Edward B. Hines

NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR Edward B. Hines is not in my direct ancestry. He is 2 steps removed in the following ways: Nephew of Eleanor Jane Hines Grandson of Richard Hines, Jr. and Elizabeth Brandon

	Date	Location	Notes	Sources
Birth	31 Mar. 1841	Butler Co. PA
Marriage			To Rebecca Hoge (1843-1885)
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--+                          
                  |     
                  |                         +-- Unknown Douglas
                  |                         |
                  +-- Eleanor Douglas  -----+                 
                                            |
                                            +-- Unknown
 Sources: 

Children

(all children with Rebecca Hoge)

Name	Gender	Date of Birth	Birthplace	Spouse	Notes	Sources
Mary Ellen Hines	F	12 July 1865	PA, expect Butler Co.		died 1885
Thomas A.Hines	M	1867	PA, expect Butler Co.	Annie Smith (b. 6Mar 1870)	had 6 children; died 1929
William Archibald 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
Lewis G. Hines Hines	M	1875	PA, expect Butler Co.	Molly Dickson
Oliver Hines	M	1881	PA, expect Butler Co.	Estelle Beatty

Places of Residence

Location	Dates	Notes	Sources
Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA	expect 1841-1854
Brady Twp., Butler Co. PA (created 1854)	1854-after1880

Photo Gallery

Rebecca Hogue, wife of Edward B. Hines

Vintage portrait of Rebecca Hogue, photographer unknown; contributed by Margaret Tiberi, Butler PA

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1850 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA. Date of census 9 Aug. 1850. Dwelling 211-218; Lines 19-26: Richard Hinds age 62, farmer, real estate value $2000, born Down County Ireland; Elizabeth Hinds age 57; children: Thomas age 29, farmer; George H. age 26, farmer; Eli (G?) age 22, farmer; Eleanor J. age 20; Mary E. age 11; Edward* age 9. Elizabeth and children all born in PA. Mary E. & Edward in school. *Note: Edward B. Hines, born 1841, is a grandson (son of Wm. Boston Hines' 1st marriage).
2	1860 United States Federal Census, Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Page 14. Date of census:8 Jun 1860. Lines 25-32 lists Richard Hines, 70, married to Elizabeth Hines, 70, living at the house of their son, Thomas Hines, 38. Also present are five additional children: son George Hines, 35; son Elij. Hines, 33; *son Edward Hines, 18; *son Richard Hines, 19; and daughter Mary Hines, 21. Thomas is a farmer, George, Elijah, Edward, and the younger Richard are all farm laborers. Everyone was born in PA except for the elder Richard, who was born in Ireland. *Note: Edward B. Hines, born 1841 and his brother Richard Hines, born 1839, are grandsons (sons of Wm. Boston Hines' 1st marriage).
3	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.
4	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.
5	"Hines Genealogies 1751-1941" by Mrs. W. R. Hines, Slippery Rock PA. This 14 pg. manuscript traces primarily the family of William Boston Hines (1813-1878), the son of Richard Hines, Jr. and Elizabeth Brandon. Wm. Boston Hines married 1st) Eleanor Douglass (1815-1841). Their children were: Richard Hines b. 7 Jan. 1839, died 1873 (no further information). Edward Hines b. 31 Mar. 1841, died 1885; married Rebecca Hogue (1843-1885). Two pages of descendants of Edward Hines & Rebecca Hogue are listed, including six children, with their vital dates and spouses. Also states that Edward Hines and Rebecca Hoge were 2nd cousins. See source notes.
6	Butler County Cemetery Inventory, West Liberty Cemetery, Brady Twp. Rebecca Hines d. 03-11-1885, age 41/8/27, wife of Edward Hines. (Calc. birth date June 15, 1843).
7	Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams]	N/A

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 their cousins, 2nd generation back would hold siblings, 3rd generation back would hold common ancestor.) 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 & Rebecca 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.