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Ancestry chart segment

 Generation 5             Generation 6             Generation 7
 
                                               +-- Richard Hines
                                               |   (1751-1854)
                      +-- Richard Hines, Jr. --+
                      |   (1782-1876)          |
 Eleanor Jane Hines --+                        +-- Jane [unknown]
 (~1831-1877)         |                            (????-????)
                      +-- Elizabeth Brandon
                          (1792-1879)

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Children

(all children with Elizabeth Brandon)

Places of Residence

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Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1850 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA,dw 211-218; ln 19-26 Richard Hinds family. 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.
1	1860 United States Federal Census, Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Page 14, 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. This census is dated 8 Jun 1860.
2	1870 United States Federal Census, Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Page 10, lines 6-11 lists Richard Hinez, 82, married to Elizabeth Hinez, 74, living at the house of their son, George Hines, 43. Also present are three additional children: son Richard Hinez, 30; daughter Mary Hinez, 25[28?]; and son Eli Hinez, 42. George and Richard are farmers, Eli is a common laborer. The elder Richard Hinez's occupation is listed as "infirm." Everyone was born in PA except the elder Richard, who was born in Ireland--his parents are also listed as being of foreign birth. George, Richard, and Eli are listed as having a father of foreign birth, Mary and Elizabeth are not. This census is dated 19 Aug 1870.
3	Book: History of Butler County Pennsylvania 1895, page 1244 indicates that Richard Hines came to America in 1800 with his wife and five of his children: Richard, George, Eleanor, Betty, and Jane. He left two children behind in Ireland: Alexander and Susan. Richard Jr. settled in Brady Twp. and married Betsy Brandon. Two of his children were named Eli and Mrs. Mary Gibson.	transcript
4	Index to the Compiled Military Service Records for the Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812, National Archives and Records Administration, lists Richard Hines as a soldier with the 138th Regiment (Miller's) Pennsylvania Militia. He was inducted at the rank of Private and discharged with the same rank.
5	20th Century History of Butler & Butler County PA1909, by James McKee, pp. 861-862, biographical sketch of George W. Hines, gives his grandparents Richard Hines (born Ireland, veteran of Rev. War, received 500 acres in Brady Twp.) and Elizabeth Brandon; George W. Hines' parents William Hines and Margaret Robison, dau. of James Robison. Lists ten children of Wm. & Margaret.	(Complete text)
6	20th Century History of Butler & Butler Co. PA, 1909, by James McKee, p. 1467, biographical sketch of James M. Hines. He was a grandson of Richard Hines (Jr.), who was born in County Down, Ireland, and came to Butler County when eighteen years of age. He lived in Worth Township, near Brady, in Butler County, and there subsequently married a Miss Brandon.	(Complete text)
7	Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams, granddaughter of Bert Winfred Wilson.	N/A

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