Difference between revisions of "Edward B. Hines"
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| − | ''Edward B. Hines''--+ | + | | (1792-1879) |
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| − | +-- Eleanor Douglas | + | | +-- Unknown Douglas |
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| − | + | +-- Eleanor Douglas -----+ | |
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| − | + | +-- Unknown | |
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Revision as of 11:55, 2 March 2008
| Date | Location | Notes | Sources | |
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| Birth | ||||
| Marriage | To Rebecca Hoge | |||
| Death |
Ancestry chart segment
Generation 4 Generation 5 Generation 6
+-- Richard Hines, Jr.
| (1782-1876)
+--William Boston Hines --+
| (1813-1878 ) |
| +-- Elizabeth Brandon
| (1792-1879)
Edward B. Hines--+
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| +-- Unknown Douglas
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+-- Eleanor Douglas -----+
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+-- Unknown
Sources:
Children
(all children with Rebecca Hoge)
| Name | Gender | Date of Birth | Birthplace | Spouse | Notes | Sources |
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| Mary Ellen Hines | F | 12 July 1865 | PA, expect Butler Co. | died 1885 | ||
| Thomas Hines | M | 1867 | PA, expect Butler Co. | Annie Smith | died 1929 | |
| Archie Hines | M | 1869 | PA, expect Butler Co. | Jennie Hoffman | died 1903 | |
| John F.Hines | M | 1872 | PA, expect Butler Co. | 1)Effie Beatty 2)Elizabeth Beatty |
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| Lewis Hines Hines | M | 1875 | PA, expect Butler Co. | Molly Dickson | ||
| Oliver Hines | M | 1881 | PA, expect Butler Co. | Estelle Beatty |
Places of Residence
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Photo Gallery
Vintage portrait of Rebecca Hogue, photographer unknown; contributed by Margaret Tiberi, Butler PA
Sources
| Ref. Num. | Description | Image of original |
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| 1 | 1870 United States federal Census Brady Twp, Butler Co, Pa, page 9-10. Census dated 13 August 1870. Lines 37-40 (pg 9) and line 1 (pg 10): Edward Hines, 28, farmer, $700 real property; Rebecca, 26, keeping house; Mary, 5, Thomas, 3, J. William, 1. All b. PA. Location is listed as West Liberty. |
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| 2 | 1880 United States Federal Census, Dist 30, Brady Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 6. Census dated 11 June 1880. Lines 20-26: Edward Hines, age 39, farmer; Rebecca, 37, wife, keeping house; Mary E, 16; Thomas A., 14, works on farm, in school; William A., 10, at school; John F., 8, at school; Lewis G., 5, at school. All (and all parents) b. PA. Also on page (lines 17-19): Perry Hines, 36, farmer; Oliv, 28, wife, George G. (Hrar), 10, works on farm, atd school. All b. PA. |
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| 3 | Hines Genealogies 1751-1941, by Mrs. W. R. Hines, Slippery Rock, PA. Lists the children of Edward Hines and Rebecca Hoge, with their vital dates and spouses. Also states that Edward Hines and Rebecca Hoge were 2nd cousins. See source notes. | |
| 4 | Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams] | N/A
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Source notes
- For Edward B. Hines & Rebecca Hogue to be 2nd cousins, they would have to share a common ancestor in the 3rd generation back. (1st generation back would hold cousins, 2nd generation back would hold siblings, 3rd generation back would hold common ancestors.) All ancestors are known in the 2nd generation back except for the parents of Eleanor Douglas, her father being designated as Unknown Douglas and her mother being completely unknown. No siblings (no duplication of surnames) appear in the known list. The implication therefore is that Eleanor Douglas' mother (surname unknown) was a sibling of another of the 2nd generation ancestors. These 2nd generation ancestors include for Rebecca Hogue: Margaret St. Clair & James Irvin Hogue; Thomas Kelly & Rebeca Wimer. They include for Edward B. Hines: Richard Hines, Jr. & Elizabeth Brandon/Brannan; Unknown Douglas and wife unknown. Wife unknown, mother of Eleanor Douglas, therefore, must have been sister to a Brannan, Hines, Wimer, Kelly, St. Clair, or Hogue.
