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The Tie That Binds

 GEORGE HINES: (1)                                        Hines  Hinkle Album                       
son of  Joseph Hines, Jr.  and Margaret nee unknown
Born: Between 1780 - 1790
Died: Between 1840 - 1850 Breckinridge Co., KY (probably or some say in MO?)
Burial: KY or MO
Married: 28 November 1811 Wayne Co., KY
    MARY HINKLE
    daughter of John Hinkle and unknown
    Born: About 1796 in VA
    Died: Before 1 November 1865, when when appraisers were appointed for her estate in Breckinridge Co., KY
    Burial: KY

CHILDREN OF GEORGE HINES AND MARY HINKLE:

    1. Charity Hines + John Aldridge
    2. Joseph Hines ( Invalid )
    3. John Hines + Nancy Wayne Turpin
    4. Benjamin Hines never married
    5. Hamilton R. Hines + Marian E. Turpin
    6. Hannah Hines + Obediah Basham
    7. James Hines + Mary Elizabeth Carmen
    8. Squire Hines + 1) Catherine Mattingly
                            + 2) Laura Smith
    9. Lue Hines no information
   10. Margarete Jane Hines + 1) John Washington Bond
                                           + 2) Vincent Turpin
   11. Washington Hines married in MO, died in MO

SOURCES:
Copy of Marriage Bond from Wayne Co., KY

1850 District #2, Breckinridge Co., KY Federal Census
Enumeration date: 23 August 1850 Page: 79, line 28
Dwelling - Family 477 - 477
Mary is the head of household. Joseph is listed as pauper.

1860 District #2, Breckinridge Co., KY Federal Census
Enumeration date: 14 July 1860 Page: 579, line 17
Dwelling - Family 349 - 349
Joseph is the only child in the home. Joseph is listed as invalid.

On 2 December 1865, the estate sale was held. Charity Oldridg was listed as one of the purchasers. Also listed was Hanner Basham, Henry Preast, Bet Oldridg, Elizabeth Aldridg, Dr. Carman, Hambleton Hinds, Elexander Turpin, R. Carman.

We know very little about George Hinds. Possibly Alexander was his middle name, as an inquiry came after Mary Hinds death requesting information on the estate of George Alexander Hinds. This letter was attached to the bond posted by Benjamin Hinds.

The inventory sale bill for Mary Hinds estate tells us much about her. There were 23 quilts sold at her estate sale. Also, she most likely was a weaver, as the following items indicate:

1 loom
1 large wheel (walking wheel/spinning wheel)
1 small wheel (flax wheel)
1 flax hackel
1 set of spools
1 reel


Updated 30 June 2007  Contact Virginia L. Aldridge