Click on one of the following to return to:

Descendants of Joseph Hines

Generation No. 1

1. JOSEPH¹ HINES was born 1774 in Washington County, Pa, and died December 01, 1817 in Stafford, Ohio buried on Clear Fork Creek, his body later moved to Hines Chapel Church" Cemetery. He married ELIZABETH COE. She was born in Virginia, and died December 29, 1861 in Stafford, Ohio buried at Hines Chapel.

Joseph Hines is presumed to be the son of Christian & Catherine Hines. Christian Hines came from Cameron WV the same time as Joseph (1814) and lived close to the Sutherland Methodist Church on Clear Fork.

Joseph Hines, Sr was married to Elizabeth Coe. Elizabeth was the daughter of Philip Coe and Abigail

O’Conner. The Hines family and Coe Family lived in Cameron, WV for a number of years before coming to Ohio. Both families were in Washington County, Pa prior to moving into the panhandle.

            1815 Will 6 NOV 1815, Will Bk 2, pg 102, Ohio Co, VA (Philip Coe)

            devisee:  Isaac, Philip, Pan, Perlina, Jane, Abagail Coe; Rachel     Jones, Elizabeth Hines,

            Hanah Holdren, Ethel Cesarel, Sarah Beeler.

            Per census search by Kathy Leslie and Robert Coe, it was determined that sisters of Elizabeth Coe,

            Hannah Holdren and Phobe Ogle also came to Monroe County, Franklin Township.  Rachel Jones may

            have also come.  And Ethel Cesarel is actually Ethel Cecil.

Hannah Coe Holdren’s husband William  was a Justice of Peace and it was before her brother in law she appeared on the third of third day of October 1853 to obtain a pension as widow of Benjamin McVey.

State of Ohio, County of Monroe:  Personally appeared before Wm. Holdren, a Justice of Peace for said County, Margaret McVey, aged 52 years, who made an oath stating that Benjamin McVey, who was a Rev. soldier and

Pensioner of the US died on the 6^th day of January, 1848, and Elizabeth McVey who is making application for a

Pension is the widow of said Benjamin McVey .

The following land records were researched  by Jean Whitacre and documented in the book “from the Dennis side”, the following land records were found in Cameron, WV.

1791 ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS

William Sutherland bought Nov 18, 1791

Same person sold Oct. 1795 to Richard Talbut and Josias Reevews of

Washington County PA lots in Charlestown.

1801 CHRISTIAN HINES AND CATHERINE SOLD TO DAVID SUTHERLAND 314 ACRES FOR $214.00 April 6 1801, p. 479 or p. 480 deed book. Ohio County, Va.

1801 Jacob Hines, stone mason, and John McFerson binding his son Alexander to Jacob Hines, October 20, 1801 (possibly same Alexander that was in Monroe County in 1830, and Captain in Civil War)

1811 Christian Hines sold to David Sutherland land totaling 145 acres joining the temporary State Line. page 163 or 164 ==March 13, 1811. WITNESS JOSEPH HINES Ohio County, VA

April 1, 1811 David Sutherland and Margaret sold to Joseph Hines $107.00 72 acres on the headwaters of Big Grave Creek. Cameron Station, Va.

April 1, 1811 David Sutherland and Margaret sold to Aden Chambers 108 acres adjoining Joseph Hines on Big Grave Creek. Cameron Station, Va.

1811 (From the Dennis Side) Joseph Hines purchased 72 acres of land on Big Grove Creek in Ohio County, Virginia in 1811. This land is now located in the town of Cameron, West Virginia. There is no listing of a Hines family in Ohio County in the 1810 Federal Census. There are listings for three families of Humes that could be this family with the name misspelled. They are located next to David Sutherland in the census. Joseph Hines bought his land in f1811 from David Sutherland. David Sutherland was the administrator of his estate when he died in Monroe County, Ohio. (Per Jean Whittacre book “From the Dennis Side”, since this time Kathy Leslie has made contact with a descendant of David Sutherland that per the family Bible, David Sutherland’s wife was Margaret Hines, a daughter of Christian and Catherine Hines).

Joseph was one of the first settlers on Clearfork and the first man to die and be buried in Franklin Township. He was buried on Clear Fork close to the creek, but later his body was dug up and moved to what is now the Hines Chapel Cemetery. The Hines Chapel was originally the first Methodist Church in Franklin Township built on old Joseph’s property.

He had two sons Joseph and Thomas and five daughters. His widow later married Benjamin McVey.

Joseph Hines served in the war of 1812.

PHILIP COE & ABIGAIL O’CONNER parents of Elizabeth Coe.

Philip Coe was a soldier in the Revolution. Military service in New York and Pennsylvania towards the end of the Revolution. Shortly after the Revolution he was residing in Washington County, PA. Enlisted in the 5th company, 5th regiment of New York Line, July 29, 1780; transferred to the Invalid Regiment Aug. 10, 1781, where he served until his son, a boy of twelve years was accepted as a substitute. lchabod Coe, Fifer, aged twelve years, enlisted in the 2nd regiment, New York Line, as a substitute for his father; discharged June 10, 1783. Philip Coe, private in Capt. Hill's company of the 2nd New York Regiment, was in the Invalid Regiment from July 3 to Nov. 12,1781; service four months and nine days; also Philip Coe in 2nd New York regiment was discharged from Capt. Matthew McConnell's company of the Invalid Regiment, Nov. 10, 1781.

He's listed in the 1786 tax list of Straban Twp., Washington County, PA. He was a carpenter by occupation, and in January 1787 was engaged to hew timber for the construction of the Washington County Court House. He was a warrantee on Mar 1, 1787, of one hundred acres of land and on Mar. 5, 1796, of two hundred acres of land, all in Washington County, PA. He's listed in Finley Twp, Washington Co, PA, in the 1793 tax list. In the U.S. Census of 1790, Philip Coe is listed as head of a family in Washington County, PA, of one male over sixteen years, two males under sixteen years, and four females. Later he moved a few miles into the Panhandle of Virginia, settling near Moundsville and died May 8, 1816.

Philip Coe was a brother to Moses Coe, the ancestor of Barbara Bush. He was the great grandfather of Frank and George Coe who were considered the best friends of Billy the Kid. Frank Coe wrote a book about their experience. (This is from Robert Coe research).

1816 (From the Dennis Side) Joseph Hines crossed the Ohio River and moved into Monroe County, Ohio where he purchased land, April 22, 1816. He bought 101 and 30/100 acres at the rate of $2.00 an acre. It was located on Range 6, Township 4, nw quarter of Section 36. This was recorded at the land office in Marietta, Ohio. Joseph paid $50.65 down on his land in 1816. The heirs of Joseph Hines paid $42.25 in 1818 and $45.75 in 1819. On December 6, 1823 with sundries, the Joseph Hines heirs made the final payment of $74.00. The cost of the land was $217.35 and was patented July 19, 1824.

Elizabeth and Joseph had 2 sons and 5 daughters. The 1820 census show her

with two males under 10, 1 female under 10, 2 females 10-16 and 2 between 16 and 26.

One daughter was Sarah from the petition Joseph Jr filed against his mother to get the

property from her. This Sarah was married to a John Hines with a son James.

There was also an Alexander Hines in the census in 1830. He was in

a township that was called Enoch at the time. Other names in this township

was Archers, Morris, Mc Brides, Hupps, Wells and Enochs. By the Archer

and Wells, I would assume this is still close to Stafford. Alexander was

a well known Captain in the Civil war. He was also in Cameron, WV before

coming to Monroe County.

An article from the Monroe Gazette January 7,1887 written by A.R.P states

"Below here about the line between the farm of Miles Mallet and the Hughes

farm was buried the first man who died in the neighborhood.. His name was

Joseph Hines and his coffin was made of puncheons, slabs split from a tree

and hewn down for the purpose. His funeral occurred in 1820. He was

buried so near the creek bank that by 1848 it had washed away the earth

and till the coffin was exposed when the remains were moved to the church

yard."

Elizabeth and Joseph have a large memorial at Hines Chapel.

From Hardesty's History:

In Franklin Township the first settlement was on Clear Fork in 1805 - by

Martin and Fred Crow. This settlement included persons named Forshey,

Carmichael, Hines, McVay, Holden, Hales, Deaths, Wilson and Wells.

From an article about Swazey: It is said that the Methodist Church first

organized in Franklin Township as early as 1820 and it is believed that

the first church would have been the one built on the land of Joseph Hines.

The building was supposedly sold to a "group of Baptist". Was this

Bethesda Baptist that Joseph's daughter in law Esther belonged to?

That subsequently became the Hines Chapel Church of Christ when

George Hines had inherited the estate?

This following paragraph is the excerpt from Marshall County, WVA History.

In connection with the history of Cameron, the following anecdotes

have been related: There lived a family by the name of Hines near

what is now Cameron Station. About the year 1788, a bushel of apples

was procured by one of the family in Washington, Pa. Being thought

considerable of a luxury at that time, they were sparingly distributed

among the members of the family. A little _____ had finished one and

accidentally choked on the core. After some time it was relieved, and

through curiosity a member of the family procured the heart seed and

planted it. It grew to a large tree, and is still standing on the farm now

owned by Mr. David McConaughey.

The Hines brothers, Joseph, Christopher and John, built a block-

house for defense against Indian depredations. Near it at one time,

they had a nice lot of hogs fattening for use. A band of savages

suddenly came upon them and took quite a fancy to them, and asked

permission of the Hines brothers to kill one. Permission was readily

granted and the Indians assisted by the family soon killed and dressed

the hog. The circumstance afterwards proved to be of material benefit

to the Hines family. It was the means of sustaining friendly relations

between them and the savages.

The following is related of Christopher: On one occasion he

climbed a poplar tree for the purpose of procuring bees. He ventured

too far out on a limb; it swung down, and he was unable to reach the

body of the tree. With great presence of mind he asked his companions

to clear away the stones to give him a soft place to light. "Clear away

the stones and stones, and never mind the prayers," said he. The logs

and stones were finally cleared away. Christopher unlimbered and

reached the ground in safety. "Now", said he, "If I had waited to pray

there would have been a dead man about here; we must do something

as well as pray."

1817 Dec 1^st Joseph Hines dies per tombstone provided by his family mid 1800’s

and is buried between Miles Mallet and Benjamin Hughes farm (per Swazey History) approx 3 to 4 miles up Clearfork toward Swazey from his land . This would be approximately where Christian Hines lived.

His body was moved in 1848 per Hardesty History to the Church Cemetery.

1818 Joseph Hinds Administrator is appointed to settle his estate per records at Monroe County Court House. David Sutherland is the administrator.

circa 1818 David Sutherland sues Joseph Hines heirs

1820 Elizabeth Hines in Perry Township census has 2 boys under 10

1 girl under 10, 2 girls 10 – 16, 2 girls over 16 in her household beside herself a female over 45

1830 Elizabeth Haines Monroe County census has one boy under 16 living with her, one boy (16-20) one girl (16-20), one girl over 20

also living with Elizabeth but a different household is:

John Hines Monroe County census (20-30) with wife (20-30), presumably

daughter Sarah who married John Hines. They had a son James in 1831, and John Hines married Sarah Dearth 1832, according to an early Dearth researcher. Sarah Dearth was 15 this year. This John and son James born in 1831 appear to be the same John Hines in Washington County census with Sarah Dearth in 1840 and Tyler County, WV. Sarah Hines appears to be deceased when her son is named in the suit of 1838, see below.

1820 Christian Hines in Perry/Union Township census approx 3-4 miles from Elizabeth between her house and Swazey , approx where Joseph was buried in 1817, Christian and wife are over 45

1838 Joseph Hines sues Benjamin McVay Elizabeth and her grandson James

for the land Joseph Hines bought in 1816. James is the son of young Joseph’s sister Sarah Hines James Hines is living in Washington County . This may be the son of John Hines who married

Sarah Dearth circa 1832.

From this document it is gleaned that there are 7 children belonging to

Elizabeth and Joseph Hines

Per Monroe County legal records...bid, page 173 - Sept .. term, Joseph Hines vs. Benjamin McVay/McVey, Elizabeth Hines and James Hines/Hinds...petition for partition filed Feb 13 1838. Petitioner claims he has legal title and right to six undivided 7th parts of NW-S.36, T.4t R.6.. containing 101 acres and James Hinds, a minor resident of Washington co. . " and son of Sarah Hines and John Hines; .
which said that Sarah Hines "was a sister" to your petitioner entitled to 1/6 part, and that Elizabeth Hines, now intermarried with Benjamin McVay, as widow of Joseph Hines, the father ofyour petitioner, who died seized in fee simple of the above described premises is entitled to dower in said lands, your petitioner therefore prays for partition to

Notes for ELIZABETH COE HINES:

The1821 Tax lists shows Elizabeth with 110 acres in R6 T4 S36 NW quarter

Children of JOSEPH HINES and ELIZABETH COE are:

Margaret Hines born 1801 married McVey (undocumented).

2. i. JOSEPH² HINES, b. January 16, 1812, Bethel Township,Monroe County (now Franklin); d. April 02, 1885, Stafford, Ohio buried Hines Chapel Church of Christ.

Amy Hines born 1814 (undocumented).

3. ii. THOMAS HINES, b. 1817.

4. iii. SARAH HINES b. 1810

An assumption is made that Margaret McVey was the daughter of Elizabeth. The two lived together in widowhood a

the Hines homestead. This is a presumption and not documented.

An assumption is made that Amy Hines was the daughter of Elizabeth, based on marriage application records

obtained by Kathy Leslie that she gave her maiden names as Hines, prior to this it was believed that she was a McVey.

Generation No. 2

2. JOSEPH² HINES (JOSEPH¹) was born January 16, 1812 in Bethel Township,Monroe County (now Franklin), and died April 02, 1885 in Stafford, Ohio buried Hines Chapel Church of Christ. He married ESTHER OKEY, daughter of WOODMAN OKEY and CATHEINE LEMLEY. She was born February 08, 1819 in Monroe Co.,Ohio, and died January 31, 1869 in Stafford, Ohio buried Hines Chapel Church.

Notes for ESTHER OKEY:

Esther was 49 years old when she died just 7 days shy of 50. She was a

member of the Bethesda Baptist Church since she was 19 years old. The

obituary says she has 5 sons. The Levin Okey researchers have

a daughter Esther as her oldest child. But this daughter does not belong

to Esther and Woodman Hines. Recently someone has found that the

surname for this Esther was Hineman instead of Hines.

Obit for Esther Hines: Esther Hines, w/o Joseph Hines near Stafford, 49y 11m 23d, member of Bethesda Baptist since 19 y old, 5 sons, funeral Tuesday morning

Note: Esther’s only daughter Elizabeth died in 1864 and son James, so only 5 remaining sons

at the time of the obiturary.

The Bethesda Baptist Church was probably the current Hines Chapel.

This church had been organized in Elizabeth Hines's lifetime when

she owned the property as a Methodist Church and reportedly sold

"to a bunch of Baptists".

She was the daughter of Woodman Okey who is buried at Swazey Cemetery.

He was married to Catherine Lemley who is also buried at Swazey.

Catherine is the daughter of George Lemley (born in 1768 died in 1820),

who was also the son of George Lemley who died in Greenville,Pa in 1812.

Esther and Joseph also lost some children to typhoid fever. Their daughter

Elizabeth died at 16 of this disease.

The obituary of Joseph Hines reads:

Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, Tuesday, April 24, 1885:
Joseph Hines was born June 6, 1812 in West Virginia, on a farm, the present site of Cameron. When he was six years old, his father left Virginia crossing the river at the present site of Moundsville, and settled on the Clear Fork of the Little Muskingum Creek - two miles south of Stafford, then an unbroken wilderness whose only inhabitants were the wild beasts of the forest who held undisputed possession of the same…
Mr. Hines began life as a poor boy, but being possessed of an indomitable will, rare business qualities and an industry never excelled, he overcame every obstacle that stood in the way of success; fortune smiled upon his efforts; and for many years he was the owner of the largest farm in Franklin Township. As a neighbor there was none better. Possessed of a kind and generous nature in his heart was opened to the wants of the needy and he never turned any away hungry that stood in the need of assistance; many who have received benefits from his open hand will rise up and call him blessed.

Children of JOSEPH HINES and ESTHER OKEY are:

6. ii. WOODMAN HINES, b. 1840, Hines Homestead, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio; d. 1923, rural Stafford, Ohio - buried Hines Chapel Church of Christ.

7. iii. GEORGE HINES, b. 1841, Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio; d. 1920, Franklin Township Monroe Co,Ohio - Buried Hines Chapel.

8. iv. THOMAS HINES, b. 1848, Hines Homestead; d. April 16, 1891, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio buried: Hines Chapel.

v. ELIZABETH HINES, b. March 31, 1849; d. July 19, 1864.

vi. JAMES HINES, b. February 21, 1854; d. July 27, 1857.

9. vii. HIRAM HINES, b. Abt. 1846.

3. THOMAS² HINES (JOSEPH¹) was born 1817. He married ELIZABETH GIVENS.

Notes for THOMAS HINES:

Thomas and his family moved to Springhill, Kansas. His son Joseph acquired a lot of land in Kansas.

Children of THOMAS HINES and ELIZABETH GIVENS are:

i. JOSEPH³ HINES, b. Abt. 1840.

ii. SUSAN HINES, b. Abt. 1842.

iii. DANIEL HINES, b. Abt. 1844.

iv. WILLIIAM HINES, b. Abt. 1847.

v. EDWARD HINES, b. Abt. 1849.

vi. THEODORE HINES, b. Abt. 1851.

vii. ELIZABETH HINES, b. Abt. 1853.

viii. MARGARET HINES, b. Abt. 1855.

ix. GEORGE HINES, b. Abt. 1857.

x. ATTA HINES, b. Abt. 1858.

4. SARAH² HINES (JOSEPH¹) She married JOHN HINES.

Note: Sarah and John are probably cousins. They were both born in 1810. He is possibly

the son of John Hines from Cameron, WV . This John Hines likely married Sarah Dearth after Sarah

Hines died. John Hines married Sarah Dearth circa 1833. Sarah Hines was certainly deceased by 1837,

and most likely died in 1831. Sarah Hines was five years older than Sarah Dearth. This Sarah and John were living in the same house with Elizabeth in 1830. But they were listed as a separate household. After

Sarah died, James became the heir for her portion of old Joseph’s estate.

Child of SARAH HINES and JOHN HINES is:

i. JAMES³ HINES born 1831.

Generation No. 3

6. WOODMAN³ HINES (JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born 1840 in Hines Homestead, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died 1923 in rural Stafford, Ohio - buried Hines Chapel Church of Christ. He married MINERVA WHEATON. She was the daughter of WILLIAM WHEATON and MARY (possibly STAFFORD) She was born 1844, and died 1919 in rural Stafford, Ohio - buried Hines Chapel Church of Christ.

Notes for WOODMAN HINES:

Wood and Minvera lived on the top of the hill above Mush Run. Woodman's farm

started on the hill above the forks of Mush Run and the road to Stafford, just north

of the current Hines Chapel . It included the land between the two roads and extended

north to what is now the Lewisville/Graysville Road. In Woodman's day there

was a "buggy" road that went back to his home, running parrallel on the ridge

with the current two valley roads. When we were children, our Mother sent us

back to Wood's house to pick berries with a warning not to fall in his well. There

were still shrubbery around the area where his house stood and some grass. Pat

and I would go there together. The two of us would also go there at Christmas time

on some years to get one of Wood's Christmas trees. My Mom's favorite joke

was to tell us she used to pick berrie's in Woodsfield (Wood's field). Somehow

I was always waiting for"Minnie" to come out from her grave and chase us out

of her berry patch. But she never came.

Children of WOODMAN HINES and MINERVA WHEATON are:

10. i. ESTHER⁴ HINES, b. Abt. 1863, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio; d. Abt. 1935, rural Stafford,Ohio buried in Hines Chapel Cemetery.

11. ii. ISABELLA HINES, b. Abt. 1865.

12. iii. JOSEPH HINES, b. Abt. 1868.

13. iv. EVANGELINE HINES, b. Abt. 1870.

v. WILLIAM HINES, b. Abt. 1872.

14. vi. DRUSILLA HINES, b. Abt. 1875.

7. GEORGE³ HINES (JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born 1841 in Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio, and died 1920 in Franklin Township Monroe Co,Ohio - Buried Hines Chapel. He married (1) LYDIA ANN GIVENS. She was born Abt. 1846 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio, and died March 25, 1879 in Franklin Township, Monroe Co., Ohio - Buried Hines Chapel. He married (2) SARAH CRAIG-GREEN May 04, 1880. She died in Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio - Buried Hines Chapel.

Notes for GEORGE HINES:

George Hines bought the former Methodist Church that had been built upon Joseph

Hines property and had it moved to its present location on Sand Bar Road. This Methodist Church

then became the Hines Chapel Church of Christ. The church building "according to Hardesty's

History" sat along Dry Run. This is in the botton land on Dry Run just south of the George Hines

home. George owned the original Joseph Hines 104 acres. George built his home there,

and this is the home that in our generation, Floyd and Gussie McElfresh lived. Gussie Hines,

a granddaughter of George was born in this house, and lived there until a few years ago. Dry Run

crosses Sand Bar Road and runs into Clear Fork creek. Gussie does not believe the cemetery

was moved but was always on the current spot and the Church was moved to Sand Bar Road

and adjacent to the cemetery.

Notes for SARAH CRAIG-GREEN:

Sarah Craig Green had two children by a former marriage, Sadie and Ida. Sadie had a son Russell

Hines born out of wedlock. After George and Sarah died, Russell lived with Lee and Carrie.

Children of GEORGE HINES and LYDIA GIVENS are:

15. i. JOSEPH⁴ HINES, b. Abt. 1867; d. Denver, Co., buired: Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield, Oh.

ii. WINFIELD HINES, b. October 10, 1869.

16. iii. THOMAS ROSCOE HINES, b. May 04, 1870, Hines Homestead; d. 1945, Hines Homestead, buried: Hartshorn Ridge Church of Christ.

17. iv. CLARA IVA HINES, b. April 20, 1871, Hines Homestead.

18. v. LEANDER HINES, b. April 19, 1873, Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio; d. 1952, Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio - buried: Creighton Ridge Church of Christ.

vi. WEIR HINES, b. March 17, 1876.

Notes for WEIR HINES:

Wier died in infancy and is buried at Hines Chapel.

19. vii. HENRY HINES, d. buried: Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ.

viii. BERDIE HINES, b. April 02, 1878.

Notes for BERDIE HINES:

Berdie died in infancy and is buried at Hines Chapel..

Child of GEORGE HINES and SARAH CRAIG-GREEN is:

20. ix. JENNY⁴ HINES.

8. THOMAS³ HINES (JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born 1848 in Hines Homestead, and died April 16, 1891 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio buried: Hines Chapel. He married MARY J. WILHEIM. She was born February 02, 1852, and died April 30, 1931.

Notes for THOMAS HINES:

Thomas died of fever at 43 years, 3 months and 12 days.

Thomas owned the land next the 104 acres of the original Hines Homestead. By 1850 young Joseph had

acquired this land. This land in our generation was the Yockey farm at the forks of Sandbar Road and

Mush Run Road.

Children of THOMAS HINES and MARY WILHEIM are:

i. MARGARET⁴ HINES, b. 1873.

21. ii. NAHUM HINES.

iii. HIRAM HINES, b. December 26, 1877.

iv. DAVID HINES, b. December 16, 1880.

22. v. LINUS HINES, b. May 17, 1885.

vi. WALTER HINES.

9. HIRAM³ HINES (JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1846. He married (1) MARY E WILLIAM. She was born Abt. 1851. He married (2) MARY E WILLIAMS. She was born Abt. 1851.

Children of HIRAM HINES and MARY WILLIAM are:

23. i. NAOMI⁴ HINES, b. Abt. 1868.

ii. THOMAS HINES, b. Abt. 1870.

iii. MARGARET E HINES, b. January 08, 1873.

iv. DELIAH HINES, b. August 27, 1875.

v. SALENA ALLIS HINES, b. June 18, 1887.

Children of HIRAM HINES and MARY WILLIAMS are:

vi. THOMAS E.⁴ HINES, b. Abt. 1870.

vii. INFANT HINES, b. January 08, 1873.

viii. DELIAH B. HINES, b. August 27, 1875.

ix. SALENA ALLIS HINES, b. June 18, 1887.

x. CATHERINE HINES.

Generation No. 4

10. ESTHER⁴ HINES (WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1863 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio, and died Abt. 1935 in rural Stafford,Ohio buried in Hines Chapel Cemetery. She married (1) MAHLEN MCMULLEN August 1880 in Marriage Application filed - no return. She married (2) EDWARD JACKMAN Abt. 1883. He died in Stafford,Ohio buried in Hines Chapel Cemetery.

Notes for ESTHER HINES:

Hester was known as "Hetty". It is unclear whether the names for Esther/Hester

is Esther or Hester, they are given as both names in the Okey/Hines families.

On her marriage license she uses the name of Esther but in a census she uses

the name Hester. Similiar differences are also noted with her grandmother Esther

Okey Hines.

Hester and Ed lived in the same house I grew up in. Clem had built it for Jane,

when they first got married but soon out grew it and bought the larger farm house

" Linus Hines Farm" and the farm one mile from this location. So Hetty and Ed

moved into this honeymoon cottage.

Child of ESTHER HINES and MAHLEN MCMULLEN is:

24. i. CLEMENT HIRAM⁵ HINES, b. November 25, 1880, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio; d. November 15, 1974, rural Stafford,Ohio - buried in Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery.

11. ISABELLA⁴ HINES (WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1865. She married JAMES KINSEY.

Children of ISABELLA HINES and JAMES KINSEY are:

i. THURZA⁵ KINSEY, m. CALVIN LEE.

ii. MINERVA KINSEY.

iii. BERTHA KINSEY, m. SCHAEFFER.

25. iv. MYRTLE KINSEY.

12. JOSEPH⁴ HINES (WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1868. He married JOSEPHINE ANDERSON.

Children of JOSEPH HINES and JOSEPHINE ANDERSON are:

26. i. WILLIAM⁵ HINES.

27. ii. OLIVE HINES.

13. EVANGELINE⁴ HINES (WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1870. She married JOHN KELBY.

Notes for EVANGELINE HINES:

Evangeline was called "Ev" or "Eva"

Children of EVANGELINE HINES and JOHN KELBY are:

i. HAZEL⁵ KELBY, m. WILLIAM TRUAX.

ii. WOODMAN KELBY.

iii. THEODORE KELBY.

14. DRUSILLA⁴ HINES (WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1875. She married LONNIE DAY.

Notes for DRUSILLA HINES:

Drusilla was none as "Zill

Children of DRUSILLA HINES and LONNIE DAY are:

28. i. EDNA⁵ DAY.

ii. OPAL DAY, m. BRIAN LEE.

15. JOSEPH⁴ HINES (GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1867, and died in Denver, Co., buired: Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield, Oh. He married VIOLA CRONIN. She was born in Cronin Creek, Wayne Township, and died in buried: Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield, Oh.

Notes for JOSEPH HINES:

Joseph Hines was a teacher and a preacher. He attended "National Pen Art Hall and Business College"

at Oberlin, Ohio where he graduated with honors. He also attended Central Normal College at

Danville, Indiana and Ohio Normal University at Ada, Ohio. He graduated from this University in 1893 with honors. He also attended Oklahoma Christian College. He became superintendent of school for Monroe County,

as he had secured for himself an education second to no other person in Monroe County at this time.

Joseph lived on Maple Avenue in Woodsfield. He taught in the local schools and preached in the local Churches

of Christ.

Children of JOSEPH HINES and VIOLA CRONIN are:

29. i. IVA⁵ HINES, b. January 30, 1895, Woodsfield, Ohio; d. January 10, 1989, Torrance, California - buried at Cambridge,Oh.

ii. FREDA HINES.

iii. ALBERT HINES.

30. iv. ALBERTA HINES.

16. THOMAS ROSCOE⁴ HINES (GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born May 04, 1870 in Hines Homestead, and died 1945 in Hines Homestead, buried: Hartshorn Ridge Church of Christ. He married ICALENA BELLE CREE. She died 1935 in Marietta Memorial, buried: Hartshorn Ridge Church of Christ.

Notes for THOMAS ROSCOE HINES:

Thomas was known by his middle name "Ross", he inherited the 104 acres of the original Hines Homestead. Thomas lived in the house built by his father George.

Children of THOMAS HINES and ICALENA CREE are:

i. BRADA⁵ HINES, d. 1967, Hines Homestead, buried: Hartshorn Ridge Church of Christ.

ii. VELMA HINES, b. Cambridge, Oh - buried Hartshorn Ridge Church of Christ.

31. iii. GUSSIE HINES, b. May 10, 1912, Hines Homestead, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio.

17. CLARA IVA⁴ HINES (GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born April 20, 1871 in Hines Homestead. She married LONNIE CRONIN. He was born in Cronin Creek - Wayne Township, Monroe County.

Children of CLARA HINES and LONNIE CRONIN are:

i. STEWART⁵ CRONIN, m. HELEN.

Notes for STEWART CRONIN:

Stewart & Helen live in Dallas, Texas

ii. CRAWFORD CRONIN.

iii. GUSSIE CRONIN, m. ARTHUR STOUT; b. Woodsfield, Ohio.

Notes for ARTHUR STOUT:

Gussie and Arthur lives in Akron, Ohio.

18. LEANDER⁴ HINES (GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born April 19, 1873 in Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio, and died 1952 in Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio - buried: Creighton Ridge Church of Christ. He married CARRIE MORRISON. She was born 1878 in Bethel Township Monroe Co, Ohio, and died 1955 in Franklin Township Monroe Co, Ohio - buried: Creighton Ridge Church of Christ.

Notes for LEANDER HINES:

Lee and Carrie lived in a beautiful brick federal house on the Lewisville/Graysville Road.

Somewhere on the ridge between Hanson Ridge and Hartshorn Ridge. The present

owners has defaced the exterior somewhat and its charm of yesteryear is not

completely intact. The house was set on a slope giving a nice spacious lawn

that inclined to the house. On entering the house from the front entrace was

a spacious stairway with a beautiful banister. To the left of the entrance was the

master bedroon. On the right was the parlor. After passing thru the parlor was

the formal dining room. I believe that earlier the master bedroon had

been used as a parlor and the current parlor had been the sitting room.

In the back of the house was a later edition to the federal, that was a large

keeping room. The keeping room included the kitchen, informal dining and

sitting area. At the back of the house adjacent to the keeping room was

a large sun porch. The keeping room was where the family gathered. This

house became my dream home as a child. When I was a child and visited

the house, I would expect to see, besides Carrie and Lee, Florence , who

helped Carrie with the housework and also helped on the farm, Russel Hines,

who worked in the fields, Donnie the grandson that lived with Lee and Carrie,

occasionally Leonard, who stayed there during the weekdays, and sometimes

Jimmi visiting his grandparents. On the weekends, Lonnie and Vivian would

come with their two daughters Janie and Hattie and later Sonny.

Leonard's children Carol and Bobby would also visit quite frequently. It was

always a warm atmosphere and very lively place to visit.

Children of LEANDER HINES and CARRIE MORRISON are:

32. i. JAMES⁵ HINES, b. October 04, 1896, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio; d. October 10, 1989.

33. ii. GEORGE HINES.

34. iii. CLIFFORD HINES, b. May 21, 1905, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio; d. May 1997, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio.

35. iv. LEONARD HINES.

36. v. LONNIE HINES, b. January 29, 1910; d. June 1988.

19. HENRY⁴ HINES (GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) died in buried: Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ. He married FLORENCE KINCAID. She died in buried: Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ.

Notes for HENRY HINES:

Henry was known as "Hank", he taught school on Mush Run. He lived up the hollow on Dry Run, on the

original Hines Homestead. This is the hollow that leads up to Pleasant Ridge. The road can be found by

going down Sand Bar Road past the McElfresh Place until you come to the bridge. The

road runs by the "RUN" going up that hollow. There was a log cabin there presumed to be the original

home of Elizabeth and Old Joseph.

Children of HENRY HINES and FLORENCE KINCAID are:

i. DORA⁵ HINES.

ii. ELLIS HINES.

Notes for ELLIS HINES:

Ellis was adopted by Hank and Florence, he was Ellis McVay..

20. JENNY⁴ HINES (GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married ALBERT LONGFELLOW.

Notes for ALBERT LONGFELLOW:

Albert went by the name of Bert. They lived on the property between the original Hines Homestead 104 acres and the Winland property. Tom & Peggy Winland live there now.

Children of JENNY HINES and ALBERT LONGFELLOW are:

37. i. HARRY⁵ LONGFELLOW.

ii. WADE LONGFELLOW, m. LUCILLE HEAD.

Notes for WADE LONGFELLOW:

They were both deaf.

38. iii. GEORGE LONGFELLOW.

iv. HOWARD LONGFELLOW, m. EDITH LINDAMOOD.

v. NEIL LONGFELLOW.

vi. LOLA LONGFELLOW.

39. vii. KATHRYN LONGFELLOW.

21. NAHUM⁴ HINES (THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married SADIE BROWN.

Children of NAHUM HINES and SADIE BROWN are:

40. i. NELLIE⁵ HINES, b. August 22, 1901; d. January 25, 1987, buried: Hines Chapel Church of Christ.

41. ii. HEBER HINES.

42. iii. MARY HINES.

43. iv. FREDA HINES.

22. LINUS⁴ HINES (THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born May 17, 1885.

Children of LINUS HINES are:

i. GLEN⁵ HINES.

ii. GERTRUDE HINES.

23. NAOMI⁴ HINES (HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1868. She married TAYLOR (JOHN TAYLOR) WINLAND, son of HENRY WINLAND and MARY BAKER. He was born 1866.

Children of NAOMI HINES and TAYLOR WINLAND are:

i. SHELLEY⁵ WINLAND, m. CARL BOYCE.

ii. MILES WINLAND.

44. iii. TAYLOR WINLAND.

45. iv. MADELINE WINLAND.

46. v. MARTHA WINLAND, b. Abt. 1909, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio; d. Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio.

47. vi. HIRAM WINLAND.

Generation No. 5

24. CLEMENT HIRAM⁵ HINES (ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born November 25, 1880 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died November 15, 1974 in rural Stafford,Ohio - buried in Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery. He married MARGARET JANE WINLAND October 07, 1905 in Franklin Township, Monroe County,Ohio, daughter of JOSEPH WINLAND and CATHERINE LUKENS. She was born February 27, 1884 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died October 09, 1970 in rural Stafford,Ohio - buried in Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery.

Notes for CLEMENT HIRAM HINES:

Clem had a teaching degree. He soon changed professions for the booming oil field and

then a lifelong career as a farmer. He enjoyed buying more farms and going to

the stock sale. He and Preston Gardner started the Stafford Church of Christ and served

there as chief elder for many years. He also became the first Sunday School teacher

for the children, and later built on a new Sunday School room with the help of his

son in law Raymond Franks and a few other volunteers. He then enlisted several

volunteers from the congregation to teach Sunday School. Two of these volunteers were

Freda McConnell and Joe Love.

Clem had land close to his Grandfather Woodman's when he married Jane, and built a

small house there for his bride. He later bought the Linus Hines property (about 40 acres),

with Linus homeplace, and aquired 40 mores acres to make his homeplace 80 acres.

He moved his family there circa early 1920's, and this home of Linus Hines became the

home place for Clem's children. He also continued to own his land and also Woodman's

land and acquired other family lands as they became available.

Children of CLEMENT HINES and MARGARET WINLAND are:

48. i. ELMA GERTRUDE⁶ HINES, b. October 08, 1906, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio; d. January 17, 1994, Summerfied, Ohio Noble County - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ.

49. ii. GLADYS MAE HINES, b. , Franklin Township,Monroe County, Ohio.

50. iii. EDRA EVA HINES, b. September 20, 1911, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio; d. November 19, 1992, Bethel Township,Monroe County,Ohio - buried Creighton Ridge Church of Christ.

iv. EDWIN EDWARD HINES, b. September 20, 1911.

51. v. JOHN CLIFTON HINES, b. November 06, 1913, Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio; d. April 06, 1986, Woodsfield,Ohio - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery.

52. vi. MANSEL CLAYTON HINES, b. December 27, 1915.

53. vii. CARRIE MARIE HINES, b.

viii. KATHYRN LENORE HINES, b.

54. ix. ELLIS GARVIN HINES, b. Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio.

55. x. ANNABELLE LEE HINES, b. , Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio.

25. MYRTLE⁵ KINSEY (ISABELLA⁴ HINES, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married WILLIAM TRUAX.

Children of MYRTLE KINSEY and WILLIAM TRUAX are:

i. HAROLD⁶ TRUAX.

ii. HEBER TRUAX.

26. WILLIAM⁵ HINES (JOSEPH⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married MABEL HIGHMAN.

Children of WILLIAM HINES and MABEL HIGHMAN are:

i. BETTY⁶ HINES, b.

ii. LOLA HINES, b.

iii. ROSEMARIE HINES, b.

iv. DARLENE HINES, b.

v. MARY HINES, b.

vi. DANIEL HINES, b.

27. OLIVE⁵ HINES (JOSEPH⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married WALTER HARTSHORN.

Child of OLIVE HINES and WALTER HARTSHORN is:

i. MADELINE⁶ HARTSHORN.

28. EDNA⁵ DAY (DRUSILLA⁴ HINES, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married JOE LOVE.

Children of EDNA DAY and JOE LOVE are:

i. LONNIE⁶ LOVE, b.

ii. FRANKLIN DELANO LOVE, ; m. JEANNE CRUM.

29. IVA⁵ HINES (JOSEPH⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born January 30, 1895 in Woodsfield, Ohio, and died January 10, 1989 in Torrance, California - buried at Cambridge,Oh. She married HARRY SILVERMAN-DAVIDSON. He was born in Cronin Creek - Wayne Township, Monroe County.

Children of IVA HINES and HARRY SILVERMAN-DAVIDSON are:

56. i. JOE⁶ DAVIDSON.

57. ii. KEN DAVIDSON.

30. ALBERTA⁵ HINES (JOSEPH⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married ORA REED JONES.

Notes for ORA REED JONES:

Ora and Alberta lived in Cambridge. Ora was known as "Doc" Jones.

Children of ALBERTA HINES and ORA JONES are:

i. STEPHEN⁶ JONES.

ii. CAROLYN JONES, m. UNKNOWN SECREST.

31. GUSSIE⁵ HINES (THOMAS ROSCOE⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born May 10, 1912 in Hines Homestead, Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio. She married FLOYD MCELFRESH, son of HERMAN MCELFRESH and NELLIE WILLISON. He was born December 28, 1905 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio, and died December 01, 1998 in Ohio, buried: Hines Chapel Church of Christ.

Notes for GUSSIE HINES:

They lived on the original Hines Homestead all their married life - 65 years. Gussie was born in the house in 1912.

Her Grandfather George Hines built this house on the original Joseph Hines land.

Children of GUSSIE HINES and FLOYD MCELFRESH are:

58. i. LORNA MAE⁶ MCELFRESH.

59. ii. GLENDA FAY MCELFRESH,

32. JAMES⁵ HINES (LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born October 04, 1896 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio, and died October 10, 1989. He married FREDA LENORA HARTSHORN November 05, 1921, daughter of GEORGE HARTSHORN and CORA WILLIAMS. She was born May 24, 1903.

Children of JAMES HINES and FREDA HARTSHORN are:

60. i. CRAWFORD⁶ HINES,.

61. ii. CARL (JAMES CARL) HINES,

62. iii. LEWIS HARLAN HINES,.

63. iv. MARLYN HINES,.

33. GEORGE⁵ HINES (LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married BERNICE STOFFEL.

Children of GEORGE HINES and BERNICE STOFFEL are:

i. PHILIP⁶ HINES.

ii. CHARLES HINES.

iii. HELEN HINES.

iv. HAZEL HINES.

v. GEORGIA HINES.

34. CLIFFORD⁵ HINES (LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born May 21, 1905 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio, and died May 1997 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio. He married GERTRUDE HARTSHORN, daughter of RAY HARTSHORN and ANNA SMITH. She was born December 18, 1909 in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio.

Children of CLIFFORD HINES and GERTRUDE HARTSHORN are:

64. i. DELORES MAE⁶ HINES,

65. ii. JIMMI RAY HINES, b.

66. iii. CARRIE ANNE HINES, b.

67. iv. JOHN LEE HINES, b

35. LEONARD⁵ HINES (LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married BETTY HAWKINS.

Children of LEONARD HINES and BETTY HAWKINS are:

68. i. CAROL LYNN⁶ HINES,.

69. ii. ROBERT DELANE HINES,.

70. iii. STEWART GREGORY HINES, b

71. iv. YVONNE HINES,

36. LONNIE⁵ HINES (LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born January 29, 1910, and died June 1988. He married VIVIAN (MARY VIVIAN) POTTS. She was born May 09, 1915.

Children of LONNIE HINES and VIVIAN POTTS are:

i. DONALD⁶ HINES, b.

ii. ROBERT LEE HINES, b.

iii. BERTHA JANE HINES, b.

72. iv. HATTIE KAY HINES,

73. v. LEONARD GEORGE (SONNY) HINES

37. HARRY⁵ LONGFELLOW (JENNY⁴ HINES, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married MARY CHURCH.

Children of HARRY LONGFELLOW and MARY CHURCH are:

i. JEAN⁶ LONGFELLOW.

ii. JOANNE LONGFELLOW.

38. GEORGE⁵ LONGFELLOW (JENNY⁴ HINES, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married DOROTHY (UNKNOWN).

Child of GEORGE LONGFELLOW and DOROTHY (UNKNOWN) is:

i. DICK⁶ LONGFELLOW, m. VERLA FAY YOCKEY.

39. KATHRYN⁵ LONGFELLOW (JENNY⁴ HINES, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married HOMER HARSHBERGER.

Children of KATHRYN LONGFELLOW and HOMER HARSHBERGER are:

i. CRAWFORD⁶ HARSHBERGER.

ii. MARJEAN HARSHBERGER.

40. NELLIE⁵ HINES (NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born August 22, 1901, and died January 25, 1987 in buried: Hines Chapel Church of Christ. She married CHAUNCY HARTSHORN, son of GEORGE HARTSHORN and CORA WILLAMS. He was born October 27, 1896, and died March 18, 1989 in buried: Hines Chapel Church of Christ.

Children of NELLIE HINES and CHAUNCY HARTSHORN are:

i. MARILYN⁶ HARTSHORN, b.

74. ii. CHARLES LELAND HARTSHORN,

75. iii. EILEEN DOROTHY HARTSHORN,

76. iv. DONALD ELVIN HARTSHORN, b

77. v. CAROLYN JEAN HARTSHORN,

41. HEBER⁵ HINES (NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married MARGORIE MCCONNELL.

Children of HEBER HINES and MARGORIE MCCONNELL are:

i. GERALD⁶ HINES, b.

ii. BERNARD HINES, b.

iii. RALPH COY HINES, b

iv. ROBERT HINES, b.

v. EUGENE HINES, b.

42. MARY⁵ HINES (NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married CHARLES MORRISON.

Children of MARY HINES and CHARLES MORRISON are:

i. LARRY BOB⁶ MORRISON.

ii. CONNIE MARK MORRISON.

43. FREDA⁵ HINES (NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married HAROLD MCCONNELL.

Children of FREDA HINES and HAROLD MCCONNELL are:

i. JAMES⁶ MCCONNELL, m. CHARLENE RING.

ii. DORIS MCCONNELL, m. JAMES WALTMIRE.

iii. MARVIN MCCONNELL.

iv. GARY MCCONNELL.

44. TAYLOR⁵ WINLAND (NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married ALICE MCCULLOM.

Children of TAYLOR WINLAND and ALICE MCCULLOM are:

i. TAYLOR⁶ WINLAND.

ii. VIRGINA WINLAND,

45. MADELINE⁵ WINLAND (NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married CLARENCE KIRKBRIDE.

Children of MADELINE WINLAND and CLARENCE KIRKBRIDE are:

i. NAOMI⁶ KIRKBRIDE, m. ALFRED DAUGHERTY.

ii. VASTI KIRKBRIDE, m. MR. GRIFFIN.

46. MARTHA⁵ WINLAND (NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1909 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She married JAMES WINLAND, son of JOSEPH WINLAND and CATHERINE LUKENS. He was born Abt. 1905 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio.

Children of MARTHA WINLAND and JAMES WINLAND are:

78. i. GRETHEL⁶ WINLAND, b. Monroe County,Ohio.

79. ii. BETHEL WINLAND.

47. HIRAM⁵ WINLAND (NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married (1) LILLIAN.

Child of HIRAM WINLAND and LILLIAN is:

80. ii. HENRY⁶ WINLAND.

Generation No. 6

48. ELMA GERTRUDE⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born October 08, 1906 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died January 17, 1994 in Summerfied, Ohio Noble County - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ. She married GEORGE RAYMOND FRANKS. He was born September 28, 1907 in Monroe Co.,Ohio, and died November 29, 1994 in Summerfied, Ohio Noble County - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ.

Children of ELMA HINES and GEORGE FRANKS are:

82. i. DONALD E.⁷ FRANKS, b

83. ii. RALPH E. FRANKS, b.

iii. CHARLES A. FRANKS, b..

iv. THELMA FRANKS, b. 1937, Ohio; d. 1937, Ohio - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery.

v. DARLENE FRANKS, b. 1939, Ohio; d. 1939, Ohio - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery.

84. vi. JANET E. FRANKS, b.

49. GLADYS MAE⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born in Franklin Township,Monroe County, Ohio. She married CHARLES HENRY DILLEY January 24, 1934 in Summerfield,Ohio Noble County, son of HARRY DILLEY and JESSIE MERCER. He was born July 03, 1912 in Bethel Township,Monroe County, and died September 28, 1979 in Zanesviille,Ohio - buried at Creigthon Ridge Church of Christ.

Children of GLADYS HINES and CHARLES DILLEY are:

85. i. NANCY ANN⁷ DILLEY,

ii. JESSIE JANE

iii. PATTY SUE DILLEY JONES

iv. SELENA IRENE DILLEY.

86. v. JAMES CLIFTON DILLEY.

87. vi. DAVID LEE DILLEY

50. EDRA EVA⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born September 20 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died November 19, 1992 in Bethel Township,Monroe County,Ohio - buried Creighton Ridge Church of Christ. She married DAVID FRANKLIN ROSE.

Children of EDRA HINES and DAVID ROSE are:

88. i. HARRY EUGENE⁷ ROSE,

89. ii. GERALD EDWIN ROSE,

90. iii. DARLENE JANE ROSE

91. iv. KAREN EILEEN ROSE,

51. JOHN CLIFTON⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born November 06, 1913 in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio, and died April 06, 1986 in Woodsfield,Ohio - buried Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ Cemetery. He married KATHLEEN IRIS ALLEN. She was born in London, England.

Children of JOHN HINES and KATHLEEN ALLEN are:

i. JOHN CLIFTON⁷ HINES, b.

92. ii. EUGENE ALLAN HINES, b.

93. iii. TERRY LYNN HINES, b.

52. MANSEL CLAYTON⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born December 27, 1915. He married DORIS RIDLEY WELKER August 18, 1956.

Children of MANSEL HINES and DORIS WELKER are:

94. i. KAY⁷ WELKER, b.; Stepchild.

95. ii. DIANE WELKER, b. Stepchild.

96. iii. PATRICK WELKER, b.; Stepchild.

53. CARRIE MARIE⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) .She married DONALD E RUTLEDGE.

Children of CARRIE HINES and DONALD RUTLEDGE are:

97. i. SANDRA ANN⁷ RUTLEDGE,

98. ii. SUSAN BETH RUTLEDGE

99. iii. CLINTON E. RUTLEDGE,

100. iv. CHRISTOPHER HINES RUTLEDGE

101. v. JUBAL A. RUTLEDGE,.

54. ELLIS GARVIN⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio. He married VERA LUCILLE MCGARRY

Children of ELLIS HINES and VERA MCGARRY are:

102. i. BETTY ALICE⁷ HINES,

103. ii. SHARON KAY HINES,

104. iii. ROBIN LYNN HINES,

105. iv. SUE ELLEN HINES,

ANNABELLE LEE⁶ HINES (CLEMENT HIRAM⁵, ESTHER⁴, WOODMAN³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born in Franklin Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She married GEORGE FORREST ROSE

Children of ANNABELLE HINES and GEORGE ROSE are:

106. i. LINDA ANN⁷ ROSE.

ii. TERRY ROSE.

107. iii. KELLY ROSE, b.

108. iv. LISA MICHELLE ROSE,.

56. JOE⁶ DAVIDSON (IVA⁵ HINES, JOSEPH⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married MARTHA UNKNOWN.

Children of JOE DAVIDSON and MARTHA UNKNOWN are:

i. MATT⁷ DAVIDSON.

ii. BECKY DAVIDSON.

iii. SUSAN DAVIDSON.

57. KEN⁶ DAVIDSON (IVA⁵ HINES, JOSEPH⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹)

Children of KEN DAVIDSON are:

i. DON⁷ DAVIDSON.

ii. DAN DAVIDSON.

iii. DOUG DAVIDSON.

iv. LANCE DAVIDSON.

58. LORNA MAE⁶ MCELFRESH (GUSSIE⁵ HINES, THOMAS ROSCOE⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio. She married DENVER LLOYD WARD in Woodsfield Church of Christ, Woodsfield,Ohio, son of ERNEST WARD and GLENNA MCMAHON.

Children of LORNA MCELFRESH and DENVER WARD are:

109. i. PEGGY ANN⁷ WARD,

110. ii. PENNY JO WARD, b.

111. iii. PATTY ELAINE WARD, b..

112. iv. KEITH ERIC WARD, b.

59. GLENDA FAY⁶ MCELFRESH (GUSSIE⁵ HINES, THOMAS ROSCOE⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born in Franklin Township Monore Co, Ohio. She married JOHN JACOB HENDERSHOT Woodsfield,Ohio Church of Christ, son of T. HENDERSHOT and LILLIAN YOCKEY.

Children of GLENDA MCELFRESH and JOHN HENDERSHOT are:

113. i. TERESA KAY⁷ HENDERSHOT.

114. ii. KAREN LYNN HENDERSHOT, b

115. iii. MARCIA COLLEEN HENDERSHOT, b.

60. CRAWFORD⁶ HINES (JAMES⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married MARTHA LEA GRAY.

Children of CRAWFORD HINES and MARTHA GRAY are:

116. i. MARSHA⁷ HINES, b.

117. ii. LINDA JEAN HINES, b..

61. CARL (JAMES CARL)⁶ HINES (JAMES⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was, He married JUNE (HELEN JUNE) SHAEFFER

Children of CARL HINES and JUNE SHAEFFER are:

118. i. CATHERINE ANN⁷ HINES.

119. ii. CONSTANCE KAY HINES,

62. LEWIS HARLAN⁶ HINES (JAMES⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married MARY LOLA WEEDLE. .

Children of LEWIS HINES and MARY WEEDLE are:

120. i. STEVEN LEWIS⁷ HINES,

121. ii. REGINA FAYE HINES, b.

122. iii. SHEILA RENE HINES, b.

63. MARLYN⁶ HINES (JAMES⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married JANET MOOSE

Children of MARLYN HINES and JANET MOOSE are:

123. i. MIKE⁷ HINES,.

124. ii. DIANNE (SUSAN DIANNE) HINES,.

64. DELORES MAE⁶ HINES (CLIFFORD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). She married (1) FRANK WHITACRE. She married (2) DR. ROBERT MILLER.

Children of DELORES HINES and FRANK WHITACRE are:

125. i. KAREN⁷ WHITACRE.

126. ii. VICKI WHITACRE.

65. JIMMI RAY⁶ HINES (CLIFFORD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married NORMA J GRAHAM.

Children of JIMMI HINES and NORMA GRAHAM are:

127. i. DEBORAH⁷ HINES, b.

128. ii. GARY HINES, b

129. iii. FRANK HINES, b..

66. CARRIE ANNE⁶ HINES (CLIFFORD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). She married RONALD PAUL TURNER.

Children of CARRIE HINES and RONALD TURNER are:

130. i. JEFFREY KIRK⁷ TURNER, b

131. ii. BIRAN DOUGLAS TURNER, b

67. JOHN LEE⁶ HINES (CLIFFORD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married JUDY ANN HUFFMAN.

Children of JOHN HINES and JUDY HUFFMAN are:

i. JOHHNY⁷ HINES, b..

132. ii. ALAN HINES, b..

iii. JASON HINES, b.

iv. ARRON HINES, b.

68. CAROL LYNN⁶ HINES (LEONARD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). She married DAVID N BROWN.

Child of CAROL HINES and DAVID BROWN is:

i. DAVI LYN⁷ BROWN,.

69. ROBERT DELANE⁶ HINES (LEONARD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married BETTY LOU MINDER.

Child of ROBERT HINES and BETTY MINDER is:

i. SHANNON ROBERTA⁷ HINES,

70. STEWART GREGORY⁶ HINES (LEONARD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married LOTTIE JANE SPARKMAN.

Children of STEWART HINES and LOTTIE SPARKMAN are:

i. ROBERT ALLEN⁷ HINES

ii. LEONARD PAUL HINES, b

71. YVONNE⁶ HINES (LEONARD⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). She married ERNEST FRANCIS III.

Children of YVONNE HINES and ERNEST FRANCIS are:

i. ERNEST⁷ FRANCIS IV,

ii. ALEXANDRIA FRANCIS, b

72. HATTIE KAY⁶ HINES (LONNIE⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). She married DARROL C. (BUD) BYERS

Children of HATTIE HINES and DARROL BYERS are:

133. i. CAMELA JO⁷ BYERS,

ii. CLIFFORD ERIC BYERS,

73. LEONARD GEORGE (SONNY)⁶ HINES (LONNIE⁵, LEANDER⁴, GEORGE³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) .He married FRANKIE JEAN LOWE

74.

Children of LEONARD HINES and FRANKIE LOWE are:

i. HEATHER DAWN⁷ HINES, b..

ii. MITZI KEE HINES, b..

74. CHARLES LELAND⁶ HARTSHORN (NELLIE⁵ HINES, NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) . He married BETTY MARIE MIRACLE

Children of CHARLES HARTSHORN and BETTY MIRACLE are:

i. LAREY PHIL⁷ HARTSHORN,.

134. ii. CAROL ANNE HARTSHORN

135. iii. KENNETH ROBERT HARTSHORN,.

136. iv. MARILYN SUE HARTSHORN

75. EILEEN DOROTHY⁶ HARTSHORN (NELLIE⁵ HINES, NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) . She married CHARLES LENBURG STEVENS

Children of EILEEN HARTSHORN and CHARLES STEVENS are:

i. LINDA DAWN⁷ STEVENS,.

ii. ANGELA JOY STEVENS,

iii. MICHAEL STEVENS

76. DONALD ELVIN⁶ HARTSHORN (NELLIE⁵ HINES, NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹). He married EMILY ANN SMITH. .

Children of DONALD HARTSHORN and EMILY SMITH are:

137. i. CHERYL KAY⁷ HARTSHORN,

138. ii. DEBORAH SUE HARTSHORN.

139. iii. JULIE DONNEL HARTSHORN.

77. CAROLYN JEAN⁶ HARTSHORN (NELLIE⁵ HINES, NAHUM⁴, THOMAS³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) .She married MR. PIATT.

Children of CAROLYN HARTSHORN and MR. PIATT are:

i. DAVID EUGENE⁷ PIATT,.

140. ii. CHRISTINE ANN PIATT,.

141. iii. DUANNE LYNN PIATT, b.

78. GRETHEL⁶ WINLAND (MARTHA⁵, NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) was born in Monroe County,Ohio. She married HOWARD SMITH, son of EVERT SMITH and WAIFE CLINE. He was born in Monroe County,Ohio.

Children of GRETHEL WINLAND and HOWARD SMITH are:

142. i. RHONDA JO⁷ SMITH

143. ii. FONDA JAN SMITH,

144. iii. VAUGHN JAY SMITH,

79. BETHEL⁶ WINLAND (MARTHA⁵, NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) She married ROBERT JONES, son of ED JONES and LETISHA WILLISON.

Child of BETHEL WINLAND and ROBERT JONES is:

145. i. TONDA LEE⁷ JONES,

80. HENRY⁶ WINLAND (HIRAM⁵, NAOMI⁴ HINES, HIRAM³, JOSEPH², JOSEPH¹) He married MARY GOSLING. She was born in England.

Children of HENRY WINLAND and MARY GOSLING are:

146. i. WAYNE⁷ WINLAND.

147. ii. DONALD WINLAND.

148. iii. TOM WINLAND.

149. iv. JEFF WINLAND.

Provided by Selena Dilley

Click here for the Short-Cut Table of Contents