Amy Louise (Hineman) Scott

Amy was the daughter of Miles Leroy Hineman and Elizabeth Ann Rowan.

She was born 30 Jun 1896, in Tomah, Wisconsin. She married Earl Benjamin Scott and moved to Eau Claire Co., Wisconsin. Earl was born 16 May 1891 and lived in Augusta.

-From the Tomah Journal, 02 Oct 1914

A quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Hineman of the town of Tomah on Thursday, Sept. 24th, when their youngest daughter Amy was united in marriage to Mr. Earl Scott of Augusta. The ceremony was performed at noon by Rev. Jonathan G. Smith of the Congregational church. Only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. A wedding dinner was served and the newly wedded couple took the afternoon train for La Crosse. They intended to go from there to Milwaukee but were called back next day by the death of a nephew of the bride. They left Tuesday for Augusta where they will make their home, Mr. Scott being engaged in the moving picture business there. We join with the bride’s many friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.

NOTE: The nephew mentioned was Virgil Frederick Hineman, son of Ralph W. Hineman, Amy’s brother. He died from TB, as did the wife (Bessie Martin, died Aug 1914) of Amy’s oldest brother, Gardie.

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Name:  Amy Louise Scott
Home in 1920: Otter Creek, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Age: 23 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse’s name: Earl B
Father’s Birth Place: Wisconsin
Mother’s Birth Place: Wisconsin
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Household Members:
Name     Age
Earl B Scott 28
Amy Louise Scott 23
Elizabeth A Scott 3 11/12
Elvin H Scott 2 9/12 [Elaine]
Allen E Scott 7/12

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Name: Amy L Scott
Home in 1930: Augusta, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Age: 33
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse’s name: Earl B
Race: White
Household Members:
Name     Age
Earl B Scott 38
Amy L Scott 33
Elizabeth A Scott 14
June E Scott 13
Allen E Scott 10
Robert M Scott 8
Kathryn N Scott 6
Rose M Scott 4

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Name:  Amy L Scott
Age: 67
Sex: F (Female)
Birth Date: abt 1896
Death Date: 14 Oct 1963
Location: Eau Claire
Certificate: 030181

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Name: Earl B Scott
Age: 68
Sex:     M (Male)
Birth Date: abt 1892
Death Date: 28 Apr 1960
Location: Eau Claire
Certificate: 013875

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Children of Earl Scott and Amy Hineman:

Elizabeth A. Scott married Shirley Franklin Campbell

June Elaine H Scott married Charles A Cain

Allen E. Scott married Elaine C. UNKNOWN

Robert Miles Scott** (see obit below)  married Eny Loradean Lucille Harke

Kathryn N Scott married UNKNOWN Hanson

Rose M. Scott married Don Grams

Richard Scott (I have no information on him)

John Scott (died as infant)

NOTE:  Any additional information and/or corrections on the spouses would be appreciated.

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Robert Scott

AUGUSTA : Robert Scott, 86, of E19110 County Road N, Augusta, passed away at his home Wednesday morning, May 30, 2007.

Robert Miles Scott, son of Earl and Amy (Hineman) Scott, was born January 16, 1921, in Scott?s Valley, rural Augusta. At the age of 2, he moved into the city of Augusta, where he attended grade school and graduated from Augusta High School. He was united in marriage to Loradean “Eny” Harke on February 7, 1940, in Cresco, Iowa. The couple lived all their married life in Augusta. During WW II, Bob served in the U.S. Marine Corps in the Pacific Theatre, stationed mainly in China. Bob had been employed in Eau Claire by Dolly Madison Dairies and Gillette Tire Company before taking a job with Northern States Power Company in 1950. During his 32 years of employment with NSP, he worked as a ground man, lineman and eventually as the district manager in the Augusta office. Since February of 2006, he had enjoyed making his home with his son and daughter-in-law in Ludington Township, rural Augusta.

Bob took pride in his community, and throughout his life volunteered his time for the betterment of Augusta. For many years he had been a member of the Augusta-Bridge Creek Fire Dept., where he had served as secretary-treasurer. In the 1960s, during the construction years of the elementary school, he had served on the Augusta School Board. He also served on the Augusta Nursing Home Building Committee and eventually on the Nursing Home Board. Since 1950, he was a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Augusta, where he served in various capacities. He served on the Augusta Cemetery Board, and was an active member and officer with the Augusta Lions Club, American Legion, and past commander of the Augusta VFW Post. He was a member of the Eau Claire County Conservation League, and during this time was instrumental in establishing the Eau Claire County Public Hunting Grounds and Coon Fork Lake. While working for NSP, he became a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union, and in 1970 was awarded the Citizen of the Year for NSP.

Bob enjoyed the time he spent coaching girls softball teams and being involved with his children and grandchildren?s activities. He was an avid deer hunter, and looked forward to the annual family hunts. He also enjoyed fishing, playing cards, pool and bowling.

He is survived by his son, William and Kathryn Scott; daughter-in-law, Lynda Scott; brother, Allen and Elaine Scott; and sister, Rose and Don Grams, all of Augusta; four grandchildren, Jon Scott, Michelle (Don) Wade, all of Kenosha, David (Lisa) Scott of Omro and Richard (Kristine) Scott of Sherwood; nine great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Eny, on October 26, 1990; son, Larry Scott, on December 9, 2003; and siblings, Elizabeth Campbell, June Cain, Kathryn Hanson, Richard Scott and infant brother, John Scott.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 2, 2007, at Grace Lutheran Church in Augusta. Burial, with military rites conducted by the Augusta VFW and American Legion, will be held in the East Lawn Cemetery, Augusta.

Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday at the Anderson Funeral Home in Augusta, and one hour prior to services Saturday at the church.

In lieu of flowers, memorials can be given to the Augusta VFW Post, Augusta Lions Club or Augusta Cemetery Association.

-From the Leader Telegram, 01 Jun 2007 Eau Claire, WI

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I would love to hear from any descendants of Earl Scott and Amy Hineman, and am hoping they might be able to provide more information and/or pictures, especially of the Hineman family. Amy’s brother Gardie, was my great-grandfather, and I don’t have any pictures of him or his first wife, Olive Bessie Martin.

Amy had a sister, Pearl, who lived in Augusta as well. Pearl was married to Ralph W. Bowen, and from what I can tell, they never had any children of their own. However, according to one census record, my grandfather, Nathan Hineman was living with them shortly after his mother died from TB.

Any info would be appreciated!

Pennsylvania Hindman & Hineman (random references)

Horseshoe Bottom Presbyterian Church later became the First Presbyterian Church of Monongahela City.

From Mon Valley Town & Township History:

HORSESHOEBOTTOM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.  Rev. Dr. Samuel Ralston, D. D., received a call from this and Mingo Creek congregations in November, 1796, which he accepted and was therefore ordained. In the latter church be labored forty years, and in the former thirty-five years.  This Horseshoebottom congregation was originally established three and one half miles from Parkinson’s Ferry, on the ridge road leading from this place to Brownsville on Simon Wilson’s farm.  It was a log church, had a graveyard connected with it , and part of the foundation is still visible.

Dr. Ralston preached in this church until 1807, when it was removed to (Williamsport) Monongahela City.  Mr. Moore, says: Dr. Ralston preached his first sermon in a little school-house near the present church building, preaching two years in the winter time in the school house, and in the summer time in a tent in a sugar grove below town.  Mr. Lamb and his wife were the first two persons who joined the church in Williamsport.  The first communion was held in August, 1816, when Dr. Ralston was assisted by Rev. Matthew Brown, D. D.  The whole number of communicants at that time was forty-five.

The church is located on Chess Street, a neat, substantial brick building; its pulpit has been filled by Rev. Dr. Ralston until 1835.  His successors have been Rev. George D. Porter, from 1835 to 1838, Rev. J. W. Kerr from 1839 to 1861, Rev. S. G. Dunlap from 1862 to 1867, Rev. J. S. Sutchell from 1867 to the present time, but I learn he has sent in his resignation.

The following persons have been ordained ruling elders since the pastorate of Dr. Ralston, viz.:  James Hair, James McGrew, James Martin, Robert McFarland, Aaron Kerr, Isaac VanVoorhis, James Gordon, Henry Fulton, Joseph Kiddoo, John Power, James Dickey, James Curry, E. W. Tower, John Wright, Francis J. Gardner, David Moore, David D. Yohe, Samuel Hindman, three of whom have passed into the spirit land, each upwards of eighty years of age, to receive a crown of righteousness.

There is a Sabbath school connected with the church, which by the last report numbers 17 teachers, 250 scholars, and has a library of about fifteen hundred volumes.  Its organization is placed at various dates, but the Rev. Mr. Dunlap thinks it was established in the year 1822.

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Found at Ray’s Place: Exploring New England’s Past, where you can find a wide variety of historical information.

History of Monongahela City, Pa.
From: A History of Washington County, Pennsylvania
By: Earle R. Forrest
Published By The S. J. Clark Publishing Company, Chicago 1926

The Presbyterian Church of Monongahela was organized in 1796 at Horseshoe Bottom by Rev. Samuel Ralston, and in 1807 it was moved to Parkinson’s Ferry, where it first met in a tent. Services were held in a schoolhouse until 1815, when the first house of worship was erected, on the hill between Third and Jackson streets. In 1836 the second church was erected on Chess Street on the site of the present Eagles Building. The present church was built in the seventies at a cost of $35,000. The first pastor was Rev. Samuel Ralston, D. D. The present minister is Rev. W. F. McKee, D. D., and the membership is 765.

***** The following version gives dates, which rules this Samuel Hindman out for the older generation that would have been a brother to our Senior John Hineman.

THE OLD AND NEW MONONGAHELA
Horse Shoe Bottom Church, Williamsport (Monongahela City.)
page 65

Mr. Dickey died Sept. 9th, 1864, and Mr. Kiddoo Aug. 11th, 1870. April 7th, 1862, a call was made out for the services of Rev. S.G. Dunlap. He was installed Dec. 6th, 1862, and remained pastor until Sept. 29th, 1866, about four years. Under his ministrations fifty-five were added on examination in 1863 and twenty-eight in 1864. Mr. Dunlap died in 1871 at Orrville, Ohio. Dec. 6th, 1862, Mr. E. W. Tower was installed, and Messrs. John Wright, Francis I. Gardner and David Moore were ordained elders of the church. Mr. Tower was drowned in the Monongahela River Feb. 19th, 1869, and Mr. Moore died May 11th, 1867. Dec. 30th, 1866, the congregation voted a call to Rev. J. S. Stuchell, who was installed May 10th, 1867, and continued pastor until April 1st, 1870, a period of three years. Mr. Stuchell died Oct. 1875. Oct. 26th, 1867, Messrs. Wm. C. Shaw, D. D. Yohe and Samuel Hindman were ordained elders. Mr. Yohe died Aug. 7th, 1868. Oct. 1st, 1871, a call was made out for the present pastor. He began his labors as pastor elect Oct. 16th, was installed Nov. 6th, 1871. At a congregational meeting held January 20th, 1868, it was resolved to build a new house of worship, and committees were appointed to procure a site and solicit subscriptions. The building committee were Messrs. Aaron Brawdy, H. H. Finley, T. R. Hazzard, Esq., John Patterson, James Stockdale, Wm. J. Alexander, Jas. H. Van Voorhis and Francis I. Gardner. The present house of worship was built at a total cost of about $32,000.00. The lecture room was dedicated by divine service March 17th, 1872, the first sermon being in the text John 2, 19. The house was brought to its present state of completion the next year, and dedicated June 8th, 1873, the pastor [p.65] preaching the sermon from Is. 56, 7, and Mark 11, 17. He was assisted in the service by the other pastors of the town, also by his predecessor, Rev. J. S. Stuchell, who preached in the evening. Messrs. Jas. Van Voorhis and John Patterson were elected and ordained, and Mr. Hindman was installed elder January 21st, 1872.

Horseshoe Bottom mentioned in the following:

It Happened in Pennsylvania
By Fran Capo, Scott Bruce – 2005

“The Death Fog – 1948″ pg 111

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From:

The 1782 Volunteer Militia from Washington County, Pa And their Moravian Indian victims
By George C. Williston.

Pvt. Samuel Hindeman ? In Hopewell Township in 1783;

RBE- probably the Sam Hineman who bought 60 acres on Cross Creek in 1783; the local historian, Isaac Craig, says in a letter to another local historian, Boyd Crumrine,[43]-? a man named Hindman was said by General Richard Butler to be one of the worst;?. this being the only man of that name on the list we have to assume he was talking of Samuel Hindeman/Hindman.- but what does ?one of the worst?; mean ?that he killed the most or was one of the most vicious? General Richard Butler was a well respected Continental officer who as a Colonel was at Fort  Pitt near the time of this expedition, and became Indian Agent immediately thereafter so he would have had reason to have been paying attention.

**[43] is noted as Isaac Craig

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The following are for Chester Co., PA. Posted by Sandra Ferguson on Rootsweb, in 2001. LINK

HINDMAN, JOHN.
November 24, 1741.
Adm. to James Buchanan.

Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834

RAMSEY, DAVID. Londonderry.
March 4, 1782. March 18, 1782.
Provides for wife Isabella including interest of £400 in the hands of
her brother John Hindman, during life and after her decease, 2/3 of it to children of said John Hindman and the remaining 1/3 to the children of her brother Samuel Hindman of Ireland. To my Uncle Robert Ramsey £42. To Ephraim and John, sons of Rev. William Ramsey late of N. Jersey,£40 each. To Jean and Frances, daughters of William Montgomery of Philadelphia, £40 each. To Jean and Margaret, granddaughters of brother James Ramsey, £15 each. To sister Mary, relict of Robert Sterrit of Paxton Township, Lancaster Co., £50. To Agnes, daughter of brother Nathaniel of Maryland, deceased, £60. To Margaret, relict of brother Robert, Lancaster Co., deceased, £30. To Moses, son of my Uncle Robert Ramsey aforesaid, £30. To Ann, daughter of Moses £15. To wife’s niece Isabella, wife of Andrew Walker of Cumberland Co., £20. To the Minister of Faggs
Manor, the interest of £50. To Ann, relict of William Robinson, deceased, £20. To Francis Sample £15. To my Uncle Robert Ramsey wearing apparel. To Moses and brother James Ramsey, same. To Rev. John Finly my right of Mr. Henry’s works. To John Hindman and Samuel Ramsey, Jr., remainder of books.
To John Kinkead best hatt. Remainder in 4 shares, one each to wife Isabella, children of Samuel Ramsey, Jr., children of Joseph Potter, deceased, children of Charles Kinkead, deceased. Joseph Potter, deceased, children of Charles Kinkead, deceased. Executors: Friends John Ramsey, James Gilleland.
Wit: William Pinkerton, Benjamin Walker, Magdalen (x) Gamble.

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RAMSEY, ISABEL. Londonderry.
October 9, 1787. May 29, 1788.
To brother James Hindman of Ireland £50. To Samuel Hindman £20. To George Washington Gibson £10 at 21, with rev. to his eldest brother John, sons of George Gibson. To Isabel Walker, my sister’s daughter, wearing apparel. To Alice, wife of Samuel Ramsey, wearing apparel. To Hannah, wife of John Hindman, remainder of wearing apparel. To Agnes, daughter of Ann Ramsey, now Kinkead, £10 at 18. Remainder to be divided among John, David, James, Agnes and Hannah, children of John Hindman, Jr. Also to the 6 children of my brother John, above named, the 1/4 part of a residuary legacy left me by my late husband David Ramsey. Executors: Friends George Gibson, Joseph Luckey.
Wit: George Gibson, Joseph Luckey, Benjamin Walker.
Will not recorded. Account filed by Gibson and Luckey.

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HINDMAN, JOHN. Londongrove.
August 21, 1789. January 25, 1796.
To sons David and James £30 each. To wife Hannah 1/3 of estate during life.
Remainder of estate to children, Samuel, John, Agnes, Hannah, David and James, share and share alike.
Executors: Wife Hannah, sons Samuel and David.
Letters to David and Hannah.
Wit: John E. Finley, George Gibson.

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HOOD, JAMES. West Nantmel.
Died August 20, 1805 aged 76 years.
August 12, 1805: September 1805.
Provides for wife Catharine.To my eldest daughter Mary, who was born in Ireland, $8.To son-in-law Joshua Davis $l.To daughter-in-law Rebecca Hood and her daughter Hannah, the child of my son William, deceased, $l. To son Thomas $20.To son John that part of my plantation north of new turnpike road, except the buildings, &c. To son Samuel the land on south side of road, with half of buildings, &c. on … .To daughter Elizabeth McClellan $15. To daughter Rachel Hindman $134.Remainder of household good to wife Catherine, who is executrix.
Wits.: John Hartan, George McCadden, James Lockhart.

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McCLENACHAN, ELIJAH. Chester County.
April 7, 1802: February 8, 1810.
Gives $40 out of the money bequeathed me by the last will of my uncle Dr. Robert Finney and the will of mother Anna McClenachan to assist in building a stone wall around the family burying ground on Thunder Hill. To the congregation of New London $60.
To the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America $20.For the use of the poor of Chester County $20.
To son John Finney McClenachan $100 and wearing apparel.
To daughter Lettice, wife of Samuel Hindman $l. To son Elijah $300. To granddaughter Jennet McClenachan that lives with me various articles. To son Samuel Blair McClenachan all remainder of estate, real and personal.
Executors: Son Samuel B. McClenachan and James Strawbridge. (Letters to son.) Wits.: Jno. Menough, John Reed.

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Link to biography of Samuel Hindman of Schuyler Co., IL, who came from Allegheny Co., PA.

Connecticut – Pennsylvania – Ohio

Ohio Country 1770s

Northwest Territory 1770s

Connecticut Western Claims 1770s

All  maps from Wikipedia

These might help explain how John Hinman/Hineman could have been living in Ohio or Pennsylvania and still considered a Connecticut man.

Hineman – Parke:Windham Co., Connecticut

Looking for information on this couple and their families:

Elizabeth PARK married John HINEMAN on 12 May 1747 in Voluntown, Windham Co., Connecticut.

EARLY CONNECTICUT MARRIAGES, as found an ancient church records prior to 1800, by Frederick W. Bailey, 1896-1906. Voluntown Presbyterian Church, organized October 15, 1723. Records of Rev. Samuel Dorrance.

HINEMAN, John, m. Elizabeth PARKE, 12 May 1747.

Trying to connect or eliminate this couple to/from my HINEMAN line.

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John Hineman – Hinman: Revolutionary War Notes

Notes for research:

QUESTION: How did DAR etc. connect the John HINMAN from the war with OUR John HINEMAN? There are lots of HINMANs in VT during the early years, but they seem to be, for the most part, consistently HINMAN, not HINEMAN.

From Aaron:

On ancestry.com “The Official roster of the soldiers of the American Revolution buried in the…..” This is just one section/chapter of a large book on Revolutionary War Soldiers, dealing with DAR, Son of the American Revolution, Pension indexes, rosters, etc., etc.

This is what I happened to run into on page 177 “1788-To the Pioneers of The Ohio Country-1938″

“HINMAN, JOHN, Mahoning Co., OHIO

Pvt. Ref Conn Men in Rev p 466; also Vt Men pp155-375-343; Hist Trumbull & Mahoning co. V 2 p60-64-69; Deed bks K p 534 and Cp 314; mar Mary____; childr: Catherine, mar “Daniel” McConnel;Betsey mar John Webster; Sally mar John Reed; Polly mar James Laughlan; John; Samuel; Jacob miniors in 1818; Daniel, James;Jane. D before 1818 Poland O. Rept by Mahoning chpt.”

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More from Aaron:

(All under Vermont Revolutionary War Soldiers.)

Found Vermont Hinman’s in the Militia there maybe out of the “Bennington” area Names:

John Hineman, pay record from Capt James Brooking’s Co. of Infantry in Col Samuel Fletcher’s Battalion, 1781.

Hindman, John, pay rec. in Capt Saml William’s Militia,Nov 1780

Hinman, Benj. 1778, pay, Capt. Thomas Sawyer’s  Militia

Benj & Seth Hinman, pay 2mos service, 1779 for defence of northern frontier.

James Hinman, pay in Capt Simeon Wright’s Co/Militia under Col Warren’s Regt, Nov 1778.

Under Capt. Simeon Wright: 7 days, 50 miles @2 per month = 1.6.0
John Hinman

Militia company belonging to Rutland, under command of Ensign Isaac Cushman
to Fort Vengeance by order of Lt. Spencer (in command of the fort)June 1781
John Hinman 7 days, 12 miles wages 13.4.

Thomas Hinman, Sergt., in Capt Simeon Wright’s Co. of Militia scouting to Otter Creek.

Thomas Hinman, Corp in Thomas Sawyers Co. of Provincial Troops, May 1-Nov. 1778.

Seth Hinman in Capt Tehan Nobles Co. Of Militia June 26, 1779, Bennington, Vt.

Samuel Hinman, pay Feb 1, 1777 to Jan. 1, 1780, Prisoner Returned to Connecticut.

John Hynman, pay under Capt. James Brookings ,June 30, 1781.
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Aaron’s note:
Our possible link to these Hineman/Hinman/Hynman’s is the Revolutionary War info found on our John Hinman/Hineman naming members of our family via John’s children and stating that his Rev. War Service was in Conn/Vermont. Point’s to us but what about our known Pennsylvania connection?

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On Ancestry, says view image, but the image isn’t there. Would like to see it:

U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
Name:     John Hineman
Rank – Induction: Privt
Roll Box: 90
Roll State: VT

UPDATE: I figured out how to find the images. Below are two possibilities, but not the one mentioned above.

This last one is obviously not the John Hineman I am looking for (wife, Margaret), but I saved them just in case they might be connected somehow.

William B. Hindman/Hineman (related?)

PROBABLY NOT RELATED: although of Scotch-Irish ancestry:

I stumbled across this first obituary and decided to do a little research because I knew we had a Laura Maud (Margaret) Hineman married to an Edwin Rankin in our HINEMAN tree. This is NOT that same couple, but I am wondering if they might be related to our Hineman family somehow.

UPDATE #3: There is a family tree on ancestry that lists parents of William B. Hindman as James Hindman and Clementina Messenkop, and lists Mary E. McMahon as William’s wife. It also gives William’s year of death as 1922, NJ.

I had run across the Clementina Hindman/Hineman when searching other Hineman lines, but so far, haven’t found a connection. These are Lancaster Co., PA Hindmans.

UPDATE #4: This should be the last update. I found the following book on Google that has a bio for James E. Hindman, wife, Clementina Messenkop:

History of Pittsburgh and environs: biographical, Volume 1
By American Historical Company LINK to read it.

NOTE: It has a picture of one James E. Hineman, perhaps, his grandson.

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Bertha E. Fallstick

Last rites will be Monday at 2 p.m. in the McCain funeral home for Mrs. Bertha Elizabeth FALLSTICK, 65, R.R. 2, Macy, who died Friday after a two-year illness.
The Rev. Ronald HARSHMAN will officiate and burial will be in the I.O.O.F. cemetery at Deedsville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday.

Mrs. Fallstick was born at Philadelphia on April 21, 1898, the daughter of Edward and Martha HINEMAN RANKIN. She was married Oct. 20, 1915, to Elmer FALLSTICK, who survives. A resident of Macy 18 years, she had moved there from Berlin, N.J. Mrs. Fallstick was a member of the Macy Methodist church.

Also surviving are three sons, Jeff [FALLSTICK], Chicago; Charles [FALLSTICK], Peru, and Kenneth [FALLSTICK], Freeland, Mich.; one daughter, Mrs. Joann MILLER, R.R. 2, Macy; five grandchildren, and three brothers, Raymond and Foy RANKLI [Rankin?], both of Chicago, ad Edward RANKIN, Redwood, Cal.

The News-Sentinel (Fulton Co., Indiana) Saturday, April 27, 1963

Name: Willam B Hindman
[Willia B Hinderer] [Image says Hindman]
Home in 1920: Pennsauken, Camden, New Jersey
Age:     74 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1846
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Brother [BOARDER, not brother]
Father’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Mother’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Widow
Race: White
Sex:     Male
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 401
Household Members: [I think surname is SHAW]
Name     Age
Rettie Shin   42 [maybe Hettie, instead of Rettie]
Elizabeth Shin    14
Charles Shin   11
Willam B Hindman   74
Willa H Hindman     51 [maybe Willie H]

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UPDATE: This appears to be the younger (above) William H. Hineman, still living with the SHAW woman:

Name:  William Hyman [Hindman/Hineman?]
Home in 1930: Camden, Camden, New Jersey
Age: 60
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1870
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Roomer
Race: White
Household Members:
Name     Age
Katherine Shaw     52 (must have been Kittie in 1920)
Charles Shaw     21
William Hyman     60 (roomer) Is this Willie H. Hin*man?
James Mitchel     27 (roomer)

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Name: William B Heudman
[William B Hindman]
Age in 1910: 65
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1845
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Father-in-law
Father’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Mother’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Home in 1910: Pennsauken, Camden, New Jersey
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members:
Name     Age
Edward G Rankin     37
Martha E Rankin     34
Raymond Rankin     15
Bertha E Rankin     11
Wuteain H Rankin     9
Charles Rankin     6
Roy W Rankin     2
William B Heudman 65 [HINDMAN]

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UPDATE #2:

This appears to be the same William B. Hineman in 1900:

Name:  William B Hineman
Home in 1900: Philadelphia Ward 34, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Age:     54
Birth Date: Dec 1845
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Father-in-law
Father’s Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother’s Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Widowed
Residence : Philadelphia City, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Household Members:
Name     Age
Henry J Reynolds     27 NY PA NY
Bertha Reynolds     28 (wife) PA PA PA
Hiram Reynolds     69 (father) PA PA PA
Annie Reynolds     47 (mother) NY NY NY
William B Hineman 54 (father-in-law) PA PA PA
Margaret Hineman     22 (sister-in-law) PA PA PA (married RANKIN)

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Name: Wm. B. Hindman
Home in 1880: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Age:     34
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1846
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse’s Name: Mary E.
Father’s birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother’s birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Machinist
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
House Number: 10110347
Household Members:
Name     Age
Wm. B. Hindman 34 PA PA PA
Mary E. Hindman 33 PA IRE PA
Wm. H. Hindman     12
Bertha E. Hindman 8
Martha E. Hindman 4
Margt. A. Hindman 2

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UPDATE:

Here are a few more related census records and a CA death record:

California Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: Edward G Rankin
Social Security #: 344104507
Sex:     MALE
Birth Date: 15 Jul 1910
Birthplace: New Jersey
Death Date: 8 Jan 1969
Death Place: San Mateo
Mother’s Maiden Name: Hindman

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Name: Edward Rankin
Home in 1920: Camden Ward 13, Camden, New Jersey
Age: 9 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1911
Birthplace: New Jersey
Relation to Head of House: Brother-in-law
Father’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Mother’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Sex:     Male
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image:     1038
Household Members:
Name     Age
Elmer Tallslick     21 PA PA GER
Bertha Tallslick     21 PA PA PA
Josiah Tallslick     108 NJ PA PA (son, prob. a baby, not 108)
Marles Rankin     15 NJ (brother-in-law)maybe Charles
William Rankin     18 PA      “
Edward Rankin     9 NJ       “
Roy Rankin     12 NJ            “

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Name:  Bertha E Fillstick [Fallstick]
Home in 1930: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
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Age: 31
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1899
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse’s Name: Elmer
Race: White
Household Members:
Name     Age
Elmer Fillstick 31 PA PA PA
Bertha E Fillstick 31 PA PA PA
Josiah Fillstick 10 NJ (son)
Charles Fillstick 2 NJ (son)
Charles Rankin 26 NJ (brother-in-law)

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Joann E. Miller

Jan. 23, 1937 – May 20, 1993

Joann E. MILLER, 56, Rt. 2, Macy, died at 3:54 p.m. Thursday at Dukes Memorial Hospital, Peru.

She was born in Atco, N.J., to Elmer L. and Bertha E. RANKIN FALLSTICK.  A 1955 graduate of Deedsville High School, she worked at Standard Fusee Corp., Peru, and was a member of the Macy United Methodist Church and the Rochester chapter of Women of the Moose.

Surviving are two brothers, Charles H. FALLSTICK, Peru, and Kenneth J. FALLSTICK, Freeland, Mich.

There will be no service or visitation.  Burial will be in the Deedsville I.O.O.F. Cemetery.  Arrangements have been made by McClain Funeral Home in Denver.  Memorials may be made to the Miami County Heart Association.

The Rochester Sentinel Friday, May 21, 1993

Ruby (Hineman) Gerke

Ruby L. Hineman was the daughter of Miles Leroy Hineman and Elizabeth Ann Rowan.

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Ruby L. Hineman (Miles Leroy4, John3, Samuel2, John M1) was born 11 Apr 1891 in Tomah Twp., Monroe Co., Wisconsin, and died 05 Mar 1967 in Tomah Twp., Monroe Co., Wisconsin.  She married William Ernst Gerke 28 Nov 1909, son of Wilhelm Gerke and Caroline Behrens.  He was born 18 Nov 1883 in Ridgeville Twp. Monroe Co., Wisconsin, and died 31 Jan 1966 in Wisconsin.

Children of Ruby Hineman and William Gerke are:

i.    Harold M. Gerke, born 29 Aug 1910 in Wisconsin; died 31 Aug 1967 in Tomah Twp., Monroe Co., Wisconsin.

Harold married June Robertson. (NOT documented as there were 2 Harold Gerkes of similar age, living in Tomah.)

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ii.    Raymond Waldo Gerke, born 02 Oct 1912 in Wisconsin; died 07 Dec 1914 in Tomah Twp., Monroe Co., WI.

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iii.    Miles Leroy Gerke, born 18 Feb 1914 in Wisconsin; died 22 May 1961 in Tomah Twp., Monroe Co., WI.

Miles married Irene M Newton on 03 Nov 1947 in Monroe Co., Wisconsin.

Picture probably taken in Los Angeles, CA or possibly Omaha, NE. I am pretty sure Glen Price was a friend of Nathan’s, but I would have to check some of the other pictures I have to confirm. I do know he is not related.

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iv.    Pearle Bernice Gerke, born 22 Apr 1916 in Wisconsin; died 22 Feb 1983 in Port Edwards, Wood Co., Wisconsin.

Pearle married Harvey Odden Ferries 05 Sep 1934 in Wilton Twp., Monroe Co., WI, son of Charles Ferries and Emma Gehrke.  He was born 08 Oct 1909 in Monroe, Wisconsin, and died 1967.

Pearle and Harvey had at least one child, a son Keith Murvel Ferries.

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v.    Allen Earl Gerke, born 07 Apr 1918 in Wisconsin; died 04 Dec 1985 in LaCrosse, La Crosse County, WI.

Allen married married Ardella Mae Kewit 31 May 1941 in Monroe County, Wisconsin, daughter of Friedrich Kewit and Annie Marquardt.

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vi.    Howard Hineman Gerke, born 13 Dec 1922 in Wisconsin; died 01 Jan 1981 in Tomah, Wisconsin – Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery.  He married Nina Liek; born 16 Mar 1928; died 17 Apr 1988.

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vii.    Maxine Gerke. (I have no information on Maxine.)

Ralph W. Hineman and Descendants

Ralph W. Hineman was the son of Miles Leroy Hineman and Harriet Carey.

1.  Ralph W. Hineman (Miles Leroy4, John3, Samuel2, John M1) was born 07 May 1882 in Tomah Twp., Monroe Co., Wisconsin, and died Oct 1935 in Omaha, Nebraska.  He married Emma B Pingel 11 May 1904 in Wilton Twp. Monroe Co., Wisconsin, daughter of Johann Pingel and Christiana “Betsy” Fischer.  She was born 15 Jun 1883 in Wilton Twp. Monroe Co., Wisconsin, and died Sep 1956 in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Ralph W Hineman:
Burial: 19 Oct 1935, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE SEC#7, Lot#770, Grave#3

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Emma B Pingel:
Burial: 29 Sep 1956, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE SEC#7, Lot#770, Grave#4

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HINEMAN, Mrs. Emma B. 2311 Sahler St. Thursday, age 73 years. Survivors daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Knight, Pacific Junction, Ia., sons, Leslie J., Avery H.,both of Omaha, Gerald of Douglas, Wyo., Wesley of Baltimore, Md., brother Edward Pingel, Tomah, Wis; 2 grandchildren; 7 great grand children.

Services Saturday 11 a.m. Crosby-Kunold Mortuary, 32nd Ave and Farnam St. Committal Forest Lawn.

Omaha World Herald Sept. 28, 1953 pg. 46 morning edition

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Children of Ralph Hineman and Emma Pingel are:

i.    Leroy Oden Hineman, born 22 Nov 1904 in Wiisconsin; died 20 Jun 1950 in Los Angeles, CA.

*Leroy was married to Margaret Unknown, who was born about 1910/1911 in Iowa.

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Burial information from Rus J.:

Burial Location – Inglewood Park Cemetery
Internment: 119309, Lot 278 in the Sunny Slope section

LeRoy is buried in lot 278, Sunny Slope section, Inglewood Park Cemetery,
720 East Florence Avenue, Inglewood, Los Angeles County, California.
His wife Margaret was not buried at the cemetery under the Hineman name.

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QUESTIONS: What was Margaret’s  maiden name? Who was her family? Where in Iowa  was she from? Did she remarry? Where is she buried?

They had one son, that I know of:

i.    Robert G.  Hineman, born 28 Mar 1928 in Nebraska; died 05 Aug 2003 in Riverside, California.

Name:     Robert G.  Hineman
Veteran’s Rank:   CPL AIR FORCES
Branch:   US Army
Last known address:  Riverside , CA 92518
Birth Date:     28 Mar 1928
Death Date:     5 Aug 2003
Veteran Service Start Date:     15 Jan 1946
Veteran Service End Date:     17 Nov 1948
Interment Date:     8 Aug 2003
Cemetery:     Riverside National Cemetery
Buried At:     Section 57a Site 3438

*I believe Robert has at least one son and I am hoping to find a way to contact him.

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ii.    Leslie John Hineman, born Abt. 1906 in Wisconsin; died Jul 1966 in Omaha, Dodge Co., Nebraska.

Leslie John Hineman (Ralph W5, Miles Leroy4, John3, Samuel2, John M1) was born Abt. 1906 in Wisconsin, and died Jul 1966 in Omaha, Dodge Co., Nebraska.  He married Helen Dorothy Unknown.  She died 06 Jul 1943 in Nebraska.

Leslie and Helen have one son and one daughter, both still living, as far as I know.

QUESTIONS: What was Helen’s maiden name? Who was her family? When and where was she born?

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iii.    Gerald R. Hineman, born 28 Jan 1908 in Tomah, Monroe Co., Wisconsin; died 10 Feb 1990 in Douglas, Converse Co., Wyoming.

Gerald R. Hineman (Ralph W5, Miles Leroy4, John3, Samuel2, John M1) was born 28 Jan 1908 in Tomah, Monroe Co., Wisconsin, and died 10 Feb 1990 in Douglas, Converse Co., Wyoming.  He married Tonette Mae Hansen 01 Nov 1942 in Douglas, Converse Co., Wyoming, daughter of Gustave Hansen and Viola Utley.  She was born 31 Mar 1920 in Douglas, Converse Co.,  Wyoming, and died 23 May 2000 in Douglas, Converse, Wyoming.

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Gerald R. Hineman

Memorial services for Gerald R. Hineman, 82, of Douglas were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, with Father Tony Bullman officiating. Interment of cremains will be in the Douglas Park Cemetery.

Mr. Hineman died Feb. 10, 1990, at Michael Manor in Douglas after a long illness. He was born Jan. 29, 1908, at Tomah, Wis., the son of Ralph and Emma (Pingel) Hineman. He grew up and attended school in Wisconsin.

He moved from Wisconsin to Omaha, Neb., and in 1924 moved to Wyoming, where he homesteaded north of Douglas. He also worked in the coal mines in Converse County.

On Nov. 1, 1942, he was married to Tonette Hansen at Douglas. After their marriage he worked as a mechanic and ranch hand, and retired from Converse County Road and Bridge in 1973.

Mr. Hineman was a member of I.O.O.F. Lodge and Christ Episcopal Church.

Survivors include his wife, Tonette, of Douglas; four sons, Russell, Wesley and Dana Hineman, all of Douglas, and Allen Hineman of Lusk; one daughter, Laura Hineman of Grafton, Va.; one sister, Gertrude Curtman of Sunrise Beach, Mo.; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents, one son, Ward, six brothers and one sister.

Memorials to the Arthritis Foundation would be appreciated by the family, and may be sent in care of Converse Funeral Chapel, P.O. Box X, Douglas, Wyo. 82633.

Converse Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

The Lusk Herald, February 14, 1990
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DOUGLAS PARK CEMETERY, Douglas, Converse Co., Wyoming
The Douglas Park Cemetery was established in May, 1902.  It may have had
other names through the years but is now the Douglas Park Cemetery and
is located in the city limits.

Burial: Hineman, Gerald R. – 1908-1990 (city records – 1/29/1908-2/10/1990)
(double stone with Tonette M. Hineman)

Burial: Hineman, Tonette M. – 1920-2000 (city records – 3/31/1920-5/23/2000)
(double stone with Gerald R. Hineman)

Burial: Hineman, Ward Dean – 2/4/1957-1/29/1981 “Beloved son and brother”
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Tonette Mae “Toni” Hineman

Funeral services for Tonette Mae “Toni” Hineman were held Friday, May 26, 2000 at Christ Episcopal Church in Douglas, Wyo., with the Reverend Marion Canterbury officiating. Inurnment was in Douglas Park Cemetery.

Toni Hineman died Tuesday, May 23, 2000 at Michael Manor in Douglas.

She was born March 31, 1920 in Douglas, Wyo., the daughter of Gustav and Viola (Utley) Hansen. She was reared and educated in Douglas, graduating from Douglas High School. She worked at many jobs but mostly at the telephone company, drug store and Douglas Senior Citizens’ Center. She was married to Gerald Hineman on November 1, 1942 in Douglas. To this union, six children were born. Toni enjoyed playing cards. She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church.

Toni was preceded in death by her parents; husband Gerald on February 10, 1990; son Ward; brother Donovan, and sister Dorothy.

She is survived by four sons: Allen of Lusk; Russell, Wesley and Dana of Douglas; daughter Laura Balentine of Hampton, Va., seven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; three step-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren.

Honorary pallbearer will be Mary Fischer.

Memorials to the Douglas Senior Citizens’ Center, PO Box 192, Douglas, WY 82633 would be appreciated by the family. Converse Funeral Chapel of Douglas was in charge of arrangements.

The Lusk Herald, May 31, 2000

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*I am not positive this is the same Wesley Hineman, but it is a likely match.

Two Are Killed In Road Mishaps (not Wesley)
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Wyoming’s 1962 highway fatality toll climbed to 116 over the weekend with the deaths of a 78-year-old Sheridan woman and a 15-year-old Douglas boy. The toll was 123 on the same date one year ago. The latest victim was Mrs. Anna Hughes. The Wyoming Highway patrol said she was killed in a car-pedestrian accident just north of Sheridan’s business district on main street Sunday evening. James L. Frye was killed Saturday when a car in which he was riding rolled over him after going off State Highway 5? [50 or 58] at the edge of Douglas. Two other Douglas teen-agers were injured in the one-car accidents. They were Terry Jones, 15, the driver, and Wesley Hineman, 14. Jones had a broken ankle and Hineman suffered a broken arm, broken leg and possible internal injuries, the Wyoming Highway Patrol reported. The boys were headed into Douglas when the car went off the road and rolled. All three were tossed out, with the car striking Frye and Hineman.

Billings Gazette (Billings, Montana) 20 Nov 1962

I would love to hear from descendants of this family. I did send a letter to one, but never got a response, so I am not sure he even got my letter.

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iv.    Virgil Frederick Hineman, born 28 May 1909 in Wisconsin; died 25 Sep 1914 in Tomah, Monroe Co., Wisconsin.
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Virgil Frederick, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hineman, aged 5 yrs. 4 mos., died on Friday, Sept. 25. He had been ill for about six weeks with a tubercular trouble affecting the bones of one of his limbs and was taken to the Tomah hospital for treatment. His strength was unequal to the strain and after being in the hospital eight days he died there last Friday evening. The funeral took place Monday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock from the home of his parents, conducted by Rev. J.G. Glaeser of the Lutheran church, and the burial was at Oak Grove cemetery. Sincere sympathy is extended to the parents and family in their bereavement.

-From the Tomah Journal, 02 Oct 1914

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Virgil Frederick Hineman, aged 5 years, 4 months and 27 days, and fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hineman, of the town of Tomah, died at the hospital here Friday night, Sept. 25th.

A little over a week ago he was taken to the hospital for an operation for tuberculosis of the bone. He had suffered constantly for seven weeks, and the disease finally affected the brain, causing death.

The cause of the disease was, probably a slight injury received while at play.

The funeral was held Monday at the home 4 miles south of the city, Rev. Glaeser officiating. Interment was made in the new addition to Oak Grove cemetery.

Directly below the obituary:

Card of Thanks—-

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our friends for their sympathy and assistance during the sickness, death and burial of our little boy; also for the gifts of flowers and especially to the nurses at the Tomah hospital for their courtesy and kindness to us, and the tender and watchful care given to him.

Ralph Hineman
Emma Hineman
and family

-From the Tomah Monitor 02 Oct 1914

NOTE: Ralph’s sister-in-law (Gardie’s first wife, Bessie Martin) also died from TB in Tomah, WI in  (Aug) 1914.
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v.    Laura Beaty Hineman, born 05 Jul 1911 in Wisconsin; died Bet. 1922 – 1956.

*I have no other information on Laura; I don’t know if she married or had children. Anyone have anything more on her? She appears to have died at a fairly young age.
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vi.    Avery Harold Hineman, born 15 Dec 1912 in Wisconsin; died 01 Mar 1989 in Omaha, Nebraska.  He married Dorothy Garnetta Unknown; born 23 Sep 1924; died 03 Oct 1990 in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Avory HINEMAN, thn three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HINEMAN, fell off a hay tedder yesterday and broke his arm just below the elbow.

The La Crosse Tribune,  Friday, September 08, 1916
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Burial: Avery Harold Hineman: 03 Mar 1989, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE SEC#TRIN, Lot#324, Grave#1

Burial:  Dorothy Garnetta Unknown: 05 Oct 1990, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE SEC#TRIN, Lot#324, Grave#2

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QUESTIONS: What was Dorothy’s maiden name? Who was her family? Where was she born? Did Avery and Dorothy have children?
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vii.    Gertrude D Hineman, born 04 Aug 1920 in Tomah, Monroe Co., Wisconsin; died 17 May 1992 in Missouri.  She married (1) Unknown Knight.  She married (2) Guy A Curtman*; born 07 Jun 1919 in Missouri; died 01 Sep 1994 in Missouri.

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QUESTIONS: Who was Mr. Knight, her first husband? Was he from Iowa? Did he die or did they divorce? Did they have children?
NOTES: I have not proven this is the Curtman* she was married to, but both lived in Sunrise Beach, MO and are about the same age. It appears he may have been married before as well, if this is the same Guy:
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FOUND THIS:

MADDEN CEMETERY
Richwood Township: Section 12, Township 38 North, Range 13 West, Miller County, MO

Curtman, Anna L.
30 Oct. 1919 -8 Dec. 1948
same stone as Guy A.

Curtman, Guy A.
7 June 1919 -no date
same stone as Anna L.

**If this is the same Guy Curtman who married Gertrude, maybe he is buried with her instead since his first wife had died so long before.
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viii.    Wesley W. Hineman, born 01 May 1923 in Tomah, Monroe Co., Wisconsin; died Oct 1980 in Baltimore, Maryland.

*I have tried to get an obituary on Wesley, but have had no luck. I don’t know if he ever married, had children etc. I would really like to find more information on him.
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If you are related to any of these families and would like to share information, have questions, corrections or comments, please feel free to contact me.

Miles Leroy Hineman – Wisconsin

Miles L. Hineman - 1921 - Wisconsin Blue Book

My great-great grandfather:

Miles Leroy Hineman

Born: 26 Nov 1851 in Dane County, Wisconsin

Died: 01 Aug 1930 in La Crosse County, Wisconsin.

Son of John Hineman and Harriet Cary

John Hineman, born abt 1828 PA – died 29 Jul 1857 in Monroe Co., WI

John Hineman’s father was Samuel Hineman, mother Unknown.

Harriet Carey/Cary, born 28 Oct 1825 in Hanover, Luzerne Co., PA – died 01 Aug 1907 in Tomah, Monroe Co., WI.

Harriet’s father was Benjamin Cary, born about 1803, Hanover, Luzerne Co., PA – died abt 1871 in Wisconsin, probably in Tomah, Monroe County, as he was living there in 1870.

Her mother was Jane Smiley, born abt 1803 PA – died abt 1872, Monroe Co., WI.

John and Harriet were married 08 Apr 1847 in Fulton, Rock Co., Wisconsin

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Miles Leroy Hineman married Elizabeth Ann “Lizzie” Rowan 05 Nov 1879 in Tomah, Monroe Co., Wisconsin.

Lizzie, was born Dec 1860, in Monroe Co., WI, was the daughter of Thomas Rowan and Sarah McMullen, both born in Ireland.

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Miles and Lizzie had the following children:

Miles Gardner Hineman: b: 30 Sep 1880 Tomah, Monroe, WI -  (Gardie Hineman)

Ralph W Hineman: b: 07 May 1882                   “                  “

Pearl Hineman: b: Aug 1885                                  “                  “

Ruby L  Hineman: b: 11 Apr 1891                       “                  “

Amy Louise Hineman: b: 30 Jun 1896           “                  “

Glen Wellyn Hineman: 01 Sep 1902                “                  “

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Gardie is my direct line:

Gardie Hineman married Olive Bessie Martin 05 Nov 1910 in Minot, Ward Co., ND. They had one son, Nathan Hineman, born 15 Aug 1912 in Monroe Co., WI. Bessie died in 1914 from TB, leaving Nathan and another young son, Ladoit “Dick”  Houston, from a previous marriage.

Gardie next married Frances Adams (Adamski,) 28 Dec 1916 in Minot, Ward Co., ND. They moved to Omaha, Nebraska sometime before 1920.

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Ralph W. Hineman married Emma B Pingel on 11 May 1904, in Wilton, Monroe, Wisconsin. They had 8 children: Leslie, Gerald, Virgil, Laura, Avery, Gertrude and Wesley. They also moved to Omaha, Nebraska, sometime in the 1920’s.

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Pearl Hineman married Ralph W. Bowen on 05 Nov 1905 in Monroe Co., WI. They had no children. Gardie’s son, Nathan, evidently lived with them for an unknown period of time around 1920, as he appears on the census with them, and I found a mention of  him in an Eau Claire Co., WI newspaper, which is where Pearl and Ralph were living at the time. I think Pearl and Ralph may have lived in the Chicago, IL area around 1910,  but then returned to the Augusta area.

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Ruby L. Hineman married William Ernst Gerke on 28 Nov 1909 in Wisconsin. They had 7 children: Harold, Raymond, Miles, Pearl, Allen, Howard and Maxine. They stayed in Wisconsin.

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Amy Louise Hineman married Earl Benjaman Scott about 1914, probably in WI. Amy and Earl had 8 children: Elizabeth, June, Allen, Robert, Katherine, Rose, Richard and John. They lived in the Augusta, Eau Claire Co., WI area.

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Glen Wellyn Hineman married Florence Caroline Mackey about 1924.  They had 2 sons, Earl Raymond, born in Wisconsin, and James Miles, born in Minnesota. It appears they were divorced, as Glen was living in North Dakota in 1930, and later, ended up in Blaine, Montana, while Florence was still in Minnesota, living with her parents in 1930.

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This is just an outline of the Miles Leroy Hineman family. I will be posting more information on the various children and related families in separate posts.

If you are related to any of these people,  or think there might be some connection, feel free to leave me a comment; I would love to hear from you.

Thompson A. Hineman: Ohio & WV

Thompson A. Hineman was the son (and youngest child) of Alexander Hineman and Amanda Jane Ewing.

Because he was born in 1881, Thompson does not appear on any census record with his parents, however they are listed on his death record.

Something I noticed on the 1880 census: There was a Thompson family living near the Alexander Hineman family. Not sure if there is ANY connection at this point, but something I will try to research further.

Okay, on to what I have found so far: Thompson seems to have been a bit of a delinquent. According to the 1900 census, he was an inmate in a reformatory.

Name: Thompson Hineman
Home in 1900: Madison, Richland, Ohio
Age: 20
Birth Date: Apr 1880
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Inmate
Father’s Birthplace: Virginia
Marital Status:     Single
Residence : Ohio State Reformatory, Richland, Ohio

News clips:

25 May 1899 Source: Mansfield News

NEW PRISONERS RECEIVED — Guard Anderson brought to the reformatory from Lisbon, Columbia [sic.] County, Charles Nelson, Edward Hanselman and Thompson Hineman.

Evidently, he was quite the crafty fellow:

TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Thomas Hineman, an alleged thief, under arrest at Chester, W. Va., escaped from the lock-up and is still at large.

The Indiana Democrat (Indiana, Pennsylvania) 24 Jan 1906

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Escaped From Jail.

East Liverpool, O., Jun 20.–Thompson Hineman of this city confined in the Chester (W. Va.) jail on suspicion of robbing two men on the bridge between East Liverpool and Newell, W. Va., escaped and is now at large. He left in his cell a dime novel with a leaf turned down to a chapter headed “A Thrilling Escape” which he seems to have studied to advantage.

The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio) 20 Jan 1906

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Now, for his wives, Flora Unknown and Dessie D. Straight (Hawkins) :

FIRST WIFE: Flora Unknown

Name:  Thompson Hineman
Age in 1910: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father’s Birth Place: United States of America
Mother’s Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Spouse’s Name: Flora
Home in 1910:     Wellsville Ward 3, Columbiana, Ohio
Marital Status:     Married
Household Members:
Name     Age
Thompson Hineman 30
Flora Hineman     28
Charles Dugan     31 (husband of Thompson’s sister, Myrtle Edna Hineman)

I haven’t been able to find Flora on another census, so I don’t know if they had any children or not.

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SECOND WIFE: Dessie D. Straight, born 09 Apr 1890, Marion Co., WV, daughter of:

William E. Straight, born 13 Apr 1868 WV, died 24 Dec 1936,  Mannington, Marion Co., West Virginia

and  (married 05 Jul 1889, Marion Co., WV)

Mergie L. John[s], born 30 Jul 1870 PA. , died 18 Nov 1935, Mannington, Marion Co., West Virginia

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Dessie D. Straight was first married to Charles Jasper Hawkins, on 04 Mar 1909. They had two children; a son, Merle, born about 1909 PA, and Julita M., born abt 1911 WV. Evidently, they divorced sometime before 1917.

Thompson Hineman and Dessie (Straight)  Hawkins were married on 24 Dec 1917 in Fairmont, Marion Co., WV.

Name:  Thomas A Hineman
[Thomas A Hinaman]
Home in 1920:Mannington, Marion, West Virginia
Age: 39 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1881
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse’s Name: Dessie
Father’s Birth Place: United States of America
Mother’s Birth Place: West Virginia
Marital Status:     Married
Race:     White
Sex:     Male
Home owned:     Rent
Household Members:
Name     Age
Thomas A Hineman 39
Dessie Hineman 29
Myrle Hawkins   10 son
Julita M Hawkins 9 daughter

Hommer B Myler 60  *The rest are boarders or lodgers
Clarence E Richardson 35
Harold Bryson     23
Charlie Florer     35
George R Stwart 35
Coe W Magruder 20

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This marriage probably didn’t last very long as Dessie went back to using the Hawkins surname.

Name: Dessie D Hawkins
Home in 1930: Mannington, Marion, West Virginia
Age: 40
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890
Birthplace: West Virginia
Relation to Head of House: Head
Race:     White
Household Members:
Name     Age
Dessie D Hawkins 40

I can’t find Thompson anywhere, under any name variation in 1930, but he should have been in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., OH, I would think. He died there 28 Jul 1941.

Dessie Straight Hawkins Hineman Hawkins died 16 Aug 1936 in Marion Co., WV.

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As an aside, I think this is Dessie’s father in 1930:

Name:   William E Straight
Home in 1930:  Moundsville, Marshall, West Virginia
Age:    62
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1868
Birthplace: West Virginia
Relation to Head of House: Inmate

** Ancestry is being funny and won’t load any census images right now, so I can’t check to see the name of the  facility/prison or whatever. I had looked at it before, but didn’t make a note of the name.