Granddaughter of Jacob and Ann Hines
Daughter of George Hines and Margaret Sims
Spouse to Johnson Robinson
Mother of Emma, Frank, Fred, David, Mary Jane, George("Sweet Lamb"); Margaret; Willie Mae; Fannie Lue; Johnnie; R.B.; and Alma
73 year-old widow died of chronic nephritis caused by old age
Information provided by her daughter, Willie Daniels, R.L. Hall, MD; Windham Undertaking Co.
NOTE: The Hines Family can be traced back to the 1870 US Federal Census, Texas, Ellis County, Chambers Creek Post Office - FAMILY #471, determined to be from the Hines Plantation (1860) of 70 enslaved individuals in 11 slave houses owned by Thomas Hines and his son T.J. Hines who migrated to Texas from Tennessee.... In 1870, T.J. Hines was a farmer/minister and lived on property next to the Jacob Hines family
Source: Texas Death Certificate #7787; research by Elmerine Allen Bell
Daughter of George Hines and Margaret Sims
Spouse to Johnson Robinson
Mother of Emma, Frank, Fred, David, Mary Jane, George("Sweet Lamb"); Margaret; Willie Mae; Fannie Lue; Johnnie; R.B.; and Alma
73 year-old widow died of chronic nephritis caused by old age
Information provided by her daughter, Willie Daniels, R.L. Hall, MD; Windham Undertaking Co.
NOTE: The Hines Family can be traced back to the 1870 US Federal Census, Texas, Ellis County, Chambers Creek Post Office - FAMILY #471, determined to be from the Hines Plantation (1860) of 70 enslaved individuals in 11 slave houses owned by Thomas Hines and his son T.J. Hines who migrated to Texas from Tennessee.... In 1870, T.J. Hines was a farmer/minister and lived on property next to the Jacob Hines family
Source: Texas Death Certificate #7787; research by Elmerine Allen Bell
Granddaughter of Jacob and Ann Hines
Daughter of George Hines and Margaret Sims
Spouse to Johnson Robinson
Mother of Emma, Frank, Fred, David, Mary Jane, George("Sweet Lamb"); Margaret; Willie Mae; Fannie Lue; Johnnie; R.B.; and Alma
73 year-old widow died of chronic nephritis caused by old age
Information provided by her daughter, Willie Daniels, R.L. Hall, MD; Windham Undertaking Co.
NOTE: The Hines Family can be traced back to the 1870 US Federal Census, Texas, Ellis County, Chambers Creek Post Office - FAMILY #471, determined to be from the Hines Plantation (1860) of 70 enslaved individuals in 11 slave houses owned by Thomas Hines and his son T.J. Hines who migrated to Texas from Tennessee.... In 1870, T.J. Hines was a farmer/minister and lived on property next to the Jacob Hines family
Source: Texas Death Certificate #7787; research by Elmerine Allen Bell
Daughter of George Hines and Margaret Sims
Spouse to Johnson Robinson
Mother of Emma, Frank, Fred, David, Mary Jane, George("Sweet Lamb"); Margaret; Willie Mae; Fannie Lue; Johnnie; R.B.; and Alma
73 year-old widow died of chronic nephritis caused by old age
Information provided by her daughter, Willie Daniels, R.L. Hall, MD; Windham Undertaking Co.
NOTE: The Hines Family can be traced back to the 1870 US Federal Census, Texas, Ellis County, Chambers Creek Post Office - FAMILY #471, determined to be from the Hines Plantation (1860) of 70 enslaved individuals in 11 slave houses owned by Thomas Hines and his son T.J. Hines who migrated to Texas from Tennessee.... In 1870, T.J. Hines was a farmer/minister and lived on property next to the Jacob Hines family
Source: Texas Death Certificate #7787; research by Elmerine Allen Bell
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