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Descendants of Henry ShuenGeneration No. 11. HENRY1 SHUEN He married CATHARINE ? (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: There is a HENRY SHUEN whose estate was administrated in 1760 (Berks Co, PA Wills and Admr. Bk 2 page 5), wife Catharine, who likely is the father of Peter Shoen. Both Peter and William named children Catharine and Henry. Child of HENRY SHUEN and CATHARINE ? is:
Generation No. 22. PETER2 SHOEN (HENRY1 SHUEN) He married JULIANA ? (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: William Schoen is given as the father (no mother's name given) of Esther Shoen. No other name than Esther has been given. Her estimated date of birth is 1805. Generation 1
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Children of PETER SHOEN and JULIANA ? are:
Generation No. 33. WILLIAM3 SHOEN (PETER2, HENRY1 SHUEN) was born June 22, 1765 in Berks County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died Abt 1810 in Berks County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). He married MARIA BAUMANN April 14, 1789 in Colebrookdale, Berks County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: Misc. records of Rev. William Boos Johann Wil. Schoen born 22 Jun 1765 Berks Co., PA baptized Oley Hill Church of Berks County, PA, parents Peter and Julianna Schoen. sponsors were Wilhelm and Margaretha Engel. Source: Palladium Interactive, Inc. Berks County Church Records 1752-1825. Wilhelm Schoen groom, marriage 14 Apr 1789 Colebrookdale, Berks Co. Pa. Bride Maria Baumann. Source: Palladium Interactive, Inc. Berks County Church Records 1752-1825. (The Oley Hill Church of Berks Co, PA records for Wilhelm (William) and Maria and their children's births are under the spellings of Schoen and Schön). Generation 3
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Notes for MARIA BAUMANN: Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: Did Maria Baumann have a sister Elizabeth (Baumann/Bowman) married David Muhe, a dau Susanna b December 18, 1795, bapt. October 10, 1796. Sponsors: Wilhelm Schön and Maria. Source: BERKS COUNTY CHURCH RECORDS OF THE 18TH CENTURY, Oley Hill Church page 64. Children of WILLIAM SHOEN and MARIA BAUMANN are:
Generation No. 44. "HETTIE" ESTHER4 SHOEN (WILLIAM3, PETER2, HENRY1 SHUEN) was born Abt 1802 in Pennsylvania (Source: Clarice Warner, Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died October 28, 1878 in Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). She married (1) GEORGE HINKLE Abt 1822 (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), son of PHILLIP HINKLE and CATHERINE METLER. He was born in Germany ? (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died 1834 in Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). She married (2) "JOHN" JOHANNES JACOB HORN 1839 in Carbon County or Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (Source: Nadine Stellmon). He was born 1819 in Pennsylvania (Source: Clarice Warner; Nadine Stellmon).
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Notes for "HETTIE" ESTHER SHOEN: Hettie had a son William Hinckle, but it is unknown if she was married to a man named Hinckle. The christening certificate of John Horn, Jr lists her maiden name as Hinckle. She was later married to John Strosse (Strausaur) according to census records. Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock:
TIMETABLE 1828 GEORGE and ESTHER (Shoen) HINKLE are In Lausanna Township in Northampton County, PA in an area now in Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Their son: WILLIAM B. HINKLE born 29 May 1828 Lausanna Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania (now is Carbon County, Pennsylvania)
1830 GEORGE HINKLE d 1834, brother of Daniel should be in the Lausanna Twp, Northampton (later Carbon Co, PA) with a son under the age of 5 (William born 1828). DANIEL HINKLE d 1835, brother of George, should be in the Northampton County PA census or Luzerne County, Census. He may be in the Columbia/Schuylkill County Census' in PA. Daniel never married. He built a house 1833 in Beaver Meadow, PA. Daniel's (and William's) sister Maria Hinkle lived with Daniel. She had two children out of wedlock, Abraham Hinkle and Esther Hinkle. April 1834 GEORGE and ESTHER HINKEL were sponsors 13 April 1834 for the baptism of SARA, daughter of JACOB and ELIZABETH FOLK at Zion's Church, Windsor Twp, Berks County, PA. (James Dribble said it was another George and Esther Fulks). 1834 George Hinkle died. Probably buried Nescopeck Twp, Luzerne Co, PA. 1835 3 burials after George Hinkel in 1834: DANIEL HINKEL born June 27, 1794 died Mar 12, 1835 Source: Burial records of Rev. Isaac Shellhammer 1840 Nescopeck Twp, Luzerne County, PA ESTHER KINKLE age 40-50 with one male 15-20. These ages fit those of Esther Hinkle and William B. Hinkle-he was actually age 12. Source: 1840 Luzerne County, PA Census, Nescopeck Twp A child born 1828, baptized 16 May 1841 at Shaffers Church, Zenith, in Nescopeck Twp., son of GEORGE and ESTER HUNCLE. Source: This has to be William B. Hinkle-baptized when he was age 13. The Rev. Shellhammer was a traveling preacher and his area covered Nescopeck Township in Luzerne county. George probably died in Nescopeck Township but many Hinkle's were buried by Rev. Shellhammer. His records survive but do give the not places where the occurrences happened, only the birth, confirmation, marriage, or burial and dates. Rev. Shellhammer was Lutheran Reformed. He also pastored Carbon County. 1850 ALL IN BANKS TWP, CARBON CO, PA: ESTHER HINKLE has moved to be with her sons from Nescopeck Twp in Luzerne Co, PA to Carbon County, PA in Banks Township. ESTHER KINKLE. and now living in Carbon County, Banks Twp are: SAMUEL HINKLE age 28 b abt 1823 and Esther age 18 b abt 1833 no children, Samuel a laborer Living with Samuel and Esther is: CHARLES REIPER 27, laborer, (Charles Keiper later married a Hinkle) and: JACOB HINKLE b abt 1823 PA, laborer, and Elizabeth b abt 1833 with one child William b Oct 1849
DANIEL HINKLE b abt 1825 and Catherine b abt 1830 with William b abt 1849 and in his same household and another enumeration: WILLIAM HINKLE is a blacksmith not married living with Henry Hoover and William Hoover, both blacksmiths. We know Samuel and Daniel are brothers of William. Esther is living by a married daughter in this census?
1860 ESTHER HINKLE is living where in 1860 ?? WILLIAM HINKLE is living where in 1860 ?? William in Civil War in PA. A child is buried in Mt. Zion Cem in 1860 and in 1861. DANIEL HINKLE is living in Nescopeck Twp in Luzerne County, PA A Samuel Hinkle living in Hazle Twp-prob. not ours? JACOB HINKLE is living Beaver Meadows, Banks Twp, Carbon County, PA, he is age 47 and a laborer forth $50 born PA, Mrs. Hinkle 26 b PA, neither reads/writes, children William 9, Harriet 6, Johana 5 , Charles 2 Idea 8/12 all b PA. 1868 WILLIAM HINKLE and ESTHER HINKLE move to Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri. 1870 WILLIAM HINKLE and ESTHER HINKLE (his mother) are in Lawrence County, Missouri at Aurora. ESTHER HINKLE died 1878. DANIEL HINKLE was living where? Was he in Civil War and died? Or did he go with William & Esther? SAMUEL HINKLE is living at Upper Lehigh, Foster Township in Luzerne County, PA, age 40 sawyer b PA Esther 36, Joseph 19, Emma 17, Amanda 10, John 5, Catherine 18. All b PA. JACOB HINKLE is living in Lausanne Twp, in Carbon County, PA., age 47, laborer, estate $100, b PA; Elizabeth 37, William 20, Harriet 17, Johannah 15, Charles 15 laborer, Ida 10, Mattie 7, Maggie 5, Emma 3, Elmer 1 1880 DANIEL HINKLE was where? SAMUEL HINKLE was living Foster Twp (prob Upper Lehigh) in Luzerne County, PA age 55 b Pa wife Ester C. 48, John 16, Alice 9 (Son of Samuel and Ester C.): JOSEPH HINKLE 28 PA, in Butler Twp, Luzerne Co, PA, wife Catharine 24, Robert 10, Joseph 7, Kate JACOB HINKLE living Buck Mt. Lausanne Twp, LUZERNE Co, PA, age 56 b PA, Elizabeth 37, William 20, Harriet 17, Johannah 15, Charles 13 laborer, Ida 10, Mattie 7, Maggie 5, Emma 3, Elmer 1 JACOB HINKLE deceased before 1900 census, widow and children: ELIZABETH HINKLE is living in Kline Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA with children William 40 laborer, Charles 33 laborer, Magie domestic, Laura , Elmer G 21 laborer and Robert P 15 laborer 1896 & 1900 Census Widow of JACOB HINKLE, ELIZABETH HINKLE b Aug 1832 age 67 widow, mother of 11 children, 9 living, b PA fa b PA, mo b PA, William L. Hinkle son b Oct 1849 age 50 single, Margaret A dau b Sep 1865 age 34 single. Not named as inheriting any estate of Esther "Hetty" Hinkle, although her children should have, if the same as David Wetzel, Philip Hinkle and Philip's brother George Hinkle (deceased in 1896) and his wife Jerusha appearing in her children's behalf. Jacob was not WILLIAM B. HINKLE did not inherit either, although he was still living. He was not mentioned as an heir by David Wetzel or Philip Hinkle, although they would have been the same kin to Esther "Hetty" Hinkle.. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From Paula : jessikon@ptd.net, she uses YANKEE as her mail name. Paula is trying to find her ancestor Jacob Hinkle (above) who is probably a brother of William, Samuel, and Daniel. The four of them were all in Banks Twp of Carbon County at the same time in 1850. ---------------------------------------- Mary Elizabeth Taylor had William B. Hinkle as the first generation American. One census he gave his parents birthplace as Germany. But in a later census they were born Pennsylvania. I don't think he was a first generation American. What I think was when he was asked he meant his parents were German. And Germany was written in.
Children of "HETTIE" SHOEN and GEORGE HINKLE are:
Children of "HETTIE" SHOEN and "JOHN" HORN are listed in Horn Genealogy Generation No. 55. JACOB5 HINKLE ("HETTIE" ESTHER4 SHOEN, WILLIAM3, PETER2, HENRY1 SHUEN) was born Abt 1823 in Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died Bef. 1890 in Carbon Co, Banks Twp, Pennsylvania ? (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). He married ELIZABETH ? Bef. 1850 (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). She was born August 1832 in Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: ii. JACOB? HINKLE, b. Bet. 1823 - 1824, Pennsylvania; d. Bet. 1880 - 1890, Carbon Co? , Banks Twp?, Pennsylvania/ Luzerne? Co, Pennsylvania; m. ELIZABETH, Abt. 1850. Notes for JACOB? HINKLE: Paula has traced Jacob: (note that Jacob Hinkle, Samuel Hinkle, William (B) Hinkle, and Daniel Hinkle are ALL in Carbon Co, Banks Twp at the same time)-see their notes. 1860 Carbon Co, Banks Twp, Beaver Meadows JACOB HINKLE age 38, labor, personal estate 50-born in PA MR. HINKLE 26-born PA- both Jacob and her are listed as over 20 who cannot read or write. William 9 m Harriet 6 f Johana 5 f Charles 2 m Idea 8/12 f all born in PA. William, Harriet and Johana all attended school within the year.
1870 census Lausanne Twp Carbon Co JACOB HINKLE 47 laborer personal estate 100 b PA ELIZABETH 37, William 20 Harriet 17 Johannah 15 Charles 13 laborer Ida 10 Mattie 7 Maggie 5 Emma 3 Elmer 1
1880 Carbon Co, Lausanne Twp, Buck Mt. JACOB HINKLE 56 b PA ELIZABETH 47 William 30 Ida 20 Charles 23 Mandalina 19 Margaret 16 Emma 14 Elmore 11 Clara 8 Robert 5
1890 Schuykill Co, Kline Twp, PA ELIZABETH HINKLE William 40 a laborer Charles 33 a laborer Maggie, domestic Laura Elmer G., 21 laborer Robert P, 15 a laborer
1900 Schuykill Co, New Silver borough, listed under Kline Twp ELIZABETH HINKLE b Aug 1832, 67, widow, mother of 11, 9 living b PA father b PA mother b Pa William L. Hinkle, son b Oct 1849, age 50, single Margaret A., daughter b Sept 1865, age 34, single
Notes for ELIZABETH: From the Census (see the census under Jacob Hinkle-
Children of JACOB HINKLE and ELIZABETH ? are:
6. DANIEL5 HINKLE ("HETTIE" ESTHER4 SHOEN, WILLIAM3, PETER2, HENRY1 SHUEN) was born Abt 1825 in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died Bef. 1900 in Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). He married CATHARINE 1847 in Reading, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). She was born Abt 1830 (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: 1825 Luzerne County, PA 1840 Nescopeck Twp Esther Kinkle 40-55, male 15-20
1850 Census Carbon Co, Banks Twp: Samuel (not ours according to the testimony Johannes Wetzel in the settlement of Esther Hinkle's estate) #312/312 SAMUEL HINKLE, 28, PA ESTHER, 18 Charles Reiper 27 laborer JACOB HINKLE 28, ELIZABETH 18 (Jacob and Elizabeth probably just married)
1850 Banks Twp, Carbon County, PA Henry Hoover, blacksmith William Hoover, blacksmith WILLIAM HINKLE age 22 blacksmith
1850 Banks Twp, Carbon County, PA #67/67 (This is the Daniel Hinkle mentioned above). DANIEL HINKLE, 25 PA CATHERINE, 20 William 1 (buried Nescopeck Twp, Luzerne Co, Pa)
1860 Nescopeck Twp DANIEL HINKLE
1870 Nescopeck Twp DANIEL HINKLE
1880 Census, Eckley, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, June page 12 83-84 Hinkle Daniel, married,55, miner, Luzerne Co., father b Germany m. Reading Catherine 50 wife, keeping house, Columbia Co, f. Reading, m Schuylkill County children William crossed out and LYDIA written above his name, 25 daughter, Luzerne County f. Luzerne Co, m. Columbia County Henry, 23, son, miner, PA PA PA Thomas, 17, son, miner PA PA PA Gredie, daughter 7 PA PA PA Tellam Edward 22 boarder driving mules, Reading, Reading, Reading
1900 Freeland, Luzerne County, PA. Catherine Hinkle --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I found today, June 1880 census ED 105 page 12 Eckley, Luzerne Co., PA BTW there was no date only the month of June listed. 83-84 Hinkle Daniel married 55, miner, b. Luzerne Co., f. Germany, m. Reading Catherine 50, wife, keeping house, Columbia Co, f. Reading, m Schuylkill Co. William is crossed out and Lydia is written above 25 daughter, Luzerne Co., f. Luzerne Co. m. Columbia Co. Henry 23 son miner, PA PA PA Thomas 17 son miner PA PA PA Gredie daughter 7 PA PA PA Tellam Edward 22 boarder driving mules, Reading, Reading, Reading. Boy, I wish all census records would list the county and not just the state. Anyway it is odd that for three they listed county and then opted to use state and then back to location again. What makes this interesting is that here Daniel is listing his father as being born in Germany. Maybe he just did not know. Put this puts Daniel and Catherine closer to Freeland where we locate Catherine in 1900. So for some reason he migrated as follows
Three children of Daniel are buried Mt. Zion Cemetery, located about four miles southeast of the town of Nescopeck on the old turnpike. It was originally called the Nescopeck church. Though the church is in Nescopeck Twp. at times it was reported to be in Sloyersville and Briggsville. There are no church records from 1816 to 1822. In 1812 it was a Reformed church and the pastor from Easton.
More About DANIEL HINKLE: Occupation: Miner (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.) Notes for CATHARINE: Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: Freeland, Luzerne County, Butler Twp, PA Catherine, widow of Daniel Hinkle b 1825 moved to Freeland sometime before the 1900 Census and was living with her daughter Lydia (Hinkle) Miller, second wife of Fred Miller. She had been married before too. Children of DANIEL HINKLE and CATHARINE are:
7. WILLIAM B5 HINKLE ("HETTIE" ESTHER4 SHOEN, WILLIAM3, PETER2, HENRY1 SHUEN) was born May 29, 1828 in Lousanna Twp, Carbon County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died March 24, 1906 in Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). He married (1) "ELLEN" ELIZABETH ELENORA MINNICH May 18, 1855 in Sugarloaf Twp, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). She was born Abt 1839 in Pennsylvania. He married (2) MARY CATHERINE ? Aft. 1880 in Missouri (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). Census Info:1870 Missouri, Lawrence Co. Buck Prairie Twp, household 153 line 10 Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: Daniel's brother, William B. Hinkle was baptized in St. James Church, Nescopeck Twp, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. (Shaffer's Records):
1868 According to the family records William B. Hinkle lived in Banks Twp about 9 years, then lived for a time in Hanover Twp, then in Jeddo, Luzerne Co, PA before moving in 1868 to Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri. He remained there until he died. The surname Hinkle may be HINKEL. Mary Elizabeth Seburn Taylor used ..kle. However all the tombstones are spelled ...kel and probably were all bought by Ivan Lassfiel Seburn who apparently used the spelling in their family Bible. William B. HINKEL has a very large grey granite tombstone. Buried by him are his son Charles Benton Elmer HINKEL and William's first wife Elizabeth Elenore( Minnick)Hinkle FAUNCE, whom he did not get along with and their children buried her by him. She had married second William Faunce. (her name Faunce in the sexton of the cemetery's records and on the tombstone but I have not found a Faunce. Would it be FAUST? They did not live long together before they divorced or separated. She then lived with her son Charles HINKLE until she died. William also re-married, probably in Stone County, (Mrs. Mary Catherine Stone) the mother of a tavern keeper in that county by the name of Dick Stone.
According to Ferle (Walker) wife of Ed Barker and aunt of Anna Margaret Seburn, the daughter of Harry Seburn Edith Walker and Margaret Seburn they could well remember "The Bloody Bucket" as they called the "road house". Ferle said David Floyd "Dutch" Seburn was a part-owner of the roadhouse with Dick Stone )and they would come home bloody from the fights that were there. -1998-1999. The road house was on Spring Creek. Spring Creek is over by Verona, MO and also there is the German community that moved there in 1874 "from Prussia, Germany". This settlement is mentioned in the Lawrence County Atlas and William Schoen as arriving in 1874. The atlas was printed 1879. The 1880 Census is very faded for the entire German settlement but William Schoen is on it. I don't think they came from Germany. Actually William B. Hinkle lived only 7 miles from this settlement and the "Bloody Bucket" was probably in the settlement. The settlement according to the atlas was about 4 miles square and had 50 families by 1879. (Were these people actually from Germany or were they from Pennsylvania after the Civil War-German speaking then and still German speaking in the Luzerne area they were from.) William's grandson a co-owner with Dick Stone and that is apparently where William B. Hinkle met his second wife Mary Catherine, the mother of Dick Stone and Sophia Stone Bird and William married Mary without the rest of the family knowing it.
William was a blacksmith, previous to his arrival to Lawrence County, probably in the mines in Pennsylvania. He had" miner's lung" and moved to Missouri to the rich lead and zinc mining town of Aurora. He first lived in Buck Prairie which was east of Aurora, toward Marionville, Missouri and the Ryker's lived that direction also. In 1879 he lived south of Aurora, MO owning 120 acres. William bought the "Seburn" farm one-half mile south of Aurora from the present Hwy 37 on the county line, a paved road turning right only, then one eighth mile west. This farm was on rolling land and was considered one of the finer farms of the area. The unmarried Seburn boys kept Hereford cattle and their unmarried sister, "Gert" took care of another sister "Jane" and did the cooking and cleaning. The house was situated immediately adjacent to the paved road in front of it. There was an immense red barn behind the house, a smoke house, hen house, and other outbuildings in the 1950's. The barn was torn down by the 1990's. Also by the 1990's was the immense old oak tree in the back yard, as were all the old oak trees in Aurora on Oak Avenue. By the 1990's the city limits of Aurora were half a mile closer to the farm, or more with Highway 60 being about the half-way mark. The original house was very plain, with no adornments, sided with cut board siding. It had only a few windows and they were long and narrow paned glass. The house had a front porch facing the road that was only about thirty feet south of the house. And just the other side of the road was Stone County. The front door opened directly into the parlor, the dining room behind the parlor, and the kitchen behind it. Beside the parlor was a bedroom and going on to the back of the house, was another bedroom. The stair going up was in the dining room and led to bedrooms upstairs. A door led out of the kitchen and a smoke house was just outside the kitchen. North of the house was a huge red barn. Cattle and hogs were raised on the farm. Through the years it was improved and in the 1950's had shingles of the then-popular hard asbestos. In the 1990's the same house has all new siding with an added porch having tall pillars as in "Tara" in Gone With the Wind and the design would be a real surprise to William Hinkle the practical farmer with the plain practical home.
William lived with his daughter and her husband, Margareth Erdilla "Maggie" Hinkle and Ivan Lassfield Seburn, and Maggie reigned over the farm and family according to her daughter-in-law Ethel Beatrice Davis Seburn, wife of Charles Marquis (Marcus) and went by C.M. Seburn and Mark Seburn. Ethel being strong minded herself never got along with Maggie. See also notes under ELIZABETH ELLENER "Ellen" (Minnick) HINKLE from a cassette tape as narrated by Ethel Beatrice (Davis) Seburn, wife of Charles Marquis "Mark" Seburn, the grandson of William B. Hinkle and Ellen Minnick. He lived in the same house as his grandfather.
More About WILLIAM B HINKLE: Baptism: May 16, 1841, Shaffers St. James Church, Zenith, Nescopeck Twp, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.) Notes for "ELLEN" ELIZABETH ELENORA MINNICH: Census Info:1870 Missouri, Lawrence Co. Buck Prairie Twp, household 153 line 10 Notes for ELIZABETH ELENORA MINNICH: Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: My grandmother was Ethel B. Davis and she married Charles Marquis "Mark" Seburn, the son of Margareth Erdilla "Maggie" Hinkle and Ivan Lassfield Seburn. Elizabeth Ellener "Ellen" Minnick was Maggie's mother and William B. Hinkle her father. Ellen was the daughter of Nancy Troy and Charles Minnick. Ellen (Minnick) Hinkle was of a different cut of cloth for the times. She was very independent. And was doctoring without a license riding around the country on a side saddle, to the poor of Lawrence County, Missouri, a lead and zinc mining town. The following is a direct quote of my grandmother in her own words exactly as she said it, on a cassette tape I still have. It was taped when she was 87years old about Elizabeth Ellen (Minnick) Hinkle. Rosebud was probably a nickname for Ellen (Minnick) Hinkle's daughter Belle Robertine Hinkle. and they called her Rose. On her tombstone it is Belle Hinkle and in the Wheat book it is Bella Robertine Hinkle. I don't know if Ellen was a romantic or where she got the names for her children as they don't seem to come from either the Hinkle's or the Minnick's. Source: Mildred Irene (Seburn) Clark Ritchardson Dotterer ------------------------------------------
ELIZABETH ELLENER "Ellen" MINNICK (Charles Minnich, Abraham Minnich, Peter Menig) b 20 Feb 1839 Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County, PA d 7 Jan 1919 Aurora, Lawrence County, MO, buried Maple Park Cemetery, Aurora m 18 May 1855 Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County, PA by Rev. C. F. Sallman
WILLIAM B. HINKLE son of George Hinkle and Esther Shoen b 29 May 1828 Lousanna Township, Carbon County, Pennsylvania d 23 Mar 1906 Aurora Lawrence County, MO Their children were:
......and the story by ETHEL BEATRICE (SEBURN) DAVIS ELIZABETH ELLENER "Ellen" MINNICK daughter of CHARLES MINNICH and NANCY TROY first wife of WILLIAM B. HINKLE and a wife of WILLIAM FAUNCE, her second husband "Mark's Grandmother (Elizabeth Ellen Minnick Hinkle) was a doctor. She went horseback. "There was a smallpox then and it was very raging. She would hear of a family and she would go to the drug store and get Epsom salts. And she taken honey with her, bee honey. When she went into this home regardless if the children were big enough at all she would give them a dose of Epsom salts. This honey she would put in the drinking water and in everything she cooked, had bee honey in it. She would get them all up and out because that germ cannot live where honey is. She was a naturalist (with medicine). Then she got to where she would go for miles and stay a week with them and get them up an on their feet. Well, they got to where they wouldn't call the doctor, they'd get word to her and she would come. They (the doctors), threatened her. They said if she didn't quit going and doctoring they were going to sue her. She said, "Well, they are poor people. They couldn't pay you for coming at all and I never charge them." She had to quit because they (the doctors) were so hot on her. This was Lawrence County (Missouri). She had this one horse she rode sidesaddle. She had Rosebud, Margaret, and Charley (her children). I saw her once or twice. She was a smart person, not very tall, medium (build) and weight, and very piercing black eyes and dark hair. She married William Hinkle. He was a big, big, man, a blacksmith, and a very big nice looking man I was told. I never did see him.
They separated (Ellen Minnick and William Hinkle) and he came and lived with Mark's mother, his daughter Margaret, for years and years. He had all this land out there South of town and he had a 160 acres on the road front. He willed her the 160 acres. She (Ellen Minnick Hinkle) married again (to William Faunce) and separated again, at Aurora. Her first husband William never did marry again.* She (Ellen Minnick Hinkle Faunce) lived with her son, Charles Hinkle until she died. They all lived right around Aurora." *In fact, William Hinkle did marry again but it was a scandal as the Seburn family did not approve of the marriage. He married Mary Catherine___ who had a son Dick Stone and as a Harry Bird ordered her interment in the Maple Park Cemetery, she may have had at least one other marriage to a Mr. Bird. Dick Stone had a road house on Spring River near Aurora, with the grandson of William B. Hinkle, who was unmarried David Floyd "Dutch" Seburn and this was probably where William met Mary Catherine. "Neither she nor Dick Stone had a very good reputation", according to my Aunt Mary Elizabeth (Seburn) Taylor, daughter of Ethel B. Davis Seburn, who told me about William's second marriage. A first cousin, still living, and her aunt remember the roadhouse well and the Seburn's called it the "Bloody Bucket. It's name was from what they looked like from the fights in it.-Mildred Dotterer Mildred Dotterer 1576 Aspen Circle Elkins, AR 72727 --------------------------------------------------------------- from Lucille "Luci" Bayly: Elisabeth Elenora b. 20 Feb 1839 bap. 1 Dec - dau of Carl Minnig and w. Anna @ Christ Union Church, Conyngham, PA. (My date was 1838 and so was the date of information of Luci Bayly in the typewritten papers, but this is obviously the correct date)-Mildred Dotterer ---------------------------------------------------------------- Notes for MARY CATHERINE ???: Notes from Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock: Mary Catherine ( ? ) , mother of Dick Stone of Aurora, MO. Harry Bird ordered her interment in the Aurora, MO Maple Park Cemetery. William B. Hinkle married her after 1880 but they divorced. The Sexton's Maple Park Cemetery records has Mary Catherine Hinkle 1846-28 Jan 1926. Her tombstone is Mary Catherine Stone Feb 2, 1844-28 Jan 1926. She is buried across from Oliver and Galeda Seburn and her daughter Sophia Bird is buried by her (North side of the cemetery). Children of WILLIAM HINKLE and "ELLEN" MINNICH are:
Generation No. 69. IRVIN6 HINKLE (DANIEL5, "HETTIE" ESTHER4 SHOEN, WILLIAM3, PETER2, HENRY1 SHUEN) was born 1863 in Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.), and died 1925 in Nescopeck Twp, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.). He married LAURA (Source: Mildred Dotterer via Cassie Pidcock.).
Child of IRVIN HINKLE and LAURA is:
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