Hope this will help with some of your questions to Austin Tuckner.

First Generation
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1. Benjamin 'Ben' HINKLEY - 497. Born 1 March 1799 in Seneca County, New York, or Pepperell, Middlesex County, Mas. Died in Huron County, Ohio?.

1797 (about) - birth of Benjamin Hinckley at Pepperell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. *extracted from the genealogy research received April 30, 2001 from Mrs. Evelyn Allen, 930 East Fountain Way, Fresco, California 93704.
*note: from the Morley Library at Paynesville, 184 Phelps Street, Lake County, Ohio, information of Mrs. Amy Kehankie Rust (Mrs. Hubert), she did the research on the Mosher Family. A handwritten note in this file stated that Aunt Polly Mosher married Benjamin Hinckley, of Ash__ County, Ohio. (this record was copied in June 1998, by James Hinkle).
1820 Janaury 11 - Benjamin Hinckley and Polly Ann Mosher were married in Ash__ County, Ohio. *extracted September 26, 2002 from Ancestry World Tree Project (Ancestry.com) researcher Rebecca Parry Pigsley; electronic mail address, pigsley@iowatelecom.net.

He married Polly Ann MOSHER - 498, daughter of Gideon MOSHER - 8126 & Sarah BILLINGS - 8127, 11 January 1820 in Ohio. Born 4 August 1801 in Schoharie County, New York. Died 29 September 1877 in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Buried 1 October 1877 in Winooski Cemetery, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Occupation Homemaker.

1801 August 4 - Polly Ann Mosher, daughter of Gideon and Sarah (Billings) Mosher, was born in New York.
18?? NAMES OF WOMEN WHO WERE BORN IN LAKE COUNTY, OHIO OR CAME TO IT PRIOR TO 1840, Gen Ref 977.1334 NA - Polly Ann Mosher,18?? year came to township, from Schoharie, New York, and last residence Madison Township.
1817 - Polly Ann Mosher's family supposely moved to Ohio from New York. *extracted from Holly Bundy's research data shared with James Hinkle on Monday, February 11, 2002.
1850 Census - 15th day of October - Fairfield Township, Huron County, Ohio - Polly Hinkley, age 48, head of household, Gideon, age 19, a laborer, Martha, age 12, John, age 10, Mahitable, age 7 and Philander, age 5. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 697, page 162, line number 16, dwelling house number 2220, family number 2266.
1860 Census - Madison Village, (Madison Post Office), Lake County, Ohio - Polly Hinkly (Hinkley), age 58, living with the family of Edward A. Wright, age 53, a farmer, his wife, Anna "Annis" D., age 49 and their son, Eldon, age 9. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 996, page number 47, line number 5, dwelling number 378, family number 373, enumerated on the 18th day of June.
1877 - September 29 - Polly Ann Hinkley, age 76 years, 1 month and 25 days, died in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin and was buried in the Winooski Cemetery.
1877 - September 29 - death date given for Polly Ann Mosher Hinckley by family genealogist, Sydney Peterson, 1109 Lamplighter Drive, Logan, Utah 84321. *this death date given for Polly Ann (Mosher) Hinckley by family genealogist, Mrs. Evelyn Allen, 930 East Fountain Way, Fresno, California 93704.
2001 - November 11 - Sunday - Cousin Richard "Dick" Hinkley, e-mail, Rahin2@cuisp.com , sent copy of photo of Polly Ann (Mosher) Hinkley's gravestone to Jim & Connie Hinkle, pinoak@kctera.net ,via e-mail.
2003 - May 26 - Monday - James Hinkle and wife, Connie visited the grave site of Polly Ann (Mosher) Hinkley buried in the Winooski Cemetery, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
2006 - April 14th. - Copied information at Independence Missouri Library on inter-library Loan from the Western Reserve Historical Society, 10825 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio 44106. (title) GENEALOGICAL DATA RELATING TO WOMEN IN THE WESTERN RESERVE BEFORE 1840 (1850) Collected and Compiled by the Women's Department, Cleveland Centennial Commission. (A Microfilm Publication of the Original Typescripts in the Possession of the Western Reserve Historical Society Library. Microfilmed in 1973 by The Ohio Historical Society, Columbus. (NOTE) The original work was completed in 1943. NAMES OF WOMEN WHO WERE BORN IN LAKE COUNTY, OHIO OR WHO CAME TO IT PRIOR TO 1840. Lake County Madison, page 9, Line 10, (Married name) Hinckley, Mrs. Benjamin (maiden name) Mosher, Polly Ann (where from) Schoharie, N. Y. (last residence) Madison, Ohio. (note) also listed on the same page were other Hinckley women -
Lidia Hinckley, m - a Mr. Chidister (where from) Schoharie N. Y. (last residence) Cleveland, Ohio.
Rhoda Hinckley - m - George Fisher (last residence) Cleveland, Ohio.
Rhoda Hinckley - m - Benjamin Brooks, (where from) Madison, Ohio. (last residence) Erie, Pa.
Emily Hinckley - m - Henry Brown (where from) Madison, Ohio (last residence) Erie, Pa. (maiden name) Mary Brown (married name) Mrs. James Hinckley, (where from) Canada, (last residence) Madison, Ohio.

They had the following children:

2 i. Sarah Ann HINKLEY - 8351
3 ii. Elmira A. HINKLEY-HINCKLEY - 8352
iii. Henry Alonzo HINKLEY - 8353; Born in Ohio.

History: 1840 December 10 Milwaukee County, Wisconsin -Certificate Number 543 - The United States of America, To all towhom these presents shall come, Greeting: whereas Henry AlonzoHinkley of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Territory has depositedin the General Land Office of the the United States, aCertificate of the Register of the Land Office at Milwauikeewhereby it appears that full payment has been made by the saidHenry Alonzo Hinkley according to the provisions of the Act ofCongress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled "An Act makingfurther provision for the sale of the Public Lands," for lotnumber three or the North half of the South East fractionalquarter of Section fourteen in Township five North of Rangetwelve East in the district of lands subject to sale atMilwaukee, Wisconsin Territory containing sixty four acres andninety hundredths of an acre according to the official plat ofthe survey of the said Lands, returned to the General LandOffice by the Surveyor General, which said tract has beenpurchased by the said Henry Alonzo Hinkley. Now know ye, thethe United States of America, in consideration of the Premises,and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, in suchcase made and provided, have given and granted, and by thesepresents do give and grant, unto the said Henry Alonzo Hinkleyand to his heirs, the said tract above described: to have andto hold the same, together with all the rights, privileges,immunities, and appurtenances of whatsoever nature, thereuntobelonging, unto the said Henry Alonzo Hinkley and to his heirsand assigns forever. In testimony whereof, I, Martin Van BurenPresident of the United States of America, have caused theseletters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the General LandOffice to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand, at the cityof Washington, the tenth day of December in the year of our Lordone thousand eight hundred and forty by the President: MartinVan Buren. By M. Van Burnen Jr., Secretary. H. M. Garland,Recorder of the General Land Office.

4 iv. Austin HINKLEY - 8354
5 v. Gideon George 'Gid' HINKLE - 3026
vi. Rhoda HINKLEY - 8355; Died in Age 10 Years Old.

History: Rhoda Hinkley died at the age of ten years.

vii. Jemina HINKLEY - 8356;
viii. Sophrania HINKLEY - 8357; Died 1903. Buried 1903.
ix. Martha M. HINKLEY - 2873; Born About 1838 in Ohio. Occupation Homemaker.

1836 July - Martha M. Hinkley was born in Hinckley, Medina County, Ohio. *extracted from Family Search International Genealogical Index v4.02 - 1999-2001, Intellectual Reserve, Inc. - http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/AF/pedigree.
1850 Census - Fairfield Township, Huron County, Ohio - Martha Hinkley, age 12, living with her mother, Polly Hinkley, age 48 and siblings, Gideon, John, Mahitable and Philander. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 697, page number 162, line 16, dwelling house number 2220 and family number 2266, enumerated on the 15th day of October.
1860 Census - Perry Township, (Painesville Post Office), Lake County, Ohio - Martha Hinkly (Hinkley), age 21, living with Davis A. Abels, a farmer, age 48, Margaret, age 46, Henry, age 19, Mary, age 15 and Karle Dangler, age 26. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 996, page number 100, line number 25, dwelling house number 789, family number 783, enumerated on the 28th day of June. *Datus E. Abel.
1860 December 31 - Lake County, Ohio - marriage date of Martha M. Hinkley and Horace Bliss.


She married Horace BLISS - 8526, son of James BLISS - 8345 & Isabel UNKNOWN - 8870, 31 December 1860 in Lake County, Ohio. Born About 1840 in Ohio.

1850 Census - Painesville District Number 85, Lake County, Ohio - Horace Bliss, age 10, living with his parents and siblings, James Bliss, age 47, a farmer, Isabel, age 33, Henry, age 8, Owen, age 5 and Martha, age 6.
1860 Census - Perry Township, (Perry Post Office), Lake County, Ohio - Horace Bliss, age 20, living with Alonzo Turney, age 41, a farmer, Mahitable, age 44, Amanda, age 19, George, age 17, Happy M., age 4 and Thomas Parsons, age 18. *Mahitable Elvira Mosher Turney. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 996, page number 101, line number 19, dwelling house number 794, family number 788, enumerated on the 28th day of June.

x. John HINKLE - 2874; Born About 1840 in Ohio.

History: 1850 Census Fairfield Township, Huron County, Ohio -John Hinkley, age 10, living with his mother, Polly Hinkley, age48, head of household, and siblings, Gideon, age 19, a laborer,Martha, age 12, Mahitable, age 7, and Philander. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 697, page 162, line number 16, dwellinghouse number 2220, family number 2266, enumerated on the 15thday of October.

xi. Harriet Mahitable HINKLEY - 2875; Born About 1843 in Ohio. Occupation Homemaker.

History: 1850 Census Fairfield Township, Huron County, Ohio -Mahitable Hinkley, age 7, living with her mother, Polly Hinkley,age 48, head of household, and her siblings, Gideon, age 19, alaborer, Martha, age 12, John, age 10, and Philander, age 5.*extracted from Mircrofilm Roll Number 697, page 162, linenumber 16, dwelling house number 2220, family number 2266,enumerated on the 15th day of October.
1862 September 7 Lorain County, Ohio - marriage of HarrietHinckley and James Peck. *Marriages Lorain County, Ohio1824-1865, compiled by Elyria Chapter Daughters of the AmericanRevolution and the Genealogical Workshop, Lorain CountyHistorial Society, Elyria, Ohio 1980.


She married James PECK - 8529, 7 September 1862 in Lorain County, Ohio.

6 xii. Philander HINKLEY - 4504

Second Generation
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2. Sarah Ann HINKLEY - 8351. Born 15 March 1820 in Perry, Lake County, Ohio. Died 3 May 1902. Buried May 1902. Occupation Homemaker.

History: 1820 March 15 - Sarah Ann Hinkley, daughter of BenjaminHinkley and Polly Ann (Mosher) Hinkley, was born in Perry,Geauga County, Ohio.
1837 March 30 - Sarah Ann Hinkley and William Tucker weremarried at Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio. *extracted from theresearch data of Mrs. Evelyn Allen, 930 East Fountain Way,Fresno, California 93704 received April 30, 1880 CensusWhitehall, town of Lincoln, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin -Sarah A. Tucker, age 59, keeping house, living with her husband,William Tuckner, age 63, a farmer. *extracted from MicrofilmRoll Number 1448, page number 5-B, Enumeration District Number65, dwelling number 51, family number 55, enumerated on the 2ndday of June.
2001 by James Hinkle . *another family researcher gave ManleySquare, New York for the marriage location.

She married William O. TUCKER - 11954, 30 March 1837 in Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio. Born 12 July 1815 in Manley Square, New York. Died 29 June 1889 in Whitehall, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Buried 1889. Occupation Farmer.

History: 1815 July 12 - William Tucker, son of Moses BenjaminTucker and Rhuamy (Tryon) Tucker, was born in Manley Square, NewYork.
1837 March 30 Geauga County, Ohio Marriage Book __, page __ -William Tucker and Sarah Ann Hinkley.
1838 May 7 - Charles Plympton Tucker, son of William O. Tuckerand Sarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Huntsburg, GeaugaCounty, Ohio.
1840 February 25 - Moses Tucker, son of William O. Tucker andSarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Huntsburg, GeaugaCounty, Ohio.
1841 - Austin Hinkley, very early in 1841, when in his fifteenthyer, he came to the Territory of Wisconsin, accompanying hisbrother-in-law, William Tucker and family, who settled in thetown of Brookfield, then Milwaukee County, now Waukeshia County.*extracted from a printed article concerning Austin Hinkley.
1842 August 7 - Edward Tryon Tucker, son of William O. Tuckerand Sarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Waukesha, WaukeshaCounty, Wisconsin.
1844 June 2 - William H. Tucker, son of William O. Tucker andSarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Wisconsin.
1846 - Daniel Tucker, son of William O. Tucker and Sarah Ann(Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Wisconsin.
1846 April 13 - Alanzo Tucker, son of William O. Tucker andSarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Brookfield, MilwaukeeCounty, Wisconsin.
1848 May 28 - Austin Hinkley Tucker, son of William O. Tuckerand Sarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Brookfield,Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
1853 October 13 - Rheuamy Tucker, daughter of William O. Tuckerand Sarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Mitchell, SheboyganCounty, Wisconsin.
1858 February 22 Menasha, Winnebago County, Wisconsin -Certificate Number 23531 - The United States of America, To allto whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Whereas Lucins S.Fisher and William O. Tucker of Winnebago County, Wisconsin hasdeposited in the General Land Office of the United States, aCertificate of the Register of the Land Office at Menashawhereby it appears that full payment has been made by the saidLucius S. Fisher and William O. Tucker according to theprovisions of the Act of Congress of the 24th of April 1820,entitled "An act making further provision for the sale of thePublic Lands," for the Lots numbered five and six of SectionThirty three in Township Thirty of Range Twenty three in theDistrict of Lands subject to sale at Menasha, Wisconsincontaining sixty eight acres and eighty three hundredth of anacre according to the official plat of the Survey of the saidLands, returned to the General Land Office by the SurveyorGeneral, which said tract have been purchased by the said LuciusS. Fisher and William O. Tucker. Now know ye, that the UnitedStates of America, in consideration of the premises, and inconformity with the several acts of Congress in such case madeand provided, have given and granted, and by these presents dogive and grant, unto the said Lucius S. Fisher and William O.Tucker and to their heirs, the said tract above described tohave and to hold the same, together with all the rights;privileges, immunities, adn appurtenances of whatsoever nature,thereunto belonging, unto the said Lucius S. Fisher and WilliamO. Tucker and to their heirs and assigns forever. In testimonywhereof, I James Buchanan, President of the United States ofAmerica, have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and theSeal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed. Givenunder my hand, at the city of Washington, the twentysecond dayof February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundredand fifty eight and of the Independence of the United States theeighty second by the President James Buchanan. By Thomas _.Albright, Secretary. J. N. Granger, Recorder of the GeneralLand Office. *2016389.....
1860 December 1 Winnebago County, Wisconsin - Certificate Number23662 1/2 - The United States of America, To all to whom thesepresents shall come, Greeting: Whereas Lucis S. Fisher andWilliam O. Tucker of Winnebago County, Wisconsin has depostiedin the General Land Office of the United States, a Certificateof the Register of the Land Office at Menasha whereby it appearsthat full payment has been made by the said Lucis S. Fisher andWilliam O. Tucker according to the provisions of the Act ofCongress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled, "An act makingfurther provision for the sale of the Public Lands," for theNorth West quarter of the South West quarter of Section three inTownship five of Range seventeen in the district of landssubject to sale at Menasha, Wisconsin containing forty acresaccording to the official plat of the Survey of the said Lands,returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General,which said tract has been purchased by the said Lucis S. Fisherand William O. Tucker. Now know ye, that the United States ofAmerica, in consideration of the premises, and in conformitywith the several acts of Congress in such case made andprovided, have given and granted, and by these presents do giveand grant, unto the said Lucis S. Fisher and William O. Tuckerand to their heirs, the said tract above described: To have andto hold the same, togehter with all the rights, privileges,immuitics, and appurtenances, of whatsoever nature, thereuntobelonging, unto the said Lucis S. Fisher and William O. Tuckerand to their heirs and assigns forever. In testimony whereof,I, James Buchanan, President of the United States of America,have caused there Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of theGeneral Land Office to be hereunto affixed. Given under myhand, at the city of Washington, the first day of December inthe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty and ofthe Independence of the United States the eighty fifth by thePresident James Bachanan. By James _____, Secretary. J. N.Granger, Recorder of the General Land Office. *162149....
1880 Census Whitehall, town of Lincoln, Trempealeau County,Wisconsin - William Tucker, age 63, a farmer, and his wife,Sarah A., age 59, keeping house. *extracted from Microfilm RollNumber 1448, page number 5-B, Enumeration District Number 65,dwelling number 51, family number 55, enumerated on the 2nd dayof June.
1889 June 27 - William Tucker died at Whitehall, TrempealeauCounty, Wisconsin.

They had the following children:

i. Charles Plympton TUCKER - 20935; Born 7 May 1838 in Huntsburg, Geauga County, Ohio.
ii. Moses TUCKER - 20936; Born 25 February 1840 in Huntsburg, Geauga County, Ohio.
iii. Edward Tryon TUCKER - 20937; Born 7 August 1842 in Waukesha, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Died 23 April 1915. Buried April 1915.
iv. William H. TUCKER - 20939; Born 2 June 1844 in Wisconsin.
v. Daniel TUCKER - 20940; Born 1846 in Wisconsin.
vi. Alanzo TUCKER - 20941; Born 13 April 1846 in Brookfield, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Occupation Plaster.

History: 1846 April 13 - Alanzo Tucker, son of William O. Tuckerand Sarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born in Brookfield,Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
1880 Census Whitehall, town of Lincoln, Trempealeau County,Wisconsin - Alanzo Tucker, age 34, a plaster, his wife, Mary,age 29, keeping house, and their daughter, Jessa, age 2.*extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1448, page number 5,Enumeration District Number 65, dwelling number 40, familynumber 44, enumerated on the 2nd day of June.

vii. Austin Hinkley TUCKER - 20942; Born 28 May 1848 in Brookfield, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Died 17 August 1921. Buried August 1921. Occupation Farmer.

1848 May 28 - Austin Hinkley Tucker, son of William O. Tucker and Sarah Ann (Hinkley) Tucker, was born at Brookfield, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
1871 July 4 - Austin Hinkley Tuckner and Martha Ann Butler were married at Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1880 Census - Town of Lincoln, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin - Austin H. Tucker, age 31, farmer, his wife, Martha A., age 28, keeping house, their son, Eddy H., age 3, and adopted daughter, Effie E., age 10. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1448, page number 9, Enumeration District Number 65, dwelling number 75, family number 82, enumerated on the 5th and 7th day of June.

viii. Rheuamy TUCKER - 20944; Born 13 October 1853 in Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Died 1 February 1903 in Whitehall, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Buried February 1903. Occupation Homemaker.

2001 April 30 - Monday - James Hinkle received by mail, genealogy research relating to Rheuamy Tucker from Evelyn Allen, 930 East Fountain Way, Fresno, California 93704; previously of 601 Verde Vista, Visalia, California 93277.


3. Elmira A. HINKLEY-HINCKLEY - 8352. Born 14 April 1822 in Perry, Lake County, Ohio. Died 17 December 1848 in Perry, Lake County, Ohio. Buried December 1848 in Northeast Leroy Cemetery, Perry Township, Lake County, Ohio. Occupation Homemaker.

1848 December 17 - death date of Elmira A. Hinkley Abel, age 26 years, 8 months and 3 days, buried in Section 27 of the Northeast Leroy Cemetery.

She married Daniel Etheridge ABEL - 8424, 4 July 1840 in Painesville, Lake County, Ohio. Born 5 May 1815 in Rensselaeville, New York. Died 27 May 1903 in Arcadia, Valley County, Nebraska. Buried May 1903 in Nebraska. Occupation Real Estate Salesperson & Blacksmith Shop Owner.

1815 May 5 - birth date of Daniel Etheridge Abel.
1815 May 15 - birth date given for Daniel Etheridge Abel by family researcher, Holly Heflin Bundy.
1840 July 4 - marriage of Daniel Etheridge Abel and Elmira Hinckley.
1840 July 14 - marriage date given for Daniel Etheridge Abel and Elmira Hinckley by family researcher, Holly Heflin Bundy.
1849 May 26 - marriage of Daniel Etheridge Abel and Electa Patch.
1860 Census - Perry Township, (Painesville Post Office), Lake County, Ohio - Daniel Abel, age 44, a wagon maker, Eluta (Elmira), age 37, Harry, age 18, a black smith apprentice, Sarah M., age 14, Almira, age 10, Clark, age 7 and Daniel, age 4. *extracted from Mircrofilm Roll Number 996, page number 95, line number 5, dwelling house number 743, family number 737, enumerated on the 27th day of June.
*Daniel, Electa and family moved from Ohio to Michigan, living in the towns of Hartford, Van Buren County and Watervliet, Berrien County, they later moved to Arcadia, Valley County, Nebraska.
1903 May 27 - death date of Daniel Etheridge Abel.

They had the following children:

7 i. Harcy "Harcey" Samuel ABEL - 8523
ii. Sarah Melissa ABEL - 8524; Born 10 August 1846 in Lake County, Ohio.

1860 Census - Perry Township, (Painesville Post Office), Lake County, Ohio - Sarah M. Abel, age 14, living with her father, Daniel, age 44, a wagon maker, her step mother, Eluta, age 37, her brother, Harry, age 18, a blacksmith apprentice and her step brothers, A____, age 10, Clark, age 7 and Daniel, age 4.


4. Austin HINKLEY - 8354. Born 1 February 1826 in Centerville, Lake County, Ohio. Died 30 January 1913 in Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Buried February 1913 in Winooski Cemetery, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Occupation Carpenter, Joiner And Farmer. Religion Christian Science Church Member.

1826 February 1 - Austin Hinkley, son of Benjamin Hinckley andPolly Ann (Mosher) Hinckley, was born at Centerville, LakeCounty, Ohio.
1841 - Austin Hinkley, age 15, accompanied his brother-in-law,William Tucker and family to the Territory of Wisconsin.William Tucker and family settled in the town of Brookfield,Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Milwaukee County became WaukeshaCounty. *extracted from document obtained by Richard A. "Dick"Hinkley from the Sheboygan Historical Society, Sheboygan County,Wisconsin.
1845 - Austin Hinkley, age 19, was employed as a carpenter andjoiner in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin.
1848 July 1 Land Patent - Certificate Number 7737 - Accession /Serial Number W11280 - 176 - The United States of America, Toall to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Whereas AustinHinkley, of Sheboygan County, Territory of Wisconsin hasdeposited in the General Land Office of the United States, acertificate of the Register of the Land Office at Green Baywhereby it appears that full payment has been made by the saidAustin Hinkley according to the provisions of the Act ofCongress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled "An act makingfurther provision for the sale of the Public Lands," for theSouth East quarter of the North East quarter of Section Fourteenin Township Fourteen North of Range Twenty-one East in thedistrict of lands subject to sale at Green Bay, Territory ofWisconsin bargaining forty acres according to the official platof the survey of the said Lands, returned to the General LandOffice by the Surveyor General, which said tract has beenpurchased by the said Austin Hinkley. Now know Ye, that theUnited States of America, in consideration of the Premises, andin conformity with the several acts of Congress, in such casemade and provided, have given and granted, and by these presentsdo give and grant unto the said Austin Hinkley and to his heirs,the said tract above described to have and to hold the same,together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, andappurtenances of whatsoever nature, thereunto belonging, untothe said Austin Hinkley and to his heirs and assigns forever.In testimony whereof, I, James K. Polk, President of the UnitedStates of America, have caused these Letters to be made Patent,and the Seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed.Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, the first day ofJuly in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred andforty-eight and of the Independence of the United States theSeventy-second by the President James K. Polk... By J. K.Stephens, Assistant Sec'y. L. H. Laughlin, Recorder of theGeneral Land Office.
1850 Census Perry District Number 85, Lake County, Ohio - AustinHinckly, age 23, a farmer, living with A. B. Turney, age 33, afarmer, his wife, M.E. Turney, age 34 and their children,Amanda, age 10 and George B., age 7. Joseph Turney, age 35, afarmer, lives at the neighboring residence. *Alonzo BurrTurney, Mahitable Elvira (Moshier) Turney. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 701, page 232, line number 13 thru 18,dwelling house numbers 3 and 4, family numbers 3 and 4,enumerated on the 27th day of August.
1853 July 4 Lake County, Ohio Marriage Book ___, page ___ -Austin Hinkley and Elizabeth St. John.
1854 - Austin Hinkley and his wife, Elizabeth "Eliza" moved toSpring Farm in the town of Mitchell, Sheboygan County,Wisconsin.
1855 - Austin Hinkley and his wife, Elizabeth moved to LyndonTownship, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1857 September 11 - Marrietta Hinkley, daughter of Austin andElizabeth (St. John) Hinkley, was born in Mitchell, SheboyganCounty, Wisconsin.
1858 about - Austin Hinkley and family moved to Section 11 nearthe town of Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1860 January 4 - Fred William Hinkley, son of Austin andElizabeth (St. John) Hinkley, was born in Mitchell, SheboyganCounty, Wisconsin.
1860 Census Mitchell, Wynaski Post Office, Sheboygan County,Wisconsin - Austin Hinkley, age 34, a farmer, Eliza, age 31,Marietta, age 2, Fred, age four months, and Philander, age 16.*extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1432, page number 233,line number 30, dwelling house number 1830, family number 1719,enumerated on the 15th day of August. *Philander Hinkley isAustin's brother.
1870 Census Mitchell, Cascade Post Office, Sheboygan County,Wisconsin - Austin Hinkley, age 42, a farmer, Elizabeth, age 39,keeping house, Mariette, age 12, attending school, and Fred W.,age 10, attending school. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number1740, page number 8, line number 10, dwelling house number 49,family number 49, enumerated on the 27th day of June.
1880 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - AustinHinkley, age 54, a farmer, Eliza, age 51, keeping house, Etta,age 22, and Fredric, age 20. *extracted from Microfilm RollNumber 1447, page number 10, Enumeration District Number 206,Supervisor's District Number 1, dwelling number 80, familynumber 80, enumerated on the 8th day of June.
1900 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - AustinHinkley, age 74, a farmer, and Eliza, age 70. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 1818, page number 126A, dwelling number51, family number 51, enumerated on the day (day date not given)of June.
19?? Sheboygan Historical Society, Sheboygan County, Wisconsindocument - Austin Hinkley, who resides on Section 11, in thetown of Mitchell, is a pioneer of Wisconsin. His father wasBenjamin Hinkley, and his mother's maiden name was PollyMoshier. The former was a native of Seneca County, N. Y. , andthe latter was also born in the Empire State. Both weredescended from English stock, and belonged to early New Yorkfamilies, and both, when in their early youth, went with theirparents to Ohio, settling on what was known as the WesternReserve. There they were married, and there passed all theirmarried life, though they removed from Lake County to HuronCounty, where the husband died. Later the wife came toWisconsin, and passed the remaining years of her life with herson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hinkley. The latter wasone of twelve children who grew to mature years, eight of whomare now living. Austin Hinkley was born at Centerville, LakeCounty, Ohio, February 1, 1826. Very early in 1841, when in hisfifteenth year, he came to the Territory of Wisconsin,accompanying his brother-in-law, William Tucker, and family, whosettled in the town of Brookfield, then Milwaukee County, nowWaukesha County. At the age of nineteen years Mr. Hinkley wentto Fond du Lac County, where he worked for a time at the tradeof carpenter and joiner, returning, however, the same season tohis friends in Waukesha County. The following year he went toOhio to visit his father's family, but returned to this State,living alternately here and there until his marriage. Thatimportant event in his life occurred in his native State, July4, 1853, the lady of his choice being Miss Eliza St. John, whowas born in Rensselaerville, Albany County, N. Y., December 21,1829. Her parents were John Wesley and Eliza E. (Carpenter) St.John, who were natives of the same State, of Welsh ancestry.Mrs. Hinkley's parents removed to Cuyahoga County, Ohio, whenshe was an infant of six months. Many years later they removedto Ionia, Michigan where the father died, and the mother, likethe mother of Mr. Hinkley, spent the last years of her life atthe home of the latter. Mr. and Mrs. St. John were the parentsof twelve children, seven of whom grew to mature years. Theeldest, Jane, died at the age of nine years, and the youngest,Mary, at the age of four years. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkley came toSheboygan County in the fall of 1854, and located at what isknown as Spring Farm, in the town of Mitchell but a year laterremoved to Lyndon Township and about three years later settledwhere they now live. They have two children, a daughter and ason. Marietta was born September 11, 1857 and is now the wifeof Charles E. Radder of the town of Mitchell. They have twochildren, Alma E. and Owen. The only son of Mr. and Mrs.Hinkley, Fred W., was born January 4, 1860 and wedded MissBeulah Tupper, of the town of Lima. They have three children:Austin C., Nina M. and Fred Shelden. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkley losttheir eldest child, Ormal R., at the age of seven years, andanother, Lucien A.; both died of diphtheria the same week. Mr.Hinkley and his wife are numbered among the respected citizensof the town of Mitchell. He came to Wisconsin Territoryfifty-two years age when the greater part of what nowconstitutes on the important States in the Union was wilderness.He and his wife have together endured the hardships that areinseparable from pioneer life, and have always endeavored toperform the duties that devolved upon them in faithful andconscientious manner. In addition to the responsibilities oftheir own immediate family, they cared for their mothers intheir declining years. Mrs. Hinkley's mother was for many yearsan invalid, and required almost constant attention, and thatduty was most faithful performed by Mr. and Mrs. Hinkley. Theconsciousness of having done their duty, as they say it, throughlife is their reward. *James Hinkle received a copy of thisarticle from cousin Richard A. "Dick" Hinkley on Saturday,November 10, 2001 by electronic mail.
1910 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - AustinHinkley, age 84, own income, and Eliza, age 81. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 1738, sheet number 1-A, EnumerationDistrict Number 101, Supervisor's District Number 5, dwellingnumber 13, family number 13, enumerated on the 15th day ofApril. *living at the neighboring residence were Charles E.Radder, age 40, a farm person, Mary E., age 57, Alma E., age 20,a servant on home farm, Owen C., age 19, a farm laborer on homefarm, Esther V., age 13, and Arthur A., age 8.
1913 January newspaper obituary - AN HONORABLE LIFE CLOSED - Mr.Austin Hinkley, the venerable pioneer, closed his eyes in sleepon Thursday morning, January 30, 1913 in his late home inMitchell that has been his abode for fifty-seven years. Forseveral months Mr. Hinkley has been feeling poorly but ten daysago he sank into a stupor from which he rallied only for a fewseconds at a time and then hardly long enough to recognize therelatives who had gathered at his bedside. His son, Fredarrived in time to see him alive. Mrs. Hinkley and Mr. and Mrs.Charley Radder and Fred did all they could to make his lifepleasant. He was kind to his friends and neighbors and a lovinghusband and father and it is doubtful if a man could be calledfrom the community that was more highly respected. Mr.Hinkley's life is closed and all that lingers is a pleasantmemory of a man who came as near observing the golden rule of"doing unto others as you would that they should do unto you" asany man that walked mother earth. Mr. Hinkley was born February1st, 1826, in Ohio, united in marriage on July 4th, 1853, camewith his wife to Wisconsin in 1855 and settled in Mitchell on afarm which has been their home ever since. It is here they haveworked on together through sunshine and through shadefifty-seven years. It was the infirmities of old age he beingeighty-seven years old lacking two days, which wore him out andhe passed on over the river to his heavenly home where all isrest and sunshine. Mr. Hinkley leaves a loving wife, onedaughter, Mrs. Charley Radder and one son, Fred to mourn theirloss. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Radder live on the home farm. Thefuneral was held on Saturday forenoon at eleven o'clock at theresidence in Mitchell. Mrs. Donath of Plymouth having charge ofthe services read the eighth chapter of Romans for herdiscourse. The music was very appropriate for the occasion.The remains were laid at rest in the pleasant cemetery ofWinooski. Pallbearers were Measrs. Clark Payne, Fay Richerson,Roy Morse, B. J. Payne, Mr. Luther and Fred Ergens. GeorgeWittkopp, undertaker of Plymouth had charge of the funeral. Mr.Hinkley was a good member of the Christian Science church.*Hinckley-Hinkley researcher, James Hinkle of Buckner, Missourireceived a copy of Austin Hinkley's obituary on Saturday,November 10, 2001 from cousin, Richard A. "Dick" Hinkley byelectronic mail. *Winooski Cemetery is located about twelve tofifteen miles West of Sheboygan and South of Plymouth, Wisconsinon County Highway N. Austin Hinkley residence was located aboutfour miles South West of the cemetery.
1913 February 1 Plymouth Post German Newspaper, Plymouth,Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - Austin Hinckley a well knownresident of Town Mitchell passed away at the home of hisson-in-law, Charles Radder. The deceased was born February 1st,1826 in Ohio and reached the age of 87 years. He was married toEliza St. John on July 4th, 1853 and they had 2 children, Mrs.Charles Radder of Town Mitchell and Fred Hinckley of Michigan;also 10 grandchildren, one brother, John Hinkley of Michigan andone sister in Ohio and one sister in Wauwatosa. The burial isin the Winooski Cemetery on Saturday. *May 2003 James Hinkleobtained the article from the Sheboygan County HistoricalResearch Center which is housed in the Mill House, 516-518 WaterStreet, Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin. The Mill House was built in1837 by Rochester Lumber Company for boarding their workers, itserved as the first home for new settlers in the county.
2001 November 7 - Hinkley researcher, Richard A. Hinkley, e-mailaddress being rahin2@aol.com, replied to Roots Web Message Boardconcerning Benjamin Hinkley and his wife, Polly Mosher and theirson, Austin Hinkley. Austin Hinkley was Richard's great- greatgrandfather. Richard's niece, Kathy Schroeder, e-mail addressbeing Kaschroe@GKLAW.COM, is also researching the Hinkleylineage.
2001 November 10 Saturday - Cousin Richard A. "Dick" Hinkleyshared his genealogy data on Austin Hinkley and his wife,Elizabeth St. John, and their daughter, Marrietta (Hinkley)Radder and her husband, Charles Radder and their son, FredWilliam Hinkley and his wife, Beulah Joanna (Tupper) Hinkleywith cousin James Hinkle.

He married Elizabeth "Eliza" ST JOHN - 8525, 4 July 1853 in Lake County, Ohio. Born 21 December 1829 in Rensselaerville, Albany County, New York. Died 31 October 1914 in Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Buried November 1914 in Winooski Cemetery, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Occupation Homemaker.

1829 December 21 - Elizabeth St. John, daughter of John WesleySt. John and Elizabeth "Eliza" E. (Carpenter) St. John, was bornat Rensselaerville, Albany County, New York.
1914 October 31 - Elizabeth "Eliza" (St. John) Hinkley, wife ofAustin Hinkley, died and was buried in the Winooski Cemetery,Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1914 November __ Plymouth Post German Newspaper, Plymouth,Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - Mrs. Eliza Hinckley, the widow ofthe late Austin Hinkley passed away at the home of herson-in-law, C. Radder of Town Mitchell from old age. She wasborn December 21st, 1830 in Albany, New York and reached the ageof 84 years. She was married in 1853 and came to Wisconsin andthis area in 1858. She is survived by the following children:Mrs C. Radder of Town Mitchell and Fred Hinckley of Michigan;also 10 grandchildren, two brothers, Harrison and Andrew ofPerry, Ohio. The burial is Monday in the Winooski Cemetery withMrs. Wilcox having the burial sermon. *May 2003 Hinckley(Hinkley) researcher, James Hinkle extracted this article at theSheboygan County Historical Research Center housed in the MillHouse, 516-518 Water Street, Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin.
2003 May 26 Monday - James Hinkle and wife, Connie visited thegrave site of "Eliza" Hinkley buried in the Winooski Cemetery,Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.

They had the following children:

i. Marrietta "Mary Etta" HINKLEY - 22131; Born 11 September 1857 in Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Died 9 September 1928 in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Buried September 1928 in Winooski Cemetery, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Occupation Homemaker. Religion Christian Science.

1857 September 11 - Marrietta Hinkley, daughter of AustinHinkley and Elizabeth "Eliza" (St. John) Hinkley, was born atMitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1860 Census Mitchell, Wynaski Post Office, Sheboygen County,Wisconsin - Marietta Hinkley, age 2, living with her parents,Austin and Elisa Hinkley, her brother, Fred and her UnclePhilander Hinkley. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1432,page number 233, line number 30, dwelling house number 1830,family number 1719, enumerated on the 15th day of August.
1870 Census Mitchell, Cascade Post Office, Sheboygen County,Wisconsin - Mariette Hinkley, age 12, attending school, livingwith her parents, Austin and Elizabeth Hinkley and her brother,Fred W., age 10. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1740,page number 8, line number 10, dwelling house number 49, familynumber 49, enumerated on the 27th day of June.
1880 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - EttaHinkley, age 22, living with her parents, Austin and ElizaHinkley, and her brother, Fredric, age 20. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 1447, page number 10, Enumeration DistrictNumber 206, Supervisor's District Number 1, dwelling number 80,family number 80, enumerated on the 8th day of June.
1888 November 22 Sheboygan County, Wisconsin Marriage Book __,page __ - Marrietta Hinkley and Charles E. Radder married atMitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1910 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - Charles E.Radder, age 40, a farm person, Mary E., age 57, Alma E., age 20,a servant on home farm, Owen C., age 19, a farm laborer on homefarm, Esther V., age 13, and Arthur A., age 8. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 1738, sheet number 1-A, EnumerationDistrict Number 101, Supervisor's District Number 5, dwellingnumber 12, family number 12, enumerated on the 15th day ofApril. *living at the neighboring residence were AustinHinkley, age 84, and Eliza, age 81.
1920 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - CharlesRadder, age 50, a dairy farmer, Etta, age 61, and Esther, age22. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 2017, sheet number2-B, Enumeration District Number 125, Supervisor's DistrictNumber 2, line number 90, dwelling number 33, family number 34,enumerated on the 7th and 8th day of January.
2001 November 10 Saturday - Cousin Richard A. "Dick" Hinkleyshared his genealogy data on Marrietta (Hinkley) Radder andhusband, Charles Radder with cousin James Hinkle. * "Dicks"electronic mail address is Rahin2@aol.com.
2003 May 26 Monday - James Hinkle and wife, Connie visited thegrave site of "Mary Etta" Radder buried in the WinooskiCemetery, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.

ii. Fred William "Fredric" HINKLEY - 22130; Born 4 January 1860 in Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Died About 1 December 1930 in Iron Mountain, Michigan.

1860 January 4 - Fred William Hinkley, son of Austin Hinkley andElisabeth "Eliza" (St. John) Hinkley, was born at Mitchell,Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
1860 Census Mitchell, Wynaski Post Office, Sheboygan County,Wisconsin - Fred Hinkley, age four months, living with hisparents, Austin and Elisa Hinkley, his sister, Marietta and hisUncle Philander Hinkley. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number1432, page number 233, line number 30, dwelling house number1830, family number 1719, enumerated on the 15th day of August.
1870 Census Mitchell, Cascade Post Office, Sheboygan County,Wisconsin - Fred W. Hinkley, age 10, attending school, livingwith his parents, Austin and Elizabeth Hinkley, and sisterMariette, age 12. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1740,page number 8, line number 10, dwelling house number 49, familynumber 49, enumerated on the 27th day June.
1880 Census Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - FredricHinkley, age 20, living with his parents, Austin and ElizaHinkley, and his sister, Etta, age 22. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 1447, page number 10, Enumeration DistrictNumber 206, Supervisor's District Number 1, dwelling number 80,family number 80, enumerated on the 8th day of June.
1881 December 27 Marriage Volume 5-173-3331 - Fred Hinkley andBeulah Tupper married.
1891 March 12 - Fred Shelden Hinkley, son of Fred WilliamHinkley and Beulah Joanna (Tupper) Hinkley, was born at AlmaCenter, Wisconsin.
1930 December 1 (about) - Fred William Hinkley died.
2001 August 25 Saturday - Bruce Duffy, electronic mail addressexcel@ncn.com, posted on the RootsWeb.com site genealogy data onFred Willian Hinkley and wife, Buelah (Tupper) Hinkley.
2001 November 10 Saturday - Cousin Richard A. "Dick" Hinkleyshared his genealogy data for Fred William Hinkley and wife,Beulah Joanna (Tupper) Hinkley with cousin James Hinkle.*"Dick" electronic mail address is Rahin2@aol.com.


5. Gideon George 'Gid' HINKLE - 3026. Born 6 March 1836 in Lake County, Ohio. Died 15 October 1905 in Sentinel, Polk County, Missouri. Buried 16 October 1905 in Crudgington Cemetery, Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer.

1850 Census - 15 October, Fairfield Township, Lake County, Ohio. Gideon, age 19, line 17, listed with (Mother) Polly Hinkley, sister, Martha, age 12, brother, John, age 10, sister, Mahitable, age 7, brother, Philander, age 5. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 697, page number 162, line 16.
1860 - May 13 - Cass County, Missouri - This is to certify that I solemized the rites of matrimony between Gideon Hinkle and Judith Charlton in Cass County on the 13th day of May, AD 1860, James Wilmer, J.P. Filed and Recorded this 15th June AD 1860. H. Finny, Clerk by H. F. Finny, DC. *James Hinkle extracted marriage from the Cass County Missouri Marriage Book "A", "B","C", page 344. *was the home of Cynthia Nelson the location of the ceremony? *extracted from Karen Steely, electronic mail address kmsteely@earthlink.net, posting May 3, 2002 on RootsWeb.com.
1862 - March 1 - Gideon Hinkle enlisted at Pittsburg, Missouri in the 8th Regiment, State Militia Cavalry. Gideon was 27 years of age at the time of his Muster, descriped as five feet eleven and one half inches tall, brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion, married, occupation was a farmer, Lake County, Ohio nativity. Gideon Hinkle was the Bugler for Captain Smith's Company "C", 2nd. Battalion 8th., Regiment Missouri State Militia Cavalry, mustered in at Pittsburg, Hickory County, Missouri, March 1st,1862 for the war period and appears on the Muster out roll dated March 5th, 1865 at St. Louis, Missouri.
1865 - February 28 - Gideon Hinkle muster-out as a bugler of Captain Smith's Company C, 2nd Battalion, 8th Regiment, Missouri State Militia Cavalry. The 8th Regiment lost during service three officers and seventy seven enlisted men killed or mortally wounded and one officer and one hundred thirty one enlisted men by disease.
1870 Census - Greene Township, Elkton, Hickory County, Missouri -Gideon Hinkle's children, Emma E. Hinkle, age 5 and Lewis F. Hinkle, age 9 months, were living with the family of Marcus and Susan Graft. *no record found on Gideon Hinkle.
1872 - July 7 - Polk County, Missouri - Gideon and Martha (Lunderman) Hinkle's son, James Wilburn Hinkle was born. *no official marriage document has been located for Gideon and his wife, Martha, it is thought to have been lost in one of the burnings of the courthouse.
1876 - April 3 - Polk County, Missouri - Gideon Hinkle's wife, Martha M. (Lunderman) Hinkle purchased the east 1/2 of Lots five and six in the north east quarter of Section five (5) in Township thirty four (34) of Range twenty two (22) for the sum of one thousand dollars from William Hood and his wife, Rhoda H. Hood.
1880 Census - Greene Township, Polk County, Missouri - Gideon Hinkle, a widower, age 45, a farmer, living with him were his daughter, Emma, age 16, a housekeeper, his son, Lewis Franklin, age 10, a farm laborer, his son, James W., age 6, his brother, Filander (Philander), a widower, age 35, a farmer, Filander's son, Ferdinand, age 2 and Filander's widowed mother-in-law, Nancy Hobbs, age 77.
1880 - October 10 - marriage date of Gideon Hinkle and Mary Elizabeth Hale in Hickory County, Missouri, by B.F. Buffhard,Justice of the Peace.
1888 - October 25 - The Index Newspaper, page 3, columns 3 and 4, Hermitage, Missouri - REUNION AT HERMITAGE OF SOLDIERS OF HICKORY AND ADJOINING COUNTIES - October 19-20, 1888 - On October 19th the assembly was sounded by Comrade Gideon Hinkle, and a procession headed by the King's Prairie Cornet Band was formed under command of W. W. Hiatt, officer of the day, and R. A. Vance, assistant. They marched to the church where assembly was called to order by Comrade, Moses N. Neihardt, Commander of McIntosh Post Number 261 G.A.R. After prayer by Comrade B. L. Daniel, music by the band, and a song by the Hermitage Glee Club, an address by Wm. B. Coon, and response by Captain R. A.Vance, an election of officers resulted in the choice of Comrade M. N. Neihardt as president and Wm. McCracken as secretary of this reunion. Speaches were made by Comrades I. N. Reser, James T. Wallen, E. C. Barker and at the evening session by Comrades Charles Kroff, James A. Robertson, Wm. P. Daugherty and the Hon. F. Marion F. WILSON. (ed. note list of soldiers in attendance followed with this article.) On October 20th, assembly was sounded by Comrade Hinkle and the procession was formed on the square, which marched to the church, and after roll call, prayer and music by the band and glee clubs, it was voted to assemble at Liggett's Grove, where more speaches were enjoyed. *extracted from the OZAR'KIN Volume XIX, Number 2, Summer 1997, page 49.
1900 Census - 118 Green Street, Clinton, Clinton Township, Henry County, Missouri - George Hinkle, age 65, a gardner, Mary E.,age 44, Enoch, age 17, Altamara, age 16, Harley, age 11, Francis M., age 10, Bruce, age 7, Sarah Baker, age 24, Mable E., age 3 and Roy E. Carpenter, age 22.
1901 - March 27th to July 16th - Gideon Hinkle was listed as a patient at the Old Soldiers Hospital and Home in Leavenworth, Kansas, age 66 years, height 5' 11", fair complexion, gray eyes, dark hair, occupation - farmer; residence subsequent to discharge Clinton, Missouri, married. Cause of discharge from hospital: Patient request. Pension Certificate Number 490283. Name and address of nearest relative: Fountain Hail, (friend), Louisburg, Missouri. *Fountain Hale being Gideon's father-in-law.
1905 - October 19 - Thursday, BUFFALO REFLEX Newspaper, Dallas County, Missouri - Louisburg News: On last Sunday morning Gid Hinkle of near Vaughn Stand fell dead while walking in his barn lot and was buried here Monday.
1905 - October 26 - Thursday, THE BOLIVAR HERALD, Polk County, Missouri - Polk County News - Gideon Hinkle, aged 73 years, died at his house near Sentinel, October 15, 1905, of heart disease. He had eaten a hearty breakfast and was doing his morning work when he suddenly fell dead in the barn lot. The remains were interred in the Louisburg cemetery beside kindred dust. He leaves a wife, a large family of children and a host of relatives and friends to morn their loss. His sudden death was a shock to this community.

He first married Judith Ann CHARLTON - 3027, daughter of John M. CHARLTON - 3030 & Rebecca Marinda KENADA - 3031, 13 May 1860 in Cass County, Missouri. Born 20 November 1838 in Pike County, Illinois. Died 11 December 1870 in Hickory County, Missouri. Buried December 1870 in Dooly Bend Cemetery, Hermitage, Hickory County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

1870 - Hickory County Missouri, Circuit Court February Term.
Petition for dower and partition report, William B. Charlton: Judith A. Hinkle and Gideon Hinkle her husband, Plaintiff, against, Lewis C. Charlton; Benjamin F.; Jessie C.; Polina J.; James A.; and David H. Charlton, Defendents; Now at this day comes J. R. Clark, Joseph I. Wilson and James M. Robinson, Commissioners appointed at the last term of this Court to lay off and administer dower and make partition herein and by leave of the court files the division report, to-wit; To the Honorable Circuit Court of Hickory County, the undersigned would respectfully report to your honor that in compliance with the order and trust reposed in us in the copy of the order of court did on the 3rd and 4th days of February 1870, proceed to make partition of the premisies there-in described as willfully appear by the annexed plat to-wit; after ten acres which has been set, deeded off in the N.E. 1/4 of the N.E. 1/4 of section 15, we did set off to the widow of John M. Charlton, Decd. fifty (50) acres, it being lot No. nine (9) in the annexed plat and to David H. Charlton, Lot No. 2 and to Polina Jane Charlton, Lot No. 3 and to Jesse Calvin Charlton, Lot No. 4 and to Benjamin F. Charlton, Lot No. 5 and to Lewis Charlton, Lot No. 6 and to Wm B. Charlton, Lot No. 7 and to Judith M. Hinkle, Lot No. 8, which is twelve and one half (12 1/2) acres to each of the above named heirs and which is more fully shown by the annexed plat. Plat of survey of part of Section No. 15, Township No. 26 in Range No.21 made in compliance of an order of the Circuit Court of Hickory County, Missouri. at the Aug. term of said court.
Hickory County, Missouri - Court Record Book B, page 733 - Civil Action for Title - Lewis Charlton, Plaintiff against Gideon Hinkle, L. F. Hinkle (minor), heirs of Judith A. Hinkle formerly Judith A. Charlton deceased, William Charlton, Jane Charlton, Calvin C. Charlton (minor), James A. Charlton (minor), David H. Charlton (minor) heirs at law of John M. Charlton, deceased, Defendants. Now at this day comes the Plaintiff in the above entitled cause by his attorney and by leave of the Court files a motion to have a Guardian adult appointed for Jane Charlton, Calvin C. Charlton, David H. Charlton and James A. Charlton minor Defendants in this cause. It is therefore ordered by the Court that Charles Kroff be appointed Guardian ad liber for said minors in appearing that he has consented to act as such guardian by his written consent indorsed on said motion.

They had the following children:

8 i. Emma Elizabeth HINKLE - 3028
ii. Mary E. HINKLE - 3664; Born 20 July 1867 in Missouri. Died 15 September 1869 in Missouri. Buried September 1869 in Dooly Bend Cemetery, Hermitage, Hickory County, Missouri.
9 iii. Lewis Franklin HINKLE - 3029

He second married Martha Margaret LUNDERMAN - 3055, daughter of Chastine LUNDERMAN - 3817 & Elizabeth 'Betsy' BLUE - 3818, About 1871. Born 15 September 1829 in Christian County, Kentucky. Died 4 August 1875 in Huron, Polk County, Missouri. Buried August 1875 in Mountain View Cemetery, Polk County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

1850 Census - District 37, Hickory County, Missouri - Martha M. Lunderman, age 19, living with her parents, Chastine Lunderman, age 66, a farmer, and Elizabeth, age 56, and siblings, John A., age 22, Mary A., age 21, Elizabeth J., age 17, William J., age 13, and Sandfort (Sandford), age 3. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 401, page number 49, dwelling number 63, family number 63, enumerated on the 6th day of September.
1865 May 27 - Saturday - Page 451 - Now at this day comes here into court John A. Lunderman, Wm. J. W. Lunderman, Martha M. Lunderman and Elizabeth J. Lunderman, heirs and Legatees of Chasteen Lunderman dec'd. proceeded to divide the estate of said Chasteen Lunderman dec'd amoung themselves which is as follows to wit; The heirs of Chasteen Lunderman dec'd in account with James T. Wheeler Administrator, John A. Lunderman...$526.38 3/5; Wm. J. W. Lunderman...$526.38 3/5; Mary A. Wheeler bot at sale $16.65, To amt. against her $44.00, To amt. from estate $160.10, To balance of her interest in estate $305.63 3/5, total $526.38 3/5; Martha M. Lunderman...$526.38 3/5; Elizabeth Lunderman...$526.38 3/5 Total sum of Estate $2637.92, Divided by 5 the number of heirs gives to each heir the sum of $526.38 3/5, Hickory County April 20, 1865. *transcribed as per original document.
1870 Census - Tyler Township, Elkton Post Office, Hickory County, Missouri - Martha Lunderman, age 25, living with her siblings, John Lunderman, age 29, a farmer, Elizabeth Lunderman, age 24, and Sandford Lunderman, age 12. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 623, page 67, line number 5, dwelling number 449, family number 449, enumerated on the 10th day of July.
1879 March 14 - Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri Courthouse Deed Book "W", page 158 - This indenture, made on the third day of April A.D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, by and between Wm. Hood and his wife, Rhoda H. Hood of Polk County, Missouri parties of the First Part, and Margret M. Hinkle of the County of Polk in the State of Missouri party of the Second Part, witnesseth, that the said parties of the First Part, in consideraton of the sum of one thousand dollars, to them paid by the said party of the Second Part, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do, by these presents, grant, bargain and sell, convey and confirm, unto the said party of the Second Part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lot, tracts or parcels of land, lying, being and situate in the County of Polk and State of Missouri, to wit: All of the east 1/2 of Lots Five and Six, North East quarter of Section Five (5) in Township Thirty four (34) Range Twenty two (22). To have and to hold the premises aforesaid, with all and singular the rights, privileges, appurtenances and immunities thereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining unto the said party of the Second Part, and unto her heirs and assigns forever; the said William Hood and his wife, Rhoda H. Hood hereby covenanting that they are lawfully seized of an indefeasible estate in fee in the premises herein conveyed; that they have good right to convey the same; that the said premises are free and clear of any encumbrances done or suffered by them or those under whom they claim; and that they will warrant and defend the title to the said premises unto the said party of the Second Part, and unto her heirs and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons whomsoever. In witness whereof, the said parties of the First Part have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. William Hood (his mark) (seal) R.H.Hood (seal) Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of us, A.Y. Brandenburg. State of Missouri, County of Polk ss Be it remembered that on this 3rd day of April A.D. 1876 before the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace within and for the County of Polk and State of Missouri, personally came William Hood and his wife, Rhoda H. Hood who are personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as parties thereto, and acknowledged the same to be their act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned. And the said Rhoda H. Hood being by me first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, upon an examination separate and apart from her husband, acknowledged that she executed the same, and relinquishes her dower in the Real Estate therein mentioned, freely and without fear, compulsion or undo influence of her said husband. In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my hand at my office in Polk County the day and year first above written. A.Y. Brandengurg, J.P. Filed for record this 16 day of August 1876, at 1 o'clock 30 minutes P.M. A.J. Sower, Recorder.

They had the following children:

10 i. James Wilburn "Jim" HINKLE - 3056

He third married Mary Elizabeth HALE - 3298, daughter of Fountain 'Fount' HALE - 5780 & Attimirah ROGERS - 5781, 10 October 1880 in Hickory County, Missouri. Born 9 April 1851 in Harrison, Hamilton County, Tennessee. Died 16 June 1934 in Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri. Buried June 1934 in Crudgington Cemetery, Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker. Religion Baptist.

1934 June 16 - Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle, age 83 years, 1 monthand 7 days, died.
*did Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle have a son that purchased aModel T Ford car from the Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri Forddealer? He left Missouri for Tennessee and the Ford dealerprosecuted at Bolivar, Missouri Crimmial Court for non paymentof vehicle. *referred to in Raymond "Ray" Clarence Hinkle'sbook.

They had the following children:

11 i. William Earnest HINKLE - 3300
12 ii. Enoch Fountain HINKLE - 3299
13 iii. Alta Myra HINKLE - 3301
14 iv. Harley HINKLE - 3302
v. Francis Marion 'Teck' HINKLE - 3303; Born 4 March 1889 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 22 September 1969 in Springfield, Winsor County, Vermont. Buried 25 September 1969 in Pine Crest Cemetery, Charlestown, Sullivan County, New Hamps. Occupation U.S. Army W W I & Retired Guaranty Trust Company Employee.

1889 March 04 - birth date of Francis Marion 'Teck' Hinkle at Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri.
1900 Census - 118 Greene Street, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - Francis M. Hinkle, age 10, was living with his parents and siblings, George Hinkle, age 65, a gardner, Mary E., age 44, Enoch, age 17, Alta Mara (Myra), age 16, Harley, age 11, Bruce, age 7 and also living with the family were, Sarah Baker, age 24, Mable E., age 3 and Roy E. Carpenter, age 22.
1917 January 28 - Teck enlisted into the US. Army at Fort Logan, Colorado.
1919 April 28 - Teck was discharged from the US. Army at Governors Island, New York with the rank of Private First Class of Company D, 42nd Infantry.
1919 April 29 - Teck re-enlisted into the US. Army.
1920 April 28 - Francis Marion Hinkle recieved an honorable discharge from the US. Army.
1920 October 13 - marriage date of Teck Hinkle and Elsea H. Blake at New York City, New York County, New York.
1934 June 16 - Teck was living in New York, New York at the time of the death of his mother, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle according to Mary's newspaper obituary.
1969 September 22 - death date of Francis Marion 'Teck' Hinkle. Teck was in the hospital four days because of a ruptured artery in his abdomen and cardiac problems before passing away. *at the time of Teck's death, Teck and Elsea's mailing address was P. O. Box 344 Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603.
1969 September - Teck Hinkle was buried in the Pine Crest Cemetery, Lot #80, Section 2, Charlestown, New Hampshire. *gravestone reads: Francis M. Hinkle, Missouri CPL, CO D, 42 INFANTRY, WORLD WAR I, March 1 1889 - September 22 1969. *note: Audra Taft of Huntington, New York, one of her sons and his wife attended the funeral and also Ed Mashburn. Ed Mashburn had been visiting with Audra and had made plans to spend a weekend with Teck and Elsea. This information was taken from a letter postmarked October 28 1969, Aunt Elsea had writen to Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hinkle, Route 1, Box 625, Whitney Road, Independence, Missouri.
1969 - September 23 - Tuesday - DAILY EAGLE - Charlestown - Francis M. Hinkle, 80, of Briggs Hill, died Monday evening at Springfield Hospital. He was born in Louisburg, Mo. March 1, 1889, the son of Gideon and Mary E. (Hale) Hinkle. He had resided in Charlestown for the past 2_ years. He was retired from the Guaranty Trust Company of New York City, by whom he was employed as a special officer. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Rosell D. Whitcomb Post, American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elsie H. (Blake) Hinkle, one brother, Harley Hinkle, Stockton, Calif. and nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at McCusker's Charlestown Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Newell E. Bishop, pastor of the Evangelical Congregational Church, will officiate. Burial will follow in Pinecrest Cemetery. Friends may call at McCusker's Memorial Chapel on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. *Francis Hinkle had been issued in New York Social Security Number 113-01-1300.


He married Elsie H. BLAKE - 3588, daughter of Henry George BLAKE - 5884 & Emily FIELDS - 5885, 13 October 1920 in New York City, New York County, New York. Born 11 October 1889 in Coaticook, Quebec, CANADA. Died 3 January 1994 in Unity, Sullivan County, New Hampshire. Buried 6 January 1994 in Pine Crest Cemetery, Charlestown, Sullivan County, New Hamps. Occupation Homemaker, Cotton Mill Employee And A Waitress.

1969 October 28 - Elsie H. 'Blake' Hinkle's mailing address was P. O. Box 344, Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603.
1994 January 4 - Tuesday - EAGLE TIMES - page 6 - Obituaries - Charlestown - Elsie H. Hinkle, 94, formerly of Main Street, died Monday evening (January 3, 1994) at the Sullivan County Nursing Home in Unity after a long illness. She resided in Charlestown for 48 years, living on Hemlock Road, Briggs Hill and Main Street. Mrs. Hinkle worked on a loom machine in the cotton mill when she was young and as a waitress for many years. She was born in Hill Hurst, Quebec, Canada on October 11, 1899, the daughter of Henry and Emily (Fields) Blake. She was the widow of Francis M. Hinkle, who died in 1969. Survivors include two sisters, Viola D. Moore of Charlestown and Irene Drew of Lyme, N.H.; one brother, Gordon Blake, formerly of Charlestown and living at the Gill Home in Ludlow; and several nieces and nephews. Graveside committal services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Pine Crest Cemetery with Rev. Robert D. Edwards, pastor of the Charlestown Congregational Church, officicating. There will be no visiting hours. The Stringer Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. *Elsie H. Blake Hinkle is buried in Lot Number 80 of Section 2 of the Pine Crest Cemetery, Charlestown, New Hamshire, her grave stone reads, Elsie H. Blake, wife of Francis M. Hinkle, 1899-1994. James (Jim) and Connie Hinkle visited Uncle Teck and Aunt Elsie's graves in June 1998.

15 vi. Bruce HINKLE - 3304
16 vii. Sarah BAKER-HINKLE - 501

6. Philander HINKLEY - 4504. Born 7 October 1844 in Lake County, Ohio. Died 7 June 1897 in Cedar Grove, Carroll County, Tennessee. Buried June 1897. Occupation Farmer.

1844 October 7 - Philander Hinkley, son of Benjamin (Hinkley) Hinckley and Polly Ann (Mosher) Hinckley, was born at Lake County, Ohio.
1850 Census - Fairfield Township, Huron County, Ohio - Philander Hinkley, age 5, living with his mother, Polly Hinkley and siblings, Gideon, Martha, John and Mahitable. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number __, page number __, line number 16, dwelling number 2220, family number 2266, enumerated on the 15th day of October.
1860 Census - Mitchell, Wynaski Post Office, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin - Philander Hinkley, age 16, living with his brother, Austin Hinkley, age 34, a farmer, and Austin's wife, Elisa, age 31, and their children, Marietta, age 2 and Fred, age four months. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 1432, page number 233, line number 30, dwelling house number 1830, family number 1719, enumerated on the 15th day of August.
1861 August 2 - Private Philander Hinckley (Hinkley) entered Company B, 8th Infantry. *did he enter at Mitchell, Shoboygan County, Wisconsin? Philander was wounded at Spanish Fort.
1865 September 5 - Philander Hinckley (Hinkley) mustered out.
1873 January 15 - Warren County, Illinois, Marriage Book C, page 63 - Philander Hinkley and Clare Hobbs were married by T. V. Berry, Minister of the Gospel.
1873 January 24 - Friday, THE MONMOUTH ATLAS, Monmouth, Warren County, Illinois, Volume XXVII, Number 14, by Jno. S. Clark & Son - MARRIED - HINKLEY-HOBBS - On the 15th of January 1873, by Ed T. V. Berry, Mr. Philander Hinkley and Miss Clara Hobbs.
1878 (about) - Ferdinand Hinkley, son of Philander Hinkley and Clare (Hobbs) Hinkley, was born in Missouri.
1880 Census - Brant Township, Caldwell County, Missouri. Page 8, Supervisors District No. 7, Enumeration District No. 19, Lines 7, 8, 9 & 10. Family No 64, Philander Hinkley, age 36, born in Ohio, a farmer, living with son Ferdinand, age 2, born in Illinois, along with Mother-in-law Mary Hobbs age 77, born in Ohio.
1880 Census - Green Township, Polk County, Missouri - Gideon Hinkle, a farmer, age 45, Emma, age 16, Lewis F., age 10, James, age 6, Filander (Philander) Hinkle, a farmer, age 35, Ferdinand, age 2, and widowed mother-in-law, Mary Hobbs, age 77. *Robert Bell, a farmer, age 69, Catherine, age 72, their son, Jacob L., a school teacher, age 36, and granddaughter, Lizzie O'Haver, a housekeeper, age 18.
1880 October 7 - Hickory County, Missouri Marriage Book __, page 145 - Philander Hinkley and Lizzie O'Haver were married by Y.M. Pitts, a preacher of the Gospel. Marriage license filed for record November 11, 1880 by M. N. Neihardt, Recorder.
1881 July 6 - Stella Hinkley, daughter of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth "Lizzie" May (O'Haver) Hinkley, was born in Missouri.*Stella may have been born at Polk County, Missouri.
1881 July 18 - Polk County, Missouri, Mortgage Book H, page 81 - Know all men by these presents, that we the undersigned, Philander Hinkley and his wife, Elizabeth M. Hinkley of the county of Polk, in the state of Missouri, for and inconsideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars, to them in hand paid by Ferdinand Kook of the county of Polk, in the state of Missouri, have granted, bargained and sold, and by these present do grant, bargain and sell, unto the said Ferdinand Kook, his heirs and assigns, the following described real estate situate in the county of Polk, in the state of Missouri, that is to say: the West half of Lot No. Seven (7) of the North east quarter of Section Four (4) Township Thirty-four (34) Range Twenty-two (22) containing forty (40) acres more or less. To have and to hold, the premises hereby conveyed, with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining, unto said Ferdinand Kook heirs and assigns, forever; on the 18 day of July A.D. 1881, made and executed and delivered to the said Ferdinand Kook certain promissory notes described as follows, to wit: one note dated July 18 1881 payable to Ferdinand Kook for $50.00 beginning interest at the rate of 10% from date due twelve months after date signed by Philander Hinkley. One note dated July 18 1881 due two years after date for $75.00 bearing 10% interest from and payable to Ferdinand Kook as order. signed by Philander Hinkley. Now, if the said Philander Hinkley, his executor or administrator, shall pay the sum of money specified in said note and all the interest that may be due thereon, according to the tenor and effect of said note then this conveyance shall be void. But if the said note shall not be well and truly paid when the same become due and payable according to the true tenor and effect thereof, then this deed shall remain in force; and the said Ferdinand Cook or his legal representative may proceed to sell the property herein before described, or any part thereof, at public venue, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in the city of Bolivar, county of Polk and state of Missouri, first giving 60 days public notice of the time, terms and place of said sale, and of the property to be sold, by advertisements in same newspaper published in the county of Polk__ said for three weeks in succesively and upon such sale and the payment of the purchase money, shall execute and deliver a deed in fee simple of the property sold, to the purchaser or purchasers thereof; and any statement of fact or recital by the said Ferdinand Kook or his legal representative in such conveyance, in relation to the advertisement, sale, receipt of the purchase money, or execution of such conveyance, shall be received as prima facie evidence of the truth thereof. And the said Ferdinand Kook or his legal representative shall with the proceeds of the sale aforesaid, pay first, the expenses to this trust, and next, whatever may be in arrears and unpaid on said notes, whether of principal or interest; and the balance, if any, shall be paid over to the said Philander Hinkley or his legal representatives. In testimony whereof, the said Philander Hinkley and his wife, Elizabeth M. Hinkley have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals, this 18th day of July A.D.1881. Philander Hinkley (seal) Lizzie M. Hinkley (seal) State of Missouri county of Polk, be it remembered, that on this first day of August A.D. 1881, before the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace within and for the county of Polk and state of Missouri, personally came Philander Hinkley and his wife, Elizabeth M. Hinkley, who are personally known to me to be the same persons whose names subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as parties thereto, and acknowledge the same to be their act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned. And the said Elizabeth M. Hinkley being by me first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, upon an examination separate and first first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, upon an examination seperate and apart from her husband acknowledged that she executed the same, and relinquishes her dower in the real estate therein mentioned, freely and without fear, compulsion or undue influence of her said husband. In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my hand the day and year first above written. Peter Hocker, J.P. The foregoing Mortgage Deed (with Power of Sale) was filed for record the 31 day of August 1881, at 10 o'clock, A.M. A.J. Lower, Recorder. *this document viewed at Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri courthouse clerks office by James Hinkle, June 1998.
1883 March 24 - Polk County, Missouri Warranty Deed Book 4, page 475 - Know all men by these presents that Elizabeth Hinkley and Philander Hinckley her husband of Mercer County, State of Illinois, in consideration of the sum of twenty five ($25.00) Dollars in hand paid by Elizabeth Davis of Muscatine County, State of Iowa, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do by these presents, Remise, Release and Quit Claim unto the said Elizabeth Davis, her heirs and assigns forever all our rights, title and interest in and to the following described real estate, lying and being situated in the County of Polk, State of Missouri, to wit: Our undivided interest in Lot (8) Eight, NW1/4 and W 1/2 Lot (8) Eight NE 1/4 Township (34) Thirty-four, Range (22) Twenty-two, containing 110.13/100 or more or less. To have and to hold said premises above described unto the said Elizabeth Davis, her heirs and assigns forever. And the said Philander Hinkley, husband of the said Elizabeth Hinkley hereby relinquish Homestead Rights and also all contingent interest known as Right of Dower, or other right of any descriptions, had, owned or in expectancy in and to the above described premises. In Testimony Whereof the said Elizabeth Hinkley and Philander Hinkley, have hereunto set their hands and seals this 24th day of March A.D. 1883. Elizabeth Hinkley (signature) Philander Hinkley (signature) State of Illinois, Mercer County -ss Be it remembered, that on this 24th day of March A.D. 1883 before the undersigned, a Notary Public, in and for said County, personally appeared Elizabeth Hinkley and Philander Hinkley her husband, to me personally known to be the identical persons whose names are affixed to the foregoing Deed as grantors and acknowledged the instrument to be their voluntary act and deed. Witness my hand and seal the day and year above written. J.W. Peterson (signature) Notary Public. Filed for record June 8 1883 at 1 o'clock P.M. A.J. Lower, Recorder (QuickClaim Deed) *this document viewed at Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri Courthouse County Clerks Office.
1883 August 21 - Polk County, Missouri, Warranty Deed Book 6, page 560 - This indenture, made on the 21st day of August A.D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty three by and between Philander Hinkley and his wife, Lizzie M. Hinkley of the state of Illinois, parties of the First Part, and Elizabeth Davis of the county of Polk in the state of Missouri, party of the Second Part, witnesseth that the said parties of the First Part, in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars, to them paid by the said party of the Second Part, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do by these presents Grant, Bargain and Sell, Convey and Confirm, unto the said party of the Second Part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lots, tracts or parcels of Land, lying, being and situate in the County of Polk and State of Missouri, to wit: All the West half of Lot No. (7) Seven of the North East quarter of Section No. (4) Four, Township No. (34) Thirty four, Range No. (22) West. Subject to one Mortgage Deed given by said Philander and Elizabeth Hinkley to Ferdinand Kook of Polk County, Missouri, to secure the payment of one promissory note, $75.00 dated July 18,1881 due in two years, and one promissory note for $50.00, datedJuly 18, 1881, due in one year, both notes payable to said Ferdinand Kook, and said Mortgage Deed recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds, of Polk Co., Mo. in Mortgage Record "H" at page 81. To Have And To Hold the premises aforesaid, with all and singular the rights, privileges, appurtenances and immunities thereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, unto the said party of the second part, and unto his heirs and assigns, forever; the said Philander Hinkley hereby covenanting that he is lawfully seized of an indefeasible estate in fee in the premises herein coveyed; that he has good right to convey the same that the said premises are free and clear of any incumbrances done or suffered by him or those under whom he claims, except as above mentioned, and that he will Warrant and Defend the title to the said premises unto the said party of the second part, and unto his heirs and assigns, forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons whosoever, except the Mortgage Deed above mentioned. In Witness, Whereof, the said parties of the first part have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Philander Hinkley (signature) Lizzie M. Hinkley (signature). State of Illinois, County of Mercer, be it remembered, that on this 21st day ofAugust A.D. 1883, before the undersigned, a Notary Public within and for the County of Mercer and State of Illinois, personally came Philander Hinkley and Lizzie M. Hinkley who are personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as parties thereto, and acknowledged the same to be their act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at my office in New Windser, the day and year first above written. J.W. Peterson, (signature) Notary Public. The foregoing Deed was filed for Record in this office on the 22nd day of September 1883, at 4 o'clock 10 minutes P.M. A.J. Lower, Recorder. *this document viewed at Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri Courthouse, County Clerks Office. *document spelling of Ferdinand Cook's name is Kook.
1885 - Walter C. Hinkley, son of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth"Lizzie" May (O'Haver) Hinkley, was born in Illinois.
1888 August - Edward Hinkley, son of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth "Lizzie" (O'Haver) Hinkley, was born in Illinois.
1892 July - Grace May Hinkley, daughter of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth "Lizzie" May Hinkley, was born in Illinois.
1893 November - Clara Bell Hinkley, daughter of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth "Lizzie" May Hinkley, was born in Illinois.
1894 December - William C. Hinkley, son of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth "Lizzie" May Hinkley, was born in Illinois.
1897 February 18 - Carroll County, Tennessee, Deed Book 15, page 241 & 242 - Know all men by these presents greeting that I, A.W. Fry and wife, M. J. Fry for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars, two hundred and fifty dollars to me in hand paid and one promissory note bearing agree date of this deed and calling for fifty dollars and due the 15th day of November 1897, have this day bargained and sold to Philander Hinckly a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the 6 Civil District of Carroll County and state of Tennessee and bounded as follows, beginning on a stake the Northwest corner of the fore corner tract running South 108 poles to a stake cherry and hickory pts, thence East 70 poles to a stake black jack pts, thence South 40 poles to a stake post oak pts, thence East 10 poles to stake, thence 35 degrees North of East 44 poles thence 5 degrees East of North 106 poles to a stake in road black jack pts thence 20 degrees North of West 33 poles to a stake in the road thence West 62 poles to the beginning. Containing by estimation 78 acres more or less. To have and to hold the same to the said Philander Hinkly his heirs and assigns and we covenant with the said Philander Hinkley his heirs & C, that we are lawfully seized and possessed of said land. And have a good right to convey the same and the same is remunerated and we, A.W. Fry and wife, M. J. Fry further covenant and bind ourselves, heirs and representatives to warrant and ever defend the title of said land to the said Philander Hinkly his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever. In testimony where of we have hereunto set our hands and seals this the 18th day of February 1897. A. W. Fry (seal) M. J. Fry (seal).....State of Tennessee, Carroll County: Personallyappeared before me, J. N. Roberts notary public of the aforesaid State and County. A. W. Fry the within named bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledge that he executed and who acknowledged that he executed within instrument for all the purposes therein contained. And M. J. Fry, wife of the said A. W. Fry having appeared before me privately and apart from her husband, the said M. J. Fry acknowledged the extent of the said deed to have been same by her freely, voluntarily and understandingly without compulsion or constraint from her said husband and for all the purposes therein conferred. Witnessed, J. N. Roberts, Notary Public this 18th day of February 1897. signed J. N. Roberts N. P.
1897 June - Henry Philander Hinkley, son of Philander Hinkley and Elizabeth "Lizzie" May (O'Haver) Hinkley, was born in Illinois.
1897 June 7 - Philander Hinkley, a farmer, died at Cedar Grove, Carroll County, Tennessee.
1901 March 2 - Polk County, Missouri - For value received, I hereby acknowledge satisfaction in full, on the within Mortgage, and release the Real Estate therein described from further encumbrances, this second day of March 1901, Ferdinand Cook (his mark) Attest: N. H. Hamblen, Recorder. *this transaction relates to July 18, 1881 Polk County, Missouri, Mortgage Book H, page 81.

He first married Clare HOBBS - 4505, daughter of Lyman S. HOBBS - 4506 & Harriet Mary HOLTON - 4507, 15 January 1873 in Warren County, Illinois. Born About 1846 in Wisconsin Or Pennsylvania. Died Before 1880 in Missouri?. Buried Before 1880. Occupation Homemaker.

1846 (about) - Clare Hobbs, daughter of Lyman S. Hobbs and Harriet Mary (Holton) Hobbs, was born in Wisconsin or Pennsylvania.
1870 Census - Monmouth, Warren County, Illinois - Rolander Hobbs, a farmer, age 40, Mary Hobbs, age 66, a housekeeper, and Clara Hobbs, age 24. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 286, page number 4, line number 16, dwelling house number 25, family number 24, enumerated on the 26th day of July.
1873 January 15 - Warren County, Illinois Marriage Book C, page 63 - Philander Hinkley and Clara Hobbs.
1878 - Ferdinand Hinkle, son of Philander Hinkley and Clara (Hobbs) Hinkley, was born in Missouri. *Ferdinand Hinkle appears on the 1880 Census Polk County, Missouri with his father, Philander Hinkley.
1880 - Clara (Hobbs) Hinkley dones not appear on the 1880 Census with Philander Hinkley and son, Ferdinand. It is presumed Clare Hinkley died before 1880.

They had the following children:

i. Ferdinand HINKLEY - 4508; Born About 1878 in Missouri.

He second married Elizabeth "Lizzie" May O'HAVER - 4509, daughter of Joel Lemuel (Lewell) O'HAVER - 4510 & Mary Ann BELL - 4511, 7 October 1880 in Hickory County, Missouri. Born May 1862 in Rock Island County, Illinois. Died 24 December 1913 in Hershey Hospital, Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa. Buried December 1913 in Reynolds Cemetery Drury Twp., Rock Island Co., Illinois. Occupation Homemaker & Carpet Weaver. Religion Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints.

1862 - Elizabeth "Lizzie" May O'Haver, daughter of Joel L. andMary Ann (Bell) O'Haver, was born in Rock Island County,Illinois. *O'Haver and Hinkley researcher, Rebecca (Pary)Pigsley, electronic mail address pigsley@iowatelecom.net;research data states Rebecca was born April 27, 1862.
1870 Census Green Township, Polk County, Missouri - Lizzie M.Oliver (O'Haver), age 8, living with Robert Bell, age 60, afarmer, Catherine, age 62, a housekeeper, and their son, JacobL., age 25, a farm laborer. *extracted from Microfilm RollNumber ___, page ___, dwelling number __, family number 186,enumerated on the __ day of ___.
1880 Census Green Township, Polk County, Missouri - Robert Bell,a farmer, age 69, Catherine, age 72, Jacob L., a school teacher,age 36 and granddaughter, Lizzie O'Haver, a housekeeper, age 18.*extracted from Microfilm Roll Number __, page ___, dwellingnumber ___, family number ___, enumerated on the __ day of ___.
1900 Census Drury Township, Rock Island County, Illinois -Lizzie Hinkley, age 38, a carpet weaver, Stella, age 18, WalterC., age 14, a farm laborer, Edward C., age 11, at school, GracieMay, age 7, at school, Clara Belle, age 6, at school, Willie C.,age 5, at school, and Henry Philieman, age 2. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number 338, page 245-B, sheet number 1Enumeration District Number 91, Supervisor's District Number 4,Sara Alla Foster, Enumerator, line 67, dwelling number 15,family number 15, enumerated on the 2nd day of June.
1910 Census Moscow Township, Muscatine County, Iowa - Lizzie M.Hinkley, age 48, widowed housekeeper, with sons, William C., age15, a farm laborer and Henry P., age 13, living in thehousehold of Henry E. Baker, age 52, a widowed farmer, hischildren, Oliver F., age 18, Jesse P., age 17, Adie, age 16,Henry E. Jr., age 14, Dora, age 13, Laura, age 9, Norma, age 5and Emma J., age 4. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 415,sheet number 7A, Enumeration District Number 106, Supervisor'sDistrict Number 2, J. P. Jugenheimer, emuerator, line number 23,dwelling number 124, family number 125, enumerated on the 29thday of April.
1913 December 25 Thursday THE MUSCATINE JOURNAL, Muscatine,Muscatine County, Iowa - WELL KNOWN WOMAN DIES AT HOSPITAL-Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hinckley Occurred Yesterday. Well KnownResident of This City Passed Away at Hershey Hospital at 5O'clock Last Evening. - The death of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hinkleyoccurred last evening at five o'clock at Hershey hospital. Forthe past few years Mrs. Hinkley has been ailing but it was notuntil about three weeks ago that her condition was regarded asserious. On Sunday, December 14th, she was taken to HersheyHospital, and from that time she grew steadily worse. Death wascaused by apoplexy. Mrs. Hinkley was born in Rock Island Countyin 1862, during her entire life has resided in this vicinity.She was a firm member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christof Latter Day Saints. Mrs. Hinkley having resided in thiscommunity for the past half century had many friends in thisvicinity who mourn her death. She was preceded in death sixteenyears ago by her husband. Those who survive her are twodaughters, Mrs. M. G. Lloyd, of Davenport, and Mrs. W. H. Miltonof this city, four sons, Walter Hinkley, of Rock Island, andWilliam, Henry and Charles Hinkley of this city. She is alsosurvived by one brother, Clark O'Haver, of Davenport, and fivehalf brothers, J. O'Haver and Frank O'Haver, of Atailssa,William O'Haver of this city, and Matthew and Paul O'Haver. Thefuneral will be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock from thechurch of Latter Day Saints, at the corner of Ninth and PoplarStreets. Rev. C. O. Dykes, pastor of the church will havecharge of the funeral services. Interment will be made inGreenwood Cemetery. *Elizabeth May Hinkley was buried in theReynolds Cemetery, Drury Township, Rock Island County, Illinois.
2001 April 13 Friday - James Hinkle and wife, Connie visited thegrave of Elizabeth "Lizzie" May (O'Haver) Hinkley located on thenorth side of the south loop of the gravel drive at the East endof Reynolds Cemetery off of 316th Street West. Buried on thenorth side of Elizabeth's grave was her son Walter C. Hinkleyand his wife, Mercy E., north of them was buried Earl O.Hinkley. Directly to the East of these graves in the next row isburied Diane R. Ingstad.

They had the following children:

i. Stella HINKLEY - 14476; Born 6 July 1881 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. Died 28 July 1956 in Northridge, California. Buried 1956. Occupation Homemaker.

History: 1881 July 6 - Stella Hinkle, daughter of Philander andElizabeth "Lizzie" May (O'Haver) Hinkley, was born. *O'Haverand Hinkley researcher, Rebecca (Parry) Pigsley, electronic mailaddress pigsley@iowatelecom.net; data states Stella Hinkley wasborn in Sedalia, Missouri; she posted this informationThursday, September 26, 2002 on Roots Web's World ConnectProject website, RootsWeb.com.
1900 November 25 - Stella Hinkley and William Harry Milton weremarried in Rock Island County, Illinois.
1913 December 24 - Stella (Hinkley) Milton resided at 915 East9th Street, Muscatine, Iowa at the time of her mother, ElizabethMay (O'Haver) Hinkley's death. *extracted from the Muscatine,Iowa Hershey Hospital Admention Report.
1920 Census Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa - William H.Milton, age 38, Stella, age 38, Ralph, age 17, Harold, age 15,Herbert, age 12, and Robert, age 7. *extracted from MicrofilmRoll Number 504, sheet 2, Enumeration District Number 124,Volume 58, line number 59, dwelling number __, family number __,enumerated on the ___ day of __.
1956 July 28 - Stella (Hinkley) Milton died in Northridge,California.

ii. Walter C. HINKLEY - 14464; Born September 1885 in Illinois. Died 24 December 1916. Buried December 1916 in Reynolds Cemetery, Drury Township, Rock Island Co., Illinois. Occupation Button Cutter.

History: 1910 Census Muscatine County, Iowa - Walter Hinkley,age 24, a button cutter, his wife, Mercy C., age 22, and theirdaughter, Ethel, age 1, were living at the residence of SophiaMiller, age 63, and her son, Frederick C. Miller, age 25, a ironcaster. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number ___, page 94,dwelling number 428, enumerated on the __ day of ____.
1916 - were Walter C. Hinkley and Mercy E. _____ married on thisdate at Hendrick, Keokuk County, Iowa? *extracted from anotherHinkley and Mosher family researcher.
1916 December 24 - death date given for Walter C. Hinkley.*Index to register of deaths, page 27; GenColl 977.768 (August25, 1904-January 6, 1918); Muscatine, Iowa Public Library.

iii. Charles Edward HINKLEY - 14466; Born August 1888. Died in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.
iv. Grace May "Gracie" HINKLEY - 14468; Born July 1892 in Illinois. Died 16 October 1923 in Davenport, Scott County, Iowa. Buried October 1923. Occupation Homemaker.
v. Clara Bell HINKLEY - 14470; Born November 1893. Died 23 May 1905 in Davenport, Scott County, Iowa. Buried May 1905.
vi. William C. HINKLEY - 14471; Born 22 December 1894 in Illinois. Died 16 January 1971 in Muscatine County, Iowa. Buried January 1971. Occupation Farm Laborer.

History: 1910 Census Moscow Township, Muscatine County, Iowa -William C. Hinkley, age 15, living with his widowed mother,Lizzie M. Hinkley, age 48, a housekeeper, and his brother, HenryP., age 13, residing in the household of Henry E. Baker.*extracted from Microfilm Roll Number ___, page 262, sheet 7A,Supervisor's District 2, Enumeration District 106, dwellingnumber 124, family number 125, enumerated on the 29th day ofApril.

vii. Henry Philander HINKLEY - 14473; Born June 1897 in Illinois. Died in District Of Columbia, Washington.

History: 1910 Census Moscow Township, Muscatine County, Iowa -Henry P. Hinkley, age 13, living with his widowed mother, LizzieM. Hinkley, age 48, and his brother, William C., age 15,residing in the household of Henry E. Baker. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number ___, page 262, sheet 7A, Supervisor'sDistrict 2, Enumeration District 106, dwelling number 124,family number 125, enumerated on the 29th day of April.


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7. Harcy "Harcey" Samuel ABEL - 8523. Born 21 August 1844 in Painesville, Lake County, Ohio. Died 19 January 1894 in Foxburg, Pennsylvania. Buried January 1894.

1860 Census - Perry Township, (Painesville Post Office), Lake County, Ohio - Harry Abel, age 18, a black smith apprentice, living with his father, Daniel Abel, age 44, a wagonmaker, his step mother, Eluta, age 37, his sister, Sarah M., age14 and step brothers, A___, age 10, Clark, age 7 and Daniel, age 4.

He married Esmeralda GLASS - 20918, 1 October 1866. Born 1 January 1852 in Erie City, Pennsylvania. Died 18 October 1919 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Buried October 1919. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

i. Edmund Angel ABEL - 20919; Born 30 November 1890 in Foxburg, Pennsylvania. Died 1 October 1970 in Lakewood, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Buried October 1970.

8. Emma Elizabeth HINKLE - 3028. Born 9 December 1865 in Hickory County, Missouri. Died 11 February 1897. Buried February 1897.

1870 Census Green Twp. Elkton, Hickory Co., MO., Emma E. Hinkle,age 5 and brother Lewis F. age 9 months living with the familyof Marcus and Susan Graft.
1880 Census Greene Twp. Polk County, Missouri, living withfather, Gideon; and brothers, Lewis F, and James.

She married Charles Chester POOLE - 3325, son of Glewrey POOLE - 3832 & Margaret BROOKMAN - 3833, 29 October 1882 in Cass County, Missouri. Born 28 July 1849. Died 6 November 1918. Buried November 1918.

Rex Moore, Rural Route 2, Box 30, Tekamah, Nebraska 68061-9604has a photo of Charles Chester Poole, printed on front of photo,Licktig and Agner, 3 Taylor Street Cor. Golden Gate Avenue, SanFrancisco. Rex Moore stated that Charles Pool went back toPennsylvania, did not give any time period.

They had the following children:

i. Lena Mae POOLE - 3326; Born 16 November 1892 in Riverside, Riverside County, California. Died 5 July 1986 in Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska. Buried 8 July 1986 in Ridge Cemetery, Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska. Occupation Teacher. Education College. Religion Episcopal Church.

1900 Census Calhoun, Washington County, Nebraska - Lena May, age7, was living with her Uncle Henry Poole, age 53, a widower andher cousin, Laura, age 19.
Lena Mae graduated from Tekamah Nebraska High School, and becamea student of Peru State, "The Campus of a Thousand Oaks", theoldest State College in Nebraska; the Nemaha Valley Seminary andNormal Institute was a fore-runner to the College. She continuedher education at the University of Nebraska and ColumbiaUniversity in New York. She became a school teacher and taughtin schools in the states of Nebraska, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
1986 July 8 - LENA MAE POOLE, 98, died Saturday at Arbor Manor,she was a retired teacher. Miss Poole was born Nov. 16, 1892,in Riverside, California. She lived most of her life inNebraska. She was a graduate of Tekamah High School, Peru Statein Normal, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and ColumbiaUniversity in New York. She taught school in Nebraska, Michiganand Pennsylvania. She had lived in Freemont since 1944. She wasa member of St, James Episcopal Church, Daughters of theAmerican Revolution, American Association of University Womenand Retired Teachers Association. Funeral services will be 3p.m. Tuesday at St. James Episcopal Church in St. Lukes Chapel.The Rev. John N. Nelson Sr. will officiate. Visitation is inprogress at Lattin-Dugan-Chambers Funeral Home. Burial will bein Ridge Cemetery. A memorial has been established for St.James Episcopal Church. (published 7 July, 1986 at FremontNebraska. ed.) Burial Location, Block 193, Lot 5, Grave 1.*Lena Poole died from congestive heart failure.

ii. Fred POOLE - 3831;

9. Lewis Franklin HINKLE - 3029. Born 20 September 1869 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 8 October 1936 in Humansville, Polk County, Missouri. Buried 9 October 1936 in Alder Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Cedar County, Missouri. Occupation Rail Road Employee, Stonemason & Circuit Preacher. Religion Baptist.

1870 Census - Green Township, (Elkton Post Office), Hickory County, Missouri - Lewis Franklin Hinkle, age nine months, and sister Emma E., age five years, were living with Marcus S. Graft, age 51, a farmer, Susan N., age 48, Mary E., age 20, Martha S., age 16, George Amana, age 14, and Susan E., age 9.
1894 - Lewis Franklin Hinkle left Sentinnal, Dallas County, Missouri going to Springfield, Missouri to be employed as a bricklayer and preacher. Lewis was said to have layed the stonework at the entrance of Doling Park in Springfield.
1899 April 7 - Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - P. M. Kistler, clerk, of the Clerk's Office, received of L. F. Hinkle one dollar for burial permit in public ground. *extracted from legal paper. *P. M. Kistler, Clerk - James S. Elliston, Mayor and John F. Hinkle, Attorney.
1903 May 14 - Greene County, Missouri Book 72, page 79, Number 34446, Final Decree, Thursday - Lewis Franklin Hinkle, plaintiff, divorced from Mary Josephine "Josie" Bradshaw Hinkle, defendant, in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Default Decree for Plaintiff. He is the innocent and injured party, entitled to the relief prayed for in his petition. *now this day comes the plaintiff by attorney and the defendant although duly notified by publication of notice for four successive weeks in the Springfield Republican a newspaper published in Greene County Missouri, the last insertion being at least fifteen days before the first day of the present term of this court to appear on or before the third day of said term plead, answer or demur to the petition of the plaintiff in this cause and said defendant being so notified to appear as aforesaid fails to appear within the time prescribed by law and this cause coming on to be heard the said defendant comes not but makes default herein. Which default is by the court entered herein against defendant. Whereupon plaintiff announces ready for trial and submits his cause to the court for hearing and the court proceeds to hear the evidence on part of the plaintiff and all and singular the premises bring seen and fully understood the court finds that the matters alleged in plaintiff petition are true in substance and in fact that he is the innocent and injured party and that plaintiff is entitled to the relief prayed for in his said petition. It is therefor considered, adjudged, ordered and decreed by the court that the bonds of matrimony contracted by and existing between plaintiff and defendant on the 7th day of April 1891 in Hickory County and State of Missouri for and the same are hereby dissolved, annulled and for ____ held and that the plaintiff is hereby divorced there from and restored to all the rights and privileges of a single and unmarried man.
1918 - 1923 - Lewis Franklin and wife, Frankie, may have been living on Kellet Street, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
1925 - Frank Hinkle and wife, Frankie, may have been living at the edge of Humansville, Missouri.
1934 January 4 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper -ALDER AREA - Bro. L. F. Hinkle will preach at Alder at 11o'clock on Saturday before the first Sunday in January. Come out everybody. Remember Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o'clock and prayer meeting every Thursday night. Come out and help us advance the cause of Christ.
1934 January 18 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper -ALDER AREA - Bro. L. F. Hinkle filled his regular appointment at Alder Saturday and Sunday.
1934 May 3 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES by Lady Beth, Bits of news, poetry and philosophy: Mrs. Hinkle is home from a five weeks stay in the El Dorado neighborhood where she was caring for her daughter who was ill. Mrs. Hinkle called on Mrs. Simrell Monday afternoon.
1934 May 24 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Elder Hinkle preaches here Saturday and Sunday nights.
1934 June 28 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - It was necessary to consult a doctor for Mrs. Hinkle on Wednesday and again Thursday.
1934 August 23 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Elder Hinkle filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday nights.
1934 August 30 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Brother Hinkle, we salute you, offering congratulations, at the completion of a half century of labor in the Masters Vineyard. Elder Hinkle, his step at times slowed by, the infirmities of age still retains a keen mind and a singing voice of which many a younger man might be well proud. How these hills and valleys ring when he opens services with his favorite hymn, "Sweet Hour of Prayer". Again greetings and felicitations and may your days yet be many in which to pile up treasures in Heaven.
1934 September 20 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Elder Hinkle filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday nights celebrating his 75th birthday anniversary. He will preach again next Wednesday night.
1934 September 27 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Thursday, September 20th, being Elder Hinkle's birthday, at prayer meeting Wednesday nite the congregation presented a silver offering as a suprise gift.
1934 November 22 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Elder Hinkle filled his regularappointment here Saturday and Sunday.
1934 December 20 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Elder Hinkle preached at the local church Sunday night.
1935 August 8 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle have as their guest,their eldest son whose home is in South Dakota.
1936 October 22 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper, page 4 - ELDER L. F. HINKLE - Elder L. F. Hinkle was born in Dallas County, September 20, 1858, passed from this life October 8, 1936, at his home near Arnica. At the time of his death he was 78 years and 18 days old. He professed faith in Christ at the age of nineteen, and was united with the Missionary Baptist Church. At the age of twenty-one he was called to the ministry, and continued in that part of the Lord's work until the last year when his health has not permitted him to do so. He was united in marriage to Jose Bradshaw; two daughters were born to this union, Delpha and Janie, both having preceded him in death. In 1906 he was united in marriage to Frankie Ethel Bradley, to this union were born four children, Mrs. Eldora Powell, address unknown, Elijah Hinkle, Black Hills, South Dakota, Isabell Hinkle of Kansas City, Missouri, Gideon Hinkle, CCC Camp Butler, Missouri. He has eleven living grandchildren. Isabell was the only child at his bedside at the time of his death. All that the doctors care and loving hands could do was done in his last days of sickness. Bro. Hinkle was a kind neighbor, a faithful friend and a loving father. He will be greatly missed by his family and all who knew him. May God's blessings rest upon them all. *Carcinoma of the colon was the cause of death given for Lewis Franklin Hinkle.

He first married Araba Eldora "Ella" FORTNEY - 4023, daughter of David Scott FORTNEY - 4354 & Neta Elizabeth COX - 4355, About March 1884 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Born 5 May 1862 in Nebraska. Died 24 April 1954 in Cedar County, Missouri. Buried April 1954 in Alder Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Cedar County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

*Ella and George Shuee lived on Kearney Street, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, down street from Genavera Fortney Reeves.
MRS. G. W. SHUEE - Araba Eldora Jane Shue was born May 5, 1862 and died April 24 1954, at the age of 91 years, 11 months and 19 days. She is survived by her husband, G. W. Shuee and three daughters, Mrs. J. E. Prewitt, Mrs. L. F. Hinkle and Mrs. E. V. Rhoten, eight grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. She professed faith in Christ when she was a young woman and was baptized into Christ. She was a member of the Christian Church. Last rites were conducted in the Alder Church by Rev. Wheeler on Monday afternoon. Interment was in the cemetery there, under direction of Cantlon Funeral Home.
Funeral Home visitation card: Araba Eldora J. Shuee, born May 5, 1862, passed away April 24, 1954, services Alder Church 2:00 p.m. Monday April 26, 1954, Rev. Roy Wheeler, Interment Alder Cemetery - Cantlon Funeral Home, Stockton, Missouri.


He second married Mary Josephine 'Josie' BRADSHAW - 3034, daughter of John R. BRADSHAW - 4613 & Martha Jane PITTS - 4614, 7 April 1891 in Hickory County, Missouri. Born 23 February 1868 in Hickory County, Missouri. Died 1918 in Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri. Buried 1918. They were divorced 14 May 1903. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

17 i. Emma Delphia HINKLE - 3035
18 ii. Lucy Jane "Janie" HINKLE - 3036

He third married Frankie Ethel BRADLEY - 3974, daughter of Calvin Lafayette BRADLEY - 4356 & Araba Eldora "Ella" FORTNEY - 4023, 12 October 1907 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Born 14 January 1885 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Died 18 January 1970 in Dunnegan, Polk County, Missouri. Buried 21 January 1970 in Alder Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Cedar County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

FINAL RITES FOR FRANKIE ETHEL HINKLE - Frankie Ethel Bradley, the daughter of Calvin and Ella Fortney Bradley was born January 14, 1888 in the State of Missouri and passed away January 18, 1970 at her home in Dunnegan, Missouri after a lingering illness. She was, at the time of her death, 82 years and 4 months of age. She was a life long resident of Dunnegan and a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Eldora Pummill of Fair Play and Mrs. Isabell Foust of Madison, Wisconsin; two sons, E. M. Hinkle of Woodinville, Washington and Gideon of Kansas City; two sisters, Mrs. Dovie Rhoten of Springfield, Missouri and Mrs. Lizzie Pruitt also of Springfield; 10 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday, January 21 in the Tillery Chapel with the Rev. Hobart Mustain officiating. Music by church choir and the accompanist was Mrs. Helen Daniels. Pallbearers were Jim Pickering, Clyde Fleeman, Johney Holmes, Harold Cook, Frankie Davis and Cecil Jenkins. Interment was in the Alder Cemetery under the direction of the Tillery Funeral Home.
Funeral Home visitation card: FRANKIE ETHEL HINKLE, January 14,1888 - January 18, 1970 - Funeral Services Wednesday, January 21,1970 2:00 p.m. Tillery Chapel, Minister Rev. Hobart Mustain, Pianist - Mrs. Helen Daniels, Pallbearers: Jim Pickering, Clyde Fleeman, J. A. Holmes, Harold Cook, Oscar Anderson and Cecil Jenkins - Interment: Alder Cemetery. Tillery Funeral Home, Humansville, Missouri.

They had the following children:

19 i. Eldora Elizabeth HINKLE - 4012
ii. Elijah Marion Nelson HINKLE - 4013; Born 6 October 1910 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Died 9 March 1978 in Bothell, Snohomish County, Washington. Buried 13 March 1978 in Floral Hills Cemetery, Alderwood Manor, Washington. Occupation Public School Custodian.

1935 August 8 - Thursday - THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Newspaper - FINCASTLE FLASHES - Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Franklin Hinkle have as their guest,their eldest son whose home is in South Dakota.
1936 October 22 - Elijah Hinkle was living at Black Hills, South Dakota, at the time of his father's death.


He married Lillian LAWRENCE - 4353. Occupation Homemaker.

Lillian Lawrence Hinkle may be the mother of daughter, Roxanna (deceased) and son, Russell.
*have a note with the following information - Lillian E. Hinkley "Mom" 1914 - 1990. Could this be Lillian Lawrence Hinkle?

20 iii. Anne Isabel HINKLE - 4021
iv. Gideon Lafayette HINKLE - 4022; Born 17 November 1914 in Missouri. Died 3 May 1971 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Buried 5 May 1971 in Alder Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Cedar County, Missouri. Occupation Pvt 43 TANK BN World War II.

1957 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 437 - Gideon Hinkle, resided at 1230 Washington.
1958 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 480 - Gideon Hinkle, resided at 1230 Washington.
1959 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 492 - Gideon Hinkle, a porter at Park Plaza Bar,resided at 1230 Washington, Apartment 20.
1961 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 558 - Gideon Hinkle, resided at 1230 Washington,Apartment 20.
1964 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 510 - Gideon Hinkle, resided at 510 West 11th.
1967 - Gideon Hinkle's place of residence was 520 West 12thStreet, Apartment 226, Kansas City, Missouri.
1968 - Gidoen Hinkle, Public School assistant custodian, hisplace of residence was 1214 Pennsylvania, Apartment 3, KansasCity, Missouri.
1971 May 5 -The Springfield News Leader - GIDEON L. HINKLE,HUMANSVILLE - Funeral services for Gideon L. Hinkle, 56, ofKansas City, formerly of Dunnegan, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesdayin Tillery Chapel here with the Rev. Edd Elliottt officiating.Burial will be in Alder Cemetery. Mr. Hinkle died Mondaymorning in the General Hospital, Kansas City, where he had beena patient one week. He was a veteran of World War II. Survivingare two sisters, Mrs Isobel Foust, Madison Wisconsin, and Mrs.Eldora Pummill, Fair Play, Missouri; a brother, Elizah,Woodinville, Washington; and several nieces and nephews. *otherinformation states Gideon Hinkle's death occurred at theVeteran's Administration Medical Center, 4801 East LinwoodBlvd., Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.


10. James Wilburn "Jim" HINKLE - 3056. Born 7 July 1872 in Polk County, Missouri. Died 19 October 1951 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Buried 21 October 1951 in Mission Ridge Cemetery, Near Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer. Religion Baptist.

1872 July 7 - James Wilburn Hinkle, son of Gideon and Martha M.(Lunderman) Hinkle, was born in Polk County, Missouri.
1875 August 4 - James Wilburn Hinkle's mother, Martha MargaretHinkle died at Huron, Polk County, Missouri and was buried inthe Mountain View Cemetery, Polk, Polk County, Missouri.
1880 Census District 119, Green Township, Polk County, Missouri- James W. Hinkle, age 6, living with his father, Gideon Hinkle,age 45, a widowed farmer, his half sister, Emma, age 16, ahousekeeper, his half brother, Lewis Franklin, age 10, a farmlaborer, his uncle, Filander (Philander) Hinkle, age 35, awidowed farmer, Filander's son, Ferdinand, age 2, and Filander'swidowed mother-in-law, Nancy Hobbs, age 77. *extracted fromMicrofilm Roll Number __, page 27, Enumeration District Number119, dwelling number 221, family number 226, enumerated on the25th day of June.
1901 June 2 - Jim W. Hinckle (Hinkle) of Dallas County, Missouriand Poly (Polly) West of Dallas County, Missouri were married atLouisburg, Dallas County, Missouri by Elder C. Cagle; witnessedby T. G. West and Charles Karr. *extracted from marriagecertificate.
1901 June 6 Thursday The Buffalo Reflex, Dallas County,Missouri, Vol. XXXI, No. 41, page 3 - The following marriagelicenses have been issued since our last report: James W. Hunkle(Hinkle) to Polly West, both of Louisburg, Mo.
1910 Census Polk County, Missouri - James W. Hinkle, age 34, afarmer, Polly, age 26, Hattie M., age 5, and Oliver, age 2.*extracted from Microfilm Roll Number ___, page number __,dwelling number __, family number __, enumerated on the __ dayof ___.
1913 January 8 Dallas County, Missouri - James Wilburn (J.W.)Hinkle purchased from William L. and Delia Brady eighty acres inTownship 35, Range 20, Section 17; the warranty deed dated the9th of January 1913. The eighty acres was put on the tax rollunder the name of James Wilburn (J.W.) Hinkle the 21st of March1913.
1915 November 23 Dallas County, Missouri Tax Receipt - JamesHinkle paid $6.19 on 80 acres Township 35, Section 17, Range 20.
1917 May 24 Dallas County, Missouri - James Wilburn (J.W.)Hinkle purchased forty acres from the estate of Rebecca S. Boyd.
1919 December 9 Dallas County, Missouri Tax Receipt - JamesHinkle paid taxes for forty and eighty acres Section 17,Township 35, Range 20.
1920 Census - Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri - James W. Hinkle, age 48, a farmer, Polly A., age 37, Hattie M., age 15, Oliver, age 12, Lester, age 7, and Dewey C., age one year and three months. *extracted from Microfilm Roll Number 912, page 662, sheet number 9-B, Enumeration District Number 17, line number 56, dwelling number 196, family number 196, enumerated on the 20th day of January.
1920 September 20 - Dallas County, Missouri Tax Receipt - James Hinkle paid taxes for one hundred twenty acres, Section 17, Township 35, Range 20.
1923 November 20 - Dallas County, Missouri - land transaction between M.D.L. Jones, grantor and James Hinkle, grantee; concerning 80 acres in Section 18, Township 35, Range 20; south one half, north east.
1924 December 13 - Dallas County, Missouri - land transaction between M. L. D. (M.D.L.) Jones, grantor and J. W. Hinkle, grantee; concerning 40 acres in Section 17, Township 35, Range 20; south west, north west.
1926 December 13 - Dallas County, Missouri - land transaction between J. W. and Polly Hinkle , grantor and Oliver Hinkle, grantee; concerning 80 acres in Section 17, Township 35, Range 20; all north east quarter, south west (4/8), north west, southwest quarter.
1937 October 21 - Dallas County, Missouri - land transaction between James W. Hinkle, grantor and Bank of Buffalo, Missouri, grantee; concerning 80 acres in Section 18, Township 35, Range 20; south east half of north east quarter.
1947 December 1 - Corder, Lafayette County, Missouri City Tax Receipt - C. J. Boswell, Collector received twenty five cents personal tax and twenty five cents street bond from J. W. Hinkle.
1951 October 25 - Thursday - Dallas County Republican, Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri, Vol. 26, No. 32, page 1, col. 2 - JAMES WILBURN HINKLE - James Wilburn Hinkle, son of Gideon and Emma Hinkle was born July 7, 1872 in Polktown, Missouri and departed from this life at Kansas City, Kansas, October 19, 1951 at the age of 79 years, 4 months and 12 days. He was united in marriage to Polly Anna West, June 2, 1900 and to this union was born 4 sons and 1 daughter. He was preceeded in death by his wife and one son, George. He is survived by his daughter, Hattie Miller of Louisburg, Missouri; 3 sons, Oliver of Corder, Missouri; Lester of Warrensburg, Missouri; and Dewey of Kansas City, Kansas; 14 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; 5 brothers, Enoch of Arizona; Francis of New Jersey; Harley of California and Bruce of New Mexico, a host of friends and neighbors. Most of his life except for the past 13 years was spent in Dallas County, Mo. He was united with the Mission Ridge Baptist church at an early age. He was a good husband, father and neighbor. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. His death followed a short illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Leonard Miller at Mission Ridge at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, October 21, 1951. Burial was in Mission Ridge cemetery under the direction of L. B. Jones and Son, of Buffalo, Missouri. The family wishes to express their thanks to everyone for their assistance given in this time of sorrow.

He married Polly Anna WEST - 3057, daughter of George Thomas WEST - 3063 & Jane E. PARRACK - 3064, 2 June 1901 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Born 2 October 1882 in Camden County, Missouri. Died 8 April 1948 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Buried 9 April 1948 in Mission Ridge Cemetery, Near Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker. Religion Baptist.

1901 June 6 - Thursday - The Buffalo Reflex Newspaper Volume XXXI, Number 41, page 3 - The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report: James W. Hunkle to Polly West, both of Louisburg, Mo. *note the spelling of Hinkle.
1948 April 15 - Thursday - The Buffalo Reflex Newspaper Volume 78 - Number 36, page 1, column 1 - POLLY ANNA HINKLE....Polly Ann West, daughter of Thomas A. and Jane West was born October 2, 1882, near Macks Creek in Camden County, Mo., departed this life April 8, 1948, at 7:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter near Louisburg, Mo., at the age of 65 years, 6 months and 6 days. She was united in marriage to James W. Hinkle, June 2, 1900. To this union was born five children, four sons and one daughter, one son, George, preceded her in death at the age of two years. Her entire married life except for the last ten years was spent in Dallas County, Mo. She was united with the Mission Ridge Baptist Church at an early age. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Jesse Miller of Louisburg, Mo.,
three sons, Oliver of Corder, Mo., Lester of Higginsville, Mo., Dewey of Kansas City, Kansas; thirteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Also seven sisters, Mrs. Curt Wilson and Mrs. Noble Downs of Weaubleau, Mo., Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Hermitage, Mo., Mrs. Joe Wilkerson of Joplin, Mo., Mrs. La Rue Walker of Springfield., Mrs. Laura of Kansas City, Mo., and Lissia of California. Also a host of other relatives and friends. She was a loving wife, mother and friend. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. Her death followed a long illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Leonard Miller at Mission Ridge at 2:30 p. m. Friday, April 9, 1948 and burial was at Mission Ridge Cemetery under the direction of L. B. Jones and Son of Buffalo, Mo. The family wishes to express their thanks to everyone for their assistance given in this time of sorrow.*Cause of death - carcinoma of the liver, secondary to carcimona to the pelvis.
1948 April - Dallas County Republican Newspaper, Buffalo, Missouri Volume 23 - Mrs. James W. Hinkle - Polly Anna West, daughter of Thomas and Jane West was born October 2, 1882 near Macks Creek in Camden County, Mo. and departed this life April 8, 1948 at 7:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter near Louisburg, Mo. at the age of 65 years, 6 months and 6 days. She was united in marriage to James W. Hinkle June 2, 1901. To this union were born five children, four sons and one daughter, one son, George preceded her in death at the age of two years. Her entire married life except the past ten years was spent in Dallas County, Mo. She united with the Mission Ridge Baptist Church at a early age. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Jesse Miller of Louisburg, Mo., three sons, Oliver of Corder, Mo., Lester of Higginsville, Mo., Dewey of Kansas City, Kansas. Thirteen grandchildren, one great grandchild. Also two brothers, Willie West of Wheatland, Mo., Odus West of Hermitage, Mo.; seven sisters, Mrs. Curt Wilson of Weaubleau, Mo., Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Hermitage, Mo., Mrs. Noble Downs of Weaubleau, Mo., Mrs. Joe Wilkerson of Joplin, Mo., Mrs. La Rue Walker of Springfield, Mo., Mrs. D. A. Caldwell of Hoisington, Kansas and Mrs. Harold De Voe of Joplin, Mo. Also a host of other relatives and friends. She was a loving wife, mother and friend. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Friday, April 9th at Mission Ridge with Rev. Leonard Miller, officiating. Burial there in the church cemetery under direction of L. B. Jones and Son.
2002 June 2 - Sunday - James Hinkle and wife, Connie visited Polly Anna Hinkle's grave site in the Mission Ridge Cemetery located at the corner of Mission Ridge Road 107 and Osage Road 2 in Dallas County, Missouri.

They had the following children:

i. George Franklin HINKLE - 3058; Born 7 May 1902 in Dallas County, Missouri. Died 28 June 1904 in Dallas County, Missouri. Buried June 1904 in Barbour Cemetery, Dallas County, Missouri.
21 ii. Hattie Marie HINKLE - 3059
22 iii. Oliver Erastas HINKLE - 3060
23 iv. Lester Wilburn HINKLE - 3061
24 v. Dewey Cecil HINKLE - 3062

11. William Earnest HINKLE - 3300. Born 22 March 1876 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 14 July 1953 in Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. Buried 16 June 1953 in Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma. Occupation Farmer. Religion Pentecostal Church Of God.

1876 March 22 - birthdate of William Earnest Hinkle.
1880 Census - Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri, Earnest Hale (Hinkle), age 4, living with his grandfather, Fountain Hale, age 52, a farmer, Fountain's daughters, Mary E., age 27 and Sarah, age 23.
1899 December 7 - marriage date of William Earnest Hinkle, of Louisburg, Missouri and Minnie E. Bradshaw, of Nemo, Hickory County, Missouri.
1910 Census - Bolivar Road, Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri - Ernest W. Hinkle, age 30, a farmer, Minnie, age 26, Lee B., age 9, May, age 8, Ray, age 5 and Bessie, age one and a half.
1920 Census - Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma - William E. Hinkle, age 45, a farmer, Minnie, age 34, Ray, age 14, Mary B., age 11and Don, age 8 years and 8 months.
1934 June 16 - William Earnest Hinkle was a resident of Fairfax, Oklahoma at the time of his mother, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle's death.
1953 June 16 - Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma - William Earnest Hinkle was buried in Fairfax Cemtery Section F, Lot 21, the fourth grave south.
From the FAIRFAX CHIEF Newspaper, Thursday, July 23,1953 - Funeral service for W. E. Hinkle, a pioneer resident of this community, was held last Thursday afternoon at the Pentecostal Church of God, conducted by a former pastor, Rev. J. W. Caswell, assisted by Rev. A. J. Wells, Pastor of the Assembly of God Church. Interment was in the Fairfax cemetery with the Hunsaker funeral home in charge. Mr. Hinkle passed away Tuesday afternoon, July 14, at the Ponca City hospital where he had been taken the evening before. His age at death was 77 years, 3 months, 14 days. William Ernest Hinkle was born march 20, 1876 in Louisburg, Missouri, the son of Gideon and Mary Hinkle. He was united in marriage to Minnie Elizabeth Bradshaw in Louisburg, Mo., on December 7, 1899. To this union were born five children, three sons and two daughters, all of whom survive. the family moved from Missouri to Fairfax in 1916, and the family home has been in this community ever since that date. Mr. Hinkle was a member of the Pentecostal Church of God. Immediate family survivors are his wife; their five children, Lee Hinkle of Medford Oregon, Ray Hinkle of Honeywell Kansas, Don Hinkle of Ponca City, Mrs. Mae Bates of Ponca City, Mrs. Bess Kolb of Los Angeles, California,; 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

He first married Sarah BAKER-HINKLE - 501, daughter of Gideon George 'Gid' HINKLE - 3026 & Mary Elizabeth HALE - 3298, About 1896 in Dallas County, Missouri. Born November 1876 in Illinois. Died in Bloomington, Kansas (?). Buried in Kansas (?). Occupation Homemaker.

1900 Census - Clinton Twp. Clinton, Henry Co., MO. at 118 Greene Street, lists Sarah, her daughter Mable E. living in the household of Gideon and Mary E. Hinkle and family. Census shows that Sarah had been married 4 years, mother of two children, one living and one deceased. Census lists Sarah as " Add" Daughter and Mable E. as Grandaughter of Gideon and Mary.
1900 Census - 118 Greene Street, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - Sarah Baker, age 24, and daughter, Mable E. Baker, age 3, living with George (Gideon) Hinkle and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle and family. *1900 Census Sarah has two living children, her father was born in Ohio and her mother was born in Tennessee.
*Does the name Locke have significants to Sarah Baker Hinkle?
*Did Sarah die in Bloomington, Kansas during the wheat harvest while the Hinkle family were employed by Kansas farmers?

They had the following children:

25 i. Mable E. BAKER-HINKLE - 502

He second married Minnie Elizabeth BRADSHAW - 3306, daughter of John R. BRADSHAW - 4613 & Martha Jane PITTS - 4614, 7 December 1899 in Dallas County, Missouri. Born 14 September 1880 in Tennessee. Died 28 February 1967 in Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. Buried 1 March 1967 in Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma. Occupation Homemaker. Religion Pentecostal Church Of God.

From the FAIRFAX CHIEF Newspaper - Thursday, March 2, 1967 - Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Fairfax Assembly of God Church for Mrs. Minnie E. Hinkle, a long-time local resident who died in the Ponca City nursing home Monday afternoon. Rev. Frank Hall, Pastor, officiated at the services, and interment was in the Fairfax cemetery, directed by Hunsaker's Funeral home. She was born September 27, 1881 at Louisburg, Mo., and died in Ponca City February 27, 1967 at the age of 86 years, five months and 13 days. She was united in marriage to William Earnest Hinkle December 7, 1899 at Louisburg, Mo. and to this union five children were born, three sons and two daughters. Her husband preceded her in death. Survivors include three sons, Lee Hinkle, Hayden Colo.; Ray Hinkle, Wellington Kan., and Don Hinkle, Ponca City; two daughters, Mrs. Mae Bates, Ponca City, and Mrs. Bessie Kolb, Los Angeles, Calif.; 22 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren and many other distant relatives and friends. Pallbearers were Russell Hinkle, Morris Hinkle, Herb Hinkle, Bill Hinkle, Weldon Hinkle and Joe Bates, Jr., all grandsons. Newspaper article; Tuesday, February 28, 1967, "Minnie" Hinkle of Fairfax Dies. Mrs. Minnie Elizabeth Hinkle of Fairfax, mother of Mrs. Mae Bates, Route 3 and Don Hinkle, 715 North Union, died Monday in the Ponca City Nursing Home. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday the 6th in the Fairfax Assembly of God Church. Pallbearers are Russell Hinkle, Morris Hinkle, Herb Hinkle, Bill Hinkle, Weldon Hinkle and Joe Bates Jr., grandsons. Burial will be in the Fairfax Cemetery under the direction of the Hunsaker Funeral Home. The family will be at the home of Mrs. Joe Bates Sr., Route 3. Mrs. Hinkle was born Sept. 14, 1880, in Hickory County, Mo., and came to the Fairfax area about 1910. Surviving her are three sons, Lee of Haden, Colo., Ray of Wellington and Don; two daughters, Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Bess Kolb of Los Angeles, 22 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Hinkle was preceded in death by her husband, Earnest.
1967 March 1 Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma - Minnie Elizabeth Bradshaw Hinkle was buried in Fairfax Cemetery, Section F, Lot 21, third grave south.

They had the following children:

26 i. Lee Bryan HINKLE - 3307
27 ii. Ethel Mae HINKLE - 3308
28 iii. Ray HINKLE - 3309
29 iv. Bessie Grace HINKLE - 3310
30 v. Onnie Don Sr. HINKLE - 3311

12. Enoch Fountain HINKLE - 3299. Born 29 June 1885 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 14 December 1952 in Empire, Coos County, Oregon. Buried 19 December 1952 in Hubbard Cemetery, Hubbard, Marion County, Oregon. Occupation Corps Of Engineers; 1934, Sonora, Tuolumne Co., California.

1883 June - another birth year given for Enoch Fountain Hinkle.
1900 Census - Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - Enoch age 17, living with his parents and siblings.
1910 Census - Commercial Street, North Campbell Township, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri - Enoch F. Hinkle age 23, poultry packing employee and Lady E. age 18.
1913 August 13 - Enoch and Lady E. Hinkke purchased the NorthEast quarter of the North West quarter in Section nineteen (19), Township thirty five (35), Range twenty (20); property in Dallas County, Missouri; purchase price $400.00.
1916 November 29 - Wednesday - the property in the North Eastquarter of the North West quarter of Section nineteen (19), of Township thirty five (35), in Range twenty (20) was sold for the amount of $435.00 at Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri.
1920 Census - Marbleton Precinct, Marbleton, Lincoln County, Wyoming - Enoch F. Hinkle, age 35, a stock rider and general laborer for rancher, Charles P. Budd; Lady E., age 28 and daughter, Mary, age 6.
Enoch was a Private of Company "A" Missouri 5th. Regt. Cavalry.
1934 - Enoch F. Hinkle was a employee of the Corp of Engineers at Sonora, California.
1934 June 16 - Enoch Fountain Hinkle was a resident of Sonora, California at the time of his mother, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle's death.
No Social Security Number, Registar Number 170, California State file number 108357;
1952 December 14 - Enoch Fountain Hinkle, transit permit handled by Mills Funeral Home, Coos Bay, Oregon, with funeral services by Clough-Barrick Funeral Home, Marion County, Oregon. *Burial in Section C, Row 7, Lots 3 and 4. (Barrick Funeral Home, 205 Church Street, S.E., Salem, Oregon 97301).
1997 June 17 - Tuesday - James Dewey Hinkle and wife, Connie visited the graves of Enoch and Lady Hinkle. Jim also visited at the City of Hubbard, Municipal Building, 3720 2nd Street, P.O. Box 380, Hubbard, Oregon 97032 and at the home of Hubbard Cemetery Association treasurer, Mrs. Zane (Vera) Yoder, 908 Astor Way, Woodburn, Oregon 97071. Mrs. Vera Yoder let Jim copy all information she obtained on Enoch and Lady Hinkle.

He married Lady E. HODGES - 3305, daughter of M. J. HODGES - 651 & Name UNKNOWN - 652, 7 September 1909 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Born 8 November 1890 in Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 8 April 1973 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington. Buried 11 April 1973 in Hubbard Cemetery, Hubbard, Marion County, Oregon. Occupation Homemaker.

Mrs. M. J. Hodges, mother of Lady E. Hodges gives her consent of the marriage to Enoch Hinkle. At the Primitive Baptist Church at Louisburg, Dallas Co., Mo. Elder J.H. White officiating.
Lady E. Hinkle was issued Social Security Number 543-07-6562 in the state of Oregon.
1973 April 11 - Woodburn Independent Newspaper; Woodburn, Marion County, Oregon - Lady E. Hinkle, 83, of 5618 Lewis River Road, Ariel, Washington, a former resident of Salem and Hubbard, died Sunday in a Vancouver, Washington hospital. A native of Missouri, Mrs. Hinkle came to Salem from Wyoming in 1936. She moved to Hubbard in 1949 and resided there until 1961 when she moved to Ariel. Surviving are daughter, Mary Smith, of Ariel; son, Robert, of Salem; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Her husband Enoch died in 1952. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Barrick Mortuary. Interment will be in the Hubbard Cemetery. *Burial in Section C, Row 7, Lots 3 and 4. (Barrick Funeral Home, 205 Church Street, S.E., Salem, Oregon 97301).

They had the following children:

i. Robert HINKLE - 3665;
31 ii. Mary "Shona Ha" HINKLE - 3666

13. Alta Myra HINKLE - 3301. Born 18 May 1885 in Missouri. Died 1 November 1914 in Hickory County, Missouri. Buried November 1914 in Pittsburg Baptist Church Cemetery, Hickory County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

She married James Columbus 'Lum' BRADSHAW - 3530, son of John R. BRADSHAW - 4613 & Martha Jane PITTS - 4614, 28 June 1900 in Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri. Born 30 September 1872 in Missouri. Died 1962 in Hickory County, Missouri. Buried 1962 in Pittsburg Baptist Church Cemetery, Hickory County, Missouri.
They had the following children:

32 i. Inez Marie BRADSHAW - 3531
ii. Martha Ann BRADSHAW - 3532; Born 1905 in Pittsburg, Hickory County, Missouri. Died 1968 in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Buried 1968 in Memorial Gardens, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri.

She married Ralph I. FOSTER - 3561. Born 1909. Died 1971 in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Buried 1971 in Memorial Gardens, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer.

33 iii. Jessie L. BRADSHAW - 3533
iv. Paul BRADSHAW - 3534; Born in Pittsburg, Hickory County, Missouri.

14. Harley HINKLE - 3302. Born 22 June 1887 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 23 April 1971 in Yountville, Napa County, California. Buried 27 April 1971 in Park View Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin Co., California. Occupation Ranch Laborer & Sgt Company D 42 Infantry World War I.

History: 1887 June 22 - Harley Hinkle was born at Louisburg,Dallas County, Missouri. *in a note extracted from Harley'schildrens notes, Harley Hinkle Sr. eyes were blue.
1934 June 16 - Harley Hinkle was a resident of Perkins,California at the time of his mother, Mary Elizabeth HaleHinkle's death.
*Harley Hinkle Sr. and family resided at 801 South Olive Street,Stockton, California for a number of years.
1971 April 23 - Harley Hinkle died at the Veterans Hospital,Yountsville, California and was buried in the Parkview Cemetery,Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. *Jame Hinkleextracted the following from a article of Harley's daughters,Elsie Aline (Hinkle) Rohrer and Juanita Isabel "Nita" (Hinkle)Taylor: Harlley left home at an early age, served in the U. S.Army Cavalry during World War I and in Russia during theoverthrow of the Czar. He returned to the United States by wasof the Philipines, thus traveling around the world. He metVelma while working for her father. To this marriage were bornten children. Harley worked at many jobs as a laborer andbrought his family of four to California in 1927. They settledin Stockton, California in 1937 and remained there till theirdeaths. Velma died at the early age of 37, Harley neverremarried.
1971 April 27 Stockton, San Joaquin County, California - HARLEYHINKLE - Harley was one of seven children of Gideon and MaryElizabeth Hale Hinkle. He left home (Louisburg, Missouri) at anearly age, served in the U.S. Army Cavalry during W.W. I and inRussia during the revolution in 1919. He served in Beresovka,Siberia and left there by was of Vladivostok for thePhillipines. From there he returned to the states in SanFrancisco. Harley was involved in setting up a site on AngelIsland in San Francisco Bay, helping to build barracks. (In the1950's his son, Jim was stationed on Angel Island). Harley metVelma while working for her father. To this marriage were bornten children. Harley worked at many jobs as a laborer, andbrought his family of four to California in 1927. They lived inPerkins, California then moved to Stockton, California in 1937and remained there till their deaths. Velma died followingsurgery in March of 1943 at age 37. This was a great tragedy tothis family. Harley never remarried. He died at the Veteran'sHospital in Yountsville, California at the age of 83. *HarleyHinkle had been issued Social Security Number 552-18-1725.

He married Velma Isabel MARTIN - 3565, daughter of Chester F. MARTIN - 5839 & Susan HARTMAN - 5840, 21 January 1924 in Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri. Born 24 August 1905 in Trenton, Grundy County, Missouri. Died 26 March 1943 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Buried 29 March 1943 in Park View Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin Co., California. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

34 i. Doris Lucille MARTIN-HINKLE - 3566
35 ii. Elsie Aline HINKLE - 3568
iii. Robert Eugene HINKLE - 3570; Born 10 January 1926 in California. Died 26 February 1945 in Iwo Jima. Buried February 1945 in Park View Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Occupation PFC 21 United States Marines 3 Division World War II.

History: Robert Eugene Hinkle eyes were blue.
Robert Eugene Hinkle attended the Schneider Vocational HighSchool, Stockton, California.
1945 February 26, Pfc. Robert Eugene Hinkle, 19, of the UnitedStates Marine Corps died during combat at Iwo Jima. Robert wasinterred in Iwo Jima but his father, Harley Hinkle had Robert'sbody re-interred at the Park View Cemetery, Section J, grave 4of Lot 100 of Block 15 Stockton, San Joaquin County, California.*January 10 1926 - February 23 1945.

36 iv. Albert Eldon HINKLE - 3571
37 v. James William HINKLE - 3573
38 vi. Juanita Isabel "Nita" HINKLE - 3575
vii. Richard HINKLE - 3577; Born 7 May 1931 in Perkins, Sacramento County, California. Died December 1999 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Buried in San Joaquin National Cemetery, San Joaquin Co., California. Occupation 44 Year Marley Company Shipping Department Employee.

History: 1999 December Stockton, San Joaquin County, Californianewspaper - Richard Hinkle Shipping Department Worker - RichardHinkle, 68, of Stockton died Saturday in Stockton. Mr Hinklewas born in Sacramento. He lived in Stockton for 64 years. MrHinkle worked in the shipping department of Marley Company for44 years. He retired in 1993. Mr Hinkle served in the Marinesduring the Korean War. Survivors: siblings, Doris Marrello,Elsie Rohrer and Juanita Taylor, all of Stockton, PatriciaDeRouen of Mountain Ranch and Albert Hinkle of Magalia.Services: none, at his request. Inurnment: private.Mortuary: Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home, Lodi. *newspaperobituary extracted exactly like it appeared in the paper. *thename of sibling Joan Ramos of Stockton, California was omittedfrom the newspaper obituary. Juanita "Nita" Taylor wrote cousinJames "Jim" Dewey Hinkle January 1, 2000 informing of herbrother's death. Nita stated that Richard collapsed on asidewalk downtown Stockton and was dead on arrival at thehospital. He was cremated and the siblings were makingarrangements to have his ashes placed in the San JoaquinNational Cemetery.


He married Wanda MORROW - 3578.

39 viii. Harley Jr. HINKLE - 3579
40 ix. Patricia Ann HINKLE - 3581
41 x. Joan HINKLE - 3582
xi. Stillborn HINKLE - 3583; Born January 1938 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Died January 1938 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Buried 1938.

15. Bruce HINKLE - 3304. Born 12 December 1891 in Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri. Died 24 November 1958 in Colfax, Colfax County, New Mexico. Buried 28 November 1958 in Springer Community Cemetery, Colfax County, New Mexico.

1891 December 12 - birth of Bruce Hinkle at Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri.
1900 Census - 118 Greene Street, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - Bruce Hinkle, age 7, living with his parents, siblings, Sarah Baker, Mable E. Baker and Roy E. Carpenter.
1910 Census - Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri - Bruce Hinkle, age 19, a laborer is living with his widowed mother, Mary Hinkle, age 50 and Mable, age 11.
1918 - Marriage of Bruce Hinkle and Mary Ann Sroufe at Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma.
1919 February 28 - birth date of Bruce and Mary Ann Hinkle's daughter, Edna Aline at Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma.
1930 January 4 - Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri - Marriage Book __, page 187 - Bruce Hinkle of Goodson, Polk County, Missouri and Irene Elizabeth Barnett of Goodson, Polk County, Missouri, who is under the age of twenty one years were married at Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri, by Judge of Probate, O. P. Hollingsworth. Mrs. Effie Barnett, mother of Irene gave her consent.
1934 June 16 - Bruce Hinkle was a resident of Estes Park, Colorado at the time of his mother, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle's death.
1954 April 24 - Colfax County, New Mexico - Marriage Record Book No. 68, page 38582 - Bruce Hinkle, age 61 and Beulah Ryals, age 48, married at Raton, New Mexico by Clarence L. Healey, Probate Judge.
1958 November 26 - Wednesday - THE RATON DAILY RANGE - Raton, Colfax County, New Mexico - Springer Man Dies Monday - Bruce Hinkle, 67, a resident of Springer six years, died Monday evening at Colfax General Hospital here. Mr. Hinkle was a veteran of World War I. Rosary will be recited at 7 this evening at Raton Funeral Home in Raton. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Survivors are his wife, Beulah; a daughter, Mrs. Aline Alls of Abbott; five grandchildren; two great grandchildren and two brothers, F. M. (Francis Marion 'Teck') of Charleston, N. H. (New Hampshire), and Harley of Stockton, California.
1958 November 28 - Friday - burial of Bruce Hinkle at Springer Community Cemetery, Springer, Colfax County, New Mexico.
1958 November 28 - State of New Mexico, Certificate of Death County Number 2208 for Bruce Hinkle states cause of death from cancer. Social Security Number given has 523-05-5725 on this form.

He first married Mary Ann SROUFE - 3589, daughter of Amos Pete SROUFE - 5886 & Flora Bell UNKNOWN - 5887, About 1918 in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma. Buried in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

42 i. Edna Aline HINKLE - 3590

He second married Irene Elizabeth BARNETT - 5888, daughter of Unnamed BARNETT - 5889 & Effie UNKNOWN - 5890, 4 January 1930 in Bolivar, Polk County, Missouri.

He third married Beulah RYALF - 2988, 24 April 1954 in Raton, Colfax County, New Mexico. Born 23 April 1906 in Yava, Arkansas. Occupation Homemaker.

16. Sarah BAKER-HINKLE - 501. Born November 1876 in Illinois. Died in Bloomington, Kansas (?). Buried in Kansas (?). Occupation Homemaker.

1900 Census - Clinton Twp. Clinton, Henry Co., MO. at 118 Greene Street, lists Sarah, her daughter Mable E. living in the household of Gideon and Mary E. Hinkle and family. Census shows that Sarah had been married 4 years, mother of two children, one living and one deceased. Census lists Sarah as " Add" Daughter and Mable E. as Grandaughter of Gideon and Mary.
1900 Census - 118 Greene Street, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - Sarah Baker, age 24, and daughter, Mable E. Baker, age 3, living with George (Gideon) Hinkle and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle and family. *1900 Census Sarah has two living children, her father was born in Ohio and her mother was born in Tennessee.
*Does the name Locke have significants to Sarah Baker Hinkle?
*Did Sarah die in Bloomington, Kansas during the wheat harvest while the Hinkle family were employed by Kansas farmers?

She married William Earnest HINKLE - 3300, son of Gideon George 'Gid' HINKLE - 3026 & Mary Elizabeth HALE - 3298, About 1896 in Dallas County, Missouri. Born 22 March 1876 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 14 July 1953 in Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. Buried 16 June 1953 in Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma. Occupation Farmer. Religion Pentecostal Church Of God.

1876 March 22 - birthdate of William Earnest Hinkle.
1880 Census - Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri, Earnest Hale (Hinkle), age 4, living with his grandfather, Fountain Hale, age 52, a farmer, Fountain's daughters, Mary E., age 27 and Sarah, age 23.
1899 December 7 - marriage date of William Earnest Hinkle, of Louisburg, Missouri and Minnie E. Bradshaw, of Nemo, Hickory County, Missouri.
1910 Census - Bolivar Road, Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri - Ernest W. Hinkle, age 30, a farmer, Minnie, age 26, Lee B., age 9, May, age 8, Ray, age 5 and Bessie, age one and a half.
1920 Census - Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma - William E. Hinkle, age 45, a farmer, Minnie, age 34, Ray, age 14, Mary B., age 11and Don, age 8 years and 8 months.
1934 June 16 - William Earnest Hinkle was a resident of Fairfax, Oklahoma at the time of his mother, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle's death.
1953 June 16 - Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma - William Earnest Hinkle was buried in Fairfax Cemtery Section F, Lot 21, the fourth grave south.
From the FAIRFAX CHIEF Newspaper, Thursday, July 23,1953 - Funeral service for W. E. Hinkle, a pioneer resident of this community, was held last Thursday afternoon at the Pentecostal Church of God, conducted by a former pastor, Rev. J. W. Caswell, assisted by Rev. A. J. Wells, Pastor of the Assembly of God Church. Interment was in the Fairfax cemetery with the Hunsaker funeral home in charge. Mr. Hinkle passed away Tuesday afternoon, July 14, at the Ponca City hospital where he had been taken the evening before. His age at death was 77 years, 3 months, 14 days. William Ernest Hinkle was born march 20, 1876 in Louisburg, Missouri, the son of Gideon and Mary Hinkle. He was united in marriage to Minnie Elizabeth Bradshaw in Louisburg, Mo., on December 7, 1899. To this union were born five children, three sons and two daughters, all of whom survive. the family moved from Missouri to Fairfax in 1916, and the family home has been in this community ever since that date. Mr. Hinkle was a member of the Pentecostal Church of God. Immediate family survivors are his wife; their five children, Lee Hinkle of Medford Oregon, Ray Hinkle of Honeywell Kansas, Don Hinkle of Ponca City, Mrs. Mae Bates of Ponca City, Mrs. Bess Kolb of Los Angeles, California,; 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

They had the following children:

25 i. Mable E. BAKER-HINKLE - 502

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17. Emma Delphia HINKLE - 3035. Born 15 January 1892 in Sentinel, Polk County, Missouri. Died 10 January 1978 in Okeechobee, Okeechobee County, Florida. Buried January 1978 in Evergreen Cemetery, Okeechobee County, Florida. Occupation Homemaker.

She married Nelson David FORTNEY - 3037, son of David Scott FORTNEY - 4354 & Neta Elizabeth COX - 4355, 29 July 1911 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Born 3 December 1872 in Cedar County, Missouri. Died 10 October 1925 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Buried October 1925 in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Springfield, Greene Co. Missouri. Occupation Railroad Employee, Miner And School Maintenance Employee.

History: Nelson David Fortney first wife may have been CenbalinFaulkner. Their children may have been Edna, Kenny L. andRocksey. *Constance Flossant is another name for Nelson's firstwife, information taken from another researcher of the Fortneyfamily.
1918 - Nelson David Fortney was a resident at 2035 TaylorStreet, Springfield, Missouri.
Nelson David Fortney worked in the mines at Oronogo, JasperCounty, Missouri.
1925 October 10 - Nelson David Fortney, died and was buried inSection 3, Lot 41 of the Greenlawn Memorial Gardens,Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
Mrs Ruby Florence Fortney Kinchen provided James Hinkleinformation on Nelson David Fortney.

They had the following children:

43 i. Ophia May Etta Doris FORTNEY - 3042
ii. Elmer FORTNEY - 3043
44 iii. Ruby Florence FORTNEY - 3044
iv. Lena FORTNEY - 3045

18. Lucy Jane "Janie" HINKLE - 3036. Born 1894 in Sentinel, Polk County, Missouri. Died 1923 in Missouri. Buried 1923 in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Springfield, Greene Co. Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

History: 1923 - Lucy Jane "Janie" Hinkle was buried in Section3, Lot 41 of the Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Springfield, GreeneCounty, Missouri.

She married Ed HAYDEN - 3038.
They had the following children:

i. Youlis HAYDEN - 3039
ii. Lester HAYDEN - 3040
iii. Eldon HAYDEN - 3041

19. Eldora Elizabeth HINKLE - 4012. Born 23 September 1908 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Died 29 December 1987 in Cedar County, Missouri. Buried December 1987 in Alder Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Cedar County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

1924 September 23 Cedar County Missouri Marriage Book K, page 172 - Eldora Hinkle and G. L. Powell.
1987 December 29 death date of Eldora Elizabeth Hinkle Powell Rucker Pummill, the Pitts Funeral Home, Inc., 316 East Broadway, Bolivar, Missouri were in charge of the funeral with burial at Alder Cemetery, Cedar County, Missouri.

She first married Green Lafayette "Lee" POWELL - 3975, son of Green L. POWELL - 4348 & Mary Jane UNKNOWN - 4349, 23 September 1924 in Stockton, Cedar County, Missouri. Born 3 April 1880 in Cedar County, Missouri. Died 18 January 1937 in Cedar County, Missouri. Buried January 1937 in Mound Cemetery, Cedar Township, Cedar County, Missouri.

Green L. Powell may have been in Ellensburg, Washington when he was 20 to 30 years of age. *Hazel Hayes Indermuhle, 411South Pearl Street, Ellensburg, Washington 98926 was a cousin to Green Lafayette Powell.

They had the following children:

i. Alfred Lee POWELL - 3976
45 ii. Albert Lee POWELL - 3993
iii. Roy James POWELL - 3994
46 iv. Emma Jane POWELL - 4004
v. Johnnie Lafayette POWELL - 4005
47 vi. William Henry "Billy" "Slim Wilson" POWELL - 4006

She second married Lewis Claude RUCKER - 4007, son of Bruce J. RUCKER - 12076 & Emma UNKNOWN - 12077, 8 July 1938. Born 12 April 1889. Died 18 May 1963. Buried May 1963.
They had the following children:

48 i. Hazel RUCKER - 4009
ii. Pearl William RUCKER - 4008
iii. Ethel Angie RUCKER - 2142
iv. Robert Lee RUCKER - 2143

She third married Frank PUMMILL - 4010, 12 August 1964 in Missouri. Died in Fair Play, Polk County, Missouri. Buried in Akard Cemetery, Fair Play, Polk County, Missouri.

1921 June 23 THE CEDAR COUNTY REPUBLICAN - Frank Pummill and SamMalloy were whipped by "white caps" on the bridge west of FairPlay on June 2nd. *some of the highlights of the period from1921 to 1930, as recorded in the Cedar County Republican.
FRANK PUMMILL - FAIR PLAY - Services for Frank Pummill, 83, FairPlay, will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Pitts Chapel in Bolivar withthe Rev. Hobart Mustain officiating. Burial will be in AkardCemetery, Fair Play. Mr Pummill died at 11:30 p.m. Friday aftera lingering illness. Survivors include his wife, Eldora; threesons, Louis, Kirksville, James, Kansas City and Donnie,Carthage; three daughters, Mrs Pearlie Jean Shepherd, Kent,Washington, Mrs Virgie Parker, Carthage and Mrs Sharon Bond,state of Oklahoma; five stepsons, Albert Powell, Houston, AlfredPowell, Dunnegan, Roy Powell, Warrensburg, Billy Powell, stateof Washington and Pearl Rucker, Dunnegan; two stepdaughters, MrsImogene Routh, Dunnegan and Mrs Hazel yoachum, Willard; asister, Mrs Ella Cauthon, Pleasant Hill; 15 grandchildren and 19great grandchildren.


20. Anne Isabel HINKLE - 4021. Born 25 December 1912 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

1938 December 22 - Isabell Hinkle of 6432 High Drive, KansasCity, Missouri, sent a Christmas card to Mr and Mrs J. W. Hinkleof Marshall, Missouri.

She married John Lavern FOUST - 4014, 2 April 1941 in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. Born 28 April 1898 in Woodman, Grant County, Wisconsin. Died 6 October 1984 in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. Buried October 1984 in Roseland Cemetery, Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. Occupation Bus Driver, Madison Wisconsin City Transit.
They had the following children:

i. John Darrell FOUST - 4016
ii. James Allen FOUST - 4018
iii. Jerry Kent FOUST - 4020

21. Hattie Marie HINKLE - 3059. Born 14 December 1904 in Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma. Died 3 July 1986 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Buried 6 July 1986 in Mission Ridge Cemetery, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker. Religion Baptist.

Born on the return leg of a trip to the Oklahoma IndianTerritory, in a covered wagon, returning to Missouri, aftervisiting with relatives in what is now the area of Fairfax inOsage County Oklahoma. Cause of death, natural causes. Saturday,July 5, 1986; LOUISBURG, Services for Hattie Marie Miller, 81,Louisburg, willbe at 2 p.m. Sunday in Cantlon Chapel, Buffalo.Burial will be in Mission Ridge Cemetery, Urbana Missouri. Mrs.Miller died at 6:45 p.m.Thursday after suffering an apparentheart attack. Visitation will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today atthe funeral home.

She married Jessie Lonnie MILLER - 3065, son of Ross Franklin "Frank" MILLER - 3081 & Ollie Myrtle BAILEY - 3082, 25 April 1925 in Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri. Born 20 October 1902 in Dallas County, Missouri. Died 17 October 1969 in Springfield, Greene County, Missoouri. Buried 19 October 1969 in Mission Ridge Cemetery, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer. Religion Assembly Of God.
They had the following children:

49 i. Myrtle Ann MILLER - 3066
50 ii. Lelah Nadean MILLER - 3067
51 iii. Freddie Lawrence MILLER - 3068
52 iv. Hazel Doris MILLER - 3069
53 v. Frank Wilburn MILLER - 3070

22. Oliver Erastas HINKLE - 3060. Born 31 July 1907 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 13 May 1967 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Buried 15 May 1967 in Floral Hills Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer & Retired Central State Steel Truck Driver. Religion Baptist.

1953 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 406 - Oliver E. Hinkle (Oma) residence of 18121/2 Balto Avenue; a driver for Central States Steel. *directorypublished by R. L. Polk & Company.
1955 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 447 - Oliver E. Hinkle (Oma C.) basementresidence of 4218 Woodland Avenue; a driver for Central StateSteel.
1956 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri - Oliver E. Hinkle (Oma) residence of 3018 MichiganAvenue; a driver for Central States Steel.
1957 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 437 - Oliver E. (Oma) a Central State Steelemployee, resided at 3018 Michigan Avenue.
1958 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 480 - Oliver E. (Ome) Hinkle a Central StateSteel employee, resided at 3018 Michigan Avenue.
1959 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 492 - Oliver E. (Oma E.) Hinkle, a Central StateSteel employee, resided at 3018 Michigan Avenue.
1960 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 488 - Oliver E. Hinkle (Oma E.) residence of 3018Michigan Avenue; a driver for Central State Steel. *directorypublished by R. L. Polk & Company, 500 Keystone Building,1220-22 Main Street, Kansas City 5, Missouri.
1961 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 558 - Oliver E. (Oma E.) Hinkle a central StateSteel driver, resided at 3018 Michigan Avenue.
1964 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 510 - Oliver E. (Oma E.) Hinkle a driver forCentral State Steel; resided at 3018 Michigan Avenue.
1967 May newspaper clipping - OLIVER E. HINKLE, 59, of 9604Elmwood, Kansas City, Mo., died at his home Saturday, May 13,1967. He was in ill health, having spent five weeks in ahospital and four months bedfast at his home. Mr. Hinkle was aformer Corder, Mo. resident, moving to Kansas City where he wasemployed as a truck driver for Central States Steel, Inc., for17 years. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Oma E. Hinkle, of the home;one daughter, Mrs. Wanda Flood of 9110 Eastern, Kansas City;three sons, Glenn Hinkle of 4620 Bell, Kansas City, FrancisHinkle of Bonner Springs, Kans., and Vernon Hinkle of Grandview;one sister, Mrs. Jessie Miller of Louisburg, Mo.; two brothers,Lester Hinkle of Sedalia, Mo. and Dewey Hinkle of Independenceand seven grandchildren. The funeral service was held at 1 p.m.Monday, May 15 at Newcomers Chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo inKansas City, Interment was in Floral Hills Cemetery.

He married Oma Eleander CLAGGETT - 3125, daughter of Steven Burt CLAGGETT - 3972 & Addie Mae KITTSMILLER - 3973, 22 December 1928 in Stockton, Cedar County, Missouri. Born 11 February 1908 in Washington Township, Cedar County, Missouri. Died 22 January 2002 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker & School Food Service Employee. Religion Baptist.

1970 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 617 - Oma E. (wid Oliver E.) Hinkle a TrumanSchool cook, a resident at 9604 Elmwood Avenue.
1971 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County,Missouri, page 352 - Oma E. (wid Oliver E.) Hinkle, a TrumanSchool cook, resided at 9604 Elmwood Avenue.
2000 - Oma Eleander (Claggett) Hinkle resided at The Fountains,Apartment A318, 2100 Swope Drive, Independence, Missouri.

They had the following children:

54 i. Wanda Ilene HINKLE - 3126
55 ii. Glenn Eugene HINKLE - 3142
56 iii. Francis Oliver "Bud" HINKLE - 3143
57 iv. Vernon Dewey HINKLE - 3144

23. Lester Wilburn HINKLE - 3061. Born 12 June 1912 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 18 August 1970 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. Buried 20 August 1970 in Miller's Chapel Cemetery, Nelson, Pettis County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer, Mechanic, Carpenter.

*Lester Wilburn Hinkle lived in several Missouri towns, Louisburg, Marshall, Higginsville, Blairstown and Sedalia.
1970 August 19 - The SEDALIA DEMOCRAT- SEDALIA, Missouri. LESTER W. HINKLE. Funeral services for Lester W. Hinkle, 58, 1114 South Park, who died Tuesday afternoon at Bothwell Hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Ewing Funeral home with the Marvin T. Nobles, Pastor of the New Hope Baptist Church officiating. He was born at Louisburg, Missouri. June 12, 1912, son of the late James W. and Polly Anne West Hinkle. For the past eight years he had lived in Sedalia. He was maintenance foreman at Town and Country Shoes. He married Miss Opal M. Carpenter at Sedalia. He was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife of the home, a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Martha Janette) Singleton, St. Charles, Missouri; a sister, Mrs. Hattie Miller, Louisburg, Missouri; a brother, Dewey C. Hinkle, Independence, Missouri and two grandchildren. Mr. Hinkle was preceded in death by two brothers, George Hinkle, who died in infancy, and Oliver Hinkle in 1967. Mrs. G. W. Riecke and Mrs. Marvin T. Nobles sang "How great thow Art" and "God Will Take Care of You," with Mrs. Nobles accompanying at the organ. Pallbearers were Robert Kelly, Lester Comer, Jr., Henry Brewer, Orville Buchanan, James Crystal and Roby Kanoy. Burial was in the Miller's Chapel Cemetery.

He married Opal Mae CARPENTER - 3168, daughter of Edward F. CARPENTER - 5776 & Martha E. RENTFRO - 5777, 18 August 1938 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. Born 4 February 1920 in Nelson, Saline County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

58 i. Martha Janette "Doll" HINKLE - 3169

24. Dewey Cecil HINKLE - 3062. Born 25 April 1918 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Baptism 29 June 1958 in New Salem Baptist Church, Independence, Missouri. Died 17 March 1973 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Buried 19 March 1973 in Salem Cemetery, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri. Occupation Farmer, Machinist & Mechanic. Education 8th Grade. Religion Baptist.

1918 April 25 - Dewey Cecil Hinkle, son of James Wilburn Hinkle and Polly Anna (West) Hinkle, was born at Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri.
1942 August 14 - Dewey Cecil Hinkle and Lorene Margaret May Selle were married in Carrollton, Carroll County, Missouri. Lester Wilburn Hinkle and Dora (Belt) Starr were witnesses. The newly weds spent their wedding night at the home of Lorene's cousin, Edmond Key and wife, Jennie. The Key's were living in a remodeled chicken house in Lafayette County, Missouri.
1942 August 28 - Carrollton Democrat Newspaper, Carrollton, Carroll County, Missouri - WED IN CARROLLTON - Miss Lorene Margaret Selle of Waverly and Dewey Cecil Hinkle of Corder obtained a marriage license in Carrollton Friday morning. They were united in marriage at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. Wm. Icenogle, Friday at 12:30 p.m. The bridegroom is a private in the United States Army and is located at a camp in Alabama.
1943 June 6 - Dewey and Lorene Hinkle's first born, James Dewey Hinkle was born at Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama.
1945 May 10 - William Franklin George Hinkle, son of Dewey and Lorene Hinkle, was born at Corder, Lafayette County, Missouri.
1947 June 2 - Catherine Marie Hinkle, daughter of Dewey and Lorene Hinkle, was born at Saint Margaret's Hospital, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
1948 April 29 - Donna Joann Hinkle, daughter of Dewey and Lorene Hinkle, was born at Saint Margaret's Hospital, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
1949 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri - Dewey Hinkle a Kansas City, Kansas resident, a driver for Central States Steel.
1950 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, page 235 - Dewey C. Hinkle (Lorene M.) residence of 1039 Tenny Avenue; a clerk for Central State Steel, Kansas City, Missouri. *directory published by R. L. Polk & Company,1207 Grand Avenue, Room 228, Kansas City 6, Missouri.
1951 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, page 421 - Dewey Hinkle, a resident of Kansas City, Kansas; a Central States Steel shipping clerk.
1955 Polk's Kansas City Directory, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, page 447 - Dewey C. Hinkle (Lorene M.) residence of 531 Cypress Avenue; a operator for General Motors. *directory published by R. L. Polk & Company, 104 East 14th Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
1961 September 14 - Joyce Denise Hinkle, daughter of Dewey and Lorene Hinkle, was born at the Independence Sanitarium and Hospital, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri.
1965 Polk's Independence City Directory, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri, page 240 - Dewey C. Hinkle a Allis-Chalmers employee resided at R.F.D. 1 Whitney Road, Independence, Missouri.
1973 March 17 - Dewey Cecil Hinkle died at the University Medical Center of Kansas, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas Burn Center, from injuries he received at his home from a furance explosion.
1973 March 17 - Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri - Death caused by propane furnace in home exploding as he was trying to relight it. Faulty safety valve was found to be the problem, causing a large amount of propane to gather in the basement. He had a bad cold and couldn't smell the gas and lit a match to relight the pilot light when the explosion happened. 3rd degree burns to 90 percent of his body.
1973 March 17 - Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri - BURNS ARE FATAL TO DEWEY HINKLE - Dewey C. Hinkle, Rt. 1, Independence, died March 17th., at the University of Kansas Medical Center of burns suffered in an explosion in his home. Mr. Hinkle was born in Louisburg, Missouri. and moved to the area where he lived 26 years ago from Corder, Missouri. He was a maintenance man for the Lake City Arsenal. He was an Army Veteran of World War II. He was a member of Independence Masonic Lodge 76 and the New Salem Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife; Lorene Hinkle of the home; two sons, James Hinkle, Buckner, and William Hinkle, Sibley; three daughters, Miss Joyce Hinkle of the home; Mrs. Donna Myers, Odessa; and Mrs. Catherine Hoy, North Carolina; a sister, Mrs. Hattie Miller, Louisburg;and five grandchildren. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Carson Independence chapel. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at the church. Burial in the church cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the church.
1973 March 19 - Dewey Cecil Hinkle was buried in the Salem Cemetery, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri.
1999 - James Dewey Hinkle writes: Dewey Cecil Hinkle never saw a stranger, could talk to anyone about almost any topic. Was very good at math and could do algebra problems in his head without paper or pencil faster than most high school seniors in the early 1960's notes his son, James Dewey, doing the same problem. Had a very good memory and loved to visit with relatives. A great hunter and fisherman but never one to waste any of the meat that was brought home. Enjoyed time away from the city and his work, always looking forward to retiring and spending more time at his cabin at the Lake of the Ozarks. He was very good with his hands also, making his own fishing rods and tackle.

Social Security Number 500-10-0858 was assigned to Dewey Hinkle.

He married Lorene Margeret May SELLE - 3183, daughter of Edwin Johann 'John' Heinrick 'Henry' SELLE - 3245 & Nora Opal BELT - 3246, 14 August 1942 in Carrollton, Carroll County, Missouri. Born 25 October 1924 in Hodge, Lafayette County, Missouri. Baptism 1924 in Immanuel Lutheran Church-New Salem Baptist Church. Died 11 December 1985 in Independence, Jackson County, Missouri. Buried 14 December 1985 in Salem Cemetery, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker. Education 8th Grade. Religion Lutheran-Baptist.

1924 October 25 - Lorene Margeret May Selle, daughter of Edwin John Henry Selle Sr. and Nora Opal (Belt) Selle, was born at Hodge, Lafayette County, Missouri.
1942 August 28 - Carrollton Democrat Newspaper, Carrollton, Carroll County, Missouri - WED IN CARROLLTON - Miss Lorene Margaret Selle of Waverly and Dewey Cecil Hinkle of Corder obtained a marriage license in Carrollton Friday morning. They were united in marriage at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. Wm. Icenogle, Friday at 12:30 p.m. The bridegroom is a private in the United States Army and is located at a camp in Alabama.
1958 June 29 - Lorene (Selle) Hinkle was baptized at New Salem Baptist Church, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri by Rev.____ _____.
1985 December 11 - Lorene Hinkle died at the Independence Sanitarium and Hospital, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri from cardio-respiratory arrest caused by pulmonary emphysema.
1985 December 13, Friday - Independence Examiner, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri newspaper - Mrs. Lorene M. Hinkle, 61, Whitney Road, died at the Independence Sanitarium and Hospital. She was born in Hodge, Missouri., and moved to this area in 1949. Mrs. Hinkle was a member of the New Salem Baptist Church. Her survivors include two sons, James Dewey Hinkle, Buckner, Mo. and William Franklin Hinkle, Sibley, Mo.; three daughters, Catherine Marie Hinkle, of the home, Donna Joan Myers, Odessa, Mo. and Joyce Denise Smith, Knob Noster, Mo.; her mother, Nora Opal Erwin, and two brothers, Frederick Selle and Edwin J. Selle, all of Kansas City; a sister, Louise Kessner, Raytown; two half brothers, Carl Selle, Merriam, Kansas; and Earl Selle, Horton, Kansas, and 11 grandchildren. Services will be 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the church; burial in the Salem Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 tonight at the Carson Independence Chapel. The family suggests contributions to the church memorial fund.

They had the following children:

59 i. James Dewey 'Jim' HINKLE - 3184
60 ii. William Franklin George "Bill" HINKLE - 3190
61 iii. Catherine Marie HINKLE - 3191
62 iv. Donna Joann HINKLE - 3192
63 v. Joyce Denise HINKLE - 3193

25. Mable E. BAKER-HINKLE - 502. Born May 1897 in Missouri. Died 9 May 1918 in Dallas County, Missouri. Buried May 1918 in Crudgington Cemetery, Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

1900 Census - 118 Greene Street, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri - Mable E. Baker, age 3, living with her mother, Sarah Baker, age 24, George (Gideon) Hinkle and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle and family.
1910 Census - Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri - Mabel Baker, age 11, was living with Mary Elizabeth Hale Hinkle.
1918 May 9 - Mable E. Baker Hinkle died and was buried in Crudgington Cemetery, Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri.

She married Ray "John Hinkle" SAMPLES - 1127. Died in Hamilton County, Tennessee. Buried in Hamilton County, Tennessee. Occupation Industrial Employee.

Ray Samples or John Hinkle are thought to be the same person, being the father of Raymond "Ray" Clarence Hinkle.

They had the following children:

64 i. Raymond Clarence "Ray" HINKLE - 503

26. Lee Bryan HINKLE - 3307. Born 7 October 1900 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 24 February 1980 in Craig, Moffat County, Colorado. Buried February 1980 in Hayden Cemetery, Hayden, Routt County, Colorado.

He married Sylvia Irene BARNARD - 3312, daughter of Joe A. BARNARD - 3405 & Irene Jane FELLOWS - 3406, 8 August 1922 in Pawnee, Pawnee County, Oklahoma. Born 15 September 1902 in Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma. Died 27 May 1985 in Craig, Moffat County, Colorado. Buried 31 May 1985 in Hayden Cemetery, Hayden, Routt County, Colorado. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

i. Phillip Lee HINKLE - 3313
65 ii. Derrell Dixon Sr. HINKLE - 3314
66 iii. Bobby Joe HINKLE - 3315
67 iv. Leslie Bryan HINKLE - 3316
68 v. Chester Morris HINKLE - 3317
69 vi. Marygrace HINKLE - 3318
70 vii. Russell Wayne HINKLE - 3319
71 viii. Edwin Lee "Red" "Ed" HINKLE - 3320
72 ix. Elizabeth Irene "Liz" HINKLE - 3321
73 x. Terrial MacArther HINKLE - 3322
74 xi. Weldon Earl "Boy" HINKLE - 3323
75 xii. Eldon "Little Red" HINKLE - 3324

27. Ethel Mae HINKLE - 3308. Born 9 January 1902 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 20 June 1997 in Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. Buried June 1997 in Fairfax Cemetery, Osage County, Oklahoma. Occupation Homemaker. Religion Member First Lutheran Church Of Ponca City, Oklahoma.

1997 June 23 - PONCA CITY NEWS - Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma - Ethel Mae Bates, longtime area resident, died Friday, June 20, 1997, at 8 a.m. in the Highland Nursing Home. She was 95. The funeral service was to be held today at 2 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church, Ponca City, with the Rev. Paul Volz, pastor, officiating. Burial was to follow in the Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Oklahoma, under the direction of the Trout Funeral Home. Born January 9, 1902 at Lewisburg (Louisburg), Missouri, she was the daughter of Ernest and Minnie Bradshaw Hinkle. At the age of thirteen, she traveled with her family by covered wagon to Osage Indian Territory. On February 23, 1927 she married Joseph Bates at Greyhorse, Oklahoma. The couple farmed in Osage County for a number of years. Mr. Bates preceded her in death on April 21, 1981. She was a member of the First Lutheran Church and enjoyed cooking for her family and friends. She is survived by one son Joseph D. 'Joe' Bates, Ponca City, four grandchildren, Teresa Rutherford of Ponca City, Liana Rodgers of Houma, Louisiana, Stacy Laskey of Thousand Oaks, California and Douglas L. Wilkins of Oklahoma City, great grandchildren, Jennifer McKenney, Errin Rutherford, Tiana Rodgers, Jessica Rodgers, Heather Laskey, Brooke Laskey, Katy Laskey and Christopher Wilkins. In additon to her husband she was preceded in death by her parents, three brothers and one sister. Casket bearers were Herbert Hinkle, Bob Stingley, Jerry Smith, Walter Witty, Bill Marcheson and Truman Fisher. Memorials may be made to the First Lutheran Church, 1101 North Fourth, Ponca City, Oklahoma 74601. The family will be at the Bates home, 1303 Bradbary. *Ethel Mae Hinkle Bates is buried in Fairfax Cemetery, Osage County, Oklahoma, Lot M-31, grave three South.

She married Joseph 'Joe' Jr. BATES - 3512, son of Joseph "Joe" Sr. YELLOWHORSE BATES - 526 & Lizzie KENNY - 527, 23 February 1927 in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma. Born 31 August 1906 in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma. Died 21 April 1981 in Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. Buried April 1981 in Fairfax Cemetery, Osage County, Oklahoma. Occupation Farmer.

1981 April 21 - Joseph 'Joe' Bates Jr. died at Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma and was buried in Fairfax Cemetery, Osage County, Oklahoma, Section M, Lot 31, second grave South. Section M lies between cemetery entrance gates six and seven.

They had the following children:

76 i. Joseph Dewain 'Joe' BATES - 3513

28. Ray HINKLE - 3309. Born 3 November 1905 in Fairfax, Osage County, Oklahoma. Died April 1994 in Springfield, Lane County, Oregon. Occupation Former Employee Of Contienal Oil.

He married Irene NEWMAN - 3522, 9 November 1932 in Newkirk, Kay County, Oklahoma. Born About 1912 in Iowa. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

i. Donald Ray HINKLE - 513
ii. William Clark HINKLE - 515
77 iii. Frederick Steven "Butch" HINKLE - 516

29. Bessie Grace HINKLE - 3310. Born 29 August 1911 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 12 August 1993 in Torrance, Los Angeles, County, California. Buried August 1993 in Rincon Indian Cemetery, San Diego County, California. Occupation Homemaker.

She married Samuel Christopher KOLB - 3523, son of John Charles KOLB - 5831 & Corpetina FAWCETT - 5832, 17 May 1932 in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma. Born 10 June 1905 in Rincon Indian Reservation, San Diego County, California. Died 23 December 1975 in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California. Buried December 1975 in Rincon Indian Cemetery, San Diego County, California.
They had the following children:

78 i. Phyllis Mauritta KOLB - 3524
ii. Mary Katheryn KOLB - 3525
iii. Charles Ernest KOLB - 3526

30. Onnie Don Sr. HINKLE - 3311. Born 29 August 1912 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri. Died 7 February 1981 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Buried February 1981 in Resthaven-Sunset Memorial Park, Ponca City, Kay Co., Oklahom. Occupation Oklahoma Congo Petroleum Employee.

He married Ella May STILL - 371, 2 April 1937 in Ralston, Pawnee County, Oklahoma. Born 9 May 1918 in Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma. Occupation Homemaker.
They had the following children:

i. Herbert Paul HINKLE - 372
ii. Evelyn Faye HINKLE - 373
79 iii. Roberta "Carole" HINKLE - 375
80 iv. Donna Diane HINKLE - 379
81 v. Linda Mae HINKLE - 383
vi. Onnie Don Jr. HINKLE - 387

31. Mary "Shona Ha" HINKLE - 3666. Occupation Homemaker And Carver.

She married Farran "Smittie" SMITH - 5833.
They had the following children:

i. Don "Chief Lelogska" "Yana The Bear" SMITH - 5834
ii. Patrica "Agee Lakee" "Patty Fawn" SMITH - 5835

32. Inez Marie BRADSHAW - 3531. Born 16 July 1903 in Pittsburg, Hickory County, Missouri. Died 15 March 1988 in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Buried 17 March 1988 in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Marshall, Missouri. Occupation Line Worker At Kraft And Banquet Foods. Religion Assembly Of God.

1921 December 27 - Dallas County, Missouri - Marriage Book 10, page 164 - Inez M. Bradshaw, age 21, of Urbana, Missouri and Evert Bigler, age 21, of Urbana, Missouri, were married by a Minister of the Gospel and at the residents of A. L. Shinn of Hickory County, Missouri.
The Democrat - News - Marshall, Missouri. Wednesday, March 16, 1988 - MRS. E. M. (INEZ M.) BIGLER. Mrs. E. M. Inez M. Bigler, 84, of Marshall died Tuesday, March 15, 1988 at the Saline County Rest Home. Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the Sunset Memorial Gardens. The Rev. David L. Duncan will officiate. Visitation will be from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday at the Campbell-Lewis Chapel. Memorials are suggested to the Bethel Evangelistic Center in Slater. Born July 16, 1903 in Pittsburg, Mo., she was the daughter of the late James Bradshaw and Myra Hinkle Bradshaw. On Dec. 27, 1920 in Urbana, Mo., she was married to E. M. Bigler and he survives of the home. Mrs. Bigler was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Marshall. She had lived in Marshall since 1922, moving from Urbana. She had worked for both Kraft and Banquet Foods. Survivors include one son, Paul L. Bigler of Topeka Kans.; four daughters, Mrs. Bud (Betty) Couch of De Soto, Kans.; Mary Alice Sandidge of Olathe, Kans.; Martha Jean Kiser and Grace E. Rich, both of Marshall; 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren; three brothers, Paul Bradshaw of Marshall; Leo Bradshaw of Urbana; Earl Bradshaw of Preston and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by one brother and one sister.

She married Everett Michael BIGLER - 3535, son of Thomas BIGLER - 5836 & Eva DORMAN - 5837, 27 December 1921 in Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri. Born 25 March 1903 in Pittsburg, Hickory County, Missouri. Died 19 October 1993 in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Buried 21 October 1993 in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Marshall, Missouri. Occupation Brick And Stone Mason. Education 8th Grade. Religion Assembly Of God.

1921 December 27 - Dallas County, Missouri, Marriage Book10, page 164 - Evert Bigler, age 21 of Urbana, Missouri and Inez M. Bradshaw, age 21, of Urbana, Missouri were married by and at the residents of A. L. Shinn, Minister of the Gospel of Hickory County, Missouri.
1938 - Hoffman's City Directory, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri - Everette M. (Inez) are residents of 103 North Miami Avenue.
1942 - Hoffman's City Directory, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri - Everette Bigler (Inez), are residents of 600 North Lafayette Avenue.
1959 - Polk's Marshall City Directory, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri - Everett M. (Inez M), a bricklayer, are residents of 642 North Benton.
1993 October 19 - Tuesday - THE DEMOCRAT NEWS - Marshall, Saline County, Missouri - EVERETT M. BIGLER. Everett M. Bigler, 90, of Marshall died Tuesday, October 19, 1993 at Fitzgibbon Hospital, funeral arrangements are pending at Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home.

They had the following children:

i. Paul Lee BIGLER - 3536
82 ii. Betty Ruth 'Baby Ruth' BIGLER - 3537
83 iii. Mary Alice BIGLER - 3538
84 iv. Martha Jean BIGLER - 3539
85 v. Grace Evelyn BIGLER - 3540

33. Jessie L. BRADSHAW - 3533. Born 1908 in Pittsburg, Hickory County, Missouri. Died 1985. Buried 1985 in Memorial Gardens, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Occupation Imperial Service Station Attendant.

1959 - Polk's Marshall City Directory, Marsahll, Saline County, Missouri - Jesse L. Bradshaw (Minnie M.), a Imperial Service Station Attendant, residents of 361 South Benton.

He married Minnie M. FOOTE - 3562. Born 1922. Died 1974 in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. Buried 1974 in Memorial Gardens, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri.
They had the following children:

i. Jesse BRADSHAW - 3563
ii. John BRADSHAW - 3564

34. Doris Lucille MARTIN-HINKLE - 3566. Born 11 August 1922 in Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado.

She married Arther "Art" MARRELLO - 3567, September 1952.
They had the following children:

i. Jiulietta MARRELLO - 5847
ii. Teresa MARRELLO - 5848
iii. Joan MARRELLO - 5849

35. Elsie Aline HINKLE - 3568. Born 15 December 1924 in Goodson, Polk County, Missouri. Occupation Homemaker.

1997 June 15 - Sunday - James D. and Connie Hinkle visited Elsie Aline Hinkle Rohrer and her husband, Bob at their home in Stockton, California.
1997 June 16 - Monday - Bob and Elsie Rohrer and Larry and Nita Taylor met James Dewey Hinkle and wife, Connie at the Park View Cemetery, Stockton, California and showed Jim where family members were buried there.
2002 February 17 - Jim and Connie Hinkle received a post card from Bob and Elsie Rohrer formerly of 8952 North Hildreth Lane, Stockton, California. They wrote: "We are moving to a new address where we will have less yard work. Bob is going to have another back operation some time after March, so we are getting prepared. Please contact us at new address (still in Stockton); 4410 Spyglass Drive, Stockton, California 95219. It's good to keep in contact. We appreciate our cousins. Come see us when you can."

She married Robert LeRoy "Bob" ROHRER - 3569, son of Clason M. ROHRER - 3000 & Hazel C. LINVILLE - 3001, 10 January 1941 in California. Born 5 March 1923 in Stockton, San Joaquin County California. Occupation Self Employed Plumbing Contractor.

*family members of Robert Rohrer buried in the Park Veiw Cemetery, Stockton, California, John T. Rohrer 1866-1948 and wife, Nora E. 1869-1922.

They had the following children:

86 i. Patricia Eileen ROHRER - 5850
87 ii. Robert LeRoy ROHRER - 5851
88 iii. John Martin ROHRER - 5852
89 iv. Peter Marshal ROHRER - 5853

36. Albert Eldon HINKLE - 3571. Born 28 March 1927 in Missouri.

1997 - Albert Eldon Hinkle had colon cancer surgery.

He married Lora CUMMINGS - 3572, 31 August 1947.
They had the following children:

90 i. Elden Dean HINKLE - 5863
91 ii. Phillip Lawrence HINKLE - 5864

37. James William HINKLE - 3573. Born 16 May 1928 in Fresno, Fresno County, California. Died 17 June 1986 in California. Buried June 1986 in Park View Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin County, California.

James William Hinkle was given a Revolutionary War fife that Francis Marion "Tech" Hinkle had inherited from a family member. *Fife, a high pitched flute. This Flute has been in the family since the original owner, ( Hugh Mosier, who had the fife made in England) and was born in England and came to America on the ship "Jane" in 1632, Hugh Mosier was also known as "Hugh of Dartmouth". This fife was passed through the family to the great grandson where in 1876 - Hugh Mosher, the great grandson was the model used for painting "The Spirit of 76", this painting was to commemorate the centennial.

He married Greta STROUD - 3574, 28 December 1954. Born in Watford, Hertsford, Hertsfordshire, ENGLAND.
They had the following children:

i. Beverly Anne HINKLE - 3584
ii. Tracy Lee HINKLE - 3586

38. Juanita Isabel "Nita" HINKLE - 3575. Born 13 December 1929 in Perkins, Sacramento County, California. Occupation Homemaker.

1997 June 16 - Monday - James Dewey Hinkle and wife, Connie visited with Larry and Nita Taylor at the Park View Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Nita informed Jim of the location of family members buried in the cemetery. Nita's sister and brother in law, Robert "Bob" and Elsie Rohrer were visiting with us and also informed Jim of the cemetery burials and family related information.
2003 December 8 - Monday - James received letter with Christmas card from Nita. Nita stated she lost Larry on October 23rd, 2003.
Jim called Nita on 10 December 2005.

She married Lawrence L. "Larry" TAYLOR - 3576, son of Unnamed TAYLOR - 10914, 18 January 1948. Died 23 October 2003. Buried October 2003.
They had the following children:

92 i. Susan Marie TAYLOR - 5871
93 ii. Michael Joseph TAYLOR - 5872
iii. George Raymond TAYLOR - 5873

39. Harley Jr. HINKLE - 3579. Born 24 May 1932 in Perkins, Sacramento County, California. Died 26 June 1977. Buried June 1977 in Park View Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Occupation SGt United States Marine Corps Korea.

History: United States Marine Corps Sgt. Harley Hinkle Jr. tookpart in the Korea conflict.
1977 June 26, a heart attack caused the death of Harley HinkleJr.

He married Leah LAMOREAUX - 3580.
They had the following children:

i. Terrie Lynn HINKLE - 5878
ii. Robert George HINKLE - 5879

40. Patricia Ann HINKLE - 3581. Born 2 August 1934 in Perkins, Sacramento County, California.

She married Paul DEROUEN - 5841, September 1952.
They had the following children:

i. Paul William DEROUEN - 5880
ii. Thomas Michael DEROUEN - 5881

41. Joan HINKLE - 3582. Born 7 November 1935 in Perkins, Sacramento County, California.

She married E. L. RAMOS - 5842.
They had the following children:

i. Bruce Elton RAMOS - 5882
ii. Bradford Loyal RAMOS - 5883

42. Edna Aline HINKLE - 3590. Born 28 February 1919 in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma. Died 2 August 2001 in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico. Buried 6 August 2001 in Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Occupation Homemaker.

1919 February 28 - Edna Aline Hinkle, daughter of Bruce Hinkle and Mary Ann (Sroufe) Hinkle, was born in Greyhorse, Osage County, Oklahoma.
2001 August 2 - Edna Aline Hinkle, age 82, died in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico; funeral service was held at The Chapel, August 6, 2001 at 11:00 a.m., Loy Hardesty, officiating. Edna was buried in the Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico along side her husband, Cecil H. "Red" Alls.
2002 January 2 - (postal date) - Claudia (Alls) Underwood of 2608 Axtell Street, Clovis, New Mexico 88101, notified her cousin, James Hinkle of her mother, Edna Aline Hinkle's death on August 2, 2001. Claudia wrote, "her mother became ill in the past year and was in and out of hospital every couple of months".

She first married James Henry Sr. BURTON - 2973.
They had the following children:

94 i. James Henry Jr. BURTON - 3596
95 ii. Sidney Frank OWENS - 3598

She second married James OWENS - 3591, 3 March 1936 in Bolder, Bolder County, Colorado.
They had the following children:

96 i. Mary Jo OWENS - 3592
97 ii. Robert Bruce "Bob" OWENS - 3594

She third married Cecil H. 'Red' ALLS - 3600, 3 March 1948 in Santa Rosa, Guadalupe County, New Mexico. Born 20 July 1913 in Swenson County, Texas. Died 2 November 1998 in Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico. Buried November 1998 in Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Occupation Cowboy.

1998 November 2 - Clovis, New Mexico - Cecil H. 'Red' Alls died, he had been in a nursing home since February 1998.

They had the following children:

98 i. Claudia Beth ALLS - 3601

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