
1847 ; married in Utica, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1872, Marian McAdam, who
was born in Deansville, N. Y., Sept. 8, 1848. She was the daughter of
William and Louisa Luana (Titus) McAdam, of Deansville. At the
age of fifteen, he commenced a course of schooling at the Highland
Military Academy, Worcester, Mass., and from there went to the
Poughkeepsie Military Institute, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. In 1870, he en
tered Yale University, where he spent his freshman and sophomore
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1870. He took up the study of law and was admitted to the bar in
Albany, N. Y., in 1872, later practising in St. Louis, Mo., Beloit Wis.,
Chicago and Utica. From 1888 to 1893, he carried on a successful
boot and shoe business in Utica. His wife attended the Utica Free
Academy, from which institution she graduated in 1869. He has been
of great aid in gathering data of his branch of the family for this work,
having searched records, traveled around to see personally many mem
bers of the different families, and in every way endeavored to make
his branch complete. They reside in Richfield Springs, N. Y. (1899),
where their only child was born.
Child, born in Richfield Springs :
2296. i. Theodore Frelinghuysen'", b. June 17, 1883.
2.086. Flora Celeste? Hinds, daughter of Joseph Nelson*
and Charlotte (Losee) Hinds (William', Reuben", Joseph', Nehemiah*,
Hopestill', John", James'), born in Pharsalia, N. Y., June i, 1853 ;
married in Richfield Springs, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1875, Willard A. Smith,
who was born in Akron, Ohio, Sept. 6, 1849. He was the son of
Alfred James and Zabiah Cunningham (Stone) Smith. She was edu
cated at the Utica Female Seminary, Utica, N. Y.
Children, born in Richfield Springs :
2297. i. Marian'", b. June 16, 1876.
2298. u. Fred Willard'", b. Sept. 23, 1877.

¦mnattacbeb familiee

The following legend, regarding this branch of the Hinds family,
has been told to the compiler of this book, and which has doubtless
considerable truth in it, as it has been impossible to trace further back.
One other point which seems to make it all the more true, is the fact
that nearly every member of this family, with whom correspondence
has been carried on, relates nearly the same story. As the legend
goes : " There was an EHglishman, named Rogers, who was said to
have been a great hunter. At one time, in company with one of the
kings of England, he caught an animal called a ' hind ', and beat it to
death with a club, by which act he saved the life of the king. For
this exploit, the English government knighted him, and changed his
name from ' Rogers ' to ' Hinds,' and entailed to him and his heirs for
ever, an island called ' Placentia Island.' A certain man, whose name is
unknown, but which is supposed to have been Mudgett, then of Holder
ness, N. H., made a trip to England and found that the story was true,
had the papers completed, but was shipwrecked on his way home."
This story has been vouched for by many prominent members of this
branch of the family.
2299. This Rogers had a son, whom it is believed he named
Ambrose Hinds, and who married Sarah Mudgett, July 15, 1773.
Ambrose Hinds had thirteen children, of whom eight are as follows :
*2300. i. Edward, b. in Tamworth, N. H., in 1777.
2301. ii. Nathaniel, resided in Nashua, N. H., and had several chUdren
of whom nothing is known.
Bagley.
Barzillai, m. in Sandwich, N. H., Jan. 3. 1802, Patience Beede.
Thomas. Orlando, b. in Sandwich, N. H., AprU 4, 1782.
MosES, of whom nothing is known.
Elisha, b. in Tamworth, Aug. 8, 1799.
2300. Edward Hinds, son of Ambrose and Sarah (Mudgett)
Hinds, was born in Tamworth, N. H., in 1777, and died in Portland,
Me., April 10, 1869; married Eunice Merrill, of Falmouth, Me., who
resided in Portland. He was a man well known to the citizens of
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Portland, in the first half of the nineteenth century. Going to Port
land from New Hampshire at an early age, he soon impressed those
with whom he came in contact as a man of remarkable energy and
integrity of character, with business qualities of a high order. He or
ganized, developed and owned what was probably the first water work
system for public use in that city, conducting water from the hill down
to the water front, by means of the aqueduct system. He was also one
of the original and largest owners in the first steamboat sailing from
Portland, the old steamer Portland, this interest merging into his
subsequent large ownership in the Portland Steam Packet Co., and
furthermore, was a well-known and successful merchant of the city.
He was a life-long Democrat, voting at every election to the year of
his death, and notwithstanding his extreme age, steadily refusing to
ride to the polling-place. He died at the advanced age of ninety-two
years. Children, born in Portland :
Emeline, b. June 7, 1805, and died young.
Thomas Franklin, b. Oct. 20, 1807, d. three weeks after his
marriage, which occurred in New Orleans.
Edward Smith, b. June 8, 18 12, d. unmarried.
Clarissa Biglow, b. July i, 1815.
Sarah Jane, b. Sept. 14, 1818.
Angelus Streeter, b. Sept 15, 1824.
Ambrose, b. Jan. 19, 1827.
2305 . Orlando Hinds, son of Ambrose and Sarah (Mudgett)
Hinds, was born in Sandwich, N. H., April 4, 1782, and died in Chi
chester, N. H., March i, 1869; married April 5, 1806, in or near
Portland, Me., Mary Brackett, who was born near Portland,
Sept. 10, 1780, and died in Short Falls, N. H., April 26, 1872.
He was one of the old circuit-riding Methodist ministers, and was
licensed to preach in 1809. He joined the Methodist Episcopal con
ference in 18 10, and was first appointed on the Portsmouth circuit with
John Williamson. He commenced his labors in Amherst in 1829, and
is said to have been the first Methodist preacher there. In 1832, he
located with his family in Chichester. For several years, he was in
feeble health, but to the extent of his ability, labored for the cause,
continuing in the service for fifty-nine years. He was a man of great
personal dignity and urbanity, with a heart full of Christian sympathy.
Children :
*23i5. i. Barzillai, b. in Portland, Me., March 11, 1807.
*23i6. ii. Mary Ann, b. in Portland, AprU 5, 1809.
?2317. iii. Alfred M., b. in Stratham, N. H., May i6, t8ii.

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•2318. iv. George Pickens, b. in New Salem, N. H., July 27, 1813.
*23I9. V. Orlando, b. in Mansfield, Mass., Feb. 17, 1816.
*2320. vi. Ambrose, b. in Lynn, Mass., June 17, 1818.
2321. vii. Harriet, b. in Poplin, N. H. (now Freemont), Aug. 5, 1820, d.
three days later.
*2322. viii. Johanna Gibbs, b. in Poplin, July 5, 1822.
2307. Elisha Hinds, son of Ambrose and Sarah (Mudgett)
Hinds was born in Tamworth, N. H., Aug. 8, 1799 ; married (first)
Lydia A. Jordan ; married (second) Ann P. Dow ; married (third) Mrs.
Margaret Ann (Jordan) Thurston, widow of William H. Thurston and
daughter of James and Lydia (Barnes) Jordan. She was born Dec. 8,
1808, and died in 1892 :
Children, by first wife, born in Portland, Me.:
*2323. i. Daniel Ambrose, b. July 14, 1822.
2324, U. Eliza Ann, b. March 30, 1825, d. in Portland in 1897 ; m. m Port
land, Charles D. Thomes.
2325. iii. Fanny Dow, b. Feb. 4, 1827.
Children, by second wife, born in Portland :
*2326. iv. Benjamin Franklin, b. July 9, 1830.
2327. V. George, d. in infancy.
Children, by third wife, born in Portland :
*2328. vi. Melville Beveridge Cox, b. April 24, 1834.
*2329. vii. Mary Elizabeth, b. May 23, 1836.
*2330. viii. Sarah Ellen, b. AprU 13, 1838.
2331. ix. Edward I., b. Feb. 21, 1841, d. in Portland at the age of seventeen
months.
*2332. A. George Edward, b. May 29, 1843.
2311. Clarissa Biglow Hinds, daughter of Edward and
Eunice (Merrill) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Portland, Me., July i, 1815 ;
married (first) in Portland, George W. Pennell ; married (second) in
Portland, Lemuel Albert Collins of Connecticut She resides at the
Home for Aged Women in Portland (1899).
2312. Sarah Jane Hinds, daughter of Edward and Eunice
(Merrill) Hinds {Ambrose),horn in Portland, Me., Sept. 14, 1818, and
is deceased ; married Simon Whidden of Kennebunk, Me.
Child :
2333. i. Clara, deceased; m. Orrin S. Ross who is also deceased. Chil
dren : (a) Frank, (b) Sidney.
2313. Angelus Streeter Hinds, daughter of Edward and
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1824, and died in Chelsea, Mass., Nov. 6, 1892; married in Portland,
Sept. 20, 1848, Charles Cobb Harmon.
Children :
2334. i. Agnes Winnifred, b. May 22, 1850.
2335. ii. Edward Hinds, b. Feb. 5, 1852, d. AprU 7, 1869.
2336. ni. Ralph Gilbert, b. Aug. 11, 1856; m. April 14, 1886, LUlian
Gerrish, daughter of Israel H. Gerrish. He lives in Medford,
Mass. (1899).
2314. Ambrose Hinds, son of Edward and Eunice (Merrill)
Hinds (Ambrose), born in Portland, Me., Jan. ig, 1827 ; married
Rhoda Weston, of Boston. He has furnished the data of his branch
of the family for this work. He resides in Dorchester, Mass. (1899).
Children :
2337. i. Clara Gilbert.
2338. ii. Samuel Weston, b. Oct. 10, 1862.
2339. iii. Frederick Gilbert, b. Nov. 25, 1864.
2315. Barzillai Hinds, son of Orlando and Mary (Brackett)
Hinds {Ambrose), born in Portland, Me., March 11, 1807, and died in
Milford, N. H., March 25, 1878; married in Hooksett, N. H., April 12,
1831, Selura Aldrich, of Bow, N. H., who was born Jan. 26, 1808, and
died in East Boston, Mass., July 25, 1890. He was confined to his
room several weeks before his death, at times being a great sufferer
from indigestion. He was a business man in Portland, for several
years, and in 187 1, moved to Milford, where he resided until the time
of his death, making many friends by his genial and courteous manner
towards all with whom he came in contact. He was a firm and consis
tent Christian man, having been an active member of the Methodist
Episcopal church for over forty years-; his personal attachments were
strong, and when once formed, enduring. Mr. Hinds was an affectionate
husband, a kind and loving father and a respected citizen. He was a
mason by trade.
Children, born in Chichester, N. H., excepting the last :
2340. i. Alfred Edwin, b. Jan. 31, 1832, and d. in Lowell, Mass., from
injuries received on the Boston & Lowell Railroad, Nov. 15,
1855.
William Henry Weed, b. Aug. i, 1833.
Harriet Atwood Newell, b. Aug. 26, 1837.
Selura Adeline Wilson, b. Feb. 19, 1842.
*2344. V. Llewellyn Barzii-lai, b. in Boston, Mass., Oct. 15, 1851.
2316. Mary Ann Hinds, daughter of Orlando and Mary
(Brackett) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Portland, Me., April 5, 1809, and

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died in Concord, N. H., Jan. 31, 1887 ; married in Chichester, N. H.,
Aug. 13, 1834, Nathaniel Seavey, who was born in Chichester, Aug. 6,
1803, died there Dec. 4, 185 1, and is buried in Chichester. He was
the son of George and Betsey (Lane) Seavey. They lived in Chester
and Concord, N. H.
Children, born in Chichester :
2345. i. Anna Merrill, b. June 2, 1835 ; m. in Concord, N. H., March
2, 1865, Rev. Daniel James Smith, of Penacook, N. H., who
was born Aug. 8, 1831. He was the son of James and Sally
(Colby) Smith. They reside in Marlboro, N. H. (1899). ChU
dren : (a) Harley PiUsbury, b. in Lancaster, N. H., Oct. 9,
1868, d. in Groveton, N. H., July 29, 1869. (b) George Orlando,
b. in Rochester, N. H., Nov. 18, 1871. He graduated at the
Boston University in 1894, and is at present a teacher in the
high school in Walpole, N. H. (1899).
2346. ii. Mary Jane, b. Apr.U 29, 1837 ; m. in Chichester, Nov. 8, i860,
Sylvester Dana, who was born Oct. 19, 1816. He was the son
of Rev. Sylvester, born in Ashford (now Chaplin) Conn., July
4, 1769, d. in Concord, N. H, June 9, 1849, and Hannah (Kim
ball) Dana, who was b. June 24, 1777, and d. in Concord, Nov.
16, 1846. He graduated at Dartmouth College in 1839, and is at
present (1899) a lawyer in Concord, N. H. Children, born in
Concord: (a) Charles Sylvester, b. Aug. 30, 1861; m. in New
York City, Dec. 24, 1895, Mary Genevieve Devine. He gradu
ated at Dartmouth College in 1883, and is now connected with
the New York Sun. (b) Mary Huntington, b. AprU 9, 1864, d.
in Concord, Jan. 18, 1865. (c) Anna Barrows, b. June 24, 1867,
d. in Concord, Nov. 19, 1868. (d) George Radcliffe, b. May 21,
1 870, d. in Rochester, N. H., Aug. 31, 1872. (e) Marion, b.
July 10, 1871, d. in Concord, Jan. 12, 1872. (f) Isabel Seavey,
b. April 7, 1873, d. in Concord, .\prU 25, 1897. (g) Florence, b.
April 21, 1873, d. in Concord, Oct. 16, 1889. (h) Alice Louise,
b. Dec. 30, 1879.
2347. iii. Betsey Drake, b. July 23, 1840, d. in Chichester, Nov. 15, 1841.
2348. iv. George Orlando, b. Aug. 31, 1842, d. in Boston, Mass., Feb. 5,
1889; m. in Boston, March 10, 1886, Marion C. Dunn.
2349. V. Emily Lane, b. Feb. 22, 1845, d. in Chichester, April 11, 1848.
2317. Alfred M. Hinds, son of Orlando and Mary (Brackett)
Hinds (Ambrose), born in Stratham, N. H., May 16, 1811, d. May 17,
1867, and is buried in Chichester, N. H.; married (first) in Boston,
Mass., Aug. 8, 1832, Susannah Sanborn, who was born in Chichester,
July 3, 1811, and died in Chelsea, Mass., July 4, 1854; married
(second) July 10, 1855, Julia Robinson. He had no children by either
wife.
2318. George Pickens Hinds, son of Orlando and Mary
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and died in Boston, Mass., Nov. 21, 1845 ! married April 9, 1835, 2^''"
bara Burkis. At his death, she married George Pickens, by whom she
had one child, Frances Deborah Pickens, who was married in Still
water, Minn., Nov. 23, 1858, to William Greene Heustis, who was born
in Putney, Jan. 7, 1827.
2319. Orlando Hinds, son of Orlando and Mary (Brackett)
Hinds (Ambrose), born in Mansfield, Mass., Feb. 17, 1816, and died in
Loudon, N. H., Jan. i, 1890 ; married (first) in Boston, Mass., April 20,
1843, Jane G. Lawrence, who died May 27, 1845. He married (second)
in Boston, June 23, 1845, Eliza Ann Lawrence, who was born in Bos
ton, March 26, 1823, and died in Loudon, June 28, 1879. She was the
daughter of William and Eliza (Hale) Lawrence.
Children, by second marriage :
Eliza Jane, b. July 23, 1846, d. July 23, 1848.
John Wesley, b. July 22, 1848.
Ida Francelle, b. May 30, 1850 ; m. Mr. Sargent and resides in
Wolfboro, N. H. (1899).
George Ambrose, b. June 29, 1852.
Lizzie Deland, b. July 8, 1855, d. July 16, 1872.
Nellie Sweet, b. Sept 25, 1857.
Sarah Jane, b. March 22, 1861.
Eliza Hale, b. Aug. 19, 1864.
William Lawrence, b. March 19, 1868.
2320. Ambrose Hinds, son of Orlando and Mary (Brackett)
Hinds (Ambrose), born in Lynn, Mass., June 17, 1818; married (first)
in Barnstable, Mass., March 14, 1841, Deborah F. Prentice, who died
April 8, 1841 ; married (second) July 5, 1849, Anna M. Russell ; mar
ried (third) in San Francisco, Cal., July 11. i860, Lydia A. Cass. He
moved with his second wife to San Francisco, going on the ship Tele
graph around Cape Horn, arriving in March, 1853. He lives in San
Francisco (1899), and has furnished many ofthe records of his branch
of the family for this book.
Child, by second wife :
2359. i. Fred A., b. in Brighton, Mass., Aug. 19, 1851.
2322. Johanna Gibbs Hinds, daughter of Orlando and
Mary (Brackett) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Poplin (now Fremont),
N. H., July 5, 1822, died in Epsom, N. H., April 18, 1892, and is
buried in Chichester, N. H. ; married in Chichester, April 12, 1864,
Isaac Wood Chandler, who was born in Hebron, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1815,
and died in Concord, N. H., Sept 22, 1892. He was the son of
T

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23S3-

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2356.

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Isaac and Molly (Kimball) Chandler. He first married Fanny Crowell,
of Newark, N. J., June 14, 1855. They lived in Short Falls, Concord
and Epsom.
Child: 2360. i. William Lee, b. in Chichester, Jan. 25, 1867 ; m. March 17,
1888, Edith L. MUls. They reside in Concord, N. H.
2323. Daniel Ambrose Hinds, son of Elisha and Lydia A.
(Jordan) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Portland, Me., July 14, 1822, and
died in Chicago, 111., July 10, 1877; married (first) Sophiette Mason,
of Stroudwater, Me., who died in Portland ; married (second) Mary
Parker. Child, by first wife :
2361. i. Etta, b. May 16, 1853.
Children, by second wife :
2362. U. OzRO H., b. Jan. 6, i860. Resides in La Mars, Iowa (1899).
ChUdren: (a) Alfred WUfred, b. in 1890. (b) Marion, b. in
1S8S.
2363. iii. Marion, b. in 1862, d. July 9, 18S7. Married and had: (a) Clara
Jackson, b. Aug. 17, 1883.
2326. Benjamin Franklin Hinds, son of Elisha and Ann
P. (Dow) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Portland, Me., and is deceased;
married Adrianna Veisie Chase, in Portland. He was employed as
cashier in the custom house in Portland, which position he had held
for thirty years.
Children, born in Portland :
*2364. i. Anna Dow.
2365. ii. Frank Fremont, b. April 27, 1854.
*2366. in. Abel Chase, b. July 3, 1856.
2328. Melville Beveridge Cox Hinds, son of Elisha and
Mrs. Margaret Ann (Jordan) (Thurston) l^xnds (Ambrose), horn in
Portland, Me., April 24, 1834, and died from an operation, caused by
freezing his feet while fording a river in Cumberland, Md., in 1862.
He enlisted during the Civil war in the 4th Regiment Iowa Artillery.
He was unmarried.
2329. Mary Elizabeth Hinds, daughter of Elisha and Mrs.
Margaret Ann (Jordan) (Thurston) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Portland,
Me., May 23, 1836 ; married in Portland, Dec. 15, 1852, Jonathan
Turner, who was born in Trowbridge, Eng., May 23, 1828, and died in
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Children :

2367. i. Elisha Hinds, b. in Portland, Dec. 18, 1854; m. (first) Lena
McLeod, of Burlington, la. ; married (second) Kate Hare.
Child, by first marriage : (a) Fred. ChUdren, by second mar
riage: (b) Bessie, (c) Ralph, (d) Frank.
2368. ii. Mary Elizabeth, b. in Peoria, IU., March 25, 1856 ; m. in Boston,
Mass., May 29, 1880, Sumner Salter, who was born in Burling
ton, la., June 26, 1856. He was the son of Rev. Dr. Salter, of
Burlington. He is a graduate of Amherst College, and is a
professor of music. Children : (a) Winthrop, b. June 10, 1883.
(b) Harold, b. AprU 10, 1886. (c) Edith Marie, b. Feb. 1, 1892.
(d) WUliam Frost b. Sept. 18, 1897.
2369. iii. Sarah Prince, b. in Oquawka, 111., Nov. 3, 1859-; m. (first) in
Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1883, Ernest Whitney, who was b.
Feb. 27, 1857, and d. in Colorado Springs, Col., Feb. 27, 1892.
He was a graduate of Vale University. She m. (second) April
6, 1894, Charles Morton. Child, by first husband : (a) Margaret,
b. in New Haven, Conn., April 13, 1886. Children, by second
husband, born in Omaha, Neb. . (b) Dorothy, b. Nov. 10, 1896.
(c) Charles, b. Feb. 5, 1899.
2370. iv. Annie North, b. in Oquawka, IU., Jan. 22, 1865; m. in New
Haven, Conn., Dec. 24, 1887, Howard J. Rogers, who was b.
Nov. 16, 1862. He graduated at Williams CoUege, and became
professor in the Boys' Academy, in Albany, N. Y. He is now
deputy superintendent of public instruction in the state of New
York. He was recently appointed educational director to the
Paris Exposition in 1900. They live in Albany (1899). ChU
dren. (a) Kathryn Howard, b. Sept. 2, 1888. (b) Joseph
Edwin, b. June 22, 1890. (c) Carrie Walton Turner, b. Oct. 30,
1893, iri Burlington, la., and d. in New Haven, Conn., Feb. 20,
1897.
2330. Sarah Ellen Hinds, daughter of Elisha and Mrs.
Margaret Ann (Jordan) (Thurston) Hinds (Ambrose), born in Port
land, Me., April 13, 1838 ; married in Portland, Aug. 31, 1854, John
Prince, of Burlington, Iowa.
2332. George Edward Hinds, son of Ehsha and Mrs. Mar
garet Ann (Jordan) (Thurston) Hinds (Ambrose), hornin Portland, Me.
May 29, 1843 j married in Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 5, 1864, Mary Liv
ingston Woodman. He served a short time as private in the Civil war,
in Company H, i8th Iowa Infantry, receiving an honorable discharge.
He has lived in Oquawka, 111., Burlington, la., and Windsor, Canada.
He was locomotive engineer for ten years on the Burlington & South
western railroad, and is at present a machinist and engineer in Chicago,
where he lives (1899). He has been of great assistance in gathering
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292 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
2371. i. Margaret A., b. in Burlington, la., June 18, 1865; m. George
W. Lewis.
2372. ii. Minerva P., b. in Burlington, July 14, 1867; m. Walter L.
Stevens.
2373. iii. Arthur W.,b. June 5, 1882, d. in Chicago, 111., June 3, 1892.
2341. William Henry Weed Hinds, son of Barzillai and
Selura (Aldrich) Hinds (Orlando, Ambrose), born in Chichester, N. H.,
Aug. I, 1833, and died in Milford, N. H., July 29, 1897 ; married (first)
in Boston, Mass., Aug. 23, 186 1, Harriet M. Twiss, who died in Mil
ford, Feb. 7, 1871 ; married (second) in Amherst, Mass., Aug. 17,
1880, A. Margaret Twiss, who died in Milford, Jan. 12, 1890. He was
a native of Chichester, N. H., his family moving to Boston when he
was quite young. In that city he attended the public schools, and was
a graduate of the English High School, afterwards studying medicine
and attending medical lectures in Boston, receiving his certificate signed
by the highest medical authority of the state, making the profession of
medicine and surgery his life work.
Before the war, he accepted a position at Tewksbury almshouse,
Mass., which he held until 186 1. He was commissioned assistant sur
geon in the 17th Mass. Regiment, which left that state for the seat of
war on the 23d day of Aug., 1861. At a later period, he was commis
sioned as full surgeon in the 12 th Regt, where he served with
distinction until the expiration of its term of service.
The United States Medical and Surgical History of the War of the
Rebellion, part 3, vol. 2, page 450, has the following reference among
special cases of surgical skill, the operation being performed by Dr.
Hinds on Private Lewis, Co. G., 12th Mass. Regt, May 30th, 1864 :
" Three inches of middle fibula (the small bone of the leg) removed,
and so skilful was the operation that the regeneration of the bone took
place." In January, 1865, he went to Milford, where he was eminently suc
cessful as a skilled surgeon and physician, his practise having extended
very considerably to the adjoining towns. By his cheering word, his
patient manner, his calm and considerate demeanor, he endeared him
self as a physician in scores of families, and his name was a household
word. How many of the young people of to-day remember him from
their earliest youth, and he never failed to recognize them with a kindly
word. He was, to many of the elderly people of the community, too,
their only medical adviser. Outside of his professional duties, he at
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affairs. In all of these he was clear-minded, advised himself of facts,
a keen observer of the character of men, and when once his opinion
was formed, there it remained until circumstances of a most positive
nature should interpose to change his mind. Never made an assertion
without a reason, and was a man of positive opinions, and one whose
judgment upon matters political and otherwise was sought after by his
fellow men. In politics, he was an unfaltering Republican, one whose
mind was well stored with the principles of the party, and one who
could refer with great accuracy to the life and career of public men,
and readily quote speech or public sayings of distinguished men of his
time. He was the happy possessor of the faculty of recalling to mind
matters of interest and import. These things of intellectual excellence
were his ; he had earned them ; he was generous in the bestowal of
them when occasion required. He took an active interest in the cause
of education, and was a good friend to the school system. On the
board of health he was an efficient member, and seconded every
effort to carryforward any interest in that direction for the welfare of
the town.
In society circles he was always a prominent and interested member,
the Masonic fraternity probably eliciting his greatest pride and atten
tion, having a membership in Benevolent Lodge, King Solomon R. A.
Chapter, Grand Lodge, Grand Chapter, Knights Templar, and was a
32d degree mason. He was a member of O. W. Lull Post G. A. R.,
and the Loyal Legion; Custos Morum Lodge I. O. O. F., and Rebekah
Degree Lodge ; Souhegan Commandery of the Golden Cross, and the
Knights of Honor. He had held positions on the board of education,
board of health, member of the trustees of the free library, and was
frequently on committees on town affairs ; was elected trustee of the
Milford Savings Bank, Aug. 18, 1884; was 'elected president Aug. 26,
1893. He had represented the town in legislature, and was honored
by the citizens of the town as a member of the state senate, and for a
time a member of the State Republican committee.
Children, born in Milford :
?2374. i. Edwin Hinard, b. July 4, 1865.
2375. U. William Henry Weed, b. July 22, 1867 ; m. in MUford, Jan. 5,
1897, Kittie Maud Kenney, He is a physician.
2342. Harriet Atwood Newell Hinds, daughter of Bar
zillai and Selura (Aldrich) Hinds (Orlando, Ambrose), born in Chiches
ter, N. H., Aug. 26, 1837 ; married (first) in Lowell, Mass., Feb. 26,
1856, William E. Somes; married (second) in Nashua, N. H., Nov. 19,
1881, Edwin H. Peirce.

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Child, by first husband :
2376, i. Anna Byrne, b. in LoweU, Mass., Dec. 13, 1856, d. there AprU
25, 1859.
2343. Selura Adeline Wilson Hinds, daughter of Bar
zillai and Selura (Aldrich) Hinds {Orlando, Ambrose), born in Chiches
ter, N. H., Feb. 19, 1842 ; married (first) June 17, 1862, Norman J.
Ray of Boston, Mass., who died in Washington, D. C, June 16, 1863.
He was a member of the 33d Massachusetts Regiment. She married
(second) Sept. 7, 1866, Charles T. Jenkins of Boston.
Child, by first husband :
2377. i. Edwin Norman, b. in Lowell, Mass., Jan. 5, 1863 ; m. June 20,
1883, Carrie Thompson Faulkner of East Boston, Mass. ChU
dren, born in BUlerica, Mass.: (a) Fanny Adeline, b. Jan. 24,
1884, d. in Billerica, May 21, following, (b) Ethel Alina, b.
Dec. 10, 1884. (c) Harriet Faulkner, b. May 31, 1888. (d)
Norman Alfred, b. March 23, 1895.
Children, by second husband, born in East Boston :
2378. ii. Alfred Hinds, b. Jan. 5, 1869; m. in St. Paul, Minn., Oct. l8,
1892, Ida CecUia Evans.
2379. iii. Hattie Ellis, b. Nov. 5, 1872; m. in St. Paul, June 20, 1894,
Conrad Theodore Saunders and resides in St. Paul. Child : (a)
Adeline Jenkins, b. in St. Paul, May 27, 1895.
2344. Llewellyn Barzillai Hinds, son of Barzillai and
Selura (Aldrich) Hinds (Orlando, Ambrose), born in Boston, Mass.,
Oct. 15, 185 1 ; married in Milford, N. H., Feb. 4, 1880, Hattie Pauline
Mixer, who was born in Brookline, N. H., April 19, 1859. She was
the daughter of Stephen S. and Sarah Catherine (Bennett) Mixer. He
lives in East Boston, Mass. (1899) and is superintendent of the Bos
ton Fire and Police Notification Co. He has been of great assistance
in this work, regarding his and other branches of the Hinds family.
Child :
2380. i. Marion Louise, b. in East Boston, Aug. 27, 1882.
2364. Anna Dow Hinds, daughter of Benjamin Franklin
and Adrianna Veisie (Chase) Hinds (Elisha, Ambrose), born in Port
land, Me.; married Sept. 15, 1875, Charles Jarvis Chapman, who Was
born Jan. 22, 1848, and died in Portland, June 1, 1898. He graduated
from Bowdoin College in 1868. He was a member of the Congrega
tional church in Portland, and was a commission merchant in grain, etc.
From 1886 to 1888, he was mayor of Portland.
Children, born in Portland :
2381. i. Marion Carter, b. June 29, 1876.
2382. ii. Robert Franklin, b. AprU 26, 1878.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 29S
2383. iii. Charles Jarvis, b. Jan. 6, 1883.
2384. iv. Philip Freeland, b. Nov. 3, 1884.
2385. V. Harrison Carter, b. Sept. 19, 1888.
2366. Abel Chase Hinds, son of Benjamin Franklin and
Adrianna Veisie (Chase) Hinds (Elisha, Ambrose), born in Portland,
Me., July 3, 1856 ; married in Rochester, N. H., Sept. 24, 1881, Gussie
Lydia Cutler, who was born in Limington, Me., May 17, 1857. She
was the daughter of William Jordan and Almira Boston (Withams)
Cutler of Denmark, Me.
Child :
2386. i. Leah Lucretia, b. in Harrison, Me., AprU 8, 1890.
2374. Edwin Hinard Hinds, son of William Henry Weed
and Harriet M. (Twiss) Hinds (Barzillai, Orlando, Ambrose), born in
Milford, N. H., July 4, 1865 ; married in Milford, N. H., Nov. 23,
1889, Almedia C. Gauthier.
Children, born in Milford :
2387. i. Orlando William, b. Nov. 13, 1890.
2388. ii. Nona Melvina, b. Aug. 17, 1892.

2389. Benjamin Hinds, (parentage unknown) was born in
December, 1733, and died while on his way home from a sea voyage,
April 12, 1799; married in Marblehead, Mass., in December, 1789,
Mary Tucker, daughter of Samuel and (Mary Gatchell) Tucker. She
died in 1855, and is buried in the Western cemetery in Bremen, Me.
Captain Benjamin Hinds was an able shipmaster, and when toward
the last of the eighteenth century, a war was expected with France, he
commanded the ship Hercules, of eighteen guns, with letters of marque
papers. The ship was lost in 1799. Capt. Hinds and crew took to an
open boat, where their sufferings were so intense, that upon their
arrival at Cork, Ireland, all died except the captain and one man.
After the death of Mr. Hinds, his widow removed to Bristol, Me.,
where her father. Commodore Samuel Tucker, then lived, and where
her children made their home.
Children, born in Marblehead :
*239o. i. Benjamin, b. in 1793.
*239i. u. Samuel Tucker, b. in 1798.
2390. Benjamin Hinds, son of Benjamin and Mary (Tucker)
Hinds, born in 1793, and died unmarried. He was a lieutenant in the
United States army, and was stationed at Fort Preble. Sometime

296 THE HINDS FAMILY
after, he was ordered West on account of the Indian troubles, and
nothing was heard of him after, except a letter from New Orleans, stat
ing that he was sick in a hospital. He probably died or was killed in
the campaign.
2391. Samuel Tucker Hinds, son of Benjamin and Mary
(Tucker) Hinds, born in Marblehead, Mass., in 1798, died in Bristol,
Me., June 10, 187 1, and is buried at Bristol, Round Pond, Me. ; mar
ried in Bristol, Oct. 5, 1837, Nancy Doe Nichols, daughter of Thomas
Miller and Deborah (Rogers) Nichols, of Marblehead. She was born
in Bristol, Nov. 10, 1815, and is living in Round Pond, Me. (1899).
He was a prominent business man of Bristol ; was ship-builder, mer
chant and justice of the peace. He represented the town in the legis
lature for three terms, and held other town and county offices.
Children : Thomas, d. unmarried.
Benjamin Hammond, b. in Bremen, Me., Oct 12, 1839.
Samuel Tucker, b. AprU 14, 1840.
Thomas Wilbur, b. May 12, 1842, d. unmarried in Sierra Leone,
Africa, in 1863.
George Washington, b. Sept. 27, 1846.
Mary Evelyn, b. Aug. 24, 1848 ; m. Capt W. C. Thompson.
Henry Eugene, b. AprU 4, 1850.
Carrie Nichols, b. AprU 4, 1852.
Hattie White, b. AprU 7, 1854.
2393. Benjamin Hammond Hinds, son of Samuel Tucker
and Nancy Doe (Nichols) Hinds (Benjamin), born in Bremen, Me.,
Oct. 12, 1839 ; married in Augusta, Me., Sept. 15, 1863, Mary Frances
Moore, daughter of Louis D. and Elizabeth J. Moore, of Augusta.
She was born there, July 21, 1840. He graduated from Tufts College,
in the class of i860. Was a member of the Maine House of Represen
tatives from Bristol, in i860 ; clerk in the treasury department at
Washington, D. C., 1861-63 ; military agent for Maine in 1864; secre
tary of committee in the United States Senate, 1865-69 ; special agent
of the treasury department, 1869-88; agent of Woolen Manufacturers'
Association, of New York, 1888-96. He resides in Elizabeth, N. J.
(1899) and has furnished much of the information of his branch of the
family for this work.
Children :
2401. i. Mary Elizabeth, b. in 1869.
2402. U. Lewis Moore, b. in 1870.
2403. iii. Edith Marion, b. in 1874.

2392.

I.

*2393-

ii.

*2394.

iii.

2395-

iv.

*2396.

V.

2397-

vi.

*2398.

vii.

*2399-

viii.

*2400.

ix.

2404.

1.

2405.

u.

2406.

iii.

2407.

iv.

2408.

V.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 29/
2394. Samuel Tucker Hinds, son of Samuel Tucker and
Nancy Doe (Nichols) Hinds (Benjamin), born April 14, 1840, and died
at sea in 1870; married Lizzie Erskins. He was captain of the Mary
E. Hinds, which was bound for Sicily. They had one child.
2396. George Washington Hinds, son of Samuel Tucker
and Nancy Doe (Nichols) Hinds (Benjamin), horn Sept. 27, 1846;
married Eudora Smith.
Children, born in Bristol, Me.:
Samuel Tucker, b. in 1869.
Annie, b. in 187 1.
Augusta, b. in 1873.
Raymond, b. in 1876.
Elizabeth, b. in 1879.
2398. Henry Eugene Hinds, son of Samuel Tucker and
Nancy Doe (Nichols) Hinds (B enjamin), horn K-^r A i„ 1850; married
Aug. 15, 1877, Viola Hodgkins. He was at one time a clerk in the
Hotel Plaza in Boston.
Children :
2409. i. William Henry, b. in Bristol, Me., Nov. 22, 1877.
2410. ii. Carrie Nichols, b. in Brunswick, Me., Aug. 17, 1S90.
2399. Carrie Nichols Hinds, daughter of Samuel Tucker
and Nancy Doe (Nichols) Hinds (Benjamin), born April 4, 1852 ; mar
ried William C. Thompson.
Child :
2411. i. Frank A., b. in 1872 and graduated at Bowdoin College in 1898.
2400. Hattie White Hinds, daughter of Samuel Tucker and
Nancy Doe (Nichols) Hinds (Benjamin), born April 7, 1854, died in
1896 ; married William C. Loud.
Children, born in Bristol, Me.:
2412. i. Herbert S., b. in 1879.
2413. ii. William T., b. in 1885.

2414. Daniel Shotwell Hinds, (parentage unknown) was
born in New York City, July 16, 1790, and died in Michigan, July 19,
1868 ; married in Canada, Sarah Chard, who was born in Connecticut,
Dec. 31, 1796, and died in Saginaw E. S., Mich., April 9, 1874. He
was a farmer and moved to Michigan in i868. He had a brother John
who had a son Albert.

298 THE HINDS FAMILY
Children :
2415. i. Cinderella, deceased; m. Nehemiah Hubble, who resides in
Rawdon Township, Hastings Co., Ont.
2416. ii. LuoDEMA, deceased ; m. John Tripp, and had one child, who
served in the Civil war.
2417. iii. Lysander, deceased. He married and has a family in Herkimer
Co., N. Y. He served in the Civil war.
2418. iv. Henry R., d. about 1868; m. twice, and resided in Tweed, Ont.
By first marriage he had: (a) Jane, (b) William Henry, (c)
Harrison. (d) Nehemiah. (e) Sarah Ida. (f) Emma, (g)
Richard, (hj James Albert. By his second marriage, he had :
(i) Jones, (j) William.
2419. V. Sylvester, m. and lives in Modoc, Ont. ChUdren : (a) Daniel.
(b) Thomas Henry. (c) GUbert. (d) Oaklen. (e) Timothy.
(f) Hannah Louise, (g) Elizabeth, (h) Ida. (i) James Albert.
(j) George, (k) Samuel.
2420. vi. Ambrose C, deceased; m. and had: (a) George Washington.
(b) Jennie, (c) MatUda. (d) WUliam. (e) WUnet (f) Maria.
(g) Burton, (h) Luellen. (i) Frank, (j) Minnie.
*242i. vii. Daniel Shotwell, d. about 1868.
2422. viii. John C, d. unmarried about 1863.
2423. ix. William, d. Sept. 19, 1881 ; m. and resided in Midland, Mich.
Children: (a) Carlton, (b) Mabel, (c) James, (d) Daun. (e)
Vernon.
2424. X. Thomas.
2425. xi. Elijah, m. twice.
*2426. xii. Elisha James, b. in Sept, 1842.
2421. Daniel Shotwell Hinds, son of Daniel Shotwell and
Sarah (Chard) Hinds, died about 1868 ; married Louisa- Monroe, who
lives in Midland, Mich. (1899). He lived in Rawdon Township, Hast-

Ont., May 21, 1853.

ings Co., 0

nt

Children

2427.

i.

Isaac

*2428.

u.

James Albert, b. in Hastings Co,

2429.

iii.

Thomas Elgin.

2430.

iv.

John Carney.

2431-

V.

George Wellington.

2432.

vi.

Cinderella.

2433-

vii.

Catherine Louisa.

2426. Elisha James Hinds, son of Daniel Shotwell and
Sarah (Chard) Hinds, born in Canada, September, in 1842 ; married
in Midland, Mich., June 3, 1883, Ellen Dane Thoms, who was born in
Bangor, Me., Jan. 12, 1855. She was the daughter of Benjamin and
Nancy (Dunning) Thoms. He resides in Midland, Mich. (1899), and
has furnished the records of his family.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 299

Children :

2437-

1.

2438.

ii.

2439-

in.

2440.

iv.

2441.

V.

2442.

vi.

2443-

vii.

2444.

viii.

2434. i. Flora Estelle, b. June 12, 1885.
2435. ii. Roy Wesley, b. Sept. i, 1887.
2436. iii. Sidney James, b. AprU 5, 1889.
2428. James Albert Hinds, son of Daniel Shotwell and
Louisa (Monroe) Hinds, born in Hastings Co., Ontario, May 21, 1853 ;
married in Bay City, Mich., Sept. 19, 188 1, Ellen L. Cotter, who was
born in Chicago, 111., Nov. 13, 1857. She was the daughter of Red
mond and Ann (O'Neal) Cotter. He is a locomotive engineer and re
sides in Saginaw, Mich. (1899). He has furnished much of the
information concerning his branch of the family for this work.
Children : Redmond Daniel, b. Aug. 25, 1882.
Mary, b. Jan. 6, 1884, d. Jan. 29, foUowing.
James Poland, b. Oct i, 1885.
Patrick Pope, b. Nov. 15, 1887.
MoLLlE Louisa, b. Dec. i, i88g.
Helen Madeline, b. Feb. 19, 1892.
William Raymond, b. Dec. 13, 1894.
Hazel Catherine, b. April i, 1897.

2445. Elisha Hinds, son of Ezra Hinds, born Aug. 28, 1801,
and died April 27, 1876; married (first) Feb. 6, 1822, Nancy Berry,
who was bom in 1800, and died Feb. 6, 1854 ; married (second) Aug.
17, 1854, Margaret Huff, who was born March i, 1815, and died Sept.
I, 183 1. He was a teamster and a farmer and his father served under
Gen. Washington for three years.
Children, by first wife :
*2446. i. Elias, b. in Jefferson Co., Ohio, Dec. i; 1823.
2447. ii. Westley, b. Sept. 20, 1825 ; m. Oct. 16, 1849, Mary Ann Huff.
ChUdren , (a) Isabel, (b) Ira C. (c) Samuel, (d) Elisha. (e)
Ezra, (f ) Maggie, (g) Flora D. (h) Child (name unknown).
2448. iii. David, b. AprU 20, 1827, d. Sept. 24, 1857 ; m. in 1848, Elizabeth
Tiptoum. ChUd : (a) WUliam D., m. twice and lives in Indiana.
2449. iv. Mary Jane, b. AprU 23, 1830. She is unmarried and lives in
New Comerstown, Ohio (1899).
2450. V. Elisha, b. Jan. 16, 1832, d. April i, 1866; m. Mary Gorseline in
1854. He served three years in the 51st Ohio Regiment, during
the CivU war. ChUdren : (a) Elias. (b). Mary Jane, (c)
Nancy M., m. Mr. Archie.
*245i. vi. John, b. in Carroll Co., Ohio, Jan. 12, 1834.
2452. vii. Lewis, b. Nov. 4, 1839. He served in the I22d Ohio Volunteer
Infantry during the Civil war, and now (1899) resides at the
Soldiers' Home in Dayton, Ohio.

300

THE HINDS FAMILY

2455.

11.

2456.

iii.

2457.

iv.

2458.

V.

2459.

vi.

2460.

vii.

2461.

viii.

2462.

ix.

2463.

X.

Child, by second wife :
*2453. viu. James B., b. near Evansburg, Ohio, Dec. 4, 1855.
2446. Elias Hinds, son of Elisha and Nancy (Berry) Hinds
{Ezra), horn in Jefferson Co., Dec. i, 1823, died in Coshocton Co.,
Ohio, Feb. 24, 1884, and is buried in Taylor cemetery in the Coshocton
Valley ; married in Adams Township, Ohio, Dec. i, 1855, Susan Phil
lips, who was born in 1825 and died in Coshocton Co., March 7, 1887.
She was the daughter of Best Phillips.
Children :
2454. i. Adeline, b. July 30, 1856, d. May 27, 1893 ; m. Sept 24, l88i,
James W. Herstine.
Emeline, b. July 30, 1856 ; m. in 1888, F. W. Carr.
Elisha Hart.
Rebecca Jane, m. G. W. Wiseman.
Jessie, m. in 1896, Dent Lecy.
William S., m. Cora Swigert and resides in New Comerstown,
Ohio (1899).
John, m. Cora Johns, and resides in New Comerstown (1899).
Mary. Rhoda, m. H. J. Stomebroot
Eva, m. Oct. 3, 1892, Clarence Hert
2451. John Hinds, son of Elisha and Nancy (Berry) Hinds
{Ezrd),horn in Carroll Co., Ohio, Jan. 12, 1834; married in Bakers-
ville, Ohio, in December, 1855, Marie Need, who was born March 15,
1836. She was the daughter of John Need. He was a teacher in the
public schools until he moved to Iowa in 1867. There he followed
teaching, farming and was deputy sheriff. He now lives in Brooklyn,
Iowa (1899), where he is in the employ of a railroad company.
Children :
2464. i. Melise, b. in Coshocton Co., Ohio, Nov. 14, 1855 ; m. in Brook
lyn, Dec. 2, 1875, M. J. Southcott, who d. in 1885. She resides
in Brooklyn (1899). ChUd: (a) N. H., who resides in London,
Ont. (1899).
2465. ii. Sarah Alice, b. in Bartholomew Co., Ind., Oct. i, 1857; ra. in
Brooklyn, Jan 25, 1883, Joseph Wood. He is superintendent of
railroads in Brooklyn, and has two sons.
2466. in, ROLLIN W., b. in BakersvUle, Ohio, Jan i, 1861 ; m. in Victor,
Iowa, in Sept. 1884, Eva Shopbell. He is a conductor on the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad. They have one son
and a daughter, and live in Rock Island.
2467. iv. Frances Matilda, b. in BakersvUle, Sept. 23, 1864; m. in Chi
cago, Nov. 3, 1897, C. N. Eastman.
2468. v. Charles F., b. in Brooklyn, March 20, 1870.
2469. vi. Curtis B., b. in Brooklyn, July 25, 1872.
2470. vii. Grace, b. in Brooklyn, Dec. 2, 1877.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 3OI
2453. James B. Hinds, son of Elisha and Margaret (Huff)
Hinds (Ezra), born near Evansburg, Ohio, Dec. 4, 1855 ; married in
Coshocton, Ohio, Jan. 5, 1881, Amanda Corbit, who was born near
Evansburg, April 21, 1859. She was the daughter of George and
Margaret Ann (Norris) Corbit, of Evansburg. He is farmer and is
connected with the church, the board of education and the order of
Patrons of Husbandry.
Children : Francis Alvin, b. Aug. 22, 1881.
George C, b. Nov. 24, 1883, d. Nov. 14, 1884.
Ezra Leroy, b. Nov. 10, 1886.
Maggie Serene, b. Dec. 30, 1888.
Mary Viola, b. Oct. 17, 1892.
Infant (unnamed), b. Aug. 21, 1895, died next day.
William, b. March 10, 1898.

2471.

1.

2472.

ii.

2473-

ui.

2474.

iv.

247S-

V.

2476.

vi.

2477.

vii.

24 78. Joseph Hinds, (parentage unknown) is supposed to
have come from England. He had at least one child and perhaps
others. Child :
?2479. i. Simeon.
24 79. Simeon Hinds, son of Joseph Hinds, was born in
North Carolina; married Elizabeth Stone and moved to Tennessee.
Children : John. b. in Overton Co., Tenn., Oct. i, 1809.
Sarah, b. Aug. 31, 181 1.
Josiah. Clairborn, m. Miss Goodpaster.
James Clinton.
John. Simeon, d. in CookvUle, Tenn.
Susan, m. David Masters.
Mary, m. Sterling Harris.
Nancy, m. Mr. Weaver.
Elizabeth, m. Mr. Laughlin.
Caroline.
2480. John Hinds, son of Simeon and Elizabeth (Stone)
Hinds {Joseph), born in Overton Co., Tenn., Oct. i, 1809, and died in
Viney Grove, Ark., July 26, 1862 ; married in Guilford Co., Tenn.,
May 22, 1841, Rhoda Webb, who was born in Rockingham Co., N. C,
April I, 1817. She was the daughter of Meredith and Rachel Webb.

*248o.

i.

*248i.

u.

2482.

iu.

2483.

iv.

2484.

V.

2485.

vi.

*2486.

vii.

2487.

viu.

2488.

ix.

2489.

X.

2490.

xi.

2491.

xii.

302 THE HINDS FAMILY
At the age of twenty-one, he left home and went to Alabama, and there
studied for the ministry. Traveled and preached for seven or eight
years. Was preacher in the Cumberland Presbyterian church, also a
physician in Cincinnati, Ark. He traveled through Alabama, Georgia,
Florida, North and South Carolina, and later moved to Missouri,
where he remained two years, going from there to Cane Hill, Ark.
His widow resides in Silvan Springs, Ark. (1899).
Children :
2492. i. Rachel Amanda Elizabeth, b. in Cincinnati, Ark., Feb. 28,
1842 ; m. Robert Young Medearis, and lives in Cincinnati (1899).
2493. ii. William Green Dudley, b. in South McAlester, I. T., Feb. 5,
1S45 ; ™- Dallas Pittman.
*2494. iii. John Iredella Dillard, b. in GuUford Co., Tenn., Dec. 13, 1847.
2495. iv. Jane Malvina Catherine, b. in Muskogee, I. T., Feb. 8, 1850 ;
m. John Brasel, who was an artist. She lives in Muskogee
(1899).
2496. V. CoRDER Stone Samplet Webb, b. in SUvan Springs, June 16,
1852 ; m. EUa West
2497. vi. Margaret Julia Artemisia, b. in Waxahachie, Texas, Nov. 28,
1855; m. J. C. Ryan. He is the principal of a school in Mc-
Kinney, Texas.
2481. Sarah Hinds, daughter of Simeon and Elizabeth (Stone)
Hinds (Joseph), born Aug. 31, 1811, and died July 12, 1881 ; married
May 10, 1832, T. Sherral Anderson, who was born Nov. 23, 181 1, and
died May 18, 1854.
Children, born in Overton Co., Tenn.:
2498. i. Angeline, b. Feb. 25, 1833, d. May 21, 1877; m. Sept 5, 1850,
J. W. Penagrass.
2499. ii. Burton M., b. Aug. 22, 1835, d. June i, 1836.
2500. in. Elizabeth, b. Sept. 8, 1836.
2501. iv. Claborn, b. Aug. 18, 1837, d. Sept. i, foUowing.
2502. V. W. I., b. July 31, 1844; m. Jan. 14, 1864, Miss L. F. Dodson
who was b. Jan. 5, 1S47, d. May 27, 1880. ChUdren : (a) T. F.
b. July 21, 1864, d. May 28, 1865. (b) M. A., b. Feb. 11, 1867
m. May 3, 1891, J. E. York, (c) S. C. A., b. March 13, 1869
m. Nov. 21, 1886, John Green, (d) W. M., b. July 30, 1871
m. Aug. IS, 1895, Fanny Peck, (e) M. E., b. Nov. 3, 1873. (f)
J. R., b. Dec. 10, 1875. (g) Simeon, b. June 10, 1878, d. three
days later, (h) J. L., b. May 25, 1879.
2503. vi. F. M., b. Aug. i8, 1848, d. Dec. ig, 1866.
2486. Simeon Hinds, son of Simeon and Elizabeth (Stone)
Hinds {Joseph), died in Cookville, Tenn., where he had always lived ;
married (first) Margaret Gardner ; married (second) Mary Masters, of

John Iradella dillard hinds.

Tennessee.

He was a

Tenn.

Children

2504.
i.
Zina T.
2505-
ii.
James.
2506.
iii.
John.
2507.
iv.
Mary.
2508.
V.
Emma.
UNATTACHED FAMILIES 3O3
He was a physician, and his widow resides in Cookville,
2494. John Iredella Dillard Hinds, son of John and
Rhoda (Webb) Hinds (Simeon, Joseph), born in Guilford Co., Tenn.,
Dec. 13, 1847 ; married in Lebanon, Tenn., Nov. 21, 1880, Mrs. Mary
Bashie (Atkins) Lindsley, who was born in Knox Point, La., Oct. 31,
1850. She was the daughter of Elisha Connell and Mary Blackman
(Sutton) Atkins. He was educated at Cumberland University, Har
vard, and at the University of Berlin, in Germany. He is at present
professor of chemistry in Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn.,
where he resides (1899). He is dean of the college faculty, and has
received the degrees of A. B., A. M., and C. E., from the same institu
tion. Since 1884, he has been a member of the International Sunday
School Lesson committee, has contributed to chemical journals, also to
religious weeklies and monthlies. He is superintendent of platform of
Monteagle Assembly, and has furnished nearly all of the records con
cerning his branch of the family for this book.
Child :
2509. i. Kate Adelle, b. in Lebanon, Aug. 10, 1885.
2510. John Hinds, (parentage unknown) died and was buried
in Fayette Co., 111.; married Elizabeth Pugh. He was a farmer in one
of the Carolinas and then in Kentucky.
Children :
25II.
i.
Elenor.
2512.
ii.
Anne.
2513-
iii.
John.
2514.
iv.
Sarah.
*2Si.5-
V.
Mary.
*25i6.
vi.
Joseph.
2517.
vii.
Charity.
*25i8.
viii.
Simeon, b. in HopkinsvUle, Ky., Dec. 12,
1811
2519.
ix.
Elizabeth.
2515. Mary Hinds, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Pugh)
Hinds, married June i, 1826, Col. Charles Prentiss, son of John O.
2522.

111.

2523-

iv.

2524.

V.

304 THE HINDS FAMILY
and Rachel Prentiss. He died in Vandalia, 111., Nov. 22, 1837, where
he resided as a merchant In 1828 and 1830, he was a member of the
Illinois Legislature. In 1832, was register of land office in Vandalia,
which position he held until his death.
Children :
2520. i. Maria Elizabeth, b. June 21, 1827; m. Dec. 14, 1843, W. H.
Slade.
2521. U. Julia Ann, b. July 17, 1829, d. May 2, 1872 ; m. Sept 23, 1853,
Tevis Greathouse. ChUd: (a) Adela D., b. Aug. 19, 1856.
Mary Isabella, b. in August, 1831, and d. young.
Emily Amanda, b. in November, 1833, d. Dec. 23, 1859.
Mary Caroline, b. Aug. 26, 1835, ^""i ^- March 18, 1865 ; m.
June 14, 1859, Jacob Fauke.
2526. vi. Charles Kenney, b. in August, 1837, d. in March, 1839.
2516. Joseph Hinds, son of John and Elizabeth (Pugh)
Hinds, died in July, 1852 : married Nancy Knight, who died May 6,
1892. He was a farmer of Vandalia, 111. He had several children of
which only two are known.
Children : A SON.
A SON.
A SON.
Charles Eugene, b. in Vandalia, IU., Feb. 2, 1851.
Francis Marion, deceased ; had a son b. about 1871.
2518. Simeon Hinds, son of John and Elizabeth (Pugh)
Hinds, born in Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. 12, 181 1, and died in Fayette
Co., III., June 15, 1857; married Oct. 6, 1836, Jane Alvira Pond, who
was born in Blount Co., Tenn., May 16, 1819, and died Jan. i, 1880.
She is buried in Fayette Co., III.
Children, born in Fayette Co., 111. :
2532. i. Jerome Jasper, b. May 12, 1838; m. Clara Belle Bliss and lives
in Washington, D. C. (1898).
2533. U. John Baxter, b. Dec. 13, 1839; m. Josephine Wright and lives
in Decatur, Ala. (1899).
2534. ui. Joseph Monroe, b. Jan. 6, 1842 : m. Lucy Ann FriUia. He was,
during Grant's adminstration. United States Consul to Rio de
Janeiro, BrazU.
2535. iv. Adolphus Leonidas, b. Feb. 28, 1846, d. in Vicksburg, Miss.,
June 19, 1864. He served in the war of the RebeUion.
*2536. V. Emily Elizabeth, b. AprU 16, 1848.
2537. vi. Albert Morris, b. Sept. 16, 1850, d. in Memphis, Tenn., Dec.
I, 1869.
2538. vii. Ada Adora, b. Feb. 6, 1853, d. in Birmingham, Eng., Feb. i,
1884 ; m. WUliam Fawcett RamskiU.
2539. viii. Ferris Simeon, b. Oct 31, 1855; m. Eliza Spain.

2527.

1.

2528.

u.

2529.

iu.

*253o.

iv.

2531-

V.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 3O5
2530. Charles Eugene Hinds, son of Joseph and Nancy
(Knight) Hinds ( John), born in Vandalia, III., Feb. 2, 1851 ; married
in Black River Falls, Wis., April 8, 1874, Belle Barber, who was born
there, March 17, 1854. She was the daughter of James and Eliza
(Dugan) Barber. He was educated at McKender College, Lebanon,
Tenn., and at twenty-one went to Black River Falls, and in 1874, to
Red Wing, Minn., where he was deputy county auditor. In 1879, he
was made secretary of the Red Wing Mill Co. In 1884, he moved to
Woonsocket, S. D., where he engaged in banking until 1895. He was
twice made mayor of that place. In 1896, he moved to .Racine, Wis.,
where he at present resides (1899), '^'^^ i^ employed as manager of the
collection department for the J. S. Cass Co.
Children :
2540. i. James Barber, b. in Red Wing, Aug. 18, 1875.
2541. u. Charles Morton, b. in Red Wing, July 12, 1877, d. there, AprU
8, 1878.
2542. iii. Francis Somerfield, b. in Woonsocket, Nov. 28, 1SS5.
2536. Emily Elizabeth Hinds, daughter of Simeon and
Jane Alvira (Pond) Hinds (John), born in Fayette Co., III., April 16,
1848; married in Fayette Co., April 11, 1872, Dr. Louis Philippe Grif
fin, who was born in Charlestown, R. I., Oct. 7, 1843, 'iiel in Provi
dence, R. I., March 10, 1893, and is buried in Westerly, R. I. He was
the son of Dr. Joseph Hazard and Abbie Chloe (Hoxsie) Griffin, of
Westerly. She is a government clerk at Washington, and has had no
children of her own, but has reared a son and daughter of her sister
Ada (deceased), from infancy. Her husband graduated from the
Bellone Medical College. Four of her brothers served their country in
the war of the Rebellion, one falling at Vicksburg, the rest being mus
tered out at the close of the war as commissioned officers ; one as
captain and two as first lieutenants. Two have since held the office of
United States marshal.

2543. Levi Hinds, (parentage unknown) born about 1767 in
North Carolina, and died in that state in September, 1842 ; married in
1787, Huldah Byram, who was born about 1770. He moved from
New Jersey to North Carolina, thence to Tennessee. From there he
went to Madison Co., Ala., in 1808. Some member of this family
thinks that the father of Levi was named John, and that he came from
New Jersey and settled in North Carolina, where he died. There were
other members of the family who came at the same time, and who
radiated from North Carolina in several directions. Some went to
U

306 THE HINDS FAMILY
Kentucky, some to Illinois and some to middle Tennessee. It is
thought that Levi had two brothers, who moved to Kentucky.
Children :

2544

i.

Benjamin.

*2545.

ii.

Byram, b. in Knox Co., Tenn., March 5, 1792,

2546.

iii.

Calvin.

2547.

iv.

Joseph.

254S.
V.
Levi, b. 1805, d. in 1884. He married and had one daughter:
Eliza, m. Mr. Brazelton.
(a)
2549.
vi.
Hannah.
2550.
vii.
Lydia.
2551-
viii.
Chloe.
2552.
ix.
Mahalah.
2553-
X.
Thersa.
2554.
xi.
Millie.
2545. Byram Hinds, son of Levi and Huldah (Byram)
Hinds, born in Knox Co., Tenn., March 5, 1792, and died April 23,
1875 ; married Oct. 2, 18 13, Elizabeth Childress, who was born June 5,
1798, and died Jan. 14, 1870. She was the daughter of John Chil
dress, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary war. He was a farmer
by occupation, and served in the war of 1812, under Gen. Jackson,
being an ensign in the army. He was mustered out of service after
the battle of the " Horseshoe," and drew a pension to the time of his
death. Children :
*2555. i. Byram W., b. AprU 14, 1837.
2556. ii. Alfred Leonidas, d. in. 1864. He was a lieutenant in General
Roday's command of Confederates, and died in the Confederate
army.
2557. iii. Montgomery Benton, b. Dec. 25, 1840, kUled at the battle of
Chickamauga, Sept. 20, 1S63. He was a member of Gen. Joe
Wheeler's 19th Alabama Regiment, and was kUled in the famous
charge against Gen. Thomas' Corps.
255S. iv. Clarborn W., d. May 5, 1898. He was a member of Gen.
Johnson's escort, and was mustered out of service at. Greensboro,
N. C, in 1865.
2555. Byram W. Hinds, son of Byram and Elizabeth (Chil
dress) Hinds (Levi), born April 14, 1837; married Dec. 27, i860,
Maryant Rebecca Rickett who was born Oct. 6, 1843. He was a lieu
tenant in Company B, 48th Alabama Regiment, during the Civil war,
and was discharged at Richmond, Va., in 1862, for physical disability.
He rejoined the army in October of the same year, with the 3d Ala
bama Regiment, and was on detached service throughout the whole
UNATTACHED FAMILIES 307
war, serving with Gen. Joseph E. Johnson's escort, and surrendering
with him at Greensboro, N. C, May 5, 1865.
Children :
2559. i. Ernest, graduated at West Point MUitary Academy, and is
attached to Company F., U. S. ArtUlery. He served in the
Cuban campaign under General Shaffer. Commanded battery
on the second and third of July, his captain, Capt. Parkhurst,
having been wounded.
2560. ii. Alfred Walton, b. in Marshall Co., Ala., July 25, 1874. He
graduated at the United States Naval Academy, June 8, 1894,
and is now serving as assistant engineer on the U. S. S. Texas.
He held the same position on the Texas and fought at the battle
of Santiago de Cuba, holding his post under Capt. Philip at the
destruction of Admiral Cevera's fleet, July 3, 1898. His home
is in New Hope, Ala.

2562.

i.

^2563.

u.

2564.

iu.

2561. William Hinds, (parentage unknown) born Feb. 26,
1788, and died in Oak Ridge, N. J., Dec. 14, 1829 ; married (first)
Miss Woodruff ; married (second) Eliza Devenport who died in Oak
Ridge, N. J., May 14, 1856. Both are buried in Oak Ridge. He went
from New York City to New Jersey, where he lived and died. He had
a brother Benjamin, who died in Sparta, N. J., leaving sons. He
also had a sister Sarah, who married Mr. Howard and had no children.
Children, by first wife :
Mary Ann, b. Oct. 25, 1812, d. Dec. 11, 1858.
David, b. in New York City, June 12, 1814.
Elizabeth, b. Jan. 28, 1816, d. March 3, 1874; m. in Bridgeport,
Conn., Peter Norman.
2565. iv. Phoebe, b. Oct 16, 181S ; m. in Sparta, N. J., Andrew Reed.
2566. V. Theresa, b. Feb. 22, 1820; m. in Newark, N. J., Firman Denton.
Children, by second wife :
2567. vi. Fanny, b. in Oak Ridge, N. J., Jan. 2, 1826.
?2568. viL Sarah, b. July 27, 1827.
•2569. vui. Alfred W.,b. Oct 21, 1829.
2563. David Hinds, son of William Hinds, by his first wife,
born in New York City, June 12, 1814, and died in Santa Cruz, Cal.,
Dec. 4, 1889 ; married Hannah Norman, who was born Sept. 17, 1813,
in New Jersey and died in Santa Cruz, Dec. 30, 1884. He was the
first mayor of Santa Cruz.
Children :
2570. i. Mary Elizabeth, b. July 4, 1837, d. June 11, 1872, unmarried.
2571. n. William M., b. Feb. 14, 1839, d. Jan. 9, 1892, unmarried.
2572. iii. Samuel N., b. June 5, 1840, d. AprU 11, 1891, unmarried.

308 THE HINDS FAMILY
2573. iv. Andrew R., b. July 30, 1841, d. Oct. 7, 1888, unmarried.
2574. V. Arvilla, b. Jan. 8, 1843, d. March 30, following.
*2575. vi. Peter Richmond, b. Sept. 5, 1844.
*2576. vii. Firman Denton, b. in New Foundland, N. J., May 26, 1846.
2577. viii. Lucretia Caroline, b. March 18, 1848, d. June 6, 1851.
2568. Sarah Hinds, daughter of William and Eliza (Deven
port) Hinds, born July 27, 1827, and died Sept 27, 1871 ; married
Andrew P. Brink.
Child :
2578. i. Elizabeth, d. Nov. 18, 1889; m. (first) Mr. Wolf, from whom
she became divorced; m. (second) Mr. Brown. ChUdren, by
first husband: (a) Nettie May, m. Charles Stocking, and lives
in San Francisco (1899). (b) Valida May.
2569. Alfred W. Hinds, son of William and EHza (Deven
port) Hinds, born Oct 21, 1829, and died in Arlington, Neb., May 9,
1896 ; married (first) Susan Devenport, of Oak Ridge, N. J. ; married
(second) Emma Chamberlain, of the same place.
2575. Peter Richmond Hinds, son of David and Hannah
(Norman) Hinds ( William), born Sept. 5, 1844, and died Feb. 23,
1899 J married in Santa Cruz, Cat, Dec. 25, 1879, Nellie Cutler. They
had no children.
2576. Firman Denton Hinds, son of David and Hannah
(Norman) Hinds ( William), born in New Foundland, N. J., May 26,
1846; married in Oakland, Cal., Dec. 4, 1872, Emma Louise Lawler,
who was born in New Orleans, La., March 6, 1851. He was county
recorder of Alameda Co., Cal., for three terms, 1883-89. He is at
present a real estate agent and resides in Oakland (1889).
Children, born in Oakland :
2579. i. ViDA, b. Oct. 24, 1877. She has furnished the greater part of the
records of her family for this work.
2580. ii. Edgar Wilfred, b. Sept. 25, 1882.

2581. David Hinds, son of Turner and Ann Hinds, born in
Londonderry, England, in 1808, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. i,
1877 ; married in London, Eng., April 12, 1830, Martha Sarah Southey,
who was born in London in 1812, and died in Brooklyn, July 8, 1866.
They are both buried in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn. He was a
true-blue Republican and a consistent advocate of the abolition of

JOSEPH ED-WIN HINDS.

2582.

i.

2583.

ii.

2584.

iii.

258s-

iv.

2586.

V.

2587.

vi.

2588.

VU.

*2589.

vui.

2590.

ix.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 3O9
slavery from the time he reached this country. He voted for John C.
Fremont in 1856, and for that man of all men, Abraham Lincoln, in
i860. He was a firm friend and admirer of Louis Kossuth, and all
other advocates of liberty.
Children : Joseph William, b. in London, Feb. 14, 1831, and d. at the age
of sixteen years.
Elizabeth, b. in London, Dec. 14, 1832, d. in Montcalm, N. J.,
in Feb., 1879; m. June 9, 1852, Benard O'NeiU.
George James, b. Dec. 25, 1834.
Mary Ann, b. Jan. 31, 1837 ; m. Edward McCrea.
David, b. AprU 29, 1842.
Sophie, b. Oct. 23, 1844; m. James Johnson.
Charles, b. June 23, 1847, d. in infancy.
Joseph Edwin, b. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1848.
William Southey, b. Aug. 18, 1853, d. in Dec, 1874.
2589. Joseph Edwin Hinds, son of David and Martha
Sarah (Southey) Hinds (Turner), born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 18,
1848 ; married in Brooklyn, March 29, 1870, Mary Anne Beetham,
who was born in Brooklyn, June 5, 1849. She was the daughter of
Thomas and Elizabeth C. (Appleyard) Beetham, of Brooklyn. He has
always lived in Brooklyn, starting as a printer's apprentice in 1863.
He is now president of the United States Printing Co., the United
States Playing Card Co., and several other corporations. He has been
of great assistance in this work, not only regarding his own family, but
has taken an interest in the members of the Hinds family in England.
Children, born in Brooklyn :
?59i. i. Grace, b. Sept. 20, 1871, d. Feb. 14, 1875.
2592. ii. Joseph Edwin, b. June 29, 1873.
2593. iii. Samuel Southey, b. AprU 4, 1875. He is a lawyer. Spent three
years at Phillips Andover Academy, graduating in 1894, then
attended Harvard University for one year, and two years at the
University Law School in New York City, graduating in June,
1897, receiving degree of LL.B.
Anna Edith, b. July 27, 1877.
Elizabeth Cavil, b. Sept. 19, 1879.
Walter Beetham, b. Dec. 10, 1883.
Ethel Louise, b. Sept 14, 1885.
Dorothy, b. Oct 15, 1890.

2594.

IV.

2595.

V.

2596.

vi.

2597-

vii.

2598.

viii.

2599. William Hinds, lived in Sussex Co., Del , and had at
least one son, Thomas Hinds, who was born in 1790, and died in Sea-
ford, Del., in 1868, and who married Lavina Swiggett, who died in

310 THE HINDS FAMILY
Seaford, in 1858. He hailed from Seaford in the occupation of sea
faring. Served in the war of 18 12 for a short time in Delaware Bay,
at Lewes, which place was destroyed by the British.
Children :
*26oo. i. Thomas, b. in Seaford, Sept. 20, 1833.
*26oi. ii. William Swiggett.
2600. Thomas Hinds, son of Thomas and Lavina (Swiggett)
Hinds ( William), born in Seaford, Del., Sept. 20, 1833 ; m. in Balti
more, Md., April 2, 1857, Olivia I. Goodwin, daughter of Caleb and
Julia Ann (Bell) Goodwin. He resides in Jersey City, N. J. (1899),
and has furnished a part of the material of his family for this book.
Children ;
2602. i. Lela, b. in Baltimore, Oct. 5, 1859.
2603. ii. Thomas G., b. in WUmington, Del., Nov. 11, i86i.
2601. William Swiggett Hinds, son of Thomas and
Lavina (Swiggett) Hinds (William), niarried Katherine Huffington.
Child :
*26o4. i. Charles Huffington, b. in Cincinnati, O., Oct. i, 1850.
2604. Charles Huffington Hinds, son of William Swig
gett and Katherine (Huffington) Hinds (Thomas, William), born in
Cincinnati, O., Oct. i, 1850 ; married in 1869, Rachel Sumwalt, who
was born in Baltimore, Md., Jan. 4, 185 1. He is a merchant tailor.
Children, born in Baltimore :
2605. i. Daisy, b. June g, 1871; m. in Baltimore, Dec. 17, 1895, William
L. Girdwood.
*26o6. ii. William Swiggett, b. Aug. 10, 1872.
2607. in. Katherine Huffington, b. June 26, 1874; m. in Baltimore,
Oct. 6, 1897, Emmett P. Reade.
2608. iv. Thomas Edwin, b. Nov. 16, 1876.
2609. V. Lela, b. Dec. 30, 1877.
2610. vi. Charles Edwin, b. AprU 13, 1880, d. in Baltimore, in March,
1884.
2611. vii. Matilda Jane, b. Sept. 13, 1881, d. in Baltimore, in February,
1884.
2612. viii. Elizabeth M., b. in February, 1883, d. in Baltimore, in July,
foUowing.
2613. ix. John Neff, b. Sept. 30, 1884.
2606. William Swiggett Hinds, son of Charles Huffing
ton and Rachel (Sumwalt) Hinds {William S., Thomas, William), born
in Baltimore, Md., Aug. 10, 1872 ; married in Baltimore, Nov. 19, 1896,

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 3II
Mary Louise Lewis, who was born in Wheeling, W. Va., June 20, 1874.
She was the daughter of James Alexander and Lizzie Green (Parker)
Lewis, of Washington, D. C. They live in Baltimore.
Child :
2614. i. William Swiggett, b. in Baltimore, Nov. 27, 1897.

2615. Solomon Hinds, (parentage unknown) born in Green
wich, Mass., April 19, 1750, and died in Brandon, Vt, in 1794 ; married
in 1791, Hannah Stetson. It is thought that they came from Vermont
to Stanford, Conn., about the middle of the eighteenth century. It
may be possible, however, that they came from Truro, Mass.
Children, first three born in Greenwich, Mass., other in Brandon :
2616. i. Lydia, b. July 11, 1792, d. in 1796.
2617. ii. Nehemiah, b. Jan. i, 1794, d. in Greenwich, Aug. 24, 1796.
2618. iii. Lemuel Harrington, b. Jan. 16, 1796, d. Sept. 28, foUowing.
*26i9. iv. Jesse, b. Dec. 2, 1798.
2619. Jesse Hinds, son of Solomon and Hannah (Stetson)
Hinds, born in Brandon, Vt, Dec 2, 1798, and died there in 1876;
married Happy Nelson, who died in Brandon in 188 1.
Children, born in Brandon :
*262o. i. Edward Dyer, b. in July, 1835.
2621. ii. Mary, m. Zack Clark.

2620. Edward Dyer Hinds, son of Jesse and Happy (Nel
son) Hinds (Solomon) born in Brandon, Vt., in July, 1835 ; married
(first) in Brandon, Delia Briggs, who died there in 1873 ; married (sec
ond) Hattie Barrows. He is a farmer and has been vice-president of
the Rutland County Agricultural Society. He is general superintend
ent of the Vermont Road and Trotting Horse Breeders Association and
one of the most noted breeders of Morgan horses in Vermont.
Children, by first wife, born in Brandon :
2622. i. John P., b. in 1861 ; m. in Ticonderoga, N. Y., Anna Norton.
*2623. n. Edward D., b. in 1863.
*2624. iii, Zack Clark, b. AprU 20, 1866.
Children, by second wife, born in Pittsford :
2625. iv. Frank J., b. in 1876.
2626. V. Hattie D., b. in 1879.
2627. vi. Harry Hale, b. in 1881.

312 THE HINDS FAMILY
2623. Edward D. Hinds, son of Edward Dyer and Delia
(Briggs) Hinds (Jesse, Solomon), born in Brandon, Vt, in 1863 ; mar
ried in Pittsford, Vt., Lillian Douglas.
Children :
2628. i. Eloise M., b. in 1893.
2629. ii. Mary V., b. in 1896.
2624. Zack Clark Hinds, son of Edward Dyer and Delia
(Briggs) Hinds (Jesse, Solomon), born in Brandon, Vt., April 20, 1866 ;
married in West Rutland, Vt., April 3, 1896, Lucy Grinnell, who was
born in Rutland, June i, 1873. She was the daughter of Ansel and
Mary Lemon (Fexon) Grinnell. He graduated at the Castleton (Vt)
Normal School, and at the Albany (N. Y.) College. He is a school
teacher by profession and has been principal of the West Rutland High
School for the past ten years. He lives in West Rutland (1899), and
has furnished the records of his family for this work.
Children :
2630. i. Edward Elroy, b. Jan. 11, 1897.
2631. U. Zack Clark, b. July 2, 189S.

2632. Samuel Acklin Hinds, son of William and Elizabeth
(Acklin) Hinds, born in Abingdon, Va., in 1803, and died in Marble
Plains Church, Tenn., in 1882 ; married in Winchester, Tenn., Tabitha
Davis, who was born in 181 1. He was a carpenter and farmer, and
had a brother, William Nuten Hinds, who served in the Southern
army, under Gen. Joe Wheeler, during the Civil war.
Children :
2633. '• Elizabeth Ander, b, in 1832 ; m. in Farmington, St. Francis
Co., Mo., in 1855, Sidney E. Rudy.
2634. u. William Nuten, b. in 1834.
2635. ui. James Vance, b. in 1836, and was killed during the CivU war.
He served under Capt. James A. Rice, of Harrisburg, 111.
2636. iv. Leonidas Speaker, b. in Franklin Co., Tenn., Oct. 2, 1837 ;
m. Miss Barker, of Illinois. He was a. member of the United
States Cavalry during the CivU war. He is a machinist and
electrician by trade and lives in Harrisburg, Saline Co., 111.
(1899).
Thomas, b. in 1840 and d. young.
Juliet Indiana, b. in 1842 ; m. Emanuel Witt.
Robert Christopher, b. in 1844; m. in Franklin Co., Tenn.,
in 1866, Martha Ann MarshaU. He was a corporal in the
Southern army during the CivU war, under General Joseph E.
Johnson. He now resides in Await, Franklin Co., Tenn. (1899).

2637.

v.

2638.

vi.

2639.

vn.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 313
2640. vin. Margaret Cynthia, b. in 1846; m. (first) John E. MarshaU;
m. (second) John B. Ward.
*264i. ix. Samuel Acklin, b. Oct. 12, 1848.
2641. Samuel Acklin Hinds, son of Samuel Acklin and
Tabitha (Davis) Hinds (William), born Oct. 12, 1848; married in
Marble Hill, Tenn., Aug. 17, 1874, Elizabeth Hannah Angell, who was
born April 25, 1850, and died in Marble Hill, June 17, 1881. After the
death of his wife, he moved with his children to Birmingham, Ala.,
where he now lives and is a mechanic by trade.
Children, born at Water Cure, near Winchester, Franklin Co., Tenn.:
2642. i. Minnie Myrtle, b. Aug. 12, 1875; m. in Birmingham, April 19,
1898, Ira W. Stamps. She was educated in the Birmingham
public schools and in the business college of the same city. She
also attended Dr. A. B. Jones' college, in Huntsville, Ala.,
1890-91. She resides in Birmingham, and has furnished most
of the records of her branch of the family for this book.
2643. ii- William Commandore, b. Feb. 11, 1878.
2644. ui. Florence Glenn, b. Oct 23, 1880.

2645. John Hinds, son of Alman and Margaret (McGregor)
Hinds ( James Walker), born in Robinson Township, Allegheny, Penn.,
May 22, 1828 ; married in Alleghany, Nov. 7, 1853, Rebecca Gano
McCague, who was born July 7, 1834. They reside in Allegheny
(1899), where he is a carpenter. His father had two brothers, John
and James, the latter dying from injuries received from a horse.
Children, fi»st five born in Pittsburg, next three in Beaver, others in
Allegheny :
*2646. i. William McCague, b. Nov. 20, 1854.
2647. "• Alman Walker, b. May 21, 1856, d. in Beaver, Penn., Aug. 26,
1869.
2648. in. Emma Ann, b. Feb. 14, 1858, d. in Allegheny, Aug. i6, 1889; m.
Jacob Schaefer, and had no children.
2649. iv. Margaret Ella, b. June 30, i86i; m. Fletcher Grubbs, and
resides in Allegheny. ChUdren : (a) Dale, (b) Luther, (c)
Boy (name unknown).
2650. V. John Grant, b. April 4, 1863. He is a traveling salesman for
Danebaum & Co., of Philadelphia. He married and had : (a)
Newton, (b) John.
2651. vi. Ida Rebecca, b. Sept. 17, 1865, d. in AUegheny, Nov. 27, 1891 ;
ra. Mr. Beattyand had: (a) Ida.
2652. vii. Harry Milton, b. Nov. 8, 1868. He is a machinist by trade.
2653. viii. Frank French, b. Oct. 21, 1870; married and had one daughter.
He resides in Atlantic City, where he is a member of the life-
saving crew.

3 14 THE HINDS FAMILY
2654. ix. James Elmer, b. May 21, 1874. He is an electrician by trade.
2655. X. Beetha Georgetta, b. Nov. i, 1876.
2656. xi. Walter Byron, b. AprU 21, 1880.
2657. xii. Charles Elrod, b. July 12, 1884.
2646. William McCague Hinds, son of John and Rebecca
Gano (McCague) Hinds (Alman, James Walker), born in Pittsburg,
Penn., Nov. 20, 1854 ; married in Allegheny, Penn., Nov. 28, 1883,
Minnie Thompson, who was born in Washington Co., Penn., May 13,
1861. She was the daughter of William and Nancy J. (Howe) Thomp
son. He is a traveling salesman for Renwick Bros., milliners, Pitts
burg, and resides in Allegheny. He has furnished the record of his
branch of the family for this work.
Children :
2658. i. Howard McCague, b. Sept. i, 1886.
2659, U. Beulah Estella, b. Feb. 14, 1891, d. April 25, 1893.
2660. iu. Loyal Hartly, b. Oct. 31, 1893.

2661. Davenport Shavp Hinds (parentage unknown), born
near Boston, Mass., Aug. 21, 1799, and died in Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 15,
1875 ; married (first) Sarah Bates, who was born in 1813, and died in
Trenton, Mich., June 10, 1854. She was a school teacher for nine
years. He married (second) Mrs. Mary A. (Barnheart) Conrad, widow
of John Conrad. She was born in Pennsylvania at the foot of the
Allegheny Mountains in 1802, and died in April, 1876. He was a
farmer and practiced law.
Children, by first wife :
2662. i. Maria, drowned whUe bathing in the Huron River.
2663. u. Hannah, d. at the age of fifteen.
2664. iii. Sylvester, died from cancer in the stomach at the age of fifty-five.
?2665. iv. Isaac Richard, b. in Trenton, Mich., Dec. 15, 1846.
Child, by second wife :
*2665. V. Samuel David, b. in Trenton, March 24, 1855.
2665. Isaac Richard Hinds, son of Davenport Shaw and
Sarah (Bates) Hinds, born in Trenton, Wayne Co., Mich., Dec. 15,
1846 ; married in Ypsilanti, Mich., Jan. 21, 187 1, Mary A. Smith, who
was born in Rochester, N. Y., April 22, 1850. She was the daughter
of Joseph and Sarah A. (Cook) Smith. He enlisted Nov. 11, 1862,
as private in Company D, Ninth Michigan Volunteer Cavalry and
was wounded five times. Discharged as private, July 25, 1865.
They moved to Muskegon, Mich., after marriage where he took aposi-

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 3IS
tion as foreman in the lumber mills. In 1884 he was elected jus
tice of the peace. He has furnished many of the records of his family
for this work..
Children :
2667. i. Albert S., b. Oct. 30, 1871. He graduated from the Muskegon
High School. Entered the law school of the State University
at Ann Arbor, Mich., from which he graduated in 1894. He is
now (1899) practicing in Shelby, Mich.
2668. ii. LoviCA Maud, b. AprU 2, 1880.
2666. Samuel David Hinds, son of Davenport Shaw and
Mary A. (Barnheart) Hinds, born in Trenton, Wayne Co., Mich.,
March 24, 1855 ; married in Toledo, Ohio, Sept. i, 1897, Alice Virginia
Smyth, who was born in Bangor, Me., Oct 23, 1869. She was the
daughter of Frederick R. and Mary Katherine (Coney) Smyth. He
carries on a carriage and blacksmith shop in Toledo, Ohio.

2669. Nelson Hinds, (parentage unknown) was born in
Loudoun Co., Va., Jan. 19,1799, and died March 22, 1852; married
(first) Catherine Howard ; married (second) in 1837, Matilda Hen-
thorn, daughter of John L. Henthorn, of Pittsburg, Penn., who had
been a bOat builder in early days. He settled in Vermilion Co., near
Perrysville in 1835. Nelson's second wife was of an old Maryland and
Delaware family. He had two brothers, James and Moses. The father
of these three boys was thrown from a horse, when the boys were
small, which resulted in his death. His widow married a second time.
Dr. Coats by whom she had : (a) Joseph, (b) Sirena.
Child, by first wife :
*267o. i. John H., b. in 1820.
Children, by second wife :
2671. ii. William H., b. in Fountain Co., Ind., in 1838.
2672. iii. James Richard.
2673. i'^- Ellen.
2670. John H. Hinds, son of Nelson and Catherine (How
ard) Hinds, born in 1820, and died April 26, 1883 ; married Hester
Black. He was a farmer of Westville, 111.
Child, born in Westville :
2674. i. Frank R., b. Nov. 4, 1874. At the death of his mother, he was
sent to St. Joseph, Mo., to be brought up by his uncle, William
H. Hinds. He was clerk for the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy RaUroad for four years then went into the insurance

3l6 THE HINDS FAMILY

business. He was a member of the State Guards of Missouri
and was an active member of Co. K, 4th Missouri, for four years
previous to volunteering. He helped raise Co. C, 4th Missouri
Volunteers in the Spanish-American war.

2675. Mason Hinds, son of Joseph Hinds, a farmer, who was
born in 1802, was born in 1833, and died in October, 1875 ; married in
Roane Co., Tenn., in 1852, Calvery Clementine Wright, who was born
in 1838, and died in November, 1875. He served throughout the
Civil war, as recruiting officer and as captain in Company F, ist Ten
nessee Volunteers. He was at one time sheriff of Roane Co., Tenn.,
and at the time of his death was a merchant.
Children, born in Roane Co. :
Joseph A., b. in 1854; m. in Kingston, Tenn., in 1884, Annie
Fritts.
Samuel, b. in 1857, d. in 1859.
Rowland F., b. in Kingston, Tenn., in September, 1859.
.Sallie E., b. in 1S65 ; m. in Birmingham, Ala., J. E. Crenshaw.
Wylie Wright, b. in Charleston, Tenn., in 1873; m. in JeUico,
Tenn., Edna Crouch.
2678.. Rowland F. Hinds, son of Mason and Calvery Clem
entine (Wright) Hinds (Joseph), born in Kingston, Tenn., in Septem
ber, 1859 ; married in Birmingham, Ala., April 28, 1892, Nellie Brooks,
who was born in Springville, Ala., in February, 1874. She was the
daughter of David and Nancy Jane (Pearson) Brooks, of Springville,
He is a machinist of Birmingham.
Children :
2681. i. Beulah Dreunen, b. in September, 1895.
2682. ii. Thomas William, b. in October, 1897.

2676.

i.

2677.

ii.

*2678.

iii.

2679.

iv.

2680.

V.

2683. Adain Jacob Hinds, son of Calvin and Hannah
Hinds, born in Bingham, Vt , April 20, 1820, and died in Patchogue,
N. Y., Feb. I, 1894 ; married Sept. 4, 1848, Elizabeth Miler Tomlinson,
who was born in Montoursville, Penn., Jan. 13, 1830. He was a specu
lator. He had brothers, Darius, who died in Denver, Col., and was in
the Civil war, and Burr, who was a shoemaker ; and sisters, Cynthia,
who married Mr. Harrison, and Harriet Jackson, who died in Coopers-
ville. Child, born in Grand Rapids, Mich.:
*2684. i. Isaac Franklin, b. June 9, 1849.

UNATTACHED FAMILIES 31/
2684. Isaac Franklin Hinds, son of Adain Jacob and
Elizabeth Miler (Tomlinson) Hinds (Calvin), born in Grand Rapids,
Mich., June 9, 1849 5 married in Grand Rapids, Nov. 4, 1872, Hannah
Maria Perry, who was born in Dresden, Canada, June 4, 1849.
Child :
2685. i. Elizabeth Mary, b. July 27, 1874.

2686. Nancy F. Hinds, daughter of John and Elizabeth
Hinds, of Boston, born June 5, 1798. Married July 5, 182 1, Barzillai
Walker, who was born October 18, 1797. He was the son of John
Walker. They both belonged to the Congregational church, and
resided in Taunton, Mass.
Children :
2687. i. Elizabeth T., b. July 29, 1822, d. Oct. 29, 1824.
2688. ii. Sarah H., b. Jan. 10, 1824; m. in 1856, Franklin Warner, who
was born in New Hampshire.
2689. iii. Elizabeth Tyler, b. May 30, 1826, d. in October, 1855; m.
Sept. 30, 1849, Jacob Burt, of Taunton, Mass., son of Jacob and
Priscilla Burt.
2690. iv. Barzillai Henry, b. Oct. 20, 1827 ; m. Sept 8, 1848, Lydia M.
Sanford, who was b. in April, 1832.
2691. V. Mary H., b. July 7, 1829, d. AprU i, 1833.
2692. vi. Deborah Holmes, b. Aug. 23, 1831; m. July 20, 1859, Zeba F.
Bliss.
2693. vn. James Richmond, b. Dec. 29, 1833.
2694. viii. John Hinds, b. AprU 10, 1835.
2695. ix. George Edgar, b. AprU 19, 1838.

IIN'DEX

Cbrietian IRames

OF ALL WHOSE SURNAME IS HINDS

FIGURES AT LEFT OF NAME DENOTE YEAR OF BIRTH SO FAR AS KNOWN

1846

Aaron Jackson, 1079.

1844

Adolph H., 483.

1768

Abanoam, 71.

1846

Adolphus Leonidas, 2535.

179.

Agnes

, iSo.

IS49

Abbie E., 1558.

il

1836.

1856

" Foster, 1076.

1874

•'

1693-

1840

" Frances, 357,897.

1886

"

Elizabeth, 1432.

187s

Abby E., 1019.

1894

t(

Gracie, 1680,

1856

Abel Chase, 2366.

1838

li

L., 480.

1879

" Elbert 1811.

1889

i(

Lottie, 2257, 2261.

1809

" Smith, 515.

1873

"

Lunette, 1809.

1832

" " 1107,1110.

1812

Alanson Gibson, 598.

Abigail, 121.
Alber
,822.
I7I4
" 19, 23.
1818
t(
575-
1720
" 42-
1830
((
300.
1723
SS-
1843
"
1247.
1752
" lOI.
1848
"
1274
1842
" Hathaway, 914.
1830
"
Demetrius, 471.
1835
" Hutchins, 1109.
183s
(C
Dwelley, 729.
1826
" Melissa, 1088.
1893
U
E., 1707.
1787
Abijah, 216.
1892
((
Estey, 2049.
I8I4
" 545-
1815
((
Galatin, 342.
Abner, 58.
1874
((
Henry, 1596.
" 213.
1868
'*
LeRoy, 1195.
1750
" 100.
1850
(C
Morris, 2537.
1784
" 250.
1863
li
R., 1838.
1829
" 701.
1871
((
S., 2667.
1778
Abraham, 112.
1864
cc
Walker, 798.
I80I
Achsah, 235.
i88i
t(
Ward, 1966.
i8S3
Ada Adora, 2538.
186s
Aldace Sheridan, 1739.
185s
" Marion, 1735. '
1827
Aldridge C, 691,
1854
" T., 815.
1877
Alexander Leonard, 1586
1776
Adah, 220.
1839
cc
LeRoy, 1214.
1820
Adain Jacob, 2683.
1832
Alfred Edwin, 2340.
1840
Adalaide, 481.
Adaline, 1054.
1824
li
((
Hutchings, 298.
Leonidas, 2556.
1847
L., 1098.
1811
it
M., 2317.
1891
Addie, 2275.
1829
a
W., 2569.
i860
" May, 1805.
1874
ti
Walton, 2560.
1856
Adeline, 2454.
1848
"
Warner, 1339.
322

THE HINDS FAMILY

1888

Alfred Warner, 2029.

1849

Ann, 1536.

1890

Wilfred, 2363.

1710

Anna, 11, 27.

1854

Alice, i486.

1744

" 88.

1859

" i4St-

1780

" 227.

1866

" 1524-

" Dow, 2364.

1894

" 1676.

1877

" Edith, 2594.

1848

" Adaline, 17 14.

" Hathaway, 356.

1874

" Evelyn, 1701.

1861

" IsabeUa, 1502.

1875

Laura, 1898.

1869

" May, 1892.

1894

" Mary, 2064.

1822

" Waite, 529.

1854

" Warren, 1336.

Anne, 2512.

1896

" Winslow, 1689.

1818

" E., 343.

I8II

Alison, 543.

1875

" Hathaway, 1585

1879

" Chester, 1871.

Annie, 51.
I8I4
Allen, 586.
" 239.
1883
" Corlis, 1968.
1867
" 970-
1859
" Drew, 941.
187 1
" 2405.
1892
Allie Adelma, 2217.
1869
" B., 1507.
1877
Alma, 1039.
" E., 1823.
Alman, 2645.
1842
" Jeanette, 1321.
Walker, 2647.
1873
" Jewett, 1990.
1820
Almira, 1085.
1890
" Louisa, 2030.
I8I9
Alonzo, 1084.
1872
" Mason, 1584.
Alpheus H., 539.
1836
Ansel Conrad, 474.
1796
" Hardin, 553.
1867
Archie Orlando, 1740.
I83I
'¦ L., 542.
1801
Arthur, 242.
1842
" Rogers, 1391.
1856
816.
Amanda, 296.
1893
" 1477-
I80I
" 287.
1872
" C, 2008.
1809
506.
1847
" Corlis, 667.
1807
Amasa, 505.
1882
" 1376.
1842
M., 1068.
1882
" W., 2373.
Ambrose, 2299.
1885
W., 1619.
I8I8
2320.
1843
ArvUla, 2574.
1827
2314.
I7S9
Asher, T05.
C, 2420.
1792
'¦ 265.
1835
Americus Vespucius, 403.
1815
262.
1807
Amos Barton, 259.
1840
" Crosby, 731.
1833
" Lunt, 728.
1863
'¦ 1414
Amy, 34.
1894
" Estey, 2050.
1804
" Weaver, 337.
1844
Temple, 751.
1822
Andrew, 1086.
1809
Ashley C, 824.
1874
" 2166.
1873
Augusta, 2406.
I86I
" GUman, 1783.
1844
Aurelius Stone, 930.
1841
Andrew R., 2573.
Austin, 1052.
1843
Angelia Abby, 1171.
1836
" Fuller, 1244.
1857
" Delphene, 11 56.
1824
Angelus Streeter, 2313.
Bagley, 2302.
1890
Angie A., 1668.
Barack, 183.
1880
Anita Buchanan, 21 10.
1823
Barnabas, 1087.
Ann, 2581.
1755
Bartlett, 65.
INDEX

323

t8ii

Bartlett, 166.

1885

Blanche Webber, 1845.

1831

Barton, 702.

Boyd, 2177.

1834

•' 703-

Brian, 2179.

1802

BarzUlai, 2303.

1832

Burnham W., 738.

1807

2315-

1897

W., 1428.

1717

Bathsheba, 52.

Burr, 2683.

Beatrice, 1655.
188 1
Burton, 1963.
1898
" Catherine, 2142.
" 2420.
BeUe, 2104.
1792
Byram, 2545.
1877
" Stewart, 1355.
1837
" W., 2555.
Benjamin, 717.
1874
Byron A., 1778.
" 2544.
1893
" T., 2273.
2561.
1643
I.
1782
Caleb, 198.
1725
12, 44, 45.
Calvin, 2546.
1733
" 2389.
2683.
1754
102.
1783
228.
1787
206.
1832
" Jennison, 643.
1790
252.
1880
" 1356.
1793
" 2390.
1824
" Luther, 829.
1794
266.
1817
" Parkman, 601.
1824
" Crosby, 735.
1848
1324.
" D., 490.
1896
" WUliam, 1390.
1839
Dana, 1168.
1885
Carl Bertrand, 1611.
1813
Franklin, 685.
1853
Carlos Wallace, 1276.
1830
2326.
Carlton, 2423.
1839
" Hammond, 2393.
Caroline, 825.
1804
Holland, 279.
2491.
1832
" 777.
1836
" 835.
1 861
" Jason, 1401.
1839
iiii.
1854
" Rodman, 1422.
1834
" -Augusta, 302.
1858
Winter, 757.
1848
E., 784.
1819
BerUla, 386.
1856
Love, 671.
187 1
Bertha B., 1758.
M., 217.
1861
Elvira, 1352.
1846
Carrie A., 1338.
1876
" Georgetta, 2655.
1S75
" Belle, 1446.
1892
Bernice, 2060.
1852
" Nichols, 2399.
1894
" Frances, 2147.
1890
" " 2410.
1874
Berton F., 1767,
1867
CarroU, 1751.
1817
Bertrand, 292.
1809
Carrolus, 571.
1777
Bessie, 330.
1760
Catherine, 95.
1872
" B., 2111.
1803
163.
1882
" M., 1684.
1834
431-
1789
Betsey, 264.
1844
H., 1299.
1798
" SS4.
" Louisa, 2433.
1819
" 576.
1820
Cephas, 885.
1797
" Temple, 254.
Charity, 2517.
1779
Beulah, 322.
1780
Canedy, 136, 142
1895
" Drennen, 2681.
1814
" 377-
1 891
" Estella, 2659.
Charles, 621.
1839
Blanche Livonia, 11 57.
2098.
324

THE HINDS FAMILY

Charles

,2176.

Cinderella, 2415.

1787

"

313-

2432.

1809

((

281.

Clairborn, 2483.
1846
((
1114.
1864
Clara, 796.
1847
ll
2588.
1854
" EUen, 949-
1877
"
2120.
1859
" 1737-
1852
ll
Alison, 1 186.
" Gilbert, 2337.
1839
<t
Barritt, 1484.
1852
" Grace, 814.
I88I
((
Benjamin, 1598.
Clarborn W., 2558.
1830
"
C, 883.
1896
Clarence Edwin, 2293.
1808
il
Carpenter, 823.
1857
" Herbert 812.
1850
It
CarroU, 726.
1813
Clarissa, 341.
1838
((
Crogin, 136, 357, 896.
1848
" 977.
1853
"
David, 487.
1818
" A., 248.
I8I9
(f
E., 528.
1815
" Bigelow, 231 1.
I86I
((
Edmund, 1347.
1835
" Lucinda, 644.
1866
li
Edward, 1896,1942.
1845
" 648.
I83I
li
Edwin, 121 1.
1861
" May, 191 1.
1880
"
" 2610.
1790
" W., 147.
IS84
((
Elrod, 2657.
1884
Claten Boyd, 2182.
1850
"
Erwin, 171 5.
1899
Clayton Aurelius, 2150.
I85I
••
Eugene, 2530.
1878
Clifford Jarvis, 1820.
1876
"
Everett, 1410.
1887
" Weston, 2014.
1870
((
F., 2468.
1898
Cola Madge, 2259.
1879
il
Frederick, 2131.
1868
Colfax, 945.
1880
ll
1461.
Conrad, 151.
1847
ll
" Augustus, 787.
186.
1866
a
Gilbert, 1492.
1867
Cora, 1752.
1849
li
H., 485.
1883
" Belle, 1610.
1862
li
H., 967.
1890
" Myrtle, 2216.
1 880
ll
H., 1660.
1887
Coral Vivien, 2280.
1833
"
H. D., 402.
1885
Cordania Elizabeth, 1609.
t8.39
"
Henry, 780.
1814
Cordelia, 384.
1850
"
Huffington, 2604.
1840
1067.
1853
((
Joseph, 1541.
1852
" 979.
1839
((
Judgson, II 15,
1852
Corder Stone Samplet Webb, 2496
1853
li
LeRoy, 939.
1856
CoriUa Rose, 940.
1855
a
M., looi.
1724
Corlis, II, 34.
1863
(1
Maurice, 993.
1748
" 90.
1877
((
Morton, 2541.
1774
" 219.
1871
((
Norton, 2061.
1803
" 557.
1819
((
Pishon, 263.
1814
" 247.
1813
ii
Woodward, 518.
1849
" 1233.
1870
Charlie Bertrand, 1813.
1879
" 1902.
1818
Charlotte Augusta, 548.
1891
" Fernando, 1387.
1851
(1
E., 486.
1831
Cornelia, 1230.
1822
Chauncy, 614.
1730
Cornelius, 37.
1796
Chenery, 233.
1743
" 34, 87.
1853
Chestei
Abijah, 1187.
1775
214
Chloe,
255'-
1811
" 525-
Cicero,
275.
1821
" 540.
INDEX

325

181 1

Crosby, 273.

1811

Earl Bent ,5 72.

1873

" 1445-

1897

" Thomas, 1961.

1872

Curtis B., 2469.

1870

" WUliam, 1937.

Cynthia, 2683.

1719

Ebenezer, 19, 25.

I8I3

508.

1753

25, 64.

" J; 719.

" 136.

1824

" White, 582.

1775

140.182.

I87I

Daisy, 2605.

1798

334, 356, 357.

Danford, 211.
1846
976.
Daniel, 2419.
1638.
1722
" 43-
1821
Peirce, 136, 356, 890
1749
" 99-
1892
Eda Ruth, i960.
1822
" Ambrose, 2323.
1879
Edgar, 1664.
I8I2
Green, 535.
1886
" Leavitt 17 12.
1896
" Jasper, 2276.
1895
" Moulton, 2017.
1790
" ShotweU, 2414.
1882
" WUfred, 2580.
" " 2421.
Edith, 1774.
Darius, 2683.
1876
" Evelyn, 1606.
Daun, 2423.
1880
" Mabel, 1919.
1799
Davenport Shaw, 2661.
1874
" Marion, 2403.
1777
David, 203.
1889
" May, 1652.
1808
" 2581.
1898
" " 2239.
I8I4
" 2563.
1889
" Palmer, 2059.
1822
" 184.
1787
Edmund, 155.
1827
" 2448.
1829
" v., 430.
1842
" 2586.
1875
Edna, 1038.
'• A., 1045.
1896
" M., 2274
1844
" Hathaway, 915.
1844
Ednah Augusta, 1313.
Deborah, 2, 15.
Edward, 423, 467.
Delia, 297.
1777
" 2300.
1843
" Jane, 1310.
1855
" Alonzo, 1717.
1752
Delight, 81.
1867
" Appleton, 1807.
1867
DelUah L., 1765.
1863
" D., 2623.
Dena, 1048.
183s
" Dyer, 2620.
1722
Dinah, 11, 33.
1897
" Elroy, 2630.
1863
DoUy, 1491.
1841
I., 2331.
1895
DonaldDarling, 1471.
1877
L., 1663.
IS82
" J-. 1357-
1856
" RosweU, 756.
1873
Don Sylvester, 1753.
1812
" Smith, 2310.
Dora A., 1921.
1857
" Thayer, 1450.
Dorothy, 284,
1868
" W., 2007.
1888
" 1474-
1824
" Washburn, 399.
1890
" 2598.
1850
Edwin, 785.
1808
" Quincy, 596.
1842
" Burke, 1485.
1890
" " 1998.
1S65
" Hinard, 2374.
i860
Dorr, 1565.
1881
" Parker Chester, 1821.
1842
Dotha Adelia, 476.
1895
" Stanley, 2140.
1853
DrusUla Allen, 963.
1834
" W., 1123.
1870
Effie L., 1766.
1837
Earl, 1245.
1872
" L., 1015.
326

THE HINDS FAMILY

1823 Elbridge Gerry, 345.
1821 " P.,344-
1839 " Peirce, 973.
Elenor, 2511.
1767 Eli, 212.
1791 " 511.
1795 " 208.
1833 " 1 104
1851 " 1723.
1858 " 1798, 1806.
1872 " L., 2165.
1823 Elias, 2446.
" 2450.
Elijah, 2425.
Elisha, 2447.
" 2450.
1784 " 114.
1799 " 2307.
1801 " 2445.
1S31 " 310.
" Hart, 2456.
1842 " J., 482.
1842 " James, 2426.
1819 " Woodward, 613.
Eliza, 2548.
" 283.
1814 " 599.
1847 " A., 484.
1825 " Ann, 2324.
1827 " " 1518.
" Ellamandia, 1127.
1864 " Hale, 2357.
1827 " Jane, 552.
1846 " " 2350.
1849 " " "84.
Elizabeth, 19.
" 217.
2419.2490. 2519.2686.
1712 " 19, 22.
1719 " 53-
1722 " 56.
1730 " 12, 49.
1740 " 117.
1748 " 98.
1768 " 318.
1773 " 97.
1773 " '93-
1809 " 524.

I8I6

Elizabeth, 2564.

1832

" 2583.

1836

889.

1879

" 2408.

" A., 720.

" (Acklin), 2632.

1748

" Amy, 84.

1832

" Ander, 2633.

1785

B., 312.

1822

" B., 734.

1847

" Benjamin, 937.

1879

" CavU, 2595.

1865

" Charlotte, 1415

I83I

Ellen, 715.

1888

" Gertrude, 1997.

1842

M., 1333.

1883

" M., 2612.

1874

" Mary, 2685.

I8I0

" Tisdale, 375.

1893

" Victoria, 2046.

18II

Elkanah Leonard, 340.

1854

EUa, 1503.

1883

" Annette, 1704.

1846

" Elizabeth, 1293.

1856

" Louise, 1986.

1859

" May, 488.

Ellamandia, 1128.

EUen, 1523.
" 2673.
1824
" 1209.
1839
" 304.
1830
" Antoinette, 1235.
1863
" Frances, 1408.
1877
" Lodema, 1815.
1866
" Maria, 1839.
1832
" Percy, 311.
1857
" Priscilla, 998.
1866
" S., 1005.
EUenita, 1835.
1829
Ellis Tobey, 714.
I86I
Elmer Ellsworth, 1083.
I88I
" 1817.
1893
Eloise M., 2628.
1888
Elsia v., 1667.
I8I3
Elvira, 274.
I8I9
" Warner, 687.
1895
Elwood Crosby, 1614.
Emeline, 620.
1805
2308.
1837
" 972-
1856
" 2455-
INDEX

327

1844

Emeline Bronson, 477.

1885

Eugene Read, 2279.

Emily, 278.

1885

Eula M., 1666.

1805

((

569.

1849

Eunice Susannah, 478.

1805

(C

859.

Eva, 2463.

1845

**

1272.

1882

" 1040.

1826

"

A., 579.

1865

" A., 1014

((

Diana (Stone), mo.

1858

" J., 1882.

1827

"

Elizabeth, 1234.

1857

" Matilda, 1736.

1848

cc

2536.

1887

" Rose, 1964.

1828

((

Frances, 713.

1874

" Tracy, 968.

I84I

*'

Thompson, 974.

1834

Eveline, 121 2.

Emma, 2101.
1863
Everett Bates, 969.
«(
2418.
1718
Experience, 2, 16.
cc
2508.
1724
Ezekial, 57.
1858
**
Ann, 2648.
Ezra, 2447.
1844
(C
Augusta, 1323.
1817
" 510.
188 1
te
C, 2256,2260.
1866
" LeRoy, 2473.
1845
ll
E.,1334.
1859
It
Isabella, 1191.
Fannie, 903.
1854
(C
J., 1418.
1872
1353-
1847
((
Jane, 807.
1853
"• Alberta, 1314.
1850
(1
Louise, 1302.
1888
" Alice, 1967.
1867
ct
" 2106.
1876
" Catherine, 1917.
i860
'*
May, 1082.
1826
" Fanny, 2567.
1872
(C
" 1022.
1827
" Dow, 2325.
1848
((
Sophia, 650.
1854
" Lucinda, 8io.
I7I7
Enoch, 14, 17.
1824
Fayette, 880.
1780
Ephraim, 113.
1885
John, 2132.
I8I9
"
306.
1883
Fernando Lewellyn, 1377
1827
"
Holland, 299.
1848
Perley, 668.
Erastus, 618.
1855
Ferris Simeon, 2539.
1838
((
Fitch, 1095.
1837
Fidelia Phebe, 1167.
1862
K
H., 1756.
1846
Firman Denton, 2576.
Ernest, 821.
1867
Flora, 797.
(C
2559.
1853
" Celeste, 2086.
1857
cc
Elmer, 727.
" D., 2447.
1879
«
Ethan, 1816.
1885
" EsteUe, 2434.
I87I
((
W., 971-
1837
" Isabella, 303.
1831
Ervin
Perley, 642,
1893
" M., 1389.
1869
Cc
" 1349-
1843
Maria, 975.
1826
Esther M., 1513.
1880
" Marie, 1646.
1876
Ethel Clara, 2130.
1866
" May, 676.
1885
cc
Louise, 2597.
i868
Florence, 799.
1877
cc
May, 1616.
1888
1620.
1887
*'
" 1706.
1857
A., 1754
I89I
"
" 1599-
1885
" Darling, 1469.
1888
Ethelyn, 1969.
1880
" Glenn, 2644.
1853
Etta,
2361.
1890
May, 1433.
I89I
cc
2248.
1894
Floyd Glenn, 2238.
1840
Eugene A., 1538.
1884
Fonestine L., 1705.
1838
(C
Clayton, 1517.
y
Forbes, 237.
328

THE HINDS FAMILY

1759171318361863
18501864
1776

1845
18851854185518821892
1852187618691858
18481854
187018891876
18671847
1874 1863
18651843
1856

1879
1851 i86i1855
186518461861
18691866
1881
18681834
18081835
18931851

Forbes 94.
Frances, 11,29.
" 1232.
" 1566.
" Elvira, 754.
" MatUda, 2467.
Francis, 321.
" Alvin, 2471.
" Marion, 2531.
" " 1266.
" Somefield, 2542.
Frank, 2420. 1549.
" 1271.
" 1903.
" 1879.
" Clark, 1326.
" Cushman, 2010.
" E., 1777-
EUis, 1889.
" Evans, 916.
" Fremont, 2365.
" French, 2653.
" Herbert, 2066.
J., 2625.
" Levi, 1 194.
" M., 1249.
" R., 2674
" W., 1763.
" Woodward, 1988.
Franklin Allen, 1264.
" Pierce, 1726.
" Sweet, 1466.
Fred, 1639.
" 1962.
" A., 2359.
" Charles, 1455.
" Clifford, 989.
" Lincoln, 1193.
" M., 760.
" Owen, 942.
" Robert, 2107.
" Templeton, 1989.
" WUliam, 1649.
Freddie, 1895,1941.
" Truman, 1812.
Frederick, 779.
" Augustus, 280,
" B., 1124.
'¦ Calvin, 2067.
" DeLancey, 1557.

1864

Frederick GUbert, 2339.

1854

((

Jonas, 1500.

1834

it

Mortimer, 473.

i860

il

Sumner, 1837.

1888

((

Wesley, 1443.

Frelove, 513.

1897

GaUon Albert, 1880.

1879

Geneva B., 21 17.

1889

Genieve Faustena, 2015.

George, 2327.

it

2419.

1846

il

1300.

I85I

"

1540.

i860

il

1489.

1879

((

1695.

1852

u

Ambrose, 2353.

1838

.(

Augustus, 1 133.

1820

((

Benedict, 589.

1888

1(

Bowen, 2063.

1883

"

C, 2472.

1878

"

Clarence, i86i.

1864

((

Crosby, 943.

1857

((

Cutler, 1346.

1850

((

E., 987.

1859

(C

E., 1760.

"843

u

Edward, 2332.

1859

"

Frederick, 966.

1872

(t

Henry, 1814.

1891 ¦

ti

" 2281.

1844

l(

J., 782.

1834

**

James, 2584.

1883

l(

Justin, 1462.

I84I

(C

Kenfield, 11 12.

1820

((

L., 878.

1846

"

L., 491.

1844

(I

M., 759.

1813

l(

Pickens, 2318.

1854

It

Raymond, 1303.

1874

(1

Rust, 1818.

1815

"

W., 282.

1868

W., 1897, 1943.
Washington, 2420.
1846
"
2396.
1843
iili
Justin,785;^
Wellington, 2431.
1836
tt
Wilkie, 1213, 1267.
1854
tt
William, 980.
Georgiana, 1555.
1879
Gertrude B., 1759.
1870
it
Louise, 1360.
INDEX

329

Gilberette, 902.

1855

Harriet E., 1562.

GUbert, 2419.

1S61

it

E., 1407.

1803

" 336.

1842

tt

Eliza, 131 2.

1846

" LaFayette, 1273.

1850

"

Elizabeth, 669.

1888

Gladys Irene, 2249.
Gordon D., 1044.

1850

tt

Emma, 1304.
Jackson, 2683.

1869

Grace, 1914.

1856

CC

Susan, 1 189.

1871

" 2591.

Harrison, 2418.

1877

" 2470.

1874

Harry

1354.

1868

" E., 995.

1882

ii

1665.

1895

" Evangeline, 2282.

1873

"

A., 1803.

1888

" L., 2215.

1879

(C

Benjamin Sawyer, 201 1

1887

" Maude, 1954.

1878

cc

E., 16S2.

1826

" Morse Marlborough Susan

1864

C(

Edwin, 896.

nah, 30S.
1881
(C
Hale, 2627.
1868
Grant, 944.
1882i886
cc
Hiram, 1468.
J., 2211.
Hannah, 2, 13.
ia68
(C
MUton, 2652.
25.
1883
C(
Vernon, 1920.
2549.
i860
Hattie A., 1755.
2663.
1879
ti
D., 2626.
2683.
1884
C(
M., 2133.
I7I0
19. 21.
1859
1(
Mabel, 1454.
1775
73-
1891
"
Olive, 1878.
1789
156.
1854
tc
White, 2400.
1789
314.
1834
Havillah M., 1155.
1798
173.
1897
Hazel Catherine, 2444.
I8I2
580.
1891
Helen
1476.
1823
541.
1891
2213.
1853
789.
1892
1654.
1809
c, 339.
•893
2048.
1772
" Canedy, 139.
1847
Ellen, 1213, 1267.
1828
" Delia Dora, 309.
1883
Inez, 1711.
1830
Eliza, 185.
188.2
Jeanette, 2118.
" Elizabeth, 389.
1892
Madeline, 2442
1850
978.
186 1
Maria, 1452.
1839
L., 1066.
1847
Marion, 649.
" Louise, 2419.
1896
May, 2047.
1805
Waite, 522.
1801
Heman, 162.
I8II
Hansom, 291.
Henry
, 1804.
1892
Harland Warren, 1679.
1826
*'
830.
1892
Harold Francis, 2138.
1858
c.
I4{<8.
1898
" Frederick, 161 5.
1883
''
2062.
I8I7
Harriet, 521.
1772
**
218.
1820
2321.
1832
"
Buckminster, 5S4.
1824
" 551.
1845
tc
C, 1521.
1826
881.
1884
(C
C, 2092.
1828
" 1242.
1850
"
Eugene, 2398.
1837
" Atwood NeweU, 2342.
1840
((
Harrison, 475.
1884
" Davis, 21 19.
1866
Ci
Parkman, 2006.
1828
E., 775-
W
cc
R., 2418.
330

THE HINDS FAMILY

1859

Henry Washburn, 1910.

James 2423.

1857

Herbert Calvin, 1497, 1501.

it

2505.

1868

" Leslie, 1913.

1641

it

3-

I86I

" 0., 1003.

1647

it

6.

1868

W., 1801.

1746

*'

126.

I87I

Herman A., 1802.

1801

it

858.

1843

Hiram Counrad, 1539.

1830

t(

1533'

1807

" Dana, 523.

1833

tt

834

1836

" Wells, 136, 347, 895.

it

Albert, 2418.

I84I

HoUand, 781.

it
2419.
184s
" Benjamin, 786.
1853
Ci
2428.
Hollis, 828.
1826
tt
Alpheus, 1210.
1798
Homer, 286.
1855
ti
B., 2453.
I7I3
HopestiU, 2, 14.
1875
"
Barber, 2540.
I88I
Horace, 1696.
ft
Clinton, 2484.
1826
" 0., IIOO.
1859
"
D., 1728.
IS52
" Penn, 1269.
1874
"
Elmer, 2654.
1887
" Sargent, 1651.
1890
ti
Harold, 2195.
Howard, 1506.
1872
ft
P., 1018.
1755
93-
1885
"
Poland, 2439.
1859
1317.
"
Richard, 2672.
1886
McCague, 2658.
1823
*'
Richardson, 590.
1890
Hugh Kenneth, 1959.
1785
Jamima, 325.
1845
Huldah Ann, 124S.
Jane
, 424,468.
2418.
Ida, 2419.
1795
It
159.
1865
" 1907.
1836
"
704
1850
" FranceUe, 2352.
1828
"
Agnes, 831, 1501.
1859
" Josephine, 1328.
1844
"
Augusta, 1392.
1848
" Kathleen, 808.
1874
"
Eva, 1023.
1852
" Marinda, 1716.
1845
ft
Louise, 806.
" May, 1708.
1850
"
Malvina Catherine, 2495
1865
" Rebecca, 2651.
1811
"
S., 440.
1862
Idella May, 1730.
¦
Janette, 931.
1888
Inez H., 2271.
i8i6
Jarvis D., 520.
1847
lone, 1795.
1844
<i
H., iri6.
Ira C, 2447.
1728
Jason, 12,48.
1893
Irma B., 1624.
1756
if
103.
1890
Irving Andrew, 2237.
1798
it
255-
Isaac, 2427.
1857
Jennette C, 1002.
1849
" FrankUn, 2684.
1807
" Lovina, 533.
1840
" Lawrence, 645.
Jennie, 1505.
1839
" Newton, goi.
i
1508.
1846
" Richard, 2665.
{
2420.
Isabel, 2447.
1848
1875
i
1301.
Belshaw, 2 112.
1685
Jacob, 2, 12.
1862
f
Diana, 1798, 1806.
1731
" 50. 44.
1879
t
Ethel, 1957.
1767
" 108.
1870
t
F., 1017.
James, 1.
1850
t
H., 492.
" 2, 10.
1866
'
L., 1757-
INDEX

331

1893

Jennie L., 2246.

i860

tt

Maria, 1318.

1828

Jerome, 1512.

1838

"

Jasper, 2532.

1764

Jesse, 96.

1798

ft

2619.

i8n

ft

246.

1858

((

Buchanan, 672.

1882

ft

Carle, 1953.

1842

it

Corlis, 646.

Jessie, 2458.

1857

ft

990.

1864

ft

Evelyn, 817.

1863

(t

Rachel, 1912.

1815

Joannah George, 546.

1822

t

Gibbs, 2322.

1855

Job

Peirce, 964.

1888

Joe Danforth, 1847.

1804

Joel

503.

1832

"

H., 1092.

1891

"

Henry, 2251.

1867

tf

Herbert, 1720.

John ft ft
ft

* 1.
19.20.316.827.
860.

ftft

2097.
2460.

ft
2485.
tt
2506.
2510.
ft
ft
2513-
2543-
ff
2650.
ft
2686.
1639
ft
^.
1683
"
2, II.
1711
"
II, 14, 28.
1717
tt
24.
1747
C(
79.
1759
(f
67.
1773
ft
329-
1776
tt
195-
1786
"
168.
1796
ff
856.
1797
ff
160.
1809
ff
2480.
1822
tt
879.
1828
tf
2645.
1834 John, 2451.
1816 " B., 181.
1839 " Baxter, 2533.
1753 " Bradford, 116.
" C, 2422.
1843 " Calvin, 437.
" Carney, 2430.
1859 " F., 489.
1825 " Floyd, 136, 356,892.
1848 " Fuller, 932.
1863 " Grant, 2650.
1820 " H., 2670.
1786 " Haven, 229.
1847 " Iredella DUlard, 2494.
" J., 1831.
1858 " Manter, 917.
1884 " Neff, 2613.
1861 " P., 2622.
1831 " Robert 833.
1874 " Symonds, 1430.
1853 " Ulmer, 755.
1846 " Watson, 1 173.
1848 " Wesley, 2351.
1893 " WUliam, 1043.
1785 Jonas, 223.
Jones, 2418.
1648 Jonathan, 7.
1720 " 32.
1781 " 204.
Joseph, 2478.
" 2516.
" 2547.
" 2675.
1724 " 12, 44
1743 " "9-
1773 " no.
1784 " 205.
1789 " 333'
181 1 " 507.
1812 " 874.
1854 " A., 2676.
1861 " A., 795.
1867 " B., 1732.
1787 " Buckminster, 224,
1809 " Dana, 534.
1848 " Edwin, 2589.
1873 " " 2592.
1856 " L., 1563.
1842 " Monroe, 2534.
1822 " Nelson, 1511.
1788 " R., 169.
332

THE HINDS FAMILY

1849

Joseph R., 1294.

1858

Lawrence Calvin, 1351.

I83I

" William, 2582.

1886

Leah J., 2134.

Josephine, 2175.

1890

" Lucretia, 2386.

1844

1 113.

1859

Lela, 2602.

1877

1694

1877

" 2609.

1842

Ella, 805.

1853

Leila Matilda, 1734.

1856

" L., 1072.

1796

Lemuel Harrington, 2618.

1842

" Pauline, 1239.

1891

Leo Philip, 2137.

Josiah, 2482.

1876

Leon Walter, 1810.

1833

" '535-

1876

Leona M., 2116.

1832

" D.,1103.

Leonard, 421, 465.

1780

" Dana, 215.

1761

68.

I80I

" SH-

1784

153-

1842

" 1 159.

1789

170.

j8o6

" Danfoi'th, 532.

1830

" Bartlett, 401.

1841

1158.

1844

P., 432-

1745

Jotham, 83.

1852

T., 1000.

1851

Julia, 1240.

1837

Leonidas Speaker, 2636.

1848

" Augusta, 1335.

1890

Leslie Spencer Peterson, 1465

1885

" Carrie, 2028.

1767

Levi, 2543.

1873

" M., 1581.

1805

" 2548.

1817

" Peirce, 378.

1845

" R., 1070

1842

Juliet Indiana, 2638.

1832

Lewis, 884.

Juliette, 1553.
1839
" 2452.
1845
Julina E., 1097.
1884
" 2121.
1891
JimaE., 2245.
1854
" H., 1725.
1770
Justin, 109.
1814
" Holden, 581.
1800
" 277.
1870
" Moore, 2402,
1830
" 776.
Libbie, 2103.
" Thayer, 1453.
1884
Lillian Augusta, 2013.
1879
" Cutler, 1350.
Kate, 2173.
1878
Edith, 1709.
1865
" 1799-
1867
Lily Morris, 818.
1885
" Adelle, 2509.
1871
Lincoln Shepard, 819.
1853
" Lenore, 1888.
1871
Linda, 820.
1876
" Robbins, 1460.
1896
Linton Dow, 1428.
1764
Katie, 210.
1893
Linwood James, 2139.
1874
Katherine Huffington, 2607.
1834
Livonia E., 1519.
1895
Kenneth Darling, 1470.
1851
Llewellyn BarzUlai, 2344.
1745
Keziah, 60.
1858
Lizzie Agnes, 1987.
1772
" 72.
1855
" Deland, 2354.
1777
" 141.
1816
Loammi, 420, 464.
1886
Kittie Lola, 2183.
1847
Lois M., 107 1.
1884
" May, 2181.
1824
Lorenzo, 689.
1837
Loring Francis, 1309.
Laura, 619.
1870
Lottie May, 1808.
1822
" 1208.
1879
Louis Allen, 1458.
1852
" Ann, 1724.
1809
Louisa, 245, 624.
1859
" Elizabeth, 1719.
1861
LUlia, 674.
1857
" Lewella, 1718.
1823
" v., 136, 356. 891
1826
Lavanda Marietta, 1514.
i860
Louise F., 1337.
INDEX

3

i88o

Lovica Maud, 2668.

1871

Mabelle EUa, 1700.

1810

Lowell Leland, 597.

Maggie, 2447.

1893

Loyal Hartly, 2660.

1867

1909.

1840

Lucelia Anna, 1170.

1888

" Serene, 2474.

1828

Lucien, 882.

Mahalah, 2552.

1856

P., 1013.

i860

Manley Hartwell, 673.

1787

Lucinda, 200.

1849

Marcia, 1547.

1805

164.

1834

Margaret, 479.

1806

504.

1865

•' A., 2371.

1842

1074.

1846

" Cynthia, 2640.

Lucius, 278.
1861
" Ella, 2649.
1806
Lucretia, 595.
1858
" Jane, 1727.
1848
" Caroline, 2577.
185s
" Julia Artemisia, 2497
1791
Lucy, 202.
1897
" Katherine, 2149.
1793
" 158.
" (McGregor) 2645.
1799
" 530.
1893
Marguerite, 2032.
1825
" 887.
Maria, 2420.
1838
" 435-
" 2662.
1866
" Turner, 1413.
1807
" 338.
1827
" VUliers, 136, 356, 893.
1834
" 1231.
1838
LueUa Jane, 11 69.
1810
" A., 439.
1851
" MatUda, 1733.
1832
Elizabeth, 301.
1862
" May, 1890.
1833
" Julia, 136, 357, 894.
Luellen, 2420.
1894
Marie Elizabeth, 1613.
1896
Luley Ann, 1681.
184s
" Louise, 2083.
1897
Lulu, 2294.
1847
Marietta, 1394.
Luodema. 2416.
1857
" S., 1750.
1791
Luretta, 315.
1 886
Marinette Pearl, 2031.
Lydia, 2550.
1862
Marion, 2363
1763
" 69.
1888
" 2362.
1774
" 194.
1899
EUa, 20i8.
1788
" 251.
1882
" Louise, 2380.
1792
" 2616.
1878
Marjorie Losee, 2109.
1793
" 232.
1799
Mal^ S., 175.
1801
" 176.
Martha. 238.
1805
" 258.
1743
" 77.
1875
" Arnette, 1431.
1760
" 106.
1782
" Bartlett, 143.
1796
" 267.
1861
" Minerva, 758.
1834
" 1093.
1825
Lyman, 888.
1898
" 1622.
Lysander, 2417.
1832
" Aurelia, 1236.
1817
Howe, 538.
Mabel, 2423.
1817
" 547-
1888
" Celesta, 1464.
1815
Martin, 600.
1878
" Clair, 1938.
1835
" 1 105.
1881
" Gertrude, 2012.
1862
" H., 1762.
1890
" Irene, 2250.
Mary, 2.
1897
" " 2065.
" 295.
1877
" Lawrence, 1361.
" 1554.
1878
" 0., 1659.
" 2461.
i860
" S., 1761.
" 2488.
334

THE HINDS FAMILY

Mary

2507.

1851

Mary Isabella, 1075.

tt

2515.

" Jane, 2449.

ft
2621.
" 2450.
1646
ft
5-
,827
" " IIOI.
I7I6
ft
II, 30.
1837
" 1537.
I72I
it
54-
1891
" Louise, 1648.
1726
ft
12, 46.
1821
" Lucinda, 387.
I7.W
tt
82.
" T., 1832.
1766
"
317.
1896
v., 2629.
1783
"
240.
1892
" Viola, 2475.
1798
ft
276.
1833
Mason, 2675.
1802
ft
257.
MatUda, 2420.
1815
ff
587.
i88i
" Jane, 261 1.
1820
ft
285.
1878
Mattie L , 1365.
1833
ft
778.
1877
Maud' Claire, 1956.
1838
ff
705.
1880
" E., 1683.
1843
ft
1069.
1878
« L., 1804.
1856
ft
1487.
1878
" Rebecca, 141 1.
1876
ft
1457-
Maude E., 1814.
1884
ft
2438.
May, 1047. •
1823
ft
A., 886.
1855
" 1797.
ft
Adaline, 826.
1883
" 1041.
1809
ft
Ann, 2316.
1848
" Evelyn, 2397.
I8I2
ft
" 2562.
1858
" Frances, 1296.
I8I6
tt
" 527.
1855
Melise, 2464.
1825
ft
" 578.
1825
Melissa, 1099.
1837
if
" 2585.
1834
MelvUle Beveridge Cox, 2328
1839
ft
" 1096.
1877
Melvin Archie, 680.
1782
it
Anna, 331.
1852
" Baker, 1080.
1880
ft
Ardelle, 1703.
1886
MUdred AdeU, 2194.
1832
ft
Charlotte, 750.
1897
" Frances, 1999.
i860
"
D., 1729.
1892-
" Leona, 2016.
1839
"
E., 1544.
1897
R., 1625.
1843
ft
E., 1545. •
Millie, 2554.
1865
ft
Edith, 994.
1852
Milo, 1796.
1874
ft
Eliza, 1459.
1892
MUton C, 1365^^.
1849
ft
" Lydia, 788.
1856
Minerva, 1253.
1836
ft
Elizabeth, 2329.
1833
D,, 739-
1837
ft
2570.
1867
P., 2372.
1849
"
1311.
Minnie, 2420.
1869
ft
" 2401.
1865
" Louise, 1348.
"
EUen, 278.
1875
" Myrtle, 2642.
ft
" 588.
1876
" 0., 1658.
1853
tf
" ¦395-
Mirick, 217.
¦834
tf
ft
Emma, 1237.
Ethel, 1595.
1889
Mollie Louisa, 2441.
Molly, 51.
1880
ft
" 2027.
1788
226.
1873
ft
Eugenia, 2108.
1840
Montgomery Benton, 2557.
1826
ft
F. W., 400.
Moses, 122.
1851
tf
H., 1251.
1542.
1866
ft
Hoffindahl, 1320.
" 2306.
INDEX

335

1783

Moses, 324.

1814

Oliver, 509.

I8I4

" M., 875.

1892

Earl, 228S.

I85I

Myra, 1252.

1782

Orlando, 2305.

1816

" 2319.

Nancy, 2489.

1825

" Sydney, 1513.

1786

' 154.
1890
WUliam, 2387.
i8ii
' 611.
Orrin, 2174.
1820
' 549-
1864
Orvis, 1277.
1824
Bates, 38 1.
1819
" Corlis, 1207.
1798
' F., 2686.
1851
Oscar, 2085.
1841
' Jane, 436.
1894
2289
M., 2450.
1888
C, 2212.
1851
Maria, 1185.
1849
" Earl, 1265.
1838
Napoleon Bonaparte, mo.
1856
Luther, 811.
Nathan, 516.
1S47
M., 1522.
Nathaniel, 2301.
" Paddock, 1292.
Nehemiah, 123.
1889
Otto Ray, 1677.
2418.
1788
Owen Hillman, 146.
171S
51.
1852
" P., 988.
1784
332.
1824
" Preserved, 388.
1794
2617.
i860
Ozro H., 2362.
1798
E., 857.
1829
H., 1102.
1884
Palmer, 1472.
1897
NeU J., 2054.
1887
Patrick Pope, 2440.
1893
NeUie, 1621.
Patty, 517.
1868
" C, 1359.
1800
" 555-
" Rebecca, 1423.
1821
" 577-
1857
" Sweet 2355.
18S6
Paul Elbridge, 1612.
1799
Nelson, 2669.
i886
Pearl, 1653.
1830
" EUsworth, 151 5.
1890
" Helen, 1678.
1862
S., 1012.
1887
Percy G., 16S5.
Nettie, 2102.
1880
" LeRoy, 1607.
1854
Nevada, 1881.
1803
Periey, 243.
Newton, 2650.
1874
'* S., 1364
1758
Nimrod, 104.
1859
Perry, 2105.
1795
" 253.
1763
Persis, 209.
Noble, 429.
1783
" 249.
1850
Allen, 948.
1844
Peter Richmond, 2575
1868
" Andrew, 677.
1829
Phineas D., 1090.
1827
" Principal, 382.
1813
Phoebe, 573.
1892
Nona Melvina, 2388.
1818
" 2565.
1892
Norman Howard, 1970.
1849
Jane, 1268.
1849
0., 1250.
Oaklen, 2419.
1830
Pitt Morse, 1243.
1827
Octavia, 1241.
1808
Pollafox, 290.
1871
Oliff E., 1363.
Polly, 512.
Olive, 67.
1788
" 230.
1845
" 438-
1793
" 172.
185s
" May, 997.
1793
" 207.
Oliver, 1053.
1845
" Maria, 1546.
I7';0
' 80.
1846
Prescott Daniel, 1172
336

THE HINDS FAMILY

1766

Preserved, 70.

1833

Russell PhUander, 1516.

1799

161.

Ruth

152.

1807

177.

1750

ft

86.

I8I6

385.

1778

ft

196.

1887

Prince Almon, 1617.

1891

tf

Elizabeth, 2045.

1848

" Emmons, 946.

1894

ft

Kempton, 1688.

1786

Principal C, 145, 969.

18851881

ft

MatUda, 1650.
Minerva, 1412.

1726

Rachel, 35.

1791

ft

P., 171.

1745

" 78.

1746
" 89.
1888
S. Maud, 1594.
1842
" Amanda Elizabeth, 2492.
1832
Sabrina, 1122.
I89I
Ralph, 1623.
1888
Sadie
Mary, 1378.
1889
L., 1 686.
1865
SaUie E., 2679.
1858
Raphael A. , 965.
1780
Sally,
197-
1895
Ray Andrew, 1388.
1784
C(
167.
1876
Raymond, 2407.
1814
'*
519.
1806
Rebecca, 289.
1831
(C
1 1 06.
1837
" A., 740.
1747
Salome, 6i.
1812
" Crosby, 261.
1784
it
144.
1848
" 75.3.
1802
i(
Ellen, 150.
Jane, 2457.
1800
C(
P., 335-
1859
" Jeanette, 794.
Samuel, 2419.
1882
Redmond Daniel, 2437.
"
2447.
1883
Regena E., 2093.
1767
"
217.
1887
Rena May, 1661.
1857
((
2677.
1768
Reuben, 328.
1803
cc
Acklin, 2632.
I8I5
876.
1848
"
" 2641.
1 841
Revillo Leonard, 913.
1855
((
David, 2666.
Rhoda, 2462.
1819
[C
H., 398.
1769
" 319-
1840
*'
N., 2572.
1784
" 199.
1875
cc
Southey, 2593,
Richard, 178.
1798
"
Tucker, 2391.
2418.
1840
(C
2394.
1777
74
1869
(C
2404.
1844
Robert Christopher, 2639.
1862
C(
Weston, 2338.
1870
" P., 1362.
1833
cc
Woodward, 1308
I88I
" Watson, 1862.
Sarah
, 120.
1886
Roger, 1473.
li
1073.
1888
Roland S., 1662.
1 1
2514
I86I
RoUin W., 2466.
Cl
2561.
Romeo, 2178.
1648
li
8.
1888
Roslyn Albert, 1965.
1719
it
41.
1844
Roswell Sisson. 732.
1751
ct
115.
1859
Rowland F., 2678.
1773
ti
320.
I8I5
Roxanna, 537.
1804
cc
531.
1887
Roy Wesley, 2435.
1807
cc
244.
1862
Royal Taylor, 675.
1811
u
2481.
1894
" WUliam, 1379.
1827
cc
2568.
1798
Ruby, 268.
1 841
u
Adelaide, 804.
1789
Rufus, 201.
1857
cc
Alice, 2465.
INDEX

337

1836

Sarah Augusta, 1132.

1828

" C, 1089.

1846

" Charlotte, 752.

i860

" Elizabeth, 1396.

1838

" Ellen, 2330.

I85I

" 1 174.

" Ida, 2418.

I8I8

" Jane, 2312.

I86I

" " 2356.

1837

" Lavmia, 1238.

1848

¦' M., 1556.

1828

" Malvena, 641.

1853

" Maria, 670.

I8I2

" T.,376.

1837

Selina, 1520.

1842

Selura Adeline WUson, 2343,

1718

Seth, 31.

1750

" 85.

1839

Seward M., 741.

Sheldon, 1543. 

1885

Sherwood, 1042.

1889

Sidney James, 2436.

1890

" Raymond, 2287.

I8I5

SUas, 574.

1837

" 1094.

1879

" Claude, 1952.

1865

" E., 1764

1866

" E., 1776.

1896

" Franklin, 2290.

I8I5

" Peirce, 686.

Simeon, 2479.

2486.
I8II
2518.
Solomon, 59.
124.
1750
" 2615.
1803
Solon, 288.
1797
Sophia, 241.
I8I8
" Maria, 877.
1844
Sophie, 2587.
Sophronia, 558.
1820
" 1510.
1822
550.
1876
SteUa E., 1819.
1 791
Stephen, 157, 174.
1808
" Allen, 374.
1890
" Owen, 1618.
1836
" Valentine, 434
1886
Stewart, 1358.
1732
Submit 38.
1752
" 92.
Sumner, 716.
1807
165.
1866
WUliam, 1016.
Susan, 51.
" 556.
" 2487.
1768
" 327.
•835
" 585.
1837
•• Ann, 730.
1828
" Nelson, 737.
1722
Susannah, 26.
1733
39.
1750
9'.
1757
66.
1790
225.
1798
174.
1812
544-
1795
" Keith, 149.
1831
Sylvanus W., 1091.
1876
" W., 1779.
Sylvester, 422, 466.
2419.
2664.
1819
Sylvia Brown, 379.
1886
" Minerva, 1442.
1718
Tabitha, 40.
1727
" 47.
1762
107.
1776
III.
1807
Tamer, 570.
1809
Temple, 272.
1896
Edward, 1444.
1822
Thankful Howe Tabitha Holland
Augusta, 307.
1850
Theodore, 813.
1851
Curtis, 1548.
1847
" Frelinghuysen, 2084.
1883
2296.
1820
Theresa, 2566.
Thersa, 2553.
1800
Thirza, 269.
Thomas, 2304.
/ " 2392.
' " 2424.
1651
" 9.
1780
" 221.
1790
" 2599.
1803
" 568.
1833
" 2600.
1840
" 2637.
338

THE HINDS FAMILY

1876

Thomas, 2167. |

1876

Warren Elmer, 1702.

1885

ft

Bond, 1463.

1850

"

Tufts, 996.

1853

ft

Byron, 1270.

1780

Watson, 222.

1876

ft

Edwin, 2608.

1813

ff

536.

tf

Elgin, 2429.

1825

Westley, 2447.

1807

if

Franklin, 2309.

1865

WUbur

James, 1891.

I86I

ft

G., 2603.

i860

((

W., 1800.

ft

Henry, 2419.

1859

WUl Clarence, 1859.

1864

ff

J.. 1731.

1882

WUlard Eben, 1647.

1805

ft

Jefferson, 270.

WUliam, 19.

1859

tt

991.

236.
i86i
if
992.
1125.
1873
ft
Matthew, 1916.
1834
1S90
tf
Nash, 1475.
2418.
ff
Pier, 242, 266.
2420.
1842
"
Wilbur, 2395.
2423.
1897
ft
WiUiam, 2682.
2599.
1895
Thurman, 2214.
2632.
Timothy, 2419.
1788
2561.
1741
"
118.
1788
326.
1781
"
323.
1795
855.
1826
ft
Holden, 583.
1813
526.
1793
Tisdale Leonard, 148.
1829
832.
1728
Tryphena, 36.
1858
1077.
1807
tf
271.
1858
1504.
Turner
2581.
1862
1490.
(866
1509.
1809
Ulmer,
260.
1898
2477.
1866
"
B., 1428.
1877
A., 2009.
1826
ft
Fiske, 736.
18671819
Amos, 1429.
Augustus, 602.
1882
Verne,
1940.
1850
" 1325.
1893
it
M., 1428.
1849
Canada, 938.
Vernor
, 2423.
1812
Canedy, 383.
1877
Vida, 5
579.
1878
Commandore, 2643.
1890
Viola Lonella, 1955.
1863
Covell, 1319.
1863
Vira Cutler, 1352^^.
D., 2448.
1878
D., 1467.
1864
W. P.,
1775.
1874
Elbridge, 1605.
1883
Walter
Beetham, 2596.
1850
Eugene, 809.
1880
ft
Byron, 2656.
1891
G., 2272.
1876
ff
Dewitt, 1597.
1845
Green Dudley, 2493.
1863
'*
E., 1004.
1838
H., 2671.
1896
ff
Frederick, 2141.
1839
H., 1126.
1 861
ft
Herbert, 1192.
Henry, 2418.
1874
tt
R., 1582.
1845
" 1393.
1878
tf
Robert, 2 113.
1854
" 1 188.
1871
tt
Scott, 1915.
1857
" 1 190.
1790
Warner, 231.
1877
" 2409.
1818
ft
612.
1821
" Harrison, 688.
1843
Warren David, 1078.
1867
ft
1397
INDEX

339

1833 WiUiam Henry Weed, 2341.
1867 " " " 2375.
1846 " J., 783.
1864 " Justin, 1456.
1868 " Lawrence, 2358.
1816 " Learned, 305.
1858 " Linton, 1419.
" M., 1046,
1839 " M., 2571.
1854 " McCague, 2646.
" Nuten, 2632.
1834 " " 2634.
1894 " Raymond, 2443.
1851 " Richardson, 1295.
1852 " " 1275.
" S., 2459.
1853 " Southey, 2590.
1835 " Sumner, 433.
" Swiggett, 2601.
1872 " " 2606.
1897 " " 2614.
1849 " V.' 1722.
1882 " Van, 2180.
1818 " W., 733-

183218431872 1801183918781856 18321855 188018701877182118731866 18981879 17991859 1885

WUliam Wadsworth, 472.
" Wallace, 647.
" Walter, 679.
" Watson, 567.
" " 1246.
WUlie, 1918.
" Herbert, 1327.
Willis, 1534.
" Ezra, 1081.
" Melvin, 17 10.
WUnet, 2420.
Winfield Ernest, 678.
Winnifred A., 1697.
Winthrop Tisdale, 380.
Wylie Wright, 2680.
Zack Clark, 2624.
" " 2631.
Zalmon, 17 18.
ZeUa Rose, 1939.
Zenas, 234.
ZUpha Etta, 999.
Zina T., 2504.
Zora Ida, 1958.

Surnames otber tban Hinbs

Abbey, Carrie L. , 651.
Frank H., 651.
Grover, 651.
Harvey,65i.
Herman, 651.
Laura F., 651.
Leon, 651.
Maud E., 651.
Oliver H.. 651.
Philip, 651.
Sally A., 651.
Abbott, Julia, 287.
Acklin, Elizabeth, 2632.
Adams, John, 148.
Lizzie (Roch), 1324.
Maria, 858.
Adcock, Annie, 1837.
Charles, 1837.
Sarah, 1837.
Additon, Joseph, 337.
Aiken, Hannah, 280.
Margaret, 1570.
Rebecca Z., 829.
Albro, George Edwin, 136, 357, 894.
Alden, Allen Alonzo, 639.
Alonzo, 639.
Amy Wenonah, 906.
Charles Allen Wesley, 639.
Elizabeth, 1264.
George Clark, 906.
John, 1264.
Priscilla (MuUins), 1264.
Andrews, John Parker, 604.
Aldrich, Sarah F. , 668.
Selura, 2315.
Alexander, Alice, 728.
Alford, Jeanette Ellen, 1277.
Allen, Abby Louise. 1329.
Agnes, 1329.
Alice MiUer, 1329.
Almira Maria, 572.
Amelia, 373.
Asa, 615.

Allen, Avery W., 1027.
Bartlett, 143.
" 372.
Benjamin, 224.
Betsey (Walrod), 1510.
Charity Peirce, 369.
Clara Fatima, 1331.
DrusUla, 145.
Edgar C, 1028.
" W., 438.
Elizabeth, 864.
Ernest E., 1024.
Ethel Clara, 1329.
George E., 2080.
Grace Weston, 1329.
G. Walter, 1329.
Herbert R., 1025.
Jacob, 1510.
Jane Garland, 371.
James, 864.
" 1510.
" M.,370.
Jerome H., 2081.
John Weston, 1329.
Jonathan, 611.
Josiah, 611. Waite, 6n,
" Warner, 1332.
Juliette A., 2079.
LUlie B., 372.
Louisa Frances, 1330.
Lydia, 615.
Martha, 615.
" Theodora 1332.
Mary, 2082.
Myra C, 372.
" L., 372.
Nancy (Dyke), 615.
Rebecca, 224.
Rose, 171.
Sarah, 864.
" L., 380.
Sumner W., 1026.

340

INDEX

341

Allen, Thomas Nye, 368.
Walter, 611.
Warner Townsend, 1332.
Ames, Clark, 867.
George H., 867.
Hattie E., 867.
Henry, 908.
John, 867.
Josiah, 867.
Sarah, 867.
WUliam L., 834.
Anderson, Angeline, 2498.
Burton M., 2499.
Clabom, 2501.
Elizabeth, 2500.
F. M., 2503.
J. L., 2502.
J. R., 2502.
Jane, 1579.
M. A., 2502.
M. E., 2502.
S. C. A., 2502.
Simeon, 2502.
T. F., 2502.
T. SherrUl, 2481.
W. I., 2502.
W. M., 2502.
Andrews, Harriet F., 447.
" (Leonard), 447.
Manassah, 447.
Phebe Elizabeth, 604.
WUliam, 12. 604.
Andrus, Cornelia N. (Jewell), 1295.
Isabella E., 1295.
William H., 1295.
Angell, Elizabeth Hannah, 2641.
Anthony, Edmund, 136, 357.
Emma Louise, 1993.
Frederick Wilfred, 1992.
George E., 131 1.
Appleyard, Elizabeth C, 2589.
Archie,  , 2450.
Arkell, Charlotte (Robinson), 1339.
John, 1339.
Mary Ann, 1339.
Armstrong,  , 1037.
Mary, 1271.
Arnold, Mary, 624, 666.
Arries, Isabella, 869.
Ashley, Abigail (Peirce), 165.

Ashley, Chloe, 165.
Luther, 165.
Atherton, Caroline Augusta, 1199.
Galen Warren, 1200
George Philemon, I20I.
Henry Abijah, 1198.
" Warren, 546.
Susan Elizabeth, 1197.
WUliam Henry, iigS.
Atkins, Elisha Connell, 2494.
Ellen, 1218.
Hiel, 1218.
Ida, I2i8.
Larned Sampson, 12 18.
Lina, 1218.
Lois, 404.
Mary, 1218.
" Bashie, 2494.
" Blackman (Sutton), 2494.
Viola, 1218.
Atwell, Adaline, 1084.
Dr., 1084.
Atwood, Frank, 720.
Aufderhyde. Lena, 442.
Austin, Charles, 615.
Elvira, 615.
Melinda, 615.
Averil, Emma May, 1951.
Ethel, 1950.
Florence, 1948.
Fred Claire, 1949.
John F., 1268.
Luella, 1946.
Rachel Amanda (Rowley), 1268.
Richard Henry, 1268.
Stella, 1947.
Avery, DelUah (Cummings), 1092.
George, 1092.
Grace M., 197 1.
Orson L., 1971.
Phebe, 1092.
Washington, 923.
Ayer, PriscUla, 398.
Backus, Isaac, 25.
Babcock, Sophia, 881.
Bailey, Adaline, 838.
Cyrenius, 1270.
Eben W., 838.
Emma Florence, 1270
Erwin H., 1558.

342

THE HINDS FAMILY

Bailey, Harriet, 884.
Jane Ann (Morey), 1270.
Mary, 838.
" Caroline, 1174.
Ocia, 838.
Sophronia, 838.
Stephen, 838.
Baird, Jane A., 878.
Olive, 878.
WUliam, 878.
Baker, Alfred, 1742.
Charies Elmer, 1258.
" WiUard, 1258.
E. C, 638.
Ella, 638.
" 712.
Hattie, 712.
Hiram, 1258.
John, 712.
Lois, 638.
Mary Sophia (Muffly), 1258.
Ora E., 1782.
SteUa Pritchard, 1258.
Balch, Amolo, 65.
Baldwin, Elizabeth, 162.
Henry, 549.
Ball, Abbie Sarah, 1062.
James, 44.
Lydia, 100.
Bangs, Charles, 986.
Mary Toothaker, 986.
Sarah (Quimby), 986.
Banister, Joseph, 30.
Seth, 29.
Barber, Belle, 2530.
Diana, 1734.
Eliza (Dugan), 2530.
James, 2530.
W. M., 1 186.
Barden, Mary Amanda, 262.
Barnes,  , 1047.
George, 1271.
Mary (Armstrong), 1271.
Phila, 1 27 1.
WUliam, 1219.
Barney, Clarissa A., 879.
Barnheart, Mary A., 2661.
Barker,  , 2636.
Barrell, James Finley, 1297.
John Whitbeck, 1297.
Barrett,  , 726.

Barrett, Chester, 1514.
" N., 2087.
Clara B., 2087.
Lavanda J., 2087.
Lewis Eugene, 2087.
Rosa C, 2087.
Barrows, Hattie, 2620.
Barrus, Arthur, 347.
Ida, 347.
James, 347.
Barss, F. F., 1197.
Mary Elvira, 1197.
Barstow, May C, 936.
Bartlett, Joseph, 11.
Lydia, 25.
Matthew, 39, 193.
97.
Barton, Amos, 267.
743- 747.
Asher Hinds, 743.
74.3.
Crosby, 268.
Edmund, 267.
Flynt, 267.
James Greeley, 743.
Lydia (Crosby), 267.
Marcia Polina, 744.
Marion, 743.
Martha, 743.
" Permelia, 746.
Minerva, 743.
Samuel, 267.
" Cony, 742.
Ulmer Boyden, 745.
Bates. Ann Maria, 920.
Caleb, 341.
" S., 341.
Charity H., 923.
Charley O., 927.
Clara E., 922.
Cyrus S., 929.
Ebenezer H., 924.
Elizabeth (Herrick), 341.
Frank O., 928.
Hannah L., 921.
Joseph Herrick, 926.
La Floyd S., 918.
Mary, 146.
" Elizabeth, 919.
Minnie S., 925.

INDEX

343

Bates, Sarah, 2661.
Battles, Asa, 641.
" 641.
Clarence Perley, 1340.
Cora Gertrude, 1345.
" Perley, 1340.
Donald Raymond, 1341.
Elizabeth, 641.
Ford Lewis, 1341.
Leland Asa, 1341.
Ralph Asa, 1341.
Raymond WUlis, 1341.
WUton Lamar, 1343.
Zera Sarah, 1342.
Baxendale, J. T., 1744.
Beach, James O., 1561.
Marion E., 1561.
Beatley, WUliam, 2 114.
Beatty,  , 2651.
Ida, 2651.
Beck, Eugene, 409.
Minnie, 1529.
Phebe, 1897.
Susan, 1269.
Beckler, Amos, 964.
Betsey, 964.
Susan F., 964.
Beckley, Abbie Ann, 1258.
Beckwith, Elijah, 576.
Martha, 1278.
Mary, 1279.
Beede, Patience, 2303.
Beetham, Elizabeth C. (Appleyard),2589.
Mary Anne, 2589.
Thomas, 25S9.
Belanger, H., 1752.
Harriet Ann (Erskine), 1401.
LUlian May, 1401.
Louis, 1 40 1.
Bell, Frederick M., 273.
John, 39.
Julia Ann, 2600.
Mary, 273.
Bellows, Hannah, 267.
Benedict,  , 25.
Benjamin, Betsey (Chase), 342, 345.
Cordania, 345.
Mary EsteUa. 342.
Nathaniel, 342, 345.
Bennett,  , 493.
Angie Annette, 635.

Bennett, Arthur Lee, 639.
Caleb, 241.
Carrie M., 1855.
CecU Eugene, 635.
Charles David, 639.
Charlotte Copland, 349.
Clarence, 635.
EUa, 635.
Elmer Leslie, 639.
Elmir, 635.
" Watson, 635
Emma, 637.
Esther I., 639.
Fay Royce, 635.
Frances May, 635.
Gladys I., 639.
Ida Estelle, 636.
J. T., 1215.
James Lafayette, 635.
Jessie Emma, 639.
Lafayette Lunan, 640.
Louise Sophia, 639.
Lourysa, 638.
Lucinda, 520.
Lydia, 242.
Marjorie E., 639.
Metta C, 640.
Sarah Catherine, 2344.
WUliam, 636.
WUlie Wesley, 639.
Benson, Earl C, 1204.
Luella A., 1203.
Bent, David, 219.221.
Phebe, 221.
PoUy, 219.
Sophia, 588.
Berry, Nancy, 2445.
Bickford, Hannah, 717.
Bigelow, Helen, 1398.
Billings, Dora Anathalie, 410.
George \V., 410.
Bird, Annie May, 1926.
Arthur Albert, 1927.
Edna Minerva, 1924.
Huldah Alice, 1928.
James, 1248.
" Edward Francis, 1929.
Mamie Pearl, 1925.
Orienta, 1923.
Thomas WUliam, 1922.

344

THE HINDS FAMILY

Bird, William, 1248.
Bishop, Fred, 1130.
Bixby,  , 162.
Martha, 335.
Black, Ada Isabel, 1 143.
Ellen, 913.
" Josephine, 1 143.
Flora Isaphine, 11 43.
Franklin Hall, 1143.
Hester, 2670.
Jefferson, 1144, 1146.
Blaisdell, Helen C, 401.
S. A., 410.
Blake, Charles Edwin, 1752.
Persis Frances, 2240.
Blanchard,  , 391.
Abbie Ann (Beckley), 1258.
Albert L., 1140.
" N., H40.
" S., 1 140.
Andrew Jackson, 1258.
Celia A., 1140.
Edgar, 1140.
Fannie May, 1258.
Georgie Bell, 1140.
Judson B,, 1140.
Laura, 1140.
Marie O., 1140.
Nannie L., 1140.
Nettie, 836.
Simon J., 1140.
" W., 1 140.
Vidette L., 1140.
Bliss, Cora Belle, 2532.
Mariette, 861.
Zeba F., 2692.
Blood, Betsey, 213.
Boardman, Maggie Electa, 1262.
Bolender, Anna, 1732.
Harrison W., 1732.
Mary Ellen, 1732.
Bond,  , 511.
Celesta (Messer), 787.
Charles, 511.
Clara, 511.
EUa, 511.
Henry Asa, 1181.
Leon Waldo, 1181.
Mary Celesta, 787.
Thomas, 7S7.
William Henry, 1181.

Booth,  , 1218.
AUen, 1276.
Ann (Shaw), 1276.
Celia, 1218.
Eliza, 1 2 18.
Herbert, 1218.
John, 133.
Sarah Ann, 1276.
Bostwick, Amanda (Grjffis), 492.
George Madison, 1050.
Madison, 492.
Mahlon Robert, 492.
Mina H., 1049.
Rebecca Blanche, 1051.
Robert Burns, 1050.
Bosworth, Ephraim, 25.
Boucher, Thoraas, 25.
Bound, Ephraim, 25.
James, 25.
Bowen,  , 1122.
Columbus, 1490.
Ella S., 1822.
Julia Catherine, 1490.
Sarah Catherine (Slade), 1490.
Bowman, Edith Mabel, 803.
James, 802.
WUliam, 91.
" 803.
Boyd, Edward A., 1508.
George Burgess, 1508.
Isabella F., 2075
James H., 2077.
Leon H., 2076.
Sarah (Bragg) 1508.
Boyle, Isaac, 1909.
John, 1230.
" 2278.
Leonard, 2277.
Boynton, Roxana, 505.
Sarah, 272.
Brackett, Mary, 2305.
Bradley, Calvin, 1176.
Bradshaw, Albert George, 2004.
Lura Nettie, 2005.
William George, 1323.
Brady, Catherine Hannah, 462.
John, 173.
Mary Elizabeth, 460.
Ruth Hinds, 461.
Sarah Ricketson, 463.
Bragg, Sarah, 1508.

INDEX

345

Braley, Abner, 172, 454
Alden, 451.
Charles, 457.
Ebenezer, 459.
Francis, 456.
Henry, 458.
" K., 453.
John, 455.
Joseph R., 450.
Leonard, 452.
Mary H., 459.
Samuel T., 453.
Bramhall, Emma Clementine, 1141.
John C, 1141.
Branch, A. Irene, 1560.
Arthur, 1560.
C. Harry, 1 560.
Charles N., 1560.
Elizabeth L., 1560.
Fayette H., 1560.
Frederick D., 1560.
George, 881.
" L., 1560.
" W., 881.
Kenneth D. V., 1560.
Leon W., 1560.
Lilah K., 1561.
Robert O., 1560.
Sarah M., 1559.
Sophia (Babcock), 881.
Brandon, Mary Maria, 1568.
Brann, Clarence, 923.
Branson, Charles Elijah, 953.
Elijah, 953.
Georgana LucUe, 953.
Linnie Evelyne, 953.
Margurite Webb, 953.
Brasel, John, 2495.
Bray, Fannie, 899.
Brazelton,  , 2548.
Breed, Bradley, 1732.
Jennie, 1732.
Martha, 1752.
Briggs, Delia, 2620.
Elisha, 25.
Brigham, Nancy, 1096.
Brink, Andrew P., 2568.
Elizabeth, 2578.
Broad, AbigaU, 44.
Josiah, 42.
Bronner, Margaret, 1529.
X

Bronson, Ackley, 176.
Ophelia, 469.
Susannah, 470.
Brook, Annie C, 12 15.
Ida M., 1194.
Brooks, David, 2678.
Nancy Jane (Pearson), 2678.
Nellie, 2678.
Brown,  , 2578.
Betsey, 256.
Catherine (Cameron), 985.
Caroline H. (Fox), 760.
Fannie A., 760.
George Guy, 604.
" 0.,76o.
J. F., 1946.
James, 985.
Jane (Anderson), 1579.
" Frances, 1579.
Kate, 985.
LUlian F., 1824.
Lovina, 639.
Mary, 707, 843.
PhUip, 1579.
Rebecca, 347, 1759.
Samuel M., 1118.
Sarah Elizabeth, 901.
Stephen, 136, 359.
Brownell, Adah (HUl), 90.
Fred WUliam, 1224.
George R., 1224.
Octavia Ada, 1224.
William Shaw, 1224.
Bruce, Achsah M., 791.
Bryant, Costella M., 408.
Buchanan, Alice, 1219.
Arthur, 1219.
" W., 1219.
Delia C, 1219.
Edna, 1219.
Edwin A., 1219.
Emma Augusta, 1539.
Florence, 121 5.
" E., 1219.
Foster Morse, 1215.
Grace, 12 15,
Harry, 12 15.
Helen Amelia, 12 15.
Inez, 1 2 19.
Irene, 1219.
Jane A. (Owens), 1538, 1539.

346

THE HINDS FAMILY

Buchanan, Janet, 12 19.
Jonas, 1215.
Julius Corlis, 1215.
Lucy, 1215.
Mary, 1538.
" Elizabeth, 121 5.
Minnie, 12 19.
Orlo, 1219.
Rebecca Rosaville, 1215.
Robert, 1538, 1539.
Roy, 1215.
Russell Foster, 1215.
Thomas Jefferson, 1215.
Buck, Matilda, 1087.
Moses, 1087.
Polly (Johnson), 1087.
Buckminster, Thomas, 11.
Buffum, Sarah Ann, 1455.
BullARD, Achsah, 591.
Alfred, 594.
Austin, 593.
MUo, 592.
Sanford, 227.
Bumpus, Frances, 445.
Henry J., 445.
Nancy M. (Harlow), 445.
Bunker, Enoch, 258.
" Henry, 724
Florence Helen, 724.
Fred Ulmer, 725.
Gertrude V., 1935.
James, 1252.
Lydia Augusta, 722.
May Elizabeth, 723.
Ralph Farnham, 724.
Rebecca Hinds, 221.
Burbank, Addie O., 1204.
Mary P., 1202.
Burgess, Orion, 1130.
Sarah, 1030.
Burke, Jesse, 823.
Lorana, 823.
Sally (Hatch), 823.
Burkis, Barbara, 2318.
Burnham, Annette, 1094.
Asa, 737.
" Marsh, 737.
Charles Edwin, 1425.
Edith Morton, 1424.
Frank Ulmer, 1426.
Fred WUliam, 1424.

Burnham, George Usher, 1427.
Grace CecUe, 1426.
Helen Marie, 1426.
Lulu May, 1772.
Lydia (Parsons), 737.
Ralph Jordan, 1424.
Burr, Aaron, 2218.
Amos A., 2218.
Eliza Ann (Lewis), 2218.
Burress, Laura A., 1140.
Mary Cassie, 1140.
Burrill, Charles F., 1627.
Etta Maria, 1631.
Frank C, 1670.
George Edwin, 1627.
James H., 1627.
Mary, 1629, 1630.
Rena May, 1670.
William G., 972, 1627.
" P., 1628, 1632.
Burroughs, Catherine, 574.
Minerva, 567.
Burt, Jacob, 2689.
PriscUla, 2689.
Bush, C. P., 562.
Bushnell, G., 1191.
Buss, Bernice May, 1870.
John W., 1 185.
Rodney, 889.
Butterfield, Helen C. (BlaisdeU), 401.
Butler, Benjamin F., 273.
Eliza Ann, 1910.
Flora J., 1 195.
Hattie, 606.
James, 2.
Mary, 2.
Buxton, Edwin B., 1591.
Mabel, 1591.
Susan (Lewis), 1591.
Buzzell, Elizabeth, 1186.
Fannie M., 1079.
Byram, Huldah, 2543.
Byrnes, Jessie, 1865.
Cahill, Mary A., 1068.
Calhoun, James, 320.
Calkins, Sarah, 870.
Calvert, Phoebe Ann, 1605.
Cameron, Catherine, 985.
Campbell, Edward Raymond, 1268.
Frank Walter, 1286.

INDEX

347

Campbell, Frederick George, 1286.
George, 1286.
Harry Harlow, 1286.
Helen Louise, 1286.
James Percy, 502.
Lena Morris, 1286.
Louise Hannah, 502.
Mary Wardwell, 1286.
Susan L., 1 187.
Winton Grant, 502.
Canedy, Charity, 64.
Capen, Mary, 80.
Capron, Oliver, 44.
Card, Abby, 880.
Daniel L., 880.
Susan, 880.
Carll, John H., 1215.
Carlson, Ida, 1274.
Lisa Stina, 1274.
Carpenter, Mindwell Melissa, in 2.
Carroll, Lydia, 647.
Carter, Blanche Celia, 1858.
Celia N., 1854.
Edna L., 1853.
" M., 1856.
Elizabeth, 1152.
George Porter, 1853.
Gladys M., 1855.
Hannah, 1169.
Harold W., 1854.
Helen M., 1854.
Hiram Porter, 1169.
John, 1 169.
Lulu Hinds, 1857.
Nellie, 11 50.
Prescott Daniel, 1855.
Raymond T. , 1853.
Russell C, 1855.
Shirley L., 1853.
Walter Herbert, 1854.
Carva, Lenora ]., 1853.
Casey, Mary Elizabeth, 905.
Casler, Verner, 639.
Cass, Lydia A., 2320.
Gather, David, 1568.
Jennie R., 1568.
Mary Maria (Brandon), 1568.
Cauthro, Sarah, 1892.
Chamberlain,  , 217.
Emma, 2569.
Henry, 26.

Chandler, Isaac, 2322.
" Wood, 2322.
Moll (Kimball), 2322.
WUliam Lee, 2360.
Chapin, Mary Scammel, 1159.
Chapman, Charles Jarvis, 2364, 2383.
Dora J., 1171.
Harrison Carter, 2385.
Marion Carter, 2381.
PhUip Freeland, 2384.
Robert Franklin, 2382.
Chard, Sarah, 2414.
Chase, Adriana Veisie, 2326.
Alice Blanche, 2023.
Betsey, 342, 345.
Chesterton, Minnie N. (Dickinson),
1455-
Child, Joshua, 46.
Childress, Elizabeth, 2545.
John, 2545.
Childs, Mary, 44.
Church,  , 354
Churchill, Bela, 1067.
Harlie O., 1692.
Clapp, Alexander, 793.
Lydia, 1173.
Clark, Aaron, 235.
Abner, 134, 139.
Bruce Hinds, 1980.
Caroline D., 624, 663.
Charies, 836.
" Lothrop, 2083.
Elizabeth (Norcross), 209.
Ella Louise, 1985.
Ezra, 229.
Frances, 905.
Harriet C, 748.
" L., 624, 664.
Irving Howard, 1981.
James Arthur, 444.
John, 209.
Joseph, 228.
Leander H., 1304
Lewis, 2083.
Lynn Seldon, 1983.
Ora LucUe, 1982.
Pearl Madeline, 1984.
Phebe (Rice), 228.
Samuel, 209.
Susan E. (Perkins), 2083.
Susannah, 228.

348

THE HINDS FAMILY

Clark, Theodore Lewis, 2295.
Zack, 2621.
Clinton, Rebecca Eliza, 686.
Clough, George Herbert, 670.
Coats, Dr., 2669.
Joseph, 2669.
Sirena, 2669.
Cobb, Oliver, 146.
Stephen, 23.
Cobleigh, Alonzo, 1097.
Ernest, 1789.
Coffin, Florence TUton, 1864.
Colby, Ella B., 1079.
Mary Persis, 1078.
Sally, 2345.
Cole, Albert, 1446.
M., 442.
Arthur Harrison, 1058.
Bertha Dimple, 2056.
Charles, 623.
Edmund, 506.
Ernest Joshua, 1062.
Everett Leroy, 1065.
Forest WUliam, 1062.
Harry Joshua, 1058.
Helen Edith, 1055.
" Marion, 2055.
Joshua, 506.'
Judith (Rowell), 506.
Levi, 898.
Lois M., 1068.
Louisa, 1057.
Lucinda Hinds, 1061.
Lucy Cutler, 1064.
Luella Winnifred, 1058.
Margaret Frances, 1058.
Marion Lucy, 1062.
Martha Ellen, 1063.
Mary Ann, 1060.
" Helena, 1058.
Minnie, 1446.
Orison, 1055.
Orvis, 1056.
Otis, 1058.
Persis Maria, 1059.
Robert B., 1446.
Vivian Mary, 1062.
WUliam Ezra, 1062.
Coleman, Adin, 1180.
Alison Orismus, 1183.
Carrie Jennie, 1183.

Coleman, Charles Benjamin, 1177, 1180.
Ella S., 1551.
Ernest, 1180.
Harriet Hinds, 1176.
Hatie M., 1183.
Herbert Cleveland, 1 180.
Jennie, 1180.
Loren WiUiam, 1180.
Malvina Augusta, 1179,1181..
Nancy Jane, 1182.
Susan Greena, 1178.
Susannah, 216.
WUliam, 544.
" Franklin, 1180.
Collester, Martha Maria, 2006.
Colley, Nettie, 12 14.
William, 1214.
Collins, Cretie, 651.
Frank, 651.
Grace, 651.
Grace, 651.
Julia A., 1082.
Lemuel Albert, 2311.
Colson, Henry, 447.
Colton, Carrie Lucinda, 1256.
Lucinda (Emery), 1256.
WiUiam, 1256.
Comit,  , 1084.
Commick, Agnes (WUson), 983.
Clifton Horace, 983.
John S., 983.
WiUiam, 983.
Conant, Elizabeth, 19.
Hannah, 19.
Jeremiah, 19.
John, ig.
Margaret, 19.
Nathaniel, 19.
Phineas, 25.
Coney, Mary Catherine, 2666.
Conklin, Anna, 1541.
Connor, EUen, 718.
Conrad, John, 2661.
Mary A. (Barnheart), 2661.
Cook, Sarah A., 2665.
Cooke, Anna B., 1559.
C. Eugene, 1559.
Catherine C, 1559.
Frank H., 1559.
George R., 1559.
Harriette, 1559.

INDEX

349

Cooke, James H., 1559.
Paul A., 1559.
Thomas W. P., 1559.
Coombs, Bertha, 744.
Helen E., 744.
Laura B. , 744.
Martha S., 744.
Mary E., 744.
Sarah J., 744.
Thomas H., 744.
Coon, Hannah M., 1217.
Cooper, Alice Belle, 1370.
Caroline S., 640.
Charles J., 1371.
Clara LUlian, 1374.
Edith Marion, 1369.
Gardner, 649.
Harvey, 623.
James A., 649, 1372.
Martha, 649.
Nina Helen, 1368.
Copley, MorUlo P., 1242.
Oliver, 1906.
Corbit, Amanda, 2453.
Dr., 25.
George, 2453.
Margaret Ann (Norris), 2453.
Corey, Albert C, 695.
" L., 699.
Alonzo, 441.
Benjamin, 693.
BUIings, 441.
Elizabeth Y., 700.
Frank G., 695.
John W., 695.
Lizzie M., 699.
Lydia E., 698.
Maro v., 696, 697.
Moses, 251, 694.
Rebecca Y., 692.
Thomas S., 697.
Corlis, Hannah (Whittaker), 11.
Cornelius, W. B., 1947.
Cortelyou, Bruce, 1481.
George Bruce, 818.
Grace Hinds, 1483.
Winthrop, 1482.
Cotter, Ann (O'Neal), 2428.
Ellen L., 2428.
Redmond, 2428.
Covell, Mary Elizabeth, 601.

Cox, Arthur, 136, 357.
Peu-ce, 136, 357.
Ebenezer Peirce, 136, 357.
Gerty, 652.
. Julia M., 334.
Sarah Frances, 136, 357.
William Wirt, 136, 357.
Cozins, Estie, 636.
Eugenie, 636.
Frank, 636.
George Lafayette, 636.
Mary Rachel, 636.
Thomas, 636.
Walter B., 636.
WUliam Frederick, 636.
Yocum Tyson, 636.
Crabtree, Agreen, 1171.
Celinda (Hodgkins), 1171.
Edwin G., 1171.
George, 1171.
John D., 1171.
Maude Louise, i860.
Rebecca (Hopkins), 1171.
WUlis Edwin, 1859.
Crawford, Mary, 568.
Crenshaw, J. E., 2679.
Crocker, Artie (Robertson), 1756.
Chauncy, 1756.
Minnie B., 1756.
Walter Gustavus, 1323.
Crombie, Charles H., 1449.
Frank H., 1448.
Fred W., 1449.
Helen, 1447.
Henry W., 775.
Cronk, Abbie, 185.
Crosby, Abbie S., 1421.
Augustine, 730.
Bethel, 1421.
Edward H., 1421.
S., 1421.
Ethelmda (Getchell), 730.
Frank B., 1421.
Hanes L., 734.
Hannah (Stevens), 100.
Joel, 105.
Katherine E., 1421.
" M., 1420.
Lucy Evelyn, 1416.
Luther, 730.
Lydia, 267.

350

THE HINDS FAMILY

Crosby, Mary L., 1421.
Pearl H., 1421.
Ralph, 1421.
Rebecca, 105.
Robert Augustine, 1417. •
Rufus L., 1421.
Ruth W., 1 42 1.
Stephen U., 1421.
Cross, Margaret, 1210.
Crouch, Edna, 2680.
Crowell, Catherine (Kenton), 1262.
Fannie, 2322.
Culkins, J. T. P., 1559.
Cummings, DelUah, 1092.
Martha, 965.
Mary, 965.
Melville B., 410.
MuUett, 965.
Cunningham, Edgar M., 1166.
Jannette Lucinda, 1166.
Jessie E., 11 66.
Curtis, Ivy B., 1885.
John F. L., 1297.
Curry, Catherine, 869.
Isabel (Arries), 869.
WiUiam, 869.
Cushman, Emory, 462.
Francis, 462.
Henry, 462.
W., 462.
Ruth, 462.
Cutler, Almira Boston (Withams), 2366.
Elvira M., 643.
George H., 642, 643, 645.
Gussie Lydia, 2366.
Louise, 645.
Mary Ellen, 642.
NeUie, 2575.
' WUliam Jordan, 2366.
Dabney, John, 25.
Dalliwar, Joseph, 19.
Margaret, 19.
Peter, 19.
Dana, Alice Louise, 2346.
Anna Barrows, 2346.
Charles Sylvester, 2346.
Florence, 2346.
George Radcliffe, 2346.
Hannah (Kimball), 2346.
Isabel Seavey, 2346.

Dana, Sylvester, 2346.
Danby, John, 44.
Danforth, Louisa, 566.
Danico, Henry C, 1002.
Herbert C, 1673.
Leola B., 1671.
Louisa B., 1672.
Myrtle F., 1674.
Percy G., 1669.
Verner A., 1675.
Vertie O., 1620.
Darling, Florence Amelia, 81 1.
Darrow, Agnes Elizabeth, 1493.
Albert Carroll, 1494.
Amelia Francelia, 1495.
Charles Franklin, 1494.
Dennison, 1493.
Edith, 1499.
Ella Mae, 1494.
Florence Hinds, 1494.
Frederick Edward Westbrook, 1493.
George McMUlian, 1499.
Guy Calvin, 1499.
Henry Dennison, 1493.
Herbert John, 1499.
" Van Wyck, 1493.
Isabella Caroline, 1499.
J. Durham, 1494.
Jane Agnes (Hinds), 1501.
Jedediah, 831, 1501.
Marius Shoomaker, 1493.
Martha Jane, 1496.
Mary Elizabeth, 1497, 1501.
Norman WUliam, 1498.
Pierre, 1499.
WUliam, 1499.
Davis, Ada F., 444.
Alvin Robert, 605.
Anna H., 443.
Bertha L., 11 34.
Celinda Melissa, 605.
Charles H., 1134.
" Henry, 1135, 1452.
Constant R., 605.
Eliza Wing, 442.
Elizabeth, 136, 360, 1548.
George, 447.
W., 527, 2151.
" William, 11 34.
Harriet L., 447.
Harry Stetson, 605.

INDEX

351

Davis, Henry Edwin, 605.
" Otis, 410.
Joseph R., 448.
Mary J., 1134.
" R., 441.
" Virginia, 1340.
Nancy, 914.
Nathan, 171, 446.
" S., 446.
Oliver, 136, 356, 891.
Oscar N., 410.
Rose A., 444.
Rose (Allen), 171.
Sarah C, 449.
Sarah C, 448.
Simon, 50.
Susan, 445.
Thankful, 50.
Walter, 171.
" A., 444
" Channing, 447.
WUliam H., 447.
" Henry, 447.
Davison, Amelia, 876.
Ashael B.,876.
Lucretia, 876.
Mary, 876.
Melissa, 876.
PoUy M., 876.
Richard, 876.
Thoma-s McFaU, 1208.
Day, Arthur John, 1130.
Blanche Elizabeth, 1130.
Charles Conant, 1130.
David WUliam, 1130.
Frank Edward, 1130.
Hannah Colton, 1130.
" Hmds, 1 1 29.
Jonathan G., 524.
Julia Amanda, 1130.
Mabel Kendall, 1130.
Minnie BeU, 1130.
Rebecca Elizabeth, 1130.
Rufus, 1 130.
Walter Edward, 1130.
Warren Hollis, 1130.
WUliam Fisher, 1130.
Dayton, John, 1.
Ralph, I.
Deacon, Mary Ann, 1914.
Dean, Ann, 418.

Dean, Anna Bathsheba, 417.
Elbert Peare, 1259.
Emma (McCully), 437.
Eva, 437.
Franklin, 414.
G. M. DeLafayette, 418.
Gardiner, 412.
John A., 419.
Leslie C, 1162.
Mabel Ida, 1259.
Moses, 1259.
Nancy, 413.
PhUip, 437.
Rhoda, 411.
Samuel, 156,416.
Walter, 415.
Dearborn, Calvin, 404.
Charles, 404.
DarUlas, 406.
Davis, 404.
John, 149.
Luella, 404.
Mary, 405.
Degolier, Rhoda Ann, 1216.
Delano, Cora E., 1784.
Frederick, 442.
Herbert, 442.
Timothy, 442.
Walter K., 442.
DeLong, Hannah, 861.
Denton, Firman, 2566.
Devenport, Eliza, 2561.
Susan. 2569.
Devine, Mary Genevieve, 2346.
Dickinson, Mary, 122S.
Minnie N., 1455.
Samuel Henry, 1455.
Sarah Ann (Buffum), 1455.
Diehl, Albert, 698.
John C, 698.
Lillie, 698.
WUliam. 698.
Dill, Nellie F., 967.
Dilla, Isreal, 558.
Dimmock, Nancy Z., 834.
Disney, James, 1221.
Miriam, 1221.
Doanst, Margaret, 637.
Dodge, Addie Lucy, 1851.
Eugene Benjamin, 1849.
Fernando, 1167.

352

THE HINDS FAMILY

Dodge, Grace Phebe, 1852.
Mamie Orlana 560.
Mary Etta, 1850.
Nettie E., 1848.
Dodson, L. F., 2502.
Doggett, Esther Elizabeth, 63g.
Phebe Dean, 349.
Doland,  , 476.
Dolivar,  , 19.
Doolan, Sarah, 1796.
Doubleday, Alice A., 870.
Charles Edwin, 870.
Demos A., 870.
WUliam A., 870.
Douglass, LiUian, 2623.
Robert, 253.
Dove, Mary W., I44g.
Dow, Albert W., 1132.
Albertine Musa, 1840.
Amos, 738.
Ann P., 2307.
Anna R., 738.
Isaac W., II 32.
Lucy (Stevens), 1132.
Martha Folansbee, g37.
Roxanna (Runnels), 738.
Downing, John, 1496.
Doyan, Ada Elizabeth, 409.
Albert Augustine, 409.
Alice Ellen, 4og.
Keziah Winslow, 4og.
Lillian Bertha, 4og.
Myra Louise, 409.
Sadie Belle, 409.
WUliam G., 409.
Drew, AUen, 126.
EUa, 782.
Drinker, EmUy Maria, 735.
Driskell, Sarah, 1731.
Duffett, WUliam Henry, 1893.
Dugan, Eliza, 2530.
Duncan, John A., 2172.
Dunham, Desdemona, 1736.
Dunn, Marion C, 2348.
Dunning, Nancy, 2426.
Duren, Stephen F., g20.
Durham, Anna Eliza, i4g4.
Dutches, C. N., g83.
Dyke, Benjamim, 615.
Lucy, 615.
Nancy, 615.

Earl, Albanus, nog.
Eastbrook, Asa, ig7.
Eastman, Alice Alvera, 2022.
C. N., 2467.
Donald VaU, 2021)^.
Louisa (MerrUl), 1334.
Louise Hinds, 2024.
Mary, 374.
Walter MerrUl, 2023,
William, 1334, 202i>^.
Eaton, Samuel W., 1305.
Eckler, Frances L., 1531.
Eddy, A. F., 484.
Charles Augustus, 1 131.
Ellen A., 609.
Rhoda (Stone), 609.
Samuel, 609.
Edwards, E. S., 624, 662.
Eels, Harriet, 540.
Eggleston, Ida L., 1521.
Elderkin, Almouth, 877.
Beulah, 877.
Clara M., 1550.
Eugene M., 1550.
Eva H., 1552.
Jennie M., 1551.
Julia A., 1550.
Mary S., 1551.
Sheldon A., 1550.
" H., 1551.
WiUiam, 877.
" M., 1550.
Eldridge, Fannie R., 462.
Francis Cook, 462.
Henry, 373.
Josephine, 462.
Minnie, 373.
Eli, Dorothy Louise, 2041.
Mary Gertrude, 2042.
WUliam Lincoln, 1360.
Ellis, Louise Anna, 1012.
Ellsworth, Eugene S., 856.
Joseph, 1 22 1.
Oriando S., 856.
Elmer, Alice Celestia, 1256.
Alta May, 1256.
Asahel, 1256.
Benjamin, 570.
Bert Lee, 1256.
Bertie Edna, 1262.
Celestia, 1258.

INDEX

353

Elmer, Harriet, 1257.
Herbert Kenton, 1262.
Irving Asahel, 1256.
" Wesley, 1256.
Lavina, 1260.
Lawrence Earl, 1262.
Levi, 1255.
Lorinda, 1263.
Lucy (Corkings), 570.
Minerva, 1261.
" Marguerite, 1262.
Nathan, 570, 1262.
Oriand Asahel, 1 262.
Phebe, 1259.
Sevellon Roswell, 1256.
Elmore, Morey, 836.
Emerson, R. W., 836.
Emery, Lucinda, 1256.
Emmons, Frederick Augustus, 950.
Helen Elizabeth, 951.
WUliam Augustus, 375.
Empa, Ida B., 1563.
Erskine, Harriet Ann, 1401.
Simon S., 921.
Erskins, Lizzie, 2394,
Estey, Aaron Hart, 1414.
Harriet Louise, 14 14.
Louisa Jane (Watson), 1414.
Eube, Minnie, 710.
Evans, Ida Cedlia, 2378.
Sarah, 379.
Everett, Mary Isabell, 1142.
Fairbanks, Artemas, 292.
Clarissa (Holt), 292.
Julia Ann, 292.
Fanning, John J., 1882.
Oakley Ray, 2664.
Farnham, Helen M., 724.
Farrow, Sarah, 536.
Farwell, Augusta, 623.
Fassett, Elizabeth, 108.
Jonathan, 108.
Fauke, Jacob, 2524.
Faulkner, Alfred Jones, 682.
Carrie Thompson, 2377.
Clarissa Jane, 681.
Corlis Allen, 682.
Florence, 682.
Frances Mar, 682.
George Lowe, 1972.
Y

Faulkner, Grace Louise, 682.
Harvey Pierre, 682.
Henry Arthur, 684.
Joseph, ig72.
Louise M., 683.
Pauline, 682.
StaiUey Ervin, 682.
WUliam Allen, 248.
Faxon, Andrew, 900.
Fay, Amanda, 864.
Annette, 869.
Arthur C, 869.
" T., 869.
Bianca, 866.
Charles, 864.
Chauncy, 872.
Clarence J., 869.
Colister, 868.
Ezra, 871.
George, 864.
Hiram L., 864.
Inez C, 86g.
James, 864.
Katherine S., 86g.
Leonard, 331, 862.
Lewis G., 86g.
Lorenzo, 865.
Louisa M., 870.
Margaret, 726.
Mary Ann, 867.
Minerva (Shaw), 726.
OUve (Leonard), 331.
Parker D., 864.
Ralph, 863.
Ruel Keith, 726.
Russell, 86g.
" P., 86g.
S. P. 1424
Timothy, 331.
WUliam, 873.
H., 869.
Fendel, EspermiUar, 940.
Fexon, Mary Lemon, 2624.
Fife, Gertrude, 1130.
Finnard, Abbie Ann (Foss), 938.
Isabel, 938.
John, 938.
Fish, Betsey, 456.
Margaret, 457.
Fisher,  , 112.
Annie, 1764.

354

THE HINDS FAMILY

Fisher, John C, 1405.
MUetus P., 1766.
Rose, 604.
Fisk, Bezebel, 47.
Hannah, ng.
Tabatha, 44.
Fitch, Guy M., 1745.
Ida M., 1741.
Myra, 1743.
Oriando, 1088.
Verona, 1742.
Winnie J., 1744.
Flagg, Charles, 73g.
Charlotte, 729.
Eliphalet, 729.
Elizabeth (Piper), 729.
Flansburg, J. W., 1029.
Flemming, Mary Jane, 1319.
Fletcher, GUman, 780.
Hannah (HUl), 780.
Mary Edna, 780.
Flugg, Kate G., 746.
Flynn, Mary Ann, 651.
Flynt, Ann, 267.
Follet, Martha, 561.
Foran, Mary, 667.
Fornia, Eleanor, 1894.
Foss, Abbie Ann, 938.
Foster, A. B., 1185.
Abel Alonzo, 554, 1220.
Agnes, 1217.
Ambrose GUman, 1222.
Anna Belle, 1217.
Asenath Sophronia, 1215.
Charles Corlis, 1217.
Clarence, 1221.
Clinton, 1217.
" Hinds, 1 2 17.
Corlis, 1217.
" Hinds, 1217.
DUle, 1216.
Edith, 1217.
Edward F., 1130.
Effie, 1217, 1221.
" Janet, 1217.
Eliphalet Darias, 1221.
Emma Eliza, 12 17.
Frank James, 1221.
Fred, 1221.
" Whitcomb, 676.
Grace, 1217.

Foster, Henrietta, 1221.
Jessie, 1221.
Larned Buckminster, 1216.
" Sampson, 554.
Leone, 1216.
Marium (Stratton), 676.
Martha Adeline, 1219.
Mary (Wood), 554.
MellviUe Civilian, 12 17.
PhUomen W., 676.
Rebecca Susannah, 1218.
Viola, 1 22 1.
W. H., 715.
Fowler, Jane, 179.
Fox, Caroline H., 760.
Frazer, Mary, 489.
Freeman, Cornelius, 1152.
Emily A., 927.
Erastus, 531.
Erastus D., 11 52.
Flora, 1 1 52.
Francis, 629.
Frank, 1152.
Fred, 1152.
Hattie, 1152.
Hiram E., 11 52.
Josiah D., 1153.
Martha, 1152.
Mary, 1225.
Ralph, 1 152.
Sarah E., 11 54.
Sherman, 1152.
Walter L., 11 52.
French, Anna, 833.
Charles Edward, 1352.
Clara LUlian, 2038.
Elizabeth Ann (Smith), 1352.
Francis J., 1352.
Lewran F., 1306.
Loresta Eliza, 1307.
Lj'ceria L., 1305.
Mabel, 2036.
Minot F., 596.
Vira, 2037.
Frillia, Lucy Ann, 2534.
Frink, John S., 479.
Fritts, Annie, 2676.
Fryer, Harry Clay, 2169.
William, 2169.
Fuller, Abner, 568.
Chloe, 568.

INDEX

355

Fuller, Eliza, 912.
Florette, go8.
Fred, 910.
Helen, gn.
Hinds, gog.
John H., 33g.
Samuel, 64.
FuLTS, Josiah, 1236.
WUliam Watson, 1905.
Furbur, Angus Garfield, 2071.
Ethel, 2074.
George M., 1507.
J. Florence, 2070.
James Hinds, 2073.
Mabel Hinds, 2072.
Furbush, Lucy, io66.
Furgerson, Maria, 182.
Furguson, May, 1221.
Furman, James R., 488.
Furnace, David, 319.
Fye, Alexander, 1735.
Clara M., 2223.
Ernest, 2232.
Eva Pansy, 2231.
John, 1735.
" B., 2225.
Laura A., 2226.
LiUian Lellah, 2230.
Mary MatUda, 2229.
Otterbeine, 2224.
Gage, Florence E., 1441.
Frank, 753.
Gratia M., 1440.
Gammon, Helen, 1004.
Gardner, Annie, 941.
Benjamin, 534.
Elizabeth (Long), 941.
Joseph, 19.
Margaret, 2486.
Phebe Hart, 534.
Ruth, 534.
Thomas, 941.
WUliam, 537. Henry, 1175.
Garfield, Lydia, 1808, 1809.
Garland, Bessie Plummer, 1058.
Gatchell, Mary, 2389.
Gates, Ebenezer, 522.
Hannah H., 1120.
Jonathan D., 1117.

Gates, Persis A., 11 19.
Sarah E., 1118.
WUliam, 1121.
Gauthier, Almedia C, 2374.
Geer, Charies, 65.
George, Marietta, logo.
Gerard, Edward J., 1572.
Florence, 1572.
Gerrish, Israel H. , 2336.
LUlian, 2336.
Getchell, Ethelinda, 730.
Gibbs, E. P., 1187.
Olive, 32g.
Gibler, Lewis, 1086.
Sarah, 1086.
Gibson, Arthur, g62.W., 962.
Helen, 962.
Tobias, 379.
WUliam Stevenson, 962.
Gilbert, Cora V., 1945.
Elizabeth, 17.
Frankie, 1944.
Henry, 17.
Wealthy Ann, 830.
WUliam, 1267.
Giles, Lydia S., 748.
Gillespie, Charles Raymond, 801.
WiUiam, 801.
Edward, 8ot.
GiLLls, Charles Brockden, 1226.
Emma MerUla, 1226.
Oilman, Martha, 1070.
Girdwood, WUliam L., 2605.
Gleason, Anabella Frances, 1571.
Ann Campbell, 563.
Bertha Gertrude, 1572.
Carlisle Joslin, 561.
Edward Mordis, 560.
Ella E., 1575.
Emily Martha, 561.
Emma Campbell, 563.
Fred Elijah, 561.
Grace G., 1576.
Herbert Gleason, 561.
Horace, 563.
Huzzial, 561.
James Richardson, 561, 563.
Jennie Matthews, 561.
John C, 560.
" L., 560.

356

THE HINDS FAMILY

Gleason , Joseph, 887.
" C., 1572.
Josie M., 1572.
L. Maria, 695.
Lizzie F., 1572.
" M., 1574.
Louis Pomeroy, 561.
Louise Richardson, 561.
Lucy B., 1572.
" Clara, 1573.
Martha (FoUet), 561.
Mary C, 560.
" EmUie, 561.
Minnie, 563.
Nellie M., 1572.
Phineas, 695.
Salome, 563.
Susan, 560.
Windsor, 561.
Goddard, Jennie, 1192.
Martha Eveline, 613.
Coding, Mercy Merritt, 930.
Golden, Iva. 1531.
Goodale, Peter, loi.
Solomon, 27.
Goodnow, PoUy, 109.
Goodpaster,  , 2483.
Goodwin, Caleb, 2600.
Julia Ann (Bell), 2600.
Olive I., 2600.
Goold, Francis, 1218.
Frank, 1 218.
Gladys, 12 18.
Ray, 1218.
Gordon, Amos W., 1923.
EUen L., 605.
Gladys Marion, 1923.
Mary, 66.
Gorham, Sarah, 136, 355.
Gorseline, Mary, 2450.
Gould, Lizzie, 1436.
Goulding, Nancy, 526.
Graham, Esther, 857.
Grant, Josiah, 65.
Mary, 535.
Gray, Amanda Jane, I4g2.
Greathouse, Adela D., 2521.
Tevis, 2521.
Greeley, Miss (Comit), 1084.
Eliza Shaw, 743.
James, 743.

Greeley, Joel, 1084.
Laura Ann, 1084.
" Minerva, 743.
Green, Hepzabeth, 215.
J. S., 562.
John, 2502.
Greenleaf, Elsie Mae, 17 13.
Julia A. (Collins), 1082.
Thomas Adelbert,, 1082.
" Seldon, 1082.
Greer, George, 1221.
Helen, 1221.
Gregg, George H., 1321.
Gertrude, 2001.
Walter Hinds, 2000.
Griffin, Leander, 1148.
Griffith,  1218.
Abbie Chloe (Hoxsie), 2536.
Joseph Hazard, 2536.
Louis Philippe, 2536.
Grinnell, Ansel, 2624.
Lucy, 2624.
Mary Lemon (Fexon), 2624.
Grosvenor, Carrie, 1577.
Dwight, 88g.
Grout, Elizabeth, 113.
Laura Jane, i85g.
Grow, Artemas Bartlett, 1270.
Fannie Ethel, 1270.
Jane Maria (Rich), 1270.
Grubes, Dale, 2649.
Fletcher, 2649.
Luther, 2649.
Guernsey, Alonzo, 588.
Lorenzo Hinds, I2g8.
Mary Ellen, 1297.
Oliver, 588.
Sophia (Bent), 588.
Guilliford, Birdie Ella, 637.
John, 637.
Gunther, Otis Martin, 1571.
Pansy, 1571.
Peter, 1571.
Gurnee, Frank, igoo.
Herbert, igoo.
Lottie, 1900.
Gurney, Charles Walter, igio.
Eliza Ann (Butler), igio.
Evangeline Ida, 1910.
Hadley, Abel, 1755.

INDEX

357

Hadley, Bertha M., 2241.
Charles M., 2244.
Harriet (Marshall), 1755.
lone F., 2242.
Louie L., 2243.
M. A., 1755.
Haines, A. M., i.
Benjamin, i.
Daniel, i.
James, i.
Stephen, i,
WUliam, 18, ig, 20.
Hains, Elizabeth, ig.
Florence M., 1827.
Francis, ig.
John, ig.
WUliam, ig.
Hale, Burritt A., Ii8g.
Eliza, 23ig.
EUa, 836.
WUliam Austin, 1872.
Hall,  , 278.
Alpha, 1285.
Caleb Gardiner, 2286.
Cynthia, 1284.
Elbert, 580.
Grace EUinor, 2285.
Jennie May, 2284.
Kate A., 655.
Mary, I54g.
Oremel Dewane, 2283.
Samuel, ig4.
Timothy, 28.
WUliam Browne, igi2.
Halpin, James W., 1911.
Halsey, Ichabod, 65,
Hammett, Nancy, 443.
Hammond, Bartlett Elon, ion.
Charles Henry, 1007.
Clarissa (Thompson), 400.
Eliza Mundy, 1124.
Etta H., 1008.
Faunce, 400.
" Jabez, 400.
Inez Adalaide, 1006.
Lamont Faunce, 1009.
Nellie Cutler, loio.
Hames, H., 1171.
Hamilton, Georgia, 1324.
Hancock, Artemas, 519.
ComeUus A., 2079.

Hancock, John, 2079.
Lana (Osterhout), 2079.
Handy, Elizabeth, 518.
Haney, Josie M., 1397.
Hannah, John, 388.
MatUda, 388.
Sarah (HUl), 388.
Hapgood, Clara, 1762.
Elizabeth (Grout), 113.
Fannie Martha, 2006.
Henry Roland, 2006.
Hutchens, 113.
Maria H., 113.
Martha Maria (Collester), 2006.
Mary Esther, 1130.
Hare, Kate, 2367.
Harlow, Albert Ernest, 1291.
Ann H., 1029.
Anna F., 445.
Arthur Lewis, 1289.
Bradford, 445.
Charles Herbert, 1288.
Charlotte N., 1035.
Eleanor C, 1034.
Eliza (Leonard) 445.
Elizabeth N., 1032, 1033.
Emma Louise, 1286.
Ernest Franklin, I2gi.
Evelyn White, I2gi.
Frank O., 1030.
Fred Herbert, 1289.
George Clinton, 582.
" Walter, 1290.
Henry Buckminster, 1287.
" MUls, 1290.
Laura Frances, 1291.
Leonard D., 445.
Lucretia Wooderson, 1291.
Mary C, 445.
" E., 445.
" E. K., 1036.
Nancy M., 445.
Otis, 43g.
Ralph Edwin, 1290.
Ruth Abbie, 1290.
Sarah J., 1031.
Solomon L., 445.
Susan H., 445.
Habmox, Agnes Winnifred, 2334.
Charles Cobb, 2313.
Claire, 661.

358

THE HINDS FAMILY

Harmon, Edward Hinds, 2335.
James M„ 661 .
Lena, 661.
Mabel, 661.
Paul C, 1218.
Ralph GUbert, 2336.
Roberf, 661.
Harrington, Louis K., g53.
Marie, 515.
Thelma, 953.
Harris, E. E., gg7.
Ernest, 1577.
Katie, 1577.
Steriing, 2488.
Harrison,  , 2683.
Hart, Edgar M., 1166.
George O., 11 66.
Jennette, 1207.
Jessie Ethel, 1166.
Lewis, 1 166.
Harwood, EUen, 1065.
Haskins, Sarah A., 1243.
Hassom, Elizabeth (BuzzeU), 1186.
Helen M., 1186.
Lewis, 1186.
Hastings, Charlotte L., 1065.
Hatch, Sally, 823.
Hathaway, Ann Mason, 336.
Anna, 140, 356.
Caroline, 347.
Columbus, 3g4.
Edward Butler, 639.
" Marzell, 639.
Edwin, 393.
EUen S., 397.
Frank M., 639.
George, 395.
" Whitefield, 1399.
GUbert, 390,
Hannah, 396.
Isaac N., 336.
Kittie M., 639.
Lovina (Brown), 639.
Luther, 147.
Mary, 340.
Tryphena, 392.
Voadicea, 391.
Haun,  , 1279.
Hawcroft, Miles Lee, 1142.
Hawkes, Arthur Everett, 951.
Ferdinand WUson, 951.

Hawkes, WiUiam Thomas, 951.
Hawkins, Sarah, 305.
Hawley, Charles D., 1502.
Hazel, 2068.
Lawrence, 2069.
Hay, Alice (Jones), 1351.
Clara, 135 1.
Fred Leslie, 637 .
Inez Emma, 637.
James Frank, 637.
" Laughlin, 637.
John, 1351.
Mamie D., 637.
Roger D., 637.
Hayden, Harry Johnson, 1479.
Henry J., 817.
Joel Babcock, 1478 .
Katherine Sedgewick Shepard, 1480 .
Hayford, Frances, 1757.
Haynes, Conroy, I55g.
George H., 1064.
Gladys Dorothea, 1064.
James, i.
John, I.
Mary, i.
WUliam, ig.
Heald, Albert Stanley, 748.
Charles Ordiorne, 748, 74g.
Eliza, 748.
Jessie Louise, 748.
Lydia Thirza, 748.
Mary Gregg, 748.
Ordiorne, 26g.
Ruby Hinds, 748.
WiUiam Pitt, 748.
Heath, Edward, 560.
Hemmenway, Susan, 333.
Henry, Margaret, 66.
Susannah, go.
Henthorn, John L., 2669.
Matilda, 2669.
Herbert, John, i.
Herrick, Elizabeth, 341.
Harriet Eaton, 77g.
Sarah M., 1530.
Herstine, James W., 2454.
Hert, Clarence, 2463.
Heustis, WiUiam Greene, 2318.
Heyward, Amelia, 601.
Oliver, n.
Hicks, Charles Joseph, g5i.

INDEX

359

Hicks, Harold Emmons, g5i.
Irving Ezekial, g5i.
HiER, Arthur A., 1771.
Cecil Arthur, 177 1.
Harry Knowles, 1771.
Hazel Nellie, 177 1.
Higgins, A. L., 1406.
Higginson, G. N., 834.
Hill, Adah, go.
Charles R., g7g.
Elisha, 247.
Elizabeth, 273.
Eva Wooderson, I2gi.
F. Reed, 1643.
Hannah, 780.
Harriet Maria, 247.
LUlia E., 677.
Mary, 383.
" Louise, 1644.
PhUip, 1645.
Samuel Clifton, 1642.
Sarah, 388, gg5.
WUliam, 383.
Hillman, Alice, 1035.
Mary, 1035.
Thomas R., 1035.
Hind, WUliam, 18, ig.
Hinde, Margaret, ig.
Hindes, James, i.
Hine, AbigaU, ig.
John, ig.
WUliam, ig.
Hinkley, Alanson, 150.
Charles Everett, 408.
Ebenezer Hinds, 407, 408.
Edward Lee, 408.
Emily, 445.
Ernest Eben, 408.
John Bryant, 408.
Lizzie Ella, 408.
Lydia Bartlett AUen, 410.
Mary (Patten), 1095.
May Stella, 408.
Sarah Philbrook, 409.
HiRD, Nelson, 606.
Tom, 606.
Hoar, Arma, 336.
HoBBS, Amos, 937.
Charles Mandel, 1600.
Curtis M., 937.
Lynn Rutillus, 1602.

HoEBS, Martha Folansbee (Dow), 937.
Mary Estella, 1601.
Mattie Dow, 1604.
Roy Elbridge, 1603.
Hodgdon, Horatio Gates, 107 1.
Jennie L., i6g8.
Hodgkins, Celinda, 1171.
Viola, 23g8.
Holcomb, Eugene, 1219.
Holden, Tryphena, 223
Holland, Ephraim, 45.
Joshua, 25.
Tabitha, 45.
Holmes, Cornelius, 25.
Holt, Clarissa, 292.
Hannah, 1153.
Lavina, 623.
Holway, Ansel, i3g8.
Herbert Lincoln, 1398.
Mary Elizabeth, 1400.
" EUen, 1398.
Hopkins, E. Louise, 1971.
Ernest P., 1976.
George T., 1973.
Grace, 1975.
Harry A., 1318.
Jennie H., 1972.
Marie Wright, I9g4.
Nellie E., ig74.
Orpha (Peirce), I2gg.
Phyllis Edwards, igg6.
Rebecca, 1171.
Roy J., ig77.
Ruth Jennie, ig95.
Tabitha Wood, 1126.
Thomas, 1299.
" J., 1299.
Hopps, Jacob, 384.
John, 384.
Susannah (Young), 384.
Horton, A. A., 63g.
Barnabas, i.
Houghton, Israel, 2.
Nathaniel, 23g.
Houston, Mahaleth, 532.
Howard,  , 2561.
Carrie, 1 178.
Catherine, 266g.
Daniel Webster, 1228.
David, 555, 556.
" Corlis, 1225, 1228.

36o

THE HINDS FAMILY

Howard, Edith Clay, 1228.
Edward Stewart, 1225.
Eliphalet Morgan, 555.
Elsie Sophron, 11 78.
Emma, 1225.
" Jane, 1226.
Francis Lewis, I22g.
Frank Edward, 1228.
Fred Lyton, 1228.
Harry Dickinson, 1228.
Herman Roe, 1178.
John, 1 178.
Louisa Jeanette, 1227.
Mary Adaline, 1223.
Octavia Caroline, 1224.
Robert Stewart, 1228.
SteUa Nancy, 1178.
William Dexter, 1178.
Howe, Alice Lenore, 2164.
Bertha, 2ig8.
Buckley, 287.
Camel Alexander, 1716.
Charles Erwin, 2202.
Clara Jane, 1722.
Clinton WUson, 2161.
Cyrus, I72g.
Edwin Harold, 2162.
Frederick Camel, 2160.
George C, 7g3.
Gertrude, 793.
Grace Marie, 2163.
James, 1722, 2196.
Jeanette, 792, 793.
Joseph, 1729.
" F., 2200.
Letha Fray, 2203.
Marcelia, 2igg.
Marjory, 7g3.
Martha, 87.
Melissa (Vanmatre), 1722.
Melvin, 2ig7.
MoUie, 7g3.
Nancy J., 2646.
Nellie May, 2201.
Priscilla, I72g.
William Alonzo, 2i5g.
Howland, Judith, 346.
Hoxsie, Abbie Chloe, 2536.
Hubbard, AUen Skinner, 11 36.
Calvin, 1170.
Charles, 1170.

Hubbard, Charles Francis, 1137.
Edward Waite, 1136, 1138.
John O., 671.
Leland Orson, 1386.
Leslie John, 1385.
Nancy, 1170.
Sarah, ig.
WUliam Henry, 52g, 1136.
Hubble, Nehemiah, 2415.
Hudson, Mary Ann, g57.
Huff, Margaret, 2445.
Mary Ann, 2447.
" Ellen, I25g.
WUson, I25g.
Huffington, Katherine, 2601.
Hunt, Calvin, I2ig.
Charles, I2ig.
" S., 764.
Charlotte H., 767.
Edgar, ig87.
Edward, I2ig.
Edwin R., 772.
Effie, 12 1 9.
Emma J., 770.
Florence E., 773.
Frances E., 762.
George, 12 19.
W., 769.
Grier Elwell, 1589.
Harold, 22g2.
Helen L., 761.
Irving P'rancis, 22gi.
Jeremiah W., 763.
John, i58g.
Julia (Oliver), 5g7.
Lester N., I58g.
Martha P., 765.
(Wright), I58g.
Mary A., 771.
Milo, I2ig.
Nelson, I2ig.
Nora, I2ig.
Rebecca C, 76S.
Robert, I2ig.
Sarah T., 766.
Stewart, 274.
Thomas W., I2ig.
Virginia, 774.
Hurd, John Roscoe, 1162.
Lydia Ann, 1162.
Mary, 1518.

INDEX

361

Hurlburt,  , iog4.
Charles Rodney, 1605.
Clara Elizabeth, 1605.
Phoebe Ann (Calvert), 1605.
Hurt, Harris, 1731.
Nellie, 1731.
Sarah (Driskell), 1731.
Huston, Charles St. Croix, 1323.
Frank Herbert, 2003.
WUlie Augustus, 2002.
Hutchens, Anne Elvira, g53.
Carrie, g57.
Charles Allen, g52.
" Weaver, 377.
EUen Sarah, g59.
Frances DrusUla Derrim, 956.
George Washington, 955.
John, 377.
Kate E., 957.
Marshall, 957.
Sarah Ellen, 958.
Sylvan Hinds, 957.
VirgU Porter, 954.
WUliam Charity, 957.
Hutchins, Joel, 513.
Hutchinson, Amenda, 934.
Charles M., 1366.
Cora EsteUa, 1748.
Francis Granville, 1746.
Isaac B., 1089.
Isetta Melissa, 1747.
Jennie A., 1739.
Palmer Hall, 1366.
Samuel B., 1749.
Sylvester, io8g.
Hyde, Charles, iog7.
Ezekial, 65.
Grace, 1097.
Harold, 1097.
IDE, Elvira, 635.
Illsley, Charlotte Fidelia, 1848.
Fred J., 1848.
Isaac, 1848.
Maurice F., 1848.
Ingersoll, Samuel, 19.
Sarah, 18.
Irish, Joseph, 361.
Jackson, Alice, 491.
Andrew, 1066.

Jackson, Bert, 1934.
Clarence A., 1691.
Florence E., i6go.
Lillian, ig32.
Lucy (Furbush), 1066.
Mabel, 1933.
Moses, 1066.
Sarah, 510.
WUliam, 1251.
Jaquith, Clarence, 409.
Jeffers, Kate, 1426.
Jenkins, Alfred Hinds, 2378.
Charles T., 2343.
Hattie EUis, 2379.
Jenks, Eliza (Morse), 184.
Malvina, 184
Patty, 509.
Perry, 184.
Jenney, WUUam, 138.
Jewell, Cornelia N., 1295.
Jewett, Bloom (Perkins), g38.
Harriet A., g38.
Matthew, g38.
Johns, Cora, 2460.
Johnson, Albert C, 1519.
Carl John, 1274.
Catherine, 130S.
Clarence H., 2089.
Eliza A., 2090.
George H., 836.
James, 2587.
Lisa Stina (Carlson), 1274.
Polly, 1087.
Robert C, 2091.
Ruby L., 869.
Jones, Alice, 1351.
CecU H., 1576.
Dennis S., 1881.
Floyd R., 1576.
Harry, 1418.
Herbert, 1945
Homer L., 2051.
Jerome B., 1418.
John N., 1576.
Lawrence N., 1576.
Margaret, 1588.
Martha J., 1418.
Morris G., 1576.
Naomi, 2053.
Ruth H., 2052.
Walter O., 1576.

362

THE HINDS FAMILY

Jordan, Frances S., 1424.
James, 2307.
Lydia A., 2307.
" (Barnes), 2307.
Margaret Ann, 2307.
Joslin, Hortense, 1550.
Judkins, Rebecca Lane, 262.
Kauffman, Mary Ann, 1259.
Keefer, Emma Harriet, 1227.
Joshua, 1227.
Keeler, Alice Hazel, 2022.
Gordon Eastman, 2022.
Irving, 2022.
Kees, C. H., 639.
Keith, Abbie Jane, 346.
Eliza Jane, 442.
Frederick Tabor, 442.
Harold, 442.
Henry Hiram Wheaton, 442.
" Page, 442.
Hepzebeth (Leach), 442.
James, 25.
John, 25.
Lulu May, 442.
Marshall, 442.
" Dexter, 442.
Otis Dexter, 442.
" MarshaU, 442.
Ruth Davis, 442.
Sarah Davis, 442.
Susannah, 25.
Thomas Warren, 442.
Walter Davis, 442.
Kelley, Charles, 1799.
" G., i3ig.
Chloe, 2258.
Elizabeth, 13 ig.
Mary Jane (Fleming), I3ig.
SteUa, 1182.
Kellogg, Lourind R., 660.
Kelsey, Nellie M., 1079.
Kemper, Susan, 1728.
Kempton, Charles Fred, 1842.
George E., 1843.
Henry B., 1115.
" MelvUle, 1841.
Lydia H., 1016.
Mahetable (Rooks), 1155.
Stephen, in 5.
Willis M., 1844

Kendall, Bartlett Stoddard, 547.
Blanche, 1203.
Burt A., 1203.
Charles B., 1205.
Claud L., 1205.
Cora L., 1204.
Delbert J., 1202.
Edna I., 1204.
Edward I., 1204.
Ernest B., 1203.
George B., 1203.
" E., 1203.
Hennie M., 1204.
Herbert B., 1205.
James M., 1202.
John K., 1202.
Lucius B., 1203.
Martha A., 1203.
Ola M., 1204.
Torry, 1203.
Kenney, Kittie Maud, 2375.
Kenniff, Ida H., i8g6.
Kent, Adah Richardson, 562.
Erasmus Marble, 562.
Lucy A., 562.
Luther M., 562.
Polly, 243.
Kenton, Catherine, 1262.
Kerr, Jane, 1485.
Key, Solomon, 34.
Keyes, David Rutledge, 1143.
George Henry, 1143
Julia (Madden), 1143.
Kimball, Catherine (Johnson), 1308.
N., 1308.
Hannah, 2346.
Isaiah Wheeler, 1308.
Molly, 2322.
King, Catherine, 450.
Lucinda, 816.
Mary A., 453.
May, I52g.
William Gregory, 2021.
Kingman, Henry, 459.
Kingsbury, Oris, 1217.
Kingsley, Samantha, 858,
Kinney, AbigaU, 560.
Kissam, Maria, 1541.
Knapp, Catherine, iioo.
Knight, Nancy, 2516.
Knights, Nancy, 918.

INDEX

363

Knowles, Blanche Beatrice, 1772.
Frank C, 1773.
" Dewey, 1772.
Fred J., 1769.
Grace, 1770.
Jonathan, 920.
Julius F., 1093.
Myrtie F., 177 1.
Nellie A., 1768.
Vernon Rood, 1772.
WUliam, 925.
Kuhn, Emma Nora, 681.
Laduke, Anna, 1801.
Lagersoth, E. W., 1505.
Laird, D. H., 1904.
Lander, Jane C, 403.
Lydia, 403.
Stephen. 403.
Langille, Albert Hartley, 940.
Espermillar (Fendel), 940.
Joshua Charles, 940.
Justin Edward, 1608.
Larcombe, Freddie, 1142.
G. W., 1142.
Hazel Pearl, 1142.
Mabel LUlian, 1142.
Lathrop, WUliam Brown, i8g8.
Latin, David F., 4og.
Laughlin,  , 24go.
Lawler, Emma Louise, 2576.
Lawrence, Edmund, 243.
Eliza Ann, 23ig.
" (Hale), 23ig.
Jane G., 23ig.
Nathaniel, 243.
Sarah, 243.
WiUiam, 23 ig.
Leach, Hepzebeth, 442.
Leangom, Sarah, iog5.
Learned, Samuel, 114.
Susannah, 114.
Leavitt, Emeline (Waid), 1080.
Helen E., 1080.
Joseph, 1080.
Mehitable, 503.
Sarah, 507.
Leavneth, Hannah, 251.
Legore, Mary, 412.
Legus, Lecia, i t8o.
Leighton, Barker B., i6go.

Leighton, Carrie Myra, 1785.
Eli Hinds, 1780.
Eugene Isaac, 1784.
Guy M., 1745, 1786.
Harriet Rowell, 1690.
Hattie B., 1690.
Isaac, 1096.
Joseph, 1690.
Leo L., 1782.
Leslie H., 1781.
Lucius N., 1096.
Mary F., 1783.
Nancy (Brigham), iog6.
Nellie F., 1421.
Raymond M., i6go.
Venie E.. i6go.
WiUiam L., 1782.
Leonard, Eliza, 445.
Harriet, 447.
Olive, 331.
Lewis, Elisha, 65.
Eliza Ann, 2218.
George W., 2371.
James Alexander, 2606.
Lizzie Green (Parker), 2606.
Mary Louise, 2606.
Susan, I5gi.
Thomas, 25.
Libby,  , 572.
George, 1596.
Priscilla Grace, 1596.
Rosina (McNelly), 1596.
Likes, Henry M., 1913.
Mary Jane (Zookl, 1913.
Rose AdeU, igi3.
Limmerman, Harriet Cora, 1391.
Lincoln, Benjamin, 168.
Lindsley, Mary Bashie (Atkins), 2494.
Linton, Asenath, 733.
Lippitt, Adalaide Bowe, 2124.
Ceylon Kendrick, 2128.
Charles Metcalf, 2122.
Clara Abbie, 2127.
Frederick Hinds, 2126.
Katherine Kenyon, 2123.
Moses Ernest, 2125.
" H., 1556.
Sarah Esther, 2129.
Little, Judith Curtis, 1159.
Littlefield, Elijah E., 1234.
Minnie May, 1904.

364

THE HINDS FAMILY

Lloyd, Henry, 1913.
Margaret Ann, 1726.
Susannah (White), 1726.
Locke, Anna, 836.
Lombard, Phebe, 137.
Long, Elizabeth, 941.
Lord, Charles Emerson, 2I43.
Elmer Ellsworth, 1580.
Emerson, 1580.
Frank Jotham, 1487.
Fred, 1283.
Harry Elmer, 2144.
Jane, 1580.
Madelyn Frances, 2146.
Marion Emma, 2145.
Loring, Thomas G., 930.
Losee, Baltus, 876.
Boltis, 1511.
Charlotte, 1511.
Harriet, 874.
Lorany, 1511.
Lovina, 876.
Mary, 876.
Lothrop, Freeman D., 1797.
Loud, Herbert S., 2412.
William C, 2400.
" T., 2413.
Louge, Rebecca, 602.
Lowell, Fred H., 9g5.
George A., 995.
Gertrude, gg5.
Sarah (HiU), g95.
" MatUda, 1657.
Lucas,  , 474.
Charles A., 1016.
Lydia H. (Kempton), 1016.
Susan Malvina, ioi6.
Luce, Bert, 1015.
Cleve, 651.
DeHart, 651.
John, 651.
Maude E., 651.
Ludlow,  , 1086.
Lunt, Amos B., 746.
Boyden B., 746.
Edward H., 746.
Joseph C, 746.
Lucy B., 746.
" Harding (Turner), 265.
Marcia E., 746.
Mary G., 746.

Lunt, WUliam E., 746.
" K., 746.
Luscomb, Ann, 451.
Luther, Charles Wesley, 1143.
Foster Killman, 1143.
Grace Isabel, 1143.
Minerva, 1143.
Richard, 1143.
Lutz, Frank K., i2Sg.
Lyon, Betsey, 228.
Hannah, 24.
L. G., 307.
Mack, Maria, 557.
Madden, Julia, 1143.
Magoon, LUla, 1745, 1786.
Main, C. A., n5g.
Manley, Rebecca, 83g.
Mann,  , 25.
Mary, 623.
Sarah Jane, 3g9.
Marble, Oliver, 709.
Marfan, Betsey (Blood), 213.
Mareau, WiUiam H., 607.
Marks, Joseph, 16.
Marsh, A. C, 1221.
Charles, 1 130.
EUis, 1221.
Helen, 1221.
Minne B., 1130.
Viola, 1221.
Marshall, Clare W., 1887.
Don Edwin, 1886.
Frank John, 1883.
Fred Charies, 1885.
Fred Curtis, 1885.
Harriet, 1755.
John, 1235.
" E., 2640.
" W., 1209.
" Wilkes, 1885.
Kate Estelle, 1884.
Martha Ann, 263g.
Marston, W. M., 1426.
Martin, Margaret, 1570.
" (Aiken), 1570.
Peter, 1570.
Mason, Maria, 1258.
Mary Lindie, 1400.
Sophiette, 2323.
Masters, David, 2487.

INDEX

365

Mather, Dwight, 623.
Matthews, Mary L., 561.
" T., 1854.
Maxwell, Allen, 984.
David F., 984.
Fanny, 823.
Harriet (Perkins), 984.
James, 984.
" Kenneth, 984.
Maud Commick, 984.
Regnald James, g84.
May, Clarence, i2ig.
George W., 1219.
Maynard, Malachi, 84.
McAdam, Louisa Luana (Titus), 2084.
Marian, 2084.
WUliam, 2084.
McAllister,  , 34.
McCague, Rebecca Gano, 2645.
McCarl, Album C, 1575.
J. Clinton, 1575.
J. J. Clifford, 1575.
Preston, 1575.
MgClear, Nellie, 1887.
McCrea, Edward, 2585.
McCrillis, Amos Howe, 1126.
Mary Elizabeth, 1 1 26.
Tabitha Wood (Hopkins), 1126.
McCuLLAR, Jennie, 34.
McCULLY, Emma, 437.
McCuRDY, Alice C, 136, 357, 1583.
Henry Martin, 136, 357, 8g7.
McCutter, Mrs., 34.
McDaniel, David, 357.
Olive Julia, 357.
McDoLE, Adin S., 1232.
Jesse, 1232.
Jessie Hinds, 1901.
McDonald, Charles, 624, 665.
George, 624, 665.
Howard J., 744.
Jesse, 624, 665.
John, 624, 665.
Joseph C, 744.
W. L., 744.
McDonough, Peter, 1551.
McEntire, Averyl John, 637.
E. S., 637.
GUbert Garwood, 637.
McEuan, Esther Hinds, 2123.
Mildred Lippitt, 2123.

McEuan, WUliam Lmcoln, 2123.
McEwan,  , 1532.
WUliam, 1218.
McFarland, Daniel, 87.
Dora J. (Chapman), 1171.
McGregor, Margaret, 2645.
McHatton, Charies Hinds, 956.
James, 956.
" Hutchens, g56.
Noble, g56.
WUliam Charity, g56.
McIntire, Albion K., 715.
Celia EUen, 1403.
Clarina (Stinchfield), 715.
Ezra, 715.
George AUen, 1402.
Lela, 1402.
Pearl, 1402.
PhUip Blaine, 1402.
Rose Elizabeth, 1404.
McKenzie, Archibald, 386.
Charles Herbert, g86.
Frances Adalaide, gSz.
Janet Adalaide, g86.
Jeanette Elizabeth, g83.
Jemima (PoUey), 386.
John Dunbar, 386.
" Kenneth, g85.
Marguerite Katherine, gS5.
Mary Hinds, g84.
WUliam, 981.
McKinley, Abner M., 912.
Helen, 912.
McKnight, Dianthia R., 598.
McLeod, Lena, 2367.
McMasters, Alvin B., 1524.
Charles B., 2095.
Florence, 2094.
Garnet E., 2096.
McMillian, Maria B., I49g.
McMurray, Ellen, 1221.
McNelly, Rosina, I5g6.
McRoRlE, Edna, 1532.
Chester, 1532.
Rosalie, 1532.
Meacham, Jeremiah, 65.
Mead, Rachel, 433.
Medearis, Robert Young, 2492.
Melancon,  , 1223.
Mellinger, Anna E., 1266.
Henry, 1266.

366

THE HINDS FAMILY

Mellinger, Sarah (Wolf), 1266.
Melvin, Eveline A., 1217.
Merriam, j. F., 605.
Merrill, Eunice, 2300.
Louisa, 1334.
Mehittabel, 1737.
Messer, Celesta, 787.
Metcalf, Simeon, 229, 233.
Susannah, 229.
Miller, Celestia Stella, 1258.
Edwin Tyler, 157 1.
Herbert Francis, 1571.
James Liston, 1258.
Joseph C, 1571.
Lewis, 2 171.
Mattie C, 1262.
Perley Hinds, 1375.
Price Martin, 1571.
Russell Laurell, 2171.
Walter Pritchard, 1258.
Valentine C, 650.
Millard, Dorothy Jean, 2148.
Edward A., 1585.
Mills, Edith L., 2360.
Minthorn, Mary, 571.
Mitchell,  , ig.
Henry, 605.
Mixer, Hattie Pauline, 2344.
Sarah Catherine (Bennett), 2344.
Stephen S., 2344.
Monroe, Abbie, goo.
Abel, 335.
Ann, 898.
George, 88g.
Louisa, 2421.
Moore, Elizabeth J., 23g3.
John, i.
Louis D., 2393.
Mary Frances, 2393.
Rebecca, 220.
Thomas, i.
Montague, Maria Agnes, 460.
Mooney, EUen Elizabeth, 688.
More, Jane Ann, 1270.
Morehead, John, 66.
Morgan, B. F., 681.
Hattie A., 1135.
Lewis Raymond, 681.
S. Rosa, 710.
Morrell,  , 416.
Margaret (Jones), 1588.

Morrell, Moses, 1588.
Myrtle L., 1588.
Morris, Catherine (Sexton), 1338.
George W., 2025.
Maud A., 2026.
Robert H., 1338.
Samuel, 1338.
Morrison, Abbie, 1590.
Floyd Vinton, 1588.
Frank M., 1592.
James, 914.
Mary L., 1587.
Myrtle Flora, 1593.
Nancy D., I58g.
" (Davis), gi4.
Nathan M., gi4.
Walter M., i5gi.
WUliam, 1588.
Morse, Aroline, 136, 356, 892.
David, 942, g43.
Deborah, 12.
Eliza, 184.
Grace, I2.
Hannah Elizabeth (True), g42, g43.
Ina, g43.
Isabel, g42.
Joseph, 12.
Lucy Hay, 939.
Mary, 121 5.
Morton, Charles, 2369.
Dorothy, 2369.
Robert, 136, 356, 893.
Moses, Lydia (Clapp), 1173.
Oliver, 1173.
Wealthy Clapp, 1173.
Mott, Emeline, 860.
Moulton, AbigaU, 203.
Ebenezer, 25.
Mudgett, Sarah, 229g.
Muffly, Mary Sophia, 1258.
MULLINS, PriscUla, 1264.
Mulnix, Celia, 2234.
Desdemona (Dunham), 1736, 1738.
Eddie, 2233.
Eli, 1736, 1738.
Mahlen, D., 1736.
Sarah, 1738.
MUNGER, F. E., 606.
Munroe, EUa F., gi6.
Isaac, gi6.
Mary W., gi6.

INDEX

367

Murray, John, 103.
Myers, Jennie M., 142S.
Nash, Beth Hazel, go7.
Carrie Ruth, 907.
Charles Elwood, 907.
Faith Tenny, 907.
Helen MerUla, 816.
Hope, 907.
Joy Pendleton, 907.
Lucinda (King), 8i6.
Thomas, 816.
Nealey, James B., 744.
Leonce C, 744.
N. Y., 744.
Need, John, 2451.
Maria, 2451.
Nelson, Elizabeth, 168.
Happy, 2619.
Susan Slocum, 265.
Thomas, 23.
Newell, Harriet, 1141.
Newton, Berton E., 1757.
Florence (Hayford), 1757.
Sewell, 1757.
Nichols, Adah F., 564.
Anna, 606.
Bert Allen, 1398.
Dayton L., 564.
Deborah (Rogers), 23gi.
Ella Isadore, 1206.
Joel, S50.
Nancy Doe, 2391.
Stanley D., 564.
Thomas Miller, 2391.
Walter D., 413.
WUliam Henry, 550.
Niles, Lafayette Washington, 1069.
Marcellus C, 11 74.
Mary Caroline, 1863.
" " (BaUey), 1174
MUton Cleveland, 1174.
NiMS, Amanda W., 623.
David A., 623.
Eliza Ann, 623.
Henry, 623.
Lafayette, 623.
Lucius, 623.
Lura H., 623.
Mary A., 623.
Osgood C, 623.

Nims, Prescott, 623.
Ruel P., 623.
Samuel Henry, 623.
Nixon, Arthur B., 1830.
Charles F., 1823.
Hattie M., 1826.
James B., 1S28.
Lewis O., 1827.
Mabel A., 1829.
Nahum, 1122.
Susie B., 1825.
WUliam H., 1824
Noble, Dwight, 652.
Iva May, 652.
Leroy D., 652.
Luran, 652.
Myron, 652.
Nogle, Lydia, 272. •-
Norcross, Elizabeth, 209.
Norman, Hannah, 2563.
Peter, 2564.
Norris, Margaret Ann, 2453.
Sarah, 382.
Northy, Vera Clare, 2168.
WUliam, 2168.
Norton, Charles A., 1894.
Eliza Jane, 1210.
Ella, 1893.
Hoel BueU, 1210.
John C, 1212.
Margaret (Cross), 1210.
Noyes, Arthur Corlis, 511.
Charles WUliam, 951.
Corlis Sanford, 511.
Ellen Elizabeth, g30.
Florence, g5i.
A., sn.
Frances Emily, 136, 357, 896.
Frank, 2115.
Gertrude Helen, 511.
Helen Emmons, 951.
Henry Crafts, 930.
Josephine, 951.
Lillian L., 511.
Mercy Merritt (Goding), 930.
Nye, Almira Augusta, 622.
Amanda, 622.
Artemas, 622.
Augusta, 622.
Frederick A., 622.
George E., 622.

368

THE HINDS FAMILY

Nye, Henry L., 622.
" Metcalf, 622.
John E., 622.
Landman, 622.
Lorana J., 622.
MarshaU, 622.
Mary Ellen, 622.
Mercy, 622.
Nellie R., 622.
Oscar Rowe, 622.
Solon, 622.
Thomas M., 622.
Ober, Asa, 116.
Mary, 2gg.
Susannah, 116.
Olcott, Simeon, 44.
Oldham, Sarah, 160.
Oliver, Julia, 5g7.
O'Neal, Ann, 2428.
O Neill, Bernard, 2583.
Orderway, Amy, 514.
Ordway, CecU J., 1154.
Henephon, 1154.
Inez M., 1154.
Ira P., II 54.
Jannet Y., 11 54.
Josiah D., 1154.
Lewis E., 1154.
Orms, Elizabeth, 31.
Orsborn, PersUla, 44.
Osborn, Olive. 318.
Osterhout, Lena, 207g.
Owen, Myra A., g28.
Owens, Jane A., 1538, 1539.
Packard, Ann, I3gg.
Celia M., i3gg.
Judson Wyman, isgg.
Lena M., I39g.
Lester H., I3gg.
Mabel E., I3g9.
Nathan T., I3gg.
Page, George, 341.
Nellie E., 442.
Sherman, 830.
Paine, Anna, g3.
Henry, 273.
Palmer, Annie, 1456.
James, 648.
Katherine LucUe, 1367.

Palmer, Marion H., 1366.
Nancy, 648.
WUliam H., 648.
Parker, Calvin, 426.
Carlton, 408.
Charles W., 428.
Cyrus, I75g.
Edwin W., I75g.
John H., 427.
Jonathan, I5g.
Lizzie Green, 2606.
Lois, 586.
Lucy K., 442.
Mary, 2323.
Nancy, 162.
Rebecca (Brown), I75g.
Sarah, 161.
Vivian E., 2247.
W. C, 442.
Parmelee, Edwin E., 1333, 2020.
Hortense Eugenia, 2021.
Joseph Linus, 20ig.
Parrish, Esther C, 82g.
Parsons, Ida H. (Kenniff), i8g6.
Lydia, 737.
Mary M., 1896.
WUliam H., 1896.
Patrick, Adelbert, 1930.
Elbridge, 1250.
Walter, ig3i.
Patten, Elickendel, 1095.
Mary, 1095.
Sarah (Leangom), 1095.
Paiterson, Aurelius H., 1140.
Paxton, Emma, 1249.
Peabody, Mary Taylor, 1264.
Peach,  , 19.
John, 19.
Pearson, Elna E., 1633.
Jeanette, 883.
Muriel L., 1633.
Nancy Jane, 2678.
P. A., 1633.
Philip W., 1633.
Peaslee, Frank J., I55g.
James C, issg.
Joseph, 1559.
Mabel, 1559.
Peck, Fanny, 2502.
Peckham, Albert S., 1569.
Betsey (Shaw), 886.

INDEX

369

Peckham, Charles S., 1570.
Lyman H., 1568.
Mary E., 1567.
Paul, 886.
WUliam, 886.
Peet, Josiah, 713.
Peirce, Abigail, 165.
" (Pickens), 434.
Anna (Strobridge), 168.
Betsey, 250.
Caroline, 843.
Charity, 136, 358, 363.
Charles W., 136, 365.
Cynthia, 654.
E. W., 168.
Ebenezer, 136, 142, 364.
Edwin H., 2342.
Elbridge Gerry, 136, 355.
Elizabeth, 12.
Ellen, 434.
Hannah, 136, 366.
" (Woods), 250.
Henry, 61, 133, 137.
Herman, 25.
Hester, 12.
James, 25.
Job, 25,61, 136,360.
John, 12.
Julia M., 136, 334, 357.
Louisa v., 136, 334, 356.
Lydia, 138.^
Mary, 134, 35g.
Orpha, I2gg.
PhUip H., 434.
SUas, 250.
Salome, 135.
Susan, 136, 361.
Susannah, 133.
Tyler, 136, 362, 367.
Penagrass, J. W., 24g8.
Pennell, George W., 2311.
Pennose, Rachel, 1244.
Pepper, EmUy J., 474.
Mary E., 473.
Perkins, Bloom, g38.
E. E., iig4.
Harriet, g84.
Lula, 917.
Susan E., 2083.
Perry,  , 443.
Abbie F., 162.
Z

Perry, Hannah Mariah, 2684.
Phelps, Lydia, 511.
Philbrick, George A., 709.
Mary, 709,
Phillips, Adams, 244 653, 660.
Almira, 622.
Anna, 623, 660.
" J., 624, 664.
Burdette, 660.
Clayton, 660.
Clinton W., 655.
Daisy E., 655.
Deborah, 625.
Degourney, 660.
E., 19.
Elmer E., 654.
Harvey, 626, 631.
Henry James, 624, 663.
James, 245, 624.
Jesse King, 624. 664.
Kinghiram, 632.
Leavitt, 240, 627, 628.
Leroy, 658, 659.
Louisa, 657.
" Sophia, 624, 663.
Lura A., 652.
Lydia Ann, 651.
Martha J., 661.
Mary, 633.
Mina C, 655.
Morris A., 655.
Myron A.. 654.
Nelson, I26g.
Ransom, 656.
Sally, 62g.
Samuel, 634.
Sarah Ann, 624, 665.
Susan, 1269, 2446.
" (Beck), 1269.
Thomas Pier, 624, 666.
WiUiam J., 660.
Wmfield C, 655.
Zadia, 655.
Pickens, AbigaU, 434.
Allie, 1530.
Ann, 433, 435.
Cora, 1529.
Emogene L., 1532.
Frances Deborah, 2318.
Fred M., 1531.
George, 2318.

370

THE HINDS FAMILY

Pickens, Harvey M., 1531.
Horace T., 1530.
Jerome B. , 1527.
Lydia MatUda, 1526.
Margaret Maria, 1525.
(Steele), 433.
Martin J., S59.
May, 1530.
Rachel (Mead), 433.
Reuben Orlando, 1528.
Ruth, 65.
Thomas, 433.
Washington Irving, 1529.
Zattu, 433.
Pickles, Michael, 386.
Pinneo, Clara S., 1572.
Piper, Cyrus, 697.
Elizabeth, 729.
Ellen, 697.
Pishon, Betsey, 104.
Pittman, Dallas, 24g3.
Plumstead, Amanda Jane (Gray), I4g2.
Charles, 1492.
Maud, 1492.
Pollard, Persis, 216.
Polleys, Jemima, 386.
Polly, Ebenezer, 2.
Pond, Abbie LUla, 606.
Anna, 1347.
Arthur Nelson, 606.
Claire M., 6og.
EmUy, 605, 606.
" Anna, 606.
Frank, 1347.
H. Carroll, 606.
Jane .\lvira, 2518.
" Aurelia, 610.
Julia, 603.
" Ann, 608.
Laura Jane, 606.
Levi, 230.
Lewis, 603.
Lewis B., 230.
" Sumner, 603.
Lucetta, 604.
Marietta Georgia, 1347.
Mary EUa, 606.
Orlando Belknap, 606.
Oscar PhUander, 606.
Otis Nelson, 606.
" Sumner, 606.

Pond, PhUander, 6og.
PoUy B., 607.
Rachel, 606.
Poole, Albert, 569.
F. C, i6gg.
John E., 1072.
Pope, Fred W., 657.
Lambert F., 657.
Porter, Benjamin, 354.
Betsey (Tisdale), 354.
Henry, 354.
Mary Ann, 354.
Rebecca (Tisdale), 354.
Post, Albert, 152.
Isaac, 152.
William, 152.
Powell, Fred A., 1783.
Winchester R., 1514.
Powers, Aaron, 318.
Betsey, 838, 845.
Bianca, 847.
Edwin, 853.
Francis, 840.
Hannah (Fisk), 119.
Hinds, 852.
Isaac, 327.
Jason, 842.
Jeremiah, 119.
Joseph, 850.
Laura, 849.
Lavina, 848.
Mattie, 846.
Olive (Osborn), 318.
Phene (RusseU), 327.
Putnam, 851.
Rhoda Hinds, 841.
Rufus, 843.
Sarah J., 1104.
Stephen, 318, 839.
Susan, 844.
Susannah, 119.
WUliam. 327, 854.
Pratt, Anna, 834.
Benjamin, 25.
Henry Paul, 834.
Nancy Z. (Dimmock), 834.
Prentice, Deborah F., 2320.
Prentiss, Charles, 2515.
" Kennedy, 2525.
EmUy Amanda, 2523.
John O., 2515.

INDEX

371

Prentiss, Julia Ann, 2521.
Maria Elizabeth, 2520.
Mary Caroline, 2524.
" Isabella, 2522.
Rachel, 2515.
Prescott, Mary (Grant), 535.
Preston, Hiram, 392, 396.
Priest, Elvira, 631.
Franklin Flood, 548.
John, 2.
Prince, John, 2330.
Pritchard, Abbie Celestie, 1258.
Charles Nathan, 1258.
Ellen Minerva, 1258.
Freddie, 1258.
Ida Mariah, 1258.
Lois LUlian, 1258.
Maria (Mason), 1258.
Reuben, 1258.
" Albert, 1258.
" Watson, 1258.
Stella Celestia, 1258.
Proctor, Eliza D., logi.
Eunice, 1091.
John, 25.
Joseph, logi.
Prosser, John, 63g.
Prouty, Charles, 606.
Puffer, Emma, 746.
Pugh, Elizabeth, 2510.
Putnam, Clara A., 1068.
Edward Augustus, ii2g.
Putney, Lizzie M., iig8.
Mary L., 1198.
Susie M., 1200.
Qua, Jane, 313.
Quaif, Delmer H., 1518.
Lizzie A., 1518.
Robert, 1518.
Quimby, Margaret (Martin), 1570.
Moody, 1570.
Sarah, gS6.
Quint, Alonzo, 442.
Race, James P., 638.
Katherine L., 638.
Nellie L.. 638.
Ramskill, WUliam Fawcett, 2538.
Ran, Lucy,i844.
Rand, Samantha P., logo.

Rawson, Harriet (Waterman), 590.
Olive W., 590.
Zenas A., 590.
Ray, Edwin Norman, 2377.
Ethel Alina, 2377.
Fannie Adaline, 2377.
Harriet Faulkner, 2377.
Norman Alfred, 2377.
J-. 2343.
Raymore, F. H., [814.
Read, AbigaU, 125.
Barzella, 129.
Claude Hinds, 1439.
Clinton J., 2252.
Edwin Roswell, 1436.
Frederick, 127.
Hinds, 130.
J. W., 1765.
James, 55, 126.
John M., 752.
Joseph, 55,131.
Mabel, 1434.
Marion Frances, 1438.
Mary Charlotte, 1436.
" LUlian, 1435.
Minnie M., 2253.
Sarah, 55.
Shefomith, 132.
Sylvanus, 128.
WUliam, 1437.
Reade, Emmett P., 2607.
Redfield, Salome Fletcher, 565.
Reed,  , i27g.
¦ Alice (Alexander), 728.
John, 728.
Julia E., 1265.
Lettice Orr, 728.
Lewis E., 1265.
Loucin, 1760.
Reid, John, 1581.
Lydia A., 1581.
Nellie F., 1581.
Reynolds, John, 65.
Rhinevolt, Jane, 183.
Rice, Caroline D., 609.
EUen M.,615.
James A., 2635.
Juliette A., 617.
Lucinda L., 616.
Oscar C, 615.
Phebe, 228.

372

THE HINDS FAMILY

Rice, WUliam, 232.
" Larned, 232.
Rich, Jane Maria, 1270.
Richardson, AbigaU Sporhawk, 562.
Achsah Watts, 563.
Adah Hinds, 560.
Alice Abert, 604.
Anna (Locke), 836.
Arthur Long, 604.
Charles Henry, 604.
" Sanford, 1316.
Dean, 748.
Edna, 604.
Effie Hinds, 604.
Elizabeth Parker, 586.
" Salome, 565.
EmUy Henry, 561.
Ernest Albert, 604.
Fanny, 575.
Frank H., 748.
George, 604
" Prentiss, 604.
Gertrude Louise, 604.
Harriet A., 836.
James, 220, 55g, 565.
" (McDonough), 565.
Jane (Schermerhom), 575.
John, 220.
Jonathan, 586.
Joseph Buckminster, 566.
Josephine Grant, 604.
Julia, 604.
" Wright, 604.
Katie, 566.
Leon Brown, 604.
Lizzie, 604.
Lois (Parker), 586.
Louisa, 566.
Lydia Moore, 564.
Marcus, 836.
Mary Jane, 1244.
" (Tuck), sgg.
" (Wright), 604
Matthew, 1244.
Minnie, 565.
Nathaniel, 5gg.
Rachel (Pennose), 1244.
Rebecca (Moore), 220.
Sanford H., 1315.
Spencer Fisher, 604.
William, 575.

Richmond, Belle G., 966.
Palmer, g66.
Robert, 77.
Roxanna, g66.
Ricketson, Daniel, 462.
Rickett, Maryant Rebecca, 2555.
Rider, Catherine, 444.
Mary C, 444.
Zachariah W., 444.
Rife, Henry Abram, 1728.
Jennie M., 1728.
Susan (Kemper), 1728.
Right, Annie (Adcock), 1837.
Riley, J. S., 2154.
Ritterbush, Louisa, 511.
Lucy, 511.
Lydia (Phelps), 511.
Rixford, Luther, 305.
Sarah (Hawkins), 305.
" Pratt, 305.
Roat, Elliott, 1253.
Nina, ig36.
Robbins, Charles H., 7gi.
" Hinds, 7gi.
Cutler, 2034.
Estelle, 7gi.
Frederick A., 7gi.
George Baker, 1348, 2035.
Henry, 7go.
" T.,791.
John, 284.
WUliam, 1348, 2033.
Roberts, Addie May, 1290.
O. A., 442.
Robertson, Artie, 1756,
Augustus A., 1488.
Robinson,  , 495.
Abbie (Cronk), 185.
" Hepsabeth, 1143.
Albert, 1142.
Alma, 1150.
Almond, 1150.
Amy Conrad, 494.
Arthur W., 1150.
Charlotte, 1339.
Effie May, 4g5.
EmUy Jane, 493.
Everett, 1142.
Gain, 25.
George, 136, 356, 893, 1578.
" W., 1145.

INDEX

373

Robinson, Hannah Elizabeth, 1141.
Havillah M., 1144.
Isabel Everett, 1142.
John, 65, 530, 1147.
Julia, 2317.
Lillian Albertie, 1 142.
Lorena A., 1140.
Lorenia Blanchard, 1142.
Loretta Cora, 1142.
Lucy Elizabeth, 1142.
" L., 1151.
Martha H., 1 146.
Mary, 25.
" Jane, 1148.
Nora, 1203.
Otis, 65.
Pliny, 1 149.
Sabin, 185.
Thomas J., 444.
WUliam H., 1139.
Roch, Lizzie, 1324
Rogers, Ambrose, 229g.
Carrie Walton Turner, 2370.
Charles WUliam, 1143.
Deborkh, 23gi.
Frances Augusta, 1143.
Howard J., 2370.
John Percy, I23g.
Joseph Edwin, 2370.
Kathryn Howard, 2370.
Raymond Francis, 1143.
Renworth Robinson, 1 143.
WUliam Thomas, 1143.
Rolfe,  , II.
Roney, Kittie, 1233.
Roof, George L., 1238.
Rooks, Mehetable, 1155.
Rorer, Clarence G., 1574.
Claribel, 1574.
Clinton D., 1574.
EllaL., 1574.
Ethel W., 1574.
Frank E., 1574.
Leonard G., 1574.
Rose, WUliam J., 1208.
Ross, Albert Cariton, 1864.
D., 65.
Elsie Isabel, 1866.
Elmer George, 1864.
Frank, 2333.
George Hartwell, 1184.

Ross, Grace Elizabeth, 1864.
Ida Eliza, 1868.
Jennie Maria, i86g.
Leone Hartwell, 1867.
Leslie Coffin, 1864
Orrin S., 2333.
Sidney, 2333.
Waldo Herbert, 1865.
Rounseville, Levi, 61.
Mary, 68.
PhUip, 68.
Rowell, EUa Louise, 1057.
George, 1057.
Harriet, i6go.
Judith, 506.
Lydia M., 507.
Rowley, Rachel Amanda, 1268.
Rudy, Sidney E., 2633.
Ruggles, Albert E., i8og.
Everett E., i8g8.
Homer Leon, 2262.
Lydia (Garfield), 1808, i8og.
Nathan, 1808, i8og.
Runnels, Roxaima, 738.
Ruppel, Dr., 372.
Russell, Anna M., 2320.
Deborah Monroe, 1840.
Edward S., 1840.
Henry G., 1120.
LUlian M., i ig8.
Phene, 327.
Ruth, Henry, 3T1.
Rutledge, EUa, i2ig.
Ryan, J. C, 24g7.
Ryeolt, Bertha, 2207.
Elizabeth, 1730.
Esther, 22og.
Henry, 1730.
Homer H., 2205.
James Morgan, 1730.
Maggie May, 2208.
Minnie N., 2204.
Ruth Aurolyn, 2210.
Vida, 2206.
Ryder, Sarah A., 612.
St. John, Juliet, 878.
Piatt, 878.
Safford, Berdyce May, 1383.
Fordyce Eddie, 1381.
Harold Cheney, 1687.

374

THE HINDS FAMILY

Safford, Leavitt W., 669.
Myrtie Edna, 1380.
Perley Fernando, 1382.
WaUace S., 1014.
Watson, 669.
Salter, Edith Marie, 2368.
Dr., 2368.
Harold, 2368.
Sumner, 2368.
WUliam Frost, 2368.
Winthrop, 2368.
Sampson,  , 168.
John, 349.
Mary Turner, 349.
Phebe Dean (Doggett), 349.
Sanborn, Josie, 1843.
Susannah, 2317.
Sanford, Lydia M., 2690.
Sargent,  , 2352.
Cleora F. (Smith), 1331.
Edith Clara, 1331.
Emma R., 989.
Fred Augustus, 1331.
George AUen, 1331.
Jedediah Warren, 1331.
Lucius Manlius, 1331.
" Walter, 1331.
Nelson Warren, 1331.
Saunders, Adaline Jenkins, 2379.
Ann, 1310.
Conrad Theodore, 2379.
Lestina, 1102.
Savage,  , ig.
Angie, 1000.
Sawtelle, Clara Maria, go?.
Flora Sweet, go6.
Mary Augusta, go5.
Nathan Hale, 338.
WiUiam Forbes Hale, go5.
" Henry. 905.
Zephaniah Eddy, 904.
Sawyer, Adelia Mary, 1259.
Alta, 1259.
Edith, I25g.
Eva, 1259.
Florence, 1259.
Frank George, 1259.
George M., 1259.
Mary A. (Templeman), 1078.
Olive, 106.
Rebecca, no.

Scanlon, Maggie, 1723.
Martha (Taylor), 1723.
Patrick, 1723.
Schaefer, Jacob, 2648.
Schermerhom, Jane, 575.
Schley, Allen, 1237.
Schoeffel, Francis A., 1892.
Frank H., 1892.
Malcolm Francis, 2270.
Marion Winnifred, 226g.
Sarah (Cauthro), i8g2.
ScHROM, Jasper, 1553.
Schwenk, Mary A., i28g.
Schwitz, Jacob, 2186.
Magdalena, 2186.
Rudolph J., 2186.
Scott, Elizabeth, ng.
Scribner, Edward Emmons, 2043.
Samuel Fiehenor, I3g4.
Scudder, Charles Marshall, 604.
Dorothy Blatchford, 604.
Margaret Frances, 604.
Winthrop Richardson, 604.
Seager, Lydia, 7g.
Sears, Abner Jones, 346.
Cora Louise, 346.
Eari, 346.
John Winslow, 346.
Judith (Howland), 346.
Seaver, John MUton, 548.
Seavey, Ann MerrUl, 2345.
Betsey Drake, 2347.
Emily Lane, 234g.
George Orlando, 2348.
Mary Jane, 2346.
Nathaniel, 2316.
Sederguest, Annie, 1627.
Sencerbox, John, i486.
Sexton, Catherine, 1338.
Seymour, Eva Winnifred. 410.
Florence Adalaide, 410.
Herbert LeRoy, 410.
Sarah Lute, 410.
Willard Arthur, 410.
William LeRoy, 410.
Sharpe, Maggie J., 1205.
Shaw, Abraham, 20.
Almira, 856.
Ann, 1276.
Betsey, 886.
Hannah, ig, 20.

INDEX

375

Shaw, Jane (Kerr), 1485.
John, 20, 1485.
Minerva, 726.
Sarah Jane, 1485.
Shawl, Salome, 1534.
Sheffer, George Webb, g56.
James, g56.
Leonard McCullet, g56.
Sheldon, .Albert HadseU, I4g5.
Charles Asahel, 1495.
Clarence Woodard, 1495.
Don Alexander, I4g5.
Fred, I4g5.
Harvey, I4g5.
Inez, 1495.
Ira, 1495.
Lena, 1495.
Marcia, 875.
Marie Antoinette, 1280.
Norman WUliam, 1495.
Shennan, Cynthia, 448.
Martin, 448.
Mary, 448. ,
Shepardson, Amanda, 606.
Shepherd, Benjamin, 273.
-Catherine Maria Sedgewick, 306.
Elizabeth (HUl), 273.
Isabella W., 273.
Mary (BeU), 273.
Samuel, 273.
Sheply, David, 737.
Sherman, Hannah, 137.
Sherrill, Carleton M., 640.
Frankie B , 640.
Sherwood, Martha Jane (TurreU), 475.
Mary Elizabeth, 475.
Philo, 476.
William H., 475.
Shields, Lily B., 1219.
Shoomaker, Ella, 1493.
Shoop, Florence, 682.
Shopwell, Eva, 2466.
Shurtleff, Dr., 1034, 1036.
Ruth, 614.
Sibley, Clara, 606.
Simmons, E. W., gg7.
Lizzie, 1013.
Simpson, Annie, 736.
Sinclair, Beulah Bent, 1866.
Merwin C, 1866.
Walter Merwin, 1866.

Skinner, Elizabeth, 1 136.
Lizzie Jane, 1058.
Slade, Sarah Catherine, i4go.
W. H., 2520.
Sliter, Holden, 330.
Horace, 861.
Lendol H., 861.
Menzo, 861.
Sloan, TUly, 840.
Slocum, Persis (PoUard), 216.
Small, Lewis Franklin, 1454.
Nelson Herrick, 2058.
Richard Loring, 2057.
Smart, Rose, 1842.
Smiley, Mary S., 746.
Smith,  , 149, 1632.
Abner, 25.
Alfred James, 2086.
Angelica, 1063.
Anna B., 1419.
Anthony Ogden, 2g4.
Benjamin Ward Force, 2g4.
C. A., i7ig.
Charles G., 2090.
Cleora F., 1331.
Corlis Foster, 1217.
Cornelius Ogden, 294.
Daniel James, 2345.
Delia Josephine Amanda, 294.
E. E., 1184.
Edna Warren, 294.
Elisha Kent, 243.
Elizabeth Ann, 1352.
EUen J., 561.
" Osborn, 294.
Ethel Irene, 1064.
Eudora, 2396.
Frank W., 9g6.
Fred, i860.
" WUliam, 22g8.
George, 1526.
" N., 674.
" Orlando, 2345.
Hannah Delia Adora, 294.
Harley PUlsbury, 2345.
Harmon C, 2090.
Harold Heber, 1064.
Henry A., 615.
James, 2345.
Jason, 615.
Jennie, 2255.

376

THE HINDS FAMILY

Smith, John, 2.
" Edwin, 243.
" E.,i7g5.
Joseph, 2665.
Lewis A., 1217.
" Romeyn, 294.
Lydia, 855.
" Alfreda, 243.
Marion, 2297.
Martha Porter, 294.
Mary A., 2665.
Minnie, 2254.
Mott, 651.
Polly Jane, 243.
PoUy (Kent) 243.
Rebecca Hinds, 2g4.
Romeyn, 2g4.
Ruth Russell, i860.
Sally (Colby), 2345.
Samuel E., £53.
Sarah, 6gg.
" A. (Cook), 2665.
Tolman C, 1526.
Tryphena, 615.
Watson W., 1063, 1064.
WUlard A., 2086.
Wiliam H., 1567.
Zabiah Cunningham (Stone), 2086.
Smyth, Alice E. Virginia, 2666.
Frederick R., 2666.
Mary Catherine (Coney), 2666.
WUliam G., 699.
Snell, Frank, i89g.
Mary, igoo.
Sylvester, 1231.
Snow, George F., 443.
" W., 440.
John H., 442.
Nancy (Hammett), 443.
Phebe, 442.
Susan, 71.
Thomas, 443.
Snyder, Euphenia S., 1217.
Malvina, 1220.
Somes, Anna Byrne, 2376.
Lydia, 832.
WUliam E., 2342.
Soper, Alice Myrtle, g36.
Anne Hinds, 935.
Annie May, 936.
Cyrus, 343.

Soper, Cyrus Hannibal, g34.
Ella Blanche, g30.
Flora Maria, 933.
Fred Neuton, 936.
Lutie Maria, g34.
Minnie B., g34.
Soules, Lodisa, 1247.
Southcott, M. J., 2464.
N. H., 2464.
Southey, Martha Sarah, 2581.
Spain, Eliza, 253g.
Sprague, David, 3gg.
Emma, 884.
Sarah Jane, 3gg.
" (Mann), 399.
Springer, Kate, 864.
Samuel, gn.
Spurling, Jackson, 1142.
Stacy, Henrietta, 273.
Stamps, Ira W., 2642.
Stanard, Hiram A., 1260.
Susan, 1260.
" Adell, 1260.
Stanford, Sarah, g6.
Stanley,  , 726.
Staples, Nathaniel, 138.
Starbird, Rose, 996.
Stearns, Harriet Jane, 279.
John, 10S5.
WUlie H., 1721, 1754.
Stebbins, Malvina (Jenks), 184.
Steele, M. Louise, 1753.
Margaret, 433.
Stetson, Hannah, 2615.
Stevens, Amos Barton Hinds, 708.
Augusta Ann, 706.
Barbara Amanda, 8S2.
Barton Eube, 710.
Charles, 707.
" Llewellyn, 710,
M., 708.
" Smith, 711.
Dorcas (Whittier), 254.
Dorothy, 710.
Elizabeth Maria, 712.
Francis M., 1640.
Frederick, 708.
George Barton, 707.
E., 977.
Georgie B., 1641.
Hannah, 105.

INDEX

377

Stevens, Jennie, 1183.
Joshua, 254.
Llewellyn Nathaniel, 710.
Lucy, 1132.
" Morgan, 710.
Mary Hinds, 709.
Nathaniel Morrell, 254.
Walter, L., 2372.
WUliam, 710.
Stewart, Edward Lincoln, 2170.
Frankie, 643.
Henry, 643.
Marcia, 643.
Stickney, Ebenezer, 1141.
Harriet (Newell), 1141.
John Brooks, 1141.
Lizzie May, 1141.
Ralph Bramhall, 1 141.
Richard Pike, 1141.
Stinchfield, Clarina, 715.
Strobridge, Anna, 168.
Charlotte B., 349.
" Copeland (Bennett), 349.
Elizabeth (Nelson), 168,
James, 66.
Margaret, 66.
Mary, 66.
Robert, 168.
WUliam, 66, 34g.
Stocking, Charles, 2578.
Stone, AbigaU, 6og.
Betsey, 6og.
Caroline, 647.
" S., 633.
David, 609.
Deidania, 300.
Elizabeth, 2479.
EmUy Diana, 1107, llio.
Polly, 212.
Rhoda, 6og.
WUliam, 1451.
Zabiah Cunningham, 2086.
Stout, Caleb, 58g.
Eliza T., 58g.
John, 180.
Margaret (Teneyck), 589.
Stowell, Edith Beach, 1552.
Ella Bassinger, 1552.
Eva Helen, 1552.
Franklin B., 1552.
Rachel Harriet, 1552.

Stowell, Ruth Sophia, 1552.
Susan Abbie, 1552.
Stratton, Marium, 676.
Strayer, John, 719.
Zoe Elizabeth, 1409.
Sullivan, Ethel G., 409.
Harold WiUie, 409.
Howard Eaton, 4og.
Neal David, 4og.
Otis G., 409.
Sumwalt, Rachel, 2604.
Sutherland, Polly, 857.
Sutton, Mary Blackman, 2494.
Swan, Annie. 347.
Bradford, 347.
George H., 347.
Hattie, 347.
Samuel, 347.
Sweet, F. L., 1192.
Swift, Bartlett H., 188.
Hannah B., 192.
Heman, 73.
James D., 191.
Sophia N., 189.
Ward, 190.
Vaodicea, 187.
Swigert, Cora, 2459.
Swiggett, Lavina, 2599.
Switzer, Albert Henry, 1182.
Karl Whitman, 1 182.
Pearl Dayton, 1182.
Symonds, Elizabeth, 751.
Taft, Annie, 2168.
Benjamin F., 1724, 1727.
Claton, 2191.
Della, 2185.
Emma, 2188.
Guy, 2189.
Hazel, 2192.
Henry C, 1724.
Jennie, 2i6g.
Jessie Pearl, 2186.
Joseph B., 2184.
Lewis W., 1727.
Lydia Catherme (Welsch), 1724, 1727
Mamie, 2igo.
Maria (Whiting), 1275.
Maude, 2170.
Myrtie, 2172.
Parker Lewis, 2ig3.

378

THE HINDS FAMILY

Taft, Sarah, 2171.
Wren, 2187.
Tailor, Sarah, 605.
Taylor,  , 1774.
Alexander, gi3.
Alfred Joseph, 2220.
Almon Marskall, 1734.
Alonzo, 1734.
Archie Raymond, 2222.
Clifton Hinds, 22ig.
Dianna (Barber), 1734.
Ellen (Black), gi3.
EUie S., 1007.
Flora, 1533.
Frank F., 2153.
Fred N., 1714.
Freddie G., 2156.
Hattie A., 2152.
Ida Verona, 2221.
Iva A., 2155.
Jean, 913.
Laura D., 2151.
Martha, 1723.
Minnie Mabel, 2218.
Myrtle M., 2154.
Ralph C, 2157.
Vernon M., 2158.
Tallman, Henry, 273.
Tefft, Inez C., 869.
Teepell, Charles, 1914.
Herkimer, 1914.
Mary Ann (Deacon), 1914.
Temple,  , ^..
Elizabeth, 45.
Ephraim, 49.
Isaac, 45.
Templemam, Mary A., 1078. '
Templeton, Ann (Saunders), 1310.
Arthur Edwin, iggi.
Edwin Francis, 13 10.
John, 1310.
Teneyck, Margaret, 589.
Tennant, Cora Florinda, 1850.
John S., 1850.
Tenney, Helen M. (Hassom), 1186.
Tewksbury, Emeline Antoinette, 560.
Thayer, Charles, 970.
Eliza)jeth A., 938.
Ethel H., 1626.
Francis A., 970.
Harriet A. (Jewett), 938.

Thayer, Howard B., 938.
Mary S., 776.
Thilkston, Teresa L., 1341.
Thomas,  , 354.
Charles Nathan, 1263.
Clara Richmond, 1263.
Julius Orlin, 1263.
Rebecca, 957.
Thomes, Charles D., 2324.
Thompson, Adaline Georgianna, 1326.
Asa S., 1326.
Caroline Augusta, 1326.
Chester Roy, 410.
Clarissa, 400.
Edgar C, 410.
Frank A., 2411.
Harry Laughlin, 410.
James, 229.
Mary Rebecca, 1264.
" Taylor (Peabody), 1264.
Minnie, 2646.
Nancy J. (Howe), 2646.
WiUiam, 1264, 2646.
C, 2397, 2399.
Thoms, Benjamin, 2426.
Ellen Dane, 2426.
Nancy (Dunning), 2426.
Thomson, Malcolm, 294.
Stanley, 2g4.
Thornton, Agnes, 460.
Alfred, 460.
Charles Lyman Montague, 460.
Daniel, 460.
Emily Montague, 460.
Montague, 460.
Natalie, 460.
Rebecca, 460.
Thurbee, Aimer, 1547.
Mary A., 2114.
Maud L., 2115.
Thurston,  , 162.
Margaret Ann (Jordan), 2307.
William H., 2307.
TiBBlTS, Clara Jones, 714.
Tiffin, Anna, 63g.
Tilton, EUen, g6o.
Salathiel, 378.
Timothy, A. Louise, 561.
Mary P., 561.
Tinkham, Seth, 25.
Tiptoum, Elizabeth, 2448.

INDEX

379

Tisdale, Betsey, 354
(Church), 354
John, 354.
Joshua, 354.
Rebecca, 354.
Samuel, 354.
Titus, Hattie A., 483.
Louisa Luana, 2084.
Tobey, Celia Nye, 255.
Todd, F. S., 410.
Tomlinson, Elizabeth MUer, 2683.
Toothaker, Charles, 1012.
Etta P., 1012.
Louisa Anna (Ellis), 1012.
Torrey, Jennie A., 1203.
Totten, Jeanette, 1223.
WUliam, 1223.
Toun, Ella, g24.
ToUNSEND, Arexene Hinds, 1165.
Eliza Jane, 1162.
Ella L., 1332.
Emma G., 1116.
Fred Curtis, 1161.
Harry, 1161.
Jesse, 533.
Joseph Curtis, 1161.
Josephine Hinds, 1163.
Parthenia Howe, 1166.
Sarah Hepsabeth, 1160.
Victorene Hinds, 1164.
Walter Cathell, 1161.
Toubtelloit, Bessie Ellen, 1876.
Charles Arthur, 1874.
George E., iigi.
Hattie Isabel, 1877.
Leroy Abijah, 1875.
Teresa Ethel, 1873.
TowLES, William, g5g.
Tripp, John, 2416.
WUlard, 411.
True, Hannah Elizabeth, g42.
Tuck, Mary, 5g9.
Tucker, AbigaU (Moulton), 203.
Alice Jeanette, 1277.
Christopher H., 1277.
Ezra, 203.
Hannah, 203.
Jeanette Ellen (Alford), 1277.
Mary, 2389.
" (GatcheU), 238g.
Samuel, 238g.

Turner, Annie North, 2370.
Bessie, 2367.
Elisha Hinds, 2367.
Frank, 2367.
Fred, 2367.
Harriet, 2329.
Jonathan, 2329.
Lucy Harding, 265.
Mary EUzabeth, 2368.
Ralph, 2367.
Sarah Prince, 236g.
Turrell, Martha Jane, 475.
Tuttle, Hannah, 66.
Twiss, A. Margaret, 2341.
Harriet M., 2341.
Tyler, Agnes E. , 1571.
G. E. May, 1571.
Helen L., 1571.
James, 1571.
Underwood, Adelbert, 1260.
Elias. 1260.
Elmer, 1260.
" Roy, 1260.
Esther L., 1260.
Lydia, 328.
Melinda, 233.
Upham, Adah K., 560.
" Orlana, 560.
Denslow, 560.
Echo K., 560.
Edward Denslow, 560.
" Fiske, 560.
Lida K., 560.
Paul K., 560.
Susan Henry, 560.
Vail, Anna M., 2021)^.
Rachel, 71.
Valentine, John, 67.
Olive, 67.
Van Benschotten, Elias, 868.
Mary, 868.
Vandergrift, Elizabeth, 6g6.
John, 698.
Van Deusen, Augustus Pingry, 564.
Homer Gates, 564.
Horatio Gates, 564.
Leah S., 564.
Lucy L., 564.
Susan A., 564.

380

THE HINDS FAMILY

Van Horn, Alzoa, 1530.
Cornelia, 1525.
Dorr H., 2135.
Emily, 1525.
Florence M., 2136.
Hervey, 1525.
Howard, 1525.
Homer, 1525.
Martin, 1529.
Ulysses, 1525, 1560.
Vanmatre, Melissa, 1722.
Van Ness, Sophia C, 2g4.
Van Tuyl, Alex, 185.
Elizabeth, 185.
James Walter, 185.
Van Volkenburg, Emma, 2080.
Vaughan, Eugenia, 1725.
Vicory, Eliza, 347.
Viles, John R., ioo8.
Nora M., loog.
Wagy, Robert, 803.
Waid, Emeline, loSo.
Waite,  ,841.
Annette, 655.
Clarence, 652.
Ethelbert, 1203.
Frank M., 657.
Glen P., 657.
Hannah, 214.
Irwin, 652.
May, 657.
R. W., 652.
Walch, Effie C, 605.
Waldo, Anna L., 836.
Charies W.. 836.
Elijah, 315.
EUa M., 836.
EUen C, 836.
Frank C, 836.
Fred G., 836.
George A., 836.
Gertrude M., 836.
Harriet E , 836.
Lucy, 837.
Mabel, 836.
Walker, Alona Allen, 300.
Avie Emma, 802.
BarziUai, 2686.
" Henry, 26go.
Charles, 303.

Walker, Deborah Holmes, 26g2.
Deidania (Stone), 300, 303.
Edith Nora, 803.
Elizabeth T., 2687.
" Tyler, 268g.
Francis Child, 2266.
Flora Hortense, 801.
George Edgar, 2695.
Helen Ray, 2268.
James Hinds, 2265.
" Richmond, 2693.
Joel, 300, 303.
John, 2686.
" Hinds, 2694.
Josephine, 2061.
Josie, 2061.
Levi, 76.
Maria (Mack), 557.
Mary, 14.
" H., 2691.
Ola Maria, 800.
Samuel, 27.
Sarah H., 2688.
Simeon, 75.
William, 2061.
" ChUd, 1888.
Wallace, Anna Marion, 688.
Bruce Hinds, 2040.
Elizabeth, 1352^.
George Cutler, 2039.
Malcom, 1210.
WUliam, 688. H., I352>^.
Henry, 1352^^.
Wallen,  , 445.
Walling, Ann E., 177.
Walroth, Lois A., 15^0.
Ward, Abigail, 20.
Alfred, 1275.
Alpha M., 606.
Anna (Tiffin), 639.
Cyrus Joseph, 639.
Edith, 606.
Estelle Vivian, 63g.
Frances, ig.
Harriet Zula, 545.
John B., 2640.
Maria Whiting (Taft), 1275.
Mary Eliza, 1275.
Samuel, ig.
TurtuUus C, 1063;

INDEX

381

Ware, George A., 1074.
Samuel, 27.
Warner, Emma R., 657.
Franklin, 2688.
Washburn, Abbie Jane (Keith), 346.
Abiel, 68.
Hannah, 25.
Mary Louisa, 346.
Olive, 148.
Salmon MUton, 346.
Waterman,  ,215.
Harriet, 590.
Watkins, Eloine H., 1782.
Watson, Ann, 1302.
Cassius Hinds, 1978.
Edmund, 1302.
" Bertrand I97g.
Louisa Jane, 1414.
WUbur S., 1302.
Way, Alice S., 564
Weaver,  , 2489.
Clara Louise, 294. ,
Webb, Charles WUliam, 953.
Elizabeth Emmons, 953.
George Samuel, 953.
Georgia, 953.
Meredith, 2480.
Rachel, 2480.
Rhoda, 2480.
Webber, Elias, 1159.
Elizabeth E., 1159.
George, 150.
Mary Scammel (Chapin), 1159.
Parker, 595.
Webster, Beatrice, 2236.
Daniel M., 1737.
Ebenezer, 1737.
Luellah May, 2235.
Mehittable (MerrUl), 1737.
Wedge, Betsey, 1103.
Weeks, Elizabeth, 270.
Welch, Julia Edna, 678.
Nellie Agnes, 672.
Welcome, Clara J., 1823.
Wellman, Laura, 1531.
Wells, Carrie Maria, 1785.
Welsch, Lydia Catherine, 1724, 1727.
Werkley, Sarah, 655.
Wescott, Eva, 294.
West, Elias, 65.
Ella, 2496.

Weston, Grace Mason, 1329.
John G., 1329.
Rhoda, 2314.
Wetherbee, Sarah, 44.
Wheaton, Ella Gertrude, 442.
Hiram, 442.
Wheeldon, Elizabeth E. (Webber),
II 59.
Jabez Nye, 1159.
Judith Curtis (Little), 1159.
Wheeler, Johanna Crosby, 266.
MerUla, 66.
Rhoda Ann, 1256.
Wheelock, Anna, 1823.
Laura, 9g2.
Whidden, Clara, 2333.
Simon, 2312.
Whipple, Adeline, I2ig.
Esther, 1219.
George, 1219.
Herbert, 12 19.
John 1219.
Nathaniel, 44.
Whippler, Mary, 2025.
Whistler,  ,726.
Whitbeck, Frances E., i2g7.
Harry, I2g7.
John F., I2g7.
Mary Grace, 1297.
Whitcomb, Asa, 12.
White, Caroline, 581.
Clarissa, 412.
Eldora J., 1557.
Horatio Winfield, 1131.
John, II.
Julia Day, 1131.
Minnie, 1134.
S. M., 637.
Samuel H., 119.
Susannah, 1726.
Thomas, 135.
Whitehouse, Daisy, 743.
Whitford, Almira Permelia, 1259.
Erma Heloise, 1259.
Fred WUson, 1259.
George Nathan, 1259.
Harriet Elmira, 1259.
Irene Minerva, I25g.
Lawrence Elmer, 1259.
Luman Charles, 1259.
Manley Clarence, I25g.

382

THE HINDS FAMILY

Whitford, Mildred Irene, i25g.
Minnie Irene, 1259.
Myron Cyrus, 1259.
Ova Orissa, 1259.
Violette Eva, I25g.
WUliam Cyrus, I25g.
Whiting, Lydia, 253.
Whitman, BeUe Emeline, 1182.
CharUe Edbert, 1182.
Hariie Orrin, 1182.
Hattie Carrine, 1182.
Hugh Herbert, 1182.
Orrin Herbert, 1182.
Ralph Erwin, 1182.
Robert Charlie, 1182.
Whitney, Anna Marion (Wallace), 688.
Asaph B., 688.
Charles, g87.
Ella, g87.
Ernest, 236g.
Louise (HUtz), g87.
Margaret, 236g.
Martha, g76.
Whittelsey, WUliam Chauncy, 308.
Whittier, Abner Hinds, 706.
Dorcas, 254.
James P., 706.
Whittimore, Archie, I7g3.
CarroU, I7gi.
Carseny, iog8.
Davis, II 04.
Florence, i7go.
Ira, 1106.
Minnie Maud, 1792.
Rena, 1794.
Wickham, WiUis, i52g.
Wicks, Sarah, 1522.
Wilbor, Alfred Parker, 442.
Herbert Clark, 442.
Irma Keith, 442.
Marjorie, 442.
Walter Clark, 442.
Wilbur, Emma, g39.
Horatio, 93g.
Lucy Hay ( Morse ) , 93g.
Wilcox, Almira, 638.
Christopher Columbus, 2g3.
Ephraim, in.
Frank L., 1396.
Horace, 294.
Martha Holland Hinds, 294.

Wilcox, PhUip Lincoln, 2044.
Wiley, Sally, 511.
Wilkie, Mercy, 553.
Wilkins, James, 1431.
Mary A., 756.
Willard, Emma, 2083.
Hattie, 623.
Williams, Bradford, 167.
C. C, 637.
Emma, 1282.
Harold C, 1183.
Mary E., 1281.
Nettie, 1283.
Timothy, 578.
Willis, Sarah H., 332.
Wilmot, Hannah Elizabeth, 635.
Wilsdon, J. J., 934.
Wilson, Agnes, g83.
WUliam, 240.
Winchell, Mary Ann, g8o.
Winkley, H., g85.
Winn, Annie (S^impson) , 736.
Joseph M., 736.
Maria A., 736.
Winslow, Abner, 347.
Ann, 347.
" (Pickens), 433, 435.
Asa, 433, 435.
" Irving, 1021.
" Tyler, 433, 435.
Bartlett Allen, 34g.
Benedict A., 347.
Bradford WUliams, 351.
Caroline, 347.
Charity Leonard, 346.
Ebenezer Hinds, 350.
Edward, 433.
" Bernard, 1020.
Elbert, 34g.
Ephraim, 25.
Ezra, 433.
Hannah, 67, 347.
Henry, 34g.
" Harrison, 354.
John, 141,349-
Josiah, 433.
Kenelm, 433.
Keziah, 348.
Lizzie Exie, I3gg.
Mary Coombs, 505.
" Ellen, I3g8.

INDEX

383

Winslow, Owen Hinds, 353.
Rachel Pickens, 433.
WUliam, 34g.
" H.. 347.
" Harrison, 352.
" Penn, 713, 1400.
Wiseman, G. W., 2457.
Withams, Almira Boston, 2366.
Witherbee, Micah, 41.
Witt, Augusta, 525.
Emanuel, 2638.
Wolf,  , 2578.
Nettie May, 2578.
Sarah, 1266.
Valida May, 2578.
Wolrod, Betsey, 1510.
Wood, Abiel, 446.
Adaline, 446.
Isaac, 64.
James, 2465.
Mary, 554.
MatUda, 446.
May, 864.
Sarah E., 181.
Woodbridge, B. R., 80.
Woodman, Mary Livingston, 2332.
Woodruff,  , 2561.
Woods, Hannah, 250.
Patrick, 23g.
Woodward, Achsah, 231.
Betsey (Lyon), 228.
Elemanda, 523.
Francis, 633.
Frank, 633.
Frederick, 633.
George, 633.
" WUliam, 633.
Gladys Mary, 633.
Ruth PhUlips, 633.
Sally, 213.
Walter Francis, 633.
WUliam, 633.

Woodworth, Ira, 830.
Mary Fassett, 830.
Wealthy Ann (GUbert), 830.
Woolcott, Nathaniel, 34.
Wooster, Fannie E., 1637.
" M., 1633.
Hiram E., g8o.
Ida M., g8o.
" May, 1636.
James E., g72, g75.
Leonora, 1634.
Mary Ann (Winchell), g8o.
Zelana, 1635.
Wright, Calvery Clementine, 1675.
Calvui, 574.
Catherine (Burroughs), 574.
Charles J., 604.
" Turpin, 604.
Edward, 36.
Frank, 604.
Harriet Lucia, 604.
Joab Clark, 604.
" Wesson, 604.
Josephine, 2533.
Julia Ann, 604.
Lucia M., 604.
Martha, I58g.
Mary, 5g7.
" Elizabeth, 604.
Nellie, 1430.
Stella L., 604.
Theodore Francis, 604.
Worthington, V. B., 604.
Wyman,  , ig.
Susan A., 947.
Thomas, 149.
Young, Susannah, 384.
Youngs, John, i.
Zook, Mary Jane, 1913-

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