Adam Hines is my 3rd great-grandfather.
Adam is a son of Jacob and Mary Lute. He married Mary Scranton 10 Feb 1814, Ross County, Ohio. Although the location of Adam's parent's graves are unknown, a memorial headstone for Jacob has been placed in Overly Chapel Cemetery.
During the War of 1812, Adam Hines I was drafted into the Ohio Militia at Chillicote, Ohio, for six months service. He first served from 19 Aug 1812 to 18 Sep 1812 as one of 14 privates under Captain Peter Backus or Baccus, under Gen. Benjamin Tupper. He was at Fort McCarthey guarding the warehouse and stores of the Army. He was discharged on 13 Feb 1813 at Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Ohio. He was also a private with 74 other men, probably from Ross County, in Captain John Entrekin's Company from 28 July 1813 to 07 Sep 1813 along with his brothers John, Jacob, and Philip. See his pension papers. He received up to three land warrants at his discharge. Source: David Hines
Children:
David Hines (1815–1874)
Adam Hines (1816–1863)
John Hines (1817–1896)
Nancy Hines (1824–1870) m. William Squib, Henry Fields
Ruth Hines (1828–1845)
Rachel Hines (1834–1845)
Mary J Hines (1834–1891) Memorial #71518851 never married, shares father's headstone
Ruanna Hines (1836–1913) m James W. Morton
Obit:
Adam Hines, one of the oldest men in the county, died at the residence of his daughter-in-law, in Claridon township, Friday night last. The deceased was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Kentucky at the age of four years, from there he moved to Ohio and settled in Ross county, from there he came to Marion county and was one of the first settlers and owned the same farm that he entered from the government. He was one of our best and most respected citizens. He leaves a large circle of friends who deeply feel the loss of a father and friend. They have the sympathy of this entire community. He was one of the old soldiers of 1812, and a life long Democrat and honest in all his transactions. Source: David Hines
1850 HOUSEHOLD of Adam Hines b abt 1790 PA
Adam b 1790
Nancy Hines Squibb b 1824
Mary J b 1833
Ruanna b 1836
George Squibb b 1843
Charlotte Squibb b 1846
1860 HOUSEHOLD
Adam
Nancy
Mary J
George Squibb
Charlotte Squibb
1870 HOUSEHOLD
David Hines b 1815
Nancy b 1824
Mary J b 1836
Jacob Shewey b 1840
Harriet b 1843
Andrew b 1850
Daniel b 1852
Henry A b 1860
Eva b 1863
Martha E b 1863
Louisa b 1865
Adam is a son of Jacob and Mary Lute. He married Mary Scranton 10 Feb 1814, Ross County, Ohio. Although the location of Adam's parent's graves are unknown, a memorial headstone for Jacob has been placed in Overly Chapel Cemetery.
During the War of 1812, Adam Hines I was drafted into the Ohio Militia at Chillicote, Ohio, for six months service. He first served from 19 Aug 1812 to 18 Sep 1812 as one of 14 privates under Captain Peter Backus or Baccus, under Gen. Benjamin Tupper. He was at Fort McCarthey guarding the warehouse and stores of the Army. He was discharged on 13 Feb 1813 at Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Ohio. He was also a private with 74 other men, probably from Ross County, in Captain John Entrekin's Company from 28 July 1813 to 07 Sep 1813 along with his brothers John, Jacob, and Philip. See his pension papers. He received up to three land warrants at his discharge. Source: David Hines
Children:
David Hines (1815–1874)
Adam Hines (1816–1863)
John Hines (1817–1896)
Nancy Hines (1824–1870) m. William Squib, Henry Fields
Ruth Hines (1828–1845)
Rachel Hines (1834–1845)
Mary J Hines (1834–1891) Memorial #71518851 never married, shares father's headstone
Ruanna Hines (1836–1913) m James W. Morton
Obit:
Adam Hines, one of the oldest men in the county, died at the residence of his daughter-in-law, in Claridon township, Friday night last. The deceased was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Kentucky at the age of four years, from there he moved to Ohio and settled in Ross county, from there he came to Marion county and was one of the first settlers and owned the same farm that he entered from the government. He was one of our best and most respected citizens. He leaves a large circle of friends who deeply feel the loss of a father and friend. They have the sympathy of this entire community. He was one of the old soldiers of 1812, and a life long Democrat and honest in all his transactions. Source: David Hines
1850 HOUSEHOLD of Adam Hines b abt 1790 PA
Adam b 1790
Nancy Hines Squibb b 1824
Mary J b 1833
Ruanna b 1836
George Squibb b 1843
Charlotte Squibb b 1846
1860 HOUSEHOLD
Adam
Nancy
Mary J
George Squibb
Charlotte Squibb
1870 HOUSEHOLD
David Hines b 1815
Nancy b 1824
Mary J b 1836
Jacob Shewey b 1840
Harriet b 1843
Andrew b 1850
Daniel b 1852
Henry A b 1860
Eva b 1863
Martha E b 1863
Louisa b 1865
Adam Hines is my 3rd great-grandfather.
Adam is a son of Jacob and Mary Lute. He married Mary Scranton 10 Feb 1814, Ross County, Ohio. Although the location of Adam's parent's graves are unknown, a memorial headstone for Jacob has been placed in Overly Chapel Cemetery.
During the War of 1812, Adam Hines I was drafted into the Ohio Militia at Chillicote, Ohio, for six months service. He first served from 19 Aug 1812 to 18 Sep 1812 as one of 14 privates under Captain Peter Backus or Baccus, under Gen. Benjamin Tupper. He was at Fort McCarthey guarding the warehouse and stores of the Army. He was discharged on 13 Feb 1813 at Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Ohio. He was also a private with 74 other men, probably from Ross County, in Captain John Entrekin's Company from 28 July 1813 to 07 Sep 1813 along with his brothers John, Jacob, and Philip. See his pension papers. He received up to three land warrants at his discharge. Source: David Hines
Children:
David Hines (1815–1874)
Adam Hines (1816–1863)
John Hines (1817–1896)
Nancy Hines (1824–1870) m. William Squib, Henry Fields
Ruth Hines (1828–1845)
Rachel Hines (1834–1845)
Mary J Hines (1834–1891) Memorial #71518851 never married, shares father's headstone
Ruanna Hines (1836–1913) m James W. Morton
Obit:
Adam Hines, one of the oldest men in the county, died at the residence of his daughter-in-law, in Claridon township, Friday night last. The deceased was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Kentucky at the age of four years, from there he moved to Ohio and settled in Ross county, from there he came to Marion county and was one of the first settlers and owned the same farm that he entered from the government. He was one of our best and most respected citizens. He leaves a large circle of friends who deeply feel the loss of a father and friend. They have the sympathy of this entire community. He was one of the old soldiers of 1812, and a life long Democrat and honest in all his transactions. Source: David Hines
1850 HOUSEHOLD of Adam Hines b abt 1790 PA
Adam b 1790
Nancy Hines Squibb b 1824
Mary J b 1833
Ruanna b 1836
George Squibb b 1843
Charlotte Squibb b 1846
1860 HOUSEHOLD
Adam
Nancy
Mary J
George Squibb
Charlotte Squibb
1870 HOUSEHOLD
David Hines b 1815
Nancy b 1824
Mary J b 1836
Jacob Shewey b 1840
Harriet b 1843
Andrew b 1850
Daniel b 1852
Henry A b 1860
Eva b 1863
Martha E b 1863
Louisa b 1865
Adam is a son of Jacob and Mary Lute. He married Mary Scranton 10 Feb 1814, Ross County, Ohio. Although the location of Adam's parent's graves are unknown, a memorial headstone for Jacob has been placed in Overly Chapel Cemetery.
During the War of 1812, Adam Hines I was drafted into the Ohio Militia at Chillicote, Ohio, for six months service. He first served from 19 Aug 1812 to 18 Sep 1812 as one of 14 privates under Captain Peter Backus or Baccus, under Gen. Benjamin Tupper. He was at Fort McCarthey guarding the warehouse and stores of the Army. He was discharged on 13 Feb 1813 at Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Ohio. He was also a private with 74 other men, probably from Ross County, in Captain John Entrekin's Company from 28 July 1813 to 07 Sep 1813 along with his brothers John, Jacob, and Philip. See his pension papers. He received up to three land warrants at his discharge. Source: David Hines
Children:
David Hines (1815–1874)
Adam Hines (1816–1863)
John Hines (1817–1896)
Nancy Hines (1824–1870) m. William Squib, Henry Fields
Ruth Hines (1828–1845)
Rachel Hines (1834–1845)
Mary J Hines (1834–1891) Memorial #71518851 never married, shares father's headstone
Ruanna Hines (1836–1913) m James W. Morton
Obit:
Adam Hines, one of the oldest men in the county, died at the residence of his daughter-in-law, in Claridon township, Friday night last. The deceased was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Kentucky at the age of four years, from there he moved to Ohio and settled in Ross county, from there he came to Marion county and was one of the first settlers and owned the same farm that he entered from the government. He was one of our best and most respected citizens. He leaves a large circle of friends who deeply feel the loss of a father and friend. They have the sympathy of this entire community. He was one of the old soldiers of 1812, and a life long Democrat and honest in all his transactions. Source: David Hines
1850 HOUSEHOLD of Adam Hines b abt 1790 PA
Adam b 1790
Nancy Hines Squibb b 1824
Mary J b 1833
Ruanna b 1836
George Squibb b 1843
Charlotte Squibb b 1846
1860 HOUSEHOLD
Adam
Nancy
Mary J
George Squibb
Charlotte Squibb
1870 HOUSEHOLD
David Hines b 1815
Nancy b 1824
Mary J b 1836
Jacob Shewey b 1840
Harriet b 1843
Andrew b 1850
Daniel b 1852
Henry A b 1860
Eva b 1863
Martha E b 1863
Louisa b 1865
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