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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 [...]

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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, [...]

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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.

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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, [...]

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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 [...]

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