Ancestry
Ancestors of
Daisy Estella Hinkle
Table of Content
First Generation……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2
Second Generation (Parents)…………………………………………………………………………………………… 2
Third Generation (Grandparents)……………………………………………………………………………………….. 3
Fourth Generation (Great Grandparents)……………………………………………………………………………… 5
Fifth Generation (Great Great Grandparents)………………………………………………………………………… 7
Sixth Generation (3rd Great Grandparents)………………………………………………………………………… 10
Seventh Generation (4th Great Grandparents)…………………………………………………………………….. 13
Eighth Generation (5th Great Grandparents)………………………………………………………………………. 14
Ninth Generation (6th Great Grandparents)………………………………………………………………………… 15
Tenth Generation (7th Great Grandparents)………………………………………………………………………… 15
First Generation
1. Daisy Estella Hinkle-[29],1 daughter of Henry Ernest Hinkle-[26] and Bertha Elizabeth Rogers-[27], was born on 1 Jul 1908 in Hinkle Farmstead, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN1 and died on 16 Feb 2003 in Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN, at age 94.1
Noted events in her life were:
Education: : Attended McCalla Elementary School, Jr. High at the old Seminary Bldg on South College, and graduated from Bloomingthon High School inJune 1925, 1925, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Education: : Received B.P.S.M, 1929, Indiana University, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.1
Education: : Received A.M. in Music Education and Composition, 1930, Indiana University, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.1
Education: : Received a B.M. (violoncello), 1932, Indiana University, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.1 Received after spending asummer studying in Locarno, Switzerland with Prof. Lennart von Zweygberg
Occupation: : Teacher for 39 years, From 1930 To 1981, Indiana.1 “She taught 39 years in public schools and colleges from 1930, as music supervisor at Unionville, IN (Benton T.), in Liberty, IN and College Corner, O.; as Music Critic teacher in Laboratory Schools in State Teachers Colleges in Hattiesburg, Mississippi (now Miss. Southern), Murray, KY (now Murray State) plus teaching methods, theory and cello on the college level; and at Montevallo, Alabama State College for Women Laboratory School teaching strings and choral music. When her husband Joe was ordered overseas in 1943, she wanted to return to Bloomington, and did to teach at Bloomington High School. She returned to the elementary music field later, and staying in that field in the Bloomington area until retirement in 1971 when her husband was retiring from the Indianapolis schools. She continued teaching piano privately until 1981
Description of Person: : Musician, 1930-1950.1 “From 1930 to 1950 she played cello extensively as soloist and in ensembles. During her husband’s duty at Shaw Field, South Carolina, she played with the Southern Symphony. She was cellist with the college orchestras and faculty quartets where she taught, and upon retirement played two years with teh Bloomington Symphony.
Member of Group: : See below.1 “Bloomington Friday Musicale, Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae; Delta Kappa Gamma, Monroe County Women’s Department Club, St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, served as president of the Monroe County Historical Society, on its board and that of the Historical Society Museum; served on the Old Library board many years and when such groups were active, served as Southwest chairman of the Women’s Committee of the Indianapolis Symphony and as Editor of the Indiana Piano Teacher’s Bulletin. She has served on the state board of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, as chairman of the Foundation for the Advancement of Musical Arts for several years, and was on the council of the Bloomington Area Older Americans Center.”
Occupation: : Was teaching at State Teachers Collge in Murray, KY when married.1
Daisy married Joseph Nathan Garton-[48]1, 3 [MRIN:20] on 24 Jan 1940 in Murray, Kentucky.1, 2 Joseph was born on 12 Feb 1909 in Wayne County, Iowa.1
Second Generation (Parents)
2. Henry Ernest Hinkle-[26],1, 3 son of John Henry Hinkle-[23] and Laura Ann Rawlins-[25], was born on 25 Feb 1885 in Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN1, 3 and died on 6 Dec 1956 in Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN, at age 71.1, 3
Noted events in his life were:
Description of Person: : Often called “Whistling John” because he was always a happy, whistling person.1
Henry married Bertha Elizabeth Rogers-[27]1 [MRIN:11] on 30 Oct 1906.1
Children from this marriage were:
i. Dorothy Ilene Hinkle-[28] (born on 18 Apr 1907 Monroe County, IN – died on 2 Jul 1908 in Monroe County, IN)
1 ii. Daisy Estella Hinkle-[29] (born on 1 Jul 1908 Hinkle Farmstead, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 16 Feb 2003 in Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN)
iii. John Henry Hinkle II-[30] (born on 8 Aug 1914 Monroe County, IN – died on 1 Apr 1994)
3. Bertha Elizabeth Rogers-[27],1 daughter of George Washington Rogers-[46] and Martha Jane Parks-[47], was born on 26 Jun 1886 in Monroe County, IN,1 died on 10 Apr 1980 in Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN, at age 93,1 and was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Noted events in her life were:
Religion: : Member: First Christian Church.1
Member of Group: : Member: Borrowed Times Club.1
Occupation: : Owned and operated a ladies dress shop: Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Obituary: : Obituary, 10 April 1980 (Thursday).1 Bertha Elizabeth Hinkle, 93, Bloomington, died this morning at Bloomington Hospital.
Born June 27, 1886, in Monroe County, she was the daughter of George W. and Martha (Parks) Rogers.
She was a member of the First Christian Church, and the Borrowed Times Club. She had owned and operated a ladies dress shop in Bloomington.
Surviving are one daughter, Daisy Garton, and one son, John H., both of Bloomington; one grandson, David K. Hinkle, and one granddaughter, Elizabeth A. Owens; and five great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by four sisters, Lola Bills, Mable Lanum, Edna Sweesy, and Jessie Hinkle, three brothers, Roy, Harley, and Leslie and an infant daughter, Dorothy.
Services will be 2 p.m., Saturday at Day Mortuary, with the Rev. John Trefzger officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. until the time of services Saturday.
Description of Person: : Had a pony that Laura bought for her. Later, had a pony buggy so that Bertha could drive Daisy to McCalla School: Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Description of Person: : Blue eyes.1
Bertha married Henry Ernest Hinkle-[26]1, 3 [MRIN:11] on 30 Oct 1906.1
Third Generation (Grandparents)
4. John Henry Hinkle-[23],1 son of Jonathan Jefferson (J.J.) Hinkle-[4] and Mary Catherine Lentz-[5], was born on 13 Sep 1854 in Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN,1 died on 20 Jan 1935 in Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN, at age 80,1, 3 and was buried in Rose Hill Cemetary, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
General Notes: 1. Moved to an Illinois farm shortly after marrying Hattie in order to be near his sister, Mary Paul (from typed genealogy page from rundown).
2. He returned to Monroe County after his wife died before 1884 (from typed genealogy page from rundown).
Noted events in his life were:
Employment: : Farmer, After 1884, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Employment: : Bought and sold cattle and hogs, After 1885, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Illness: : Heart attack – killed him, 24 Jan 1935, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Honors: : Was able to play the violin by ear.1
Immigration: : Moved to Illinois to be near his sister after his marriage, After 1877, Illinois.2
Immigration: : Moved back to Monroe County after his wife died: Monroe County, IN.2
Land: : Built the Hinkle-Garten farmhouse, 1892, 2920 E. 10th St., Bloomington, IN.1
Land: : Moved to log house in 1887 on the first forty acres that they had purchased in 1886, 1887, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Description of Person: : See below.1 “His farm was a self-sufficient one for years except for extra help at planting and harvest time. The beef and hogs were butchered yearly and Laura canned the eat, the sausage in tins sealed with red sealing wax and an S on the lid. It wasn’t unusual for her to can 100 quarts of fruit or vegetables in a day during the summer, sometimes using a gasoline stove in teh summer kitchen in the wood shed. A majestic east iron range with two warming overs and a hot water reservoir was the usual cooking stove. Teakettles and that reservoir provided hot water as needed. And soft soap on the bottom for cooking pots put next to the fire to hurry the cooking meant the blakc could just be wiped off.
When this house was built in 1892, they’d planned to have a bathroom with a well for the water and a windmill to pump it. A Mr. Rogets brought his machinery to drill, it got stuck and is still in the limestone, so no bathroom until about 1926 when a Deleo plant and a large cistern made both inside plumbing and electric lights posisble.
Four barns burned down during John and Laura’s lifetimes, 2 by lightening and 2 started by thrashing machine sparks. A fifth barn on the farm north (now a part of the IU golf course) was struck by lightening. John was badly burned one of those times when he went back too many times trying to save things.”
John married Harriet “Hattie” E. Rogers-[24]1 [MRIN:9] on 24 Jan 1877.1 Harriet “Hattie” E. Rogers-[24] died on 3 Dec 1877 in Illinois1 and was buried in Rose Hill Cemetary, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
John next married Laura Ann Rawlins-[25]1, 3 [MRIN:10] on 26 Mar 1884 in Monroe County, IN.1
Children from this marriage were:
2 i. Henry Ernest Hinkle-[26] (born on 25 Feb 1885 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 6 Dec 1956 in Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN)
5. Laura Ann Rawlins-[25],1, 3 daughter of William King Rawlins-[455] and Living, was born on 22 Mar 1859 near Martinsville, Monroe County, Indiana,3 died on 22 Sep 1928 in Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN, at age 69,1, 3 and was buried in Rose Hill Cemetary, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1 The cause of her death was heart Trouble.1
Noted events in her life were:
Religion: : Member: First Presbyterian Church.1
Obituary: : 22 Sep 1928.1 MRS. JNO HINKLE DEATH AT 69
Mrs. John Hinkle, a mile east of the city, on the Unionville road and one of the best known women of that section, died the result of heart trouble late Saturday, aged 69. She had been ill fo some time, but her condition did not become serious until about two weeks ago.
The husband survives, also a son, Henry, and two grandchildren, Daisy and John Hinkle. Mrs. Hinkle was a member of of the First Presbyterian church and much beloved by a large circle of friends because of her many christian virtues.
The funeral was at two o’clock today and Dr. C. E. Flynn conducted the services, music in charge of Dr. and Mrs. Glen McDaniel.
Burial was at Rose Hill and the pall bearers were Henry Russell, Nolan Welsh, Samuel Hinkle, Ray Rogers, Frank Rogers, and Lon Kibler and the flower girls were Ruth Hinkle, Sara Carr, Alice Rogers, Maudaline Wooden, Virginia Reeves, and Margaret Lettelein.
Alt. Death: : Also have death date as 20 Sept. 1928.3
Illness: : Had tuberculousis.1
Laura married John Henry Hinkle-[23]1 [MRIN:10] on 26 Mar 1884 in Monroe County, IN.1
6. George Washington Rogers-[46],1, 3 son of Philip Rogers-[426] and Mary Gabbert-[427], was born on 1 Oct 1846 in Monroe County, IN3 and died on 6 Nov 1914 in 1009 E. Tenth Street, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, at age 68.3
George married Martha Jane Parks-[47]1, 3 [MRIN:19] on 21 Oct 1875.1, 3
Marriage Notes: bk6-p.78
Children from this marriage were:
3 i. Bertha Elizabeth Rogers-[27] (born on 26 Jun 1886 Monroe County, IN – died on 10 Apr 1980 in Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN)
ii. Living
iii. Living
iv. Living
v. Jessie May Rogers-[55] (born on 6 Mar 1880)
vi. Living
vii. Living
viii. Living
7. Martha Jane Parks-[47],1, 3 daughter of William Washington Parks-[413] and Mary Ann Rogers-[414], was born on 15 Mar 1856 in Monroe County, IN3 and died in 1009 E. Tenth Street, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.3
Martha married George Washington Rogers-[46]1, 3 [MRIN:19] on 21 Oct 1875.1, 3
Fourth Generation (Great Grandparents)
8. Jonathan Jefferson (J.J.) Hinkle-[4],1 son of Anthony Hinkle-[1] and Barbara Seitz-[2], was born on 6 Mar 1802 in Eastern Lincoln County, NC,1 died on 23 Jun 1882 in Monroe County, IN, at age 80,1, 3 and was buried on 25 Jun 1882 in Bethel Churchyard, Monroe County, IN.1, 2
Noted events in his life were:
Immigration: : Immigrated to Indiana, After 1816, Indiana.2
Education: : No formal education.2
Occupation: : Took care of widowed mother and other relatives, After 1816, Indiana.2
Occupation: : Farmer, After 1816, Indiana.2
Occupation: : Blacksmith Apprentice to Austin Seward, 1812, Monroe County, IN.2
Occupation: : Bought and sold land: Monroe County, IN.2
Occupation: : Loaned money: Monroe County, IN.2
Death: : Dropsey Heart, 23 Jun 1882, Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.2
Jonathan married Mary Catherine Lentz-[5]1 [MRIN:3] on 26 Sep 1830.1
Marriage Notes: 1. The Hinkle Family History of Monroe County lists his marriage date as either Nov. 30, 1824 or Nov. 30, 1830…both by Go. Parks, J.P.
Children from this marriage were:
i. Delilah (Lila) Hinkle-[6] (born on 1 Jun 1830 – died on 2 Apr 1918 , buried in Bethel Churchyard, Monroe County, IN)
ii. Elizabeth (Bette) Hannah Jane Hinkle-[7] (born in 1832 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died after 1880 , buried in Bethel Churchyard, Monroe County, IN)
iii. Mary Hinkle-[8] (born in 1836 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died in 1922 in Emden, IL)
iv. Margaret Ann Hinkle-[9] (born on 1 Aug 1838 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 29 Apr 1917 in Bloomington, Monroe County, IN)
v. Eliza Hinkle-[16] (born on 29 Oct 1840 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – buried on 20 Jan 1869 in Payne Cemetery, Dixie Highway, Monroe County, IN)
vi. Catharine “Cass” Hinkle-[17] (born in 1843 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died in 1929 in Monroe County, IN)
vii. William J. Hinkle-[19] (born on 3 Aug 1847 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 3 Sep 1906 , buried in Bethel Churchyard, Monroe County, IN)
viii. Issac Hinkle-[21] (born circa 1851 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died in 1915 , buried in Bethel Churchyard, Monroe County, IN)
ix. Jonathan Marion Hinkle-[22] (born on 3 Apr 1852 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 8 Feb 1899 in Monroe County, IN)
4 x. John Henry Hinkle-[23] (born on 13 Sep 1854 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 20 Jan 1935 in Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN)
xi. James Hinkle-[31] (born on 15 Apr 1857 Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN – died on 13 Dec 1939 in Monroe County, IN)
9. Mary Catherine Lentz-[5],1 daughter of Jacob Lentz-[129] and Sarah Hoke-[130], was born on 23 Jun 1814 in North Carolina,1 died on 29 Oct 1891 in Monroe County, IN, at age 77,1, 3 and was buried in Bethel Churchyard, Monroe County, IN.1
Noted events in her life were:
Death: : General breakdown accompanying age, 29 Oct 1891, Monroe County, IN.2
Mary married Jonathan Jefferson (J.J.) Hinkle-[4]1 [MRIN:3] on 26 Sep 1830.1
10. William King Rawlins-[455],3 son of Living and Cynthia Stout-[458], was born on 10 Sep 18283 and died in Texas.3
William married Living
Children from this marriage were:
5 i. Laura Ann Rawlins-[25] (born on 22 Mar 1859 near Martinsville, Monroe County, Indiana – died on 22 Sep 1928 in Hinkle Farm, NE of Bloomington, Monroe County, IN)
11. Living
Living married William King Rawlins-[455]3 [MRIN:155].
12. Philip Rogers-[426],3 son of Aquilla Wayne Rogers Jr.-[424] and Living, was born on 22 May 1819 in Indiana3 and died in 1864, at age 45.3
Philip married Mary Gabbert-[427]3 [MRIN:140] on 9 Apr 1841.3
Children from this marriage were:
6 i. George Washington Rogers-[46] (born on 1 Oct 1846 Monroe County, IN – died on 6 Nov 1914 in 1009 E. Tenth Street, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana)
13. Mary Gabbert-[427]3 was born on 7 Jul 1820-1821 in Kentucky3 and died on 6 Dec 1891 in Monroe County, IN, at age 71.3
Mary married Philip Rogers-[426]3 [MRIN:140] on 9 Apr 1841.3
14. William Washington Parks-[413]3 was born on 19 Jul 1834 in Monroe County, IN3 and died in 1906 in Monroe County, IN, at age 72.3
William married Mary Ann Rogers-[414]3 [MRIN:133] on 19 Oct 1854.3
Children from this marriage were:
7 i. Martha Jane Parks-[47] (born on 15 Mar 1856 Monroe County, IN – , died in 1009 E. Tenth Street, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana)
15. Mary Ann Rogers-[414],3 daughter of Henry Rogers-[415] and Jane Ward-[416], was born on 14 Dec 1837 in Indiana3 and died on 8 Mar 1895, at age 57.3
Mary married William Washington Parks-[413]3 [MRIN:133] on 19 Oct 1854.3
Fifth Generation (Great Great Grandparents)
16. Anthony Hinkle-[1],1 son of Jacob Hinkle-[66] and Living, was born on 24 Dec 1775 in South Carolina,1 was christened on 18 Apr 1783 in Lincoln County, NC,4 and died in Dec 1814 in Lincoln County, NC, at age 39.3
General Notes: 1. Was the surety on the marriage bond of Jacob Seitz when he married Susana Master on Feb. 1, 1792 (Hinkle Family Book).
2. 1800 census shows that there are three male children until the age of 10 and one female under the age of 10. This third male child does not show up in the records provided by Daisy (Hinkle Family Book).
Noted events in his life were:
Occupation: : Inn Keeper, Revolutionary War.4 He had an inn in Chester Co., PA during the Revolutionary War.
Will: : Final settlement of the estate, 1817, North Carolina.2
Property: : High bidder on considerable tract of land on Dutchman’s Creek in the eastern part of Lincoln County, North Carolina, 30 Dec 1796, Lincoln County, NC.2 Paid 240 pounds.
The tract of land was up for sale at the Sheriff’s sale in order to satisfy a judgment for 537 poinds which had been obtained by Wm. Reese against Benjamin and Christina Sight.
This was most likely Anthony’s father’s farm, of which the Sight’s were administrators after Jacob’s death.
Description of Person: : Owned three slaves in the 1800 census, 1800.2 By 1810, he no longer had slaves.
Immigration: : Moved to Lincolnton by 1810, 1810, Lincolnton, North Carolina.2
Property: : Begins selling off land a tract at a time in preparation for immigration, 1810, North Carolina.2
Military: : Fought in the First Regiment from Lincolnton in the War of 1812, 1812, Lincolnton, North Carolina.2
Emigration: : Moved to Indiana with his mother and other family members and lived for a while in Clark County, Indiana: Indiana.1
Anthony married Barbara Seitz-[2]1 [MRIN:1] on 2 Nov 1791 in Lincoln County, NC.1
Marriage Notes: 1. Bonded.1
Children from this marriage were:
i. Mary Hinkle-[34] (born between 1794 and 1795 Eastern Part of Lincoln County, NC – died on 4 May 1865 in Monroe County, IN)
ii. Susannah Hinkle-[41] (born circa 1800 Lincoln County, NC)
8 iii. Jonathan Jefferson (J.J.) Hinkle-[4] (born on 6 Mar 1802 Eastern Lincoln County, NC – died on 23 Jun 1882 in Monroe County, IN)
iv. George Hinkle-[35] (born circa 1805 Lincoln County, NC)
v. Barbara Hinkle-[38] (born on 13 Jun 1809)
vi. Elizabeth Hinkle-[126] (born on 23 Jun 1813)
vii. Sarah Hinkle-[127] (born before 1814 Lincoln County, NC – died before 1850)
viii. Sina Hinkle-[43] (born on 28 Jul 1815 Lincoln County, NC – died on 2 Apr 1913 in Owensburg, Jackson Township, Green County, Indiana)
ix. Lawson H.H. Hinkle-[45] (born on 5 Dec 1819 – died on 26 Jan 1841)
17. Barbara Seitz-[2]1 was born circa 1775 in North Carolina1 and was christened in Monroe County, IN.1
Noted events in her life were:
Marriage Notice: : John Seitz – surety, 2 Nov 1791, North Carolina.2
Barbara married Anthony Hinkle-[1]1 [MRIN:1] on 2 Nov 1791 in Lincoln County, NC.1
Barbara next married Living
18. Jacob Lentz-[129] was born between 1780 and 1790 in Lincoln County, NC.2
Jacob married Sarah Hoke-[130] [MRIN:44] 21 Augu. 1806 in Lincoln County, NC.2
Children from this marriage were:
9 i. Mary Catherine Lentz-[5] (born on 23 Jun 1814 North Carolina – died on 29 Oct 1891 in Monroe County, IN)
ii. Lentz-[131] (born between 1815 and 1820)
iii. Lentz-[132] (born between 1815 and 1820)
iv. Lentz-[133] (born between 1820 and 1825)
19. Sarah Hoke-[130] died before 1830.2
Sarah married Jacob Lentz-[129] [MRIN:44] 21 Augu. 1806 in Lincoln County, NC.2
20. Living
Living married Cynthia Stout-[458]3 [MRIN:156].
Children from this marriage were:
10 i. William King Rawlins-[455] (born on 10 Sep 1828 – , died in Texas)
21. Cynthia Stout-[458],3 daughter of Daniel J. Stout-[465] and Sarah Davis-[466], was born in 1807 in Floyd County, Indiana,3 died in Monroe County, IN,3 and was buried in Rawlins Cemetary in Monroe County (N37).3
Cynthia married Living
22. Living
Living married Living
Children from this marriage were:
11 i. Living
23. Living
Living married Living
24. Aquilla Wayne Rogers Jr.-[424],3 son of Aquilla Wayne Rogers Sr.-[422] and Living, was born on 10 Jul 1798 in Indiana3 and died on 19 Aug 1849 in Monroe County, IN, at age 51.
Noted events in his life were:
Occupation: : Judge.3
Aquilla married Living
Children from this marriage were:
12 i. Philip Rogers-[426] (born on 22 May 1819 Indiana – died in 1864)
25. Living
Living married Aquilla Wayne Rogers Jr.-[424]3 [MRIN:139].
28. Living
Living married (name unknown).
Children from this marriage were:
14 i. William Washington Parks-[413] (born on 19 Jul 1834 Monroe County, IN – died in 1906 in Monroe County, IN)
30. Henry Rogers-[415]3 was born in 18141 and died in 1876, at age 62.1
Henry married Jane Ward-[416]3 [MRIN:134].
Children from this marriage were:
15 i. Mary Ann Rogers-[414] (born on 14 Dec 1837 Indiana – died on 8 Mar 1895)
31. Jane Ward-[416]3 was born in 18141 and died in 1899, at age 85.1
Jane married Henry Rogers-[415]3 [MRIN:134].
Sixth Generation (3rd Great Grandparents)
32. Jacob Hinkle-[66],4 son of George Rudolphus Henckel-[69] and Living, was born 1730 (?) in Pennslyvania2 and died 1790 (?).2
Noted events in his life were:
Census: : Family of husband and wife, more than 16 years of age, one male child under 16, 1790, Lincoln County, NC.2
Immigration: : Moved to the Carolinas by 1755, 1755, Carolinas.2
Immigration: : Moved to Maryland by 1768, 1768, Maryland.2
Property: : Sold Maryland and Carolina farms in 1796 and 1797, 1796-1797, Maryland and Carolina.2
Jacob married Living
Jacob next married Living
Children from this marriage were:
16 i. Anthony Hinkle-[1] (born on 24 Dec 1775 South Carolina – died in Dec 1814 in Lincoln County, NC)
ii. Brother Jacob Hinkle-[67] (born on 17 Feb 1764 . chr. Evangical Lutheran Church, Frederick, Md.)
33. Living
Living married Jacob Hinkle-[66]4 [MRIN:25].
34. Living
Living married Living
Children from this marriage were:
17 i. Barbara Seitz-[2] (born circa 1775 North Carolina)
ii. Living
iii. Living
35. Living
Living married Living
36. Living
Living married (name unknown).
Children from this marriage were:
18 i. Jacob Lentz-[129] (born between 1780 and 1790 Lincoln County, NC)
ii. Christinia Lentz-[135] (born on 21 Dec 1785 – died on 29 Jan 1861 , buried in Payne Cemetery, Dixie Highway, Monroe County, IN)
40. Roderic(k) Rawlins-[461],3 son of James Mason Rawlins-[463] and Living, was born in 1776 in Massachusetts3 and died on 1 May 1848 in Texas, at age 72.3
Noted events in his life were:
Honors: : DAR has erected a monument to him: Monroe County, IN.3
Occupation: : First Treasurer of Monroe County: Monroe County, IN.3
Military: : Soldier in the war of 1812 as a member of Capt. John Biggers Company, Indiana Mounted Rangers, 1812, Indiana.1
Honors: : Named Bloomington: Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.1
Land: : Settled in Bono (near Bedford), Indiana , 1812, Bono, Indiana.1
Member of Group: : Member of Rawlins Ranger: Indiana.1
Occupation: : Served in the Indiana Legislature, Bef 1823, Indiana.1
Emigration: : Moved to Illinois from Indiana, 1823, Illinois.1
Emigration: : Moved to Dallas County, Texas from Illinois, 1844, Texas.1
Roderic(k) married Living
Children from this marriage were:
20 i. Living
41. Living
Living married Roderic(k) Rawlins-[461]3 [MRIN:158].
42. Daniel J. Stout-[465]3 was born in 1777,3 died in 1863 in Monroe County, IN, at age 86,3 and was buried in Stout Creek Cemetary.3
Daniel married Sarah Davis-[466]3 [MRIN:160].
Children from this marriage were:
21 i. Cynthia Stout-[458] (born in 1807 Floyd County, Indiana – , died in Monroe County, IN)
43. Sarah Davis-[466]3 was born in 1781,3 died in 1888 in Monroe County, IN, at age 107,3 and was buried in Stout Creek Cemetary.3
Sarah married Daniel J. Stout-[465]3 [MRIN:160].
46. Living
Living married Living
Children from this marriage were:
23 i. Living
47. Living
Living married Living
48. Aquilla Wayne Rogers Sr.-[422],3 son of David Rogers-[421] and Living, was born in 17601 and died in 1838 in Jackson County, Indiana or Clark County, Indiana, at age 78.3
Noted events in his life were:
Will: : 31 Jul 1838.3
Aquilla married Living
Children from this marriage were:
24 i. Aquilla Wayne Rogers Jr.-[424] (born on 10 Jul 1798 Indiana – died on 19 Aug 1849 in Monroe County, IN)
49. Living
Living married Aquilla Wayne Rogers Sr.-[422]3 [MRIN:138].
50. Living
Living married Living
Children from this marriage were:
i. Living
25 ii. Living
iii. Living
51. Living
Living married Living
56. Living
Living married (name unknown).
Children from this marriage were:
28 i. Living
60. Living
Living married Living
Children from this marriage were:
30 i. Henry Rogers-[415] (born in 1814 – died in 1876)
ii. Living
iii. Living
61. Living
Living married Living
Seventh Generation (4th Great Grandparents)
64. George Rudolphus Henckel-[69],2 son of Antonius Jacob Henckel-[70] and Marie Elizabeth-[399], was born in 1700 in Germany.2
Noted events in his life were:
Immigration: : To Pennslyvania, 1717, Pennslyvania.2
Immigration: : Moved to Israels Creek, north of Frederick, Marylnd, 1738-1740.2
Occupation: : Tilemaker.2
Property: : Gave farm to son Jacob, 1768.2
George married Living
Children from this marriage were:
32 i. Jacob Hinkle-[66] (born 1730 (?) Pennslyvania – died 1790 (?))
65. Living
Living married George Rudolphus Henckel-[69]2 [MRIN:26].
80. James Mason Rawlins-[463]3 was born about 1750.3
James married Living
Children from this marriage were:
40 i. Roderic(k) Rawlins-[461] (born in 1776 Massachusetts – died on 1 May 1848 in Texas)
ii. Living
81. Living
Living married James Mason Rawlins-[463]3 [MRIN:159].
96. David Rogers-[421]3 was born on 19 Dec 1780 in Pennslyvania3 and died on 16 Jan 1856, at age 75.3
David married Living
Children from this marriage were:
48 i. Aquilla Wayne Rogers Sr.-[422] (born in 1760 – died in 1838 in Jackson County, Indiana or Clark County, Indiana)
50 ii. Living
97. Living
Living married David Rogers-[421]3 [MRIN:137].
100. David Rogers-[421]3 was born on 19 Dec 1780 in Pennslyvania3 and died on 16 Jan 1856, at age 75.3
(Duplicate. See Person 96)
101. Living
(Duplicate. See Person 97)
112. Living
Living married (name unknown).
Children from this marriage were:
56 i. Living
ii. Living
120. Living
(Duplicate. See Person 50)
121. Living
(Duplicate. See Person 51)
Eighth Generation (5th Great Grandparents)
128. Antonius Jacob Henckel-[70],2, 4 son of George Henckel-[400] and Living, was born in Germany,2 died on 12 Aug 1728,2, 5 and was buried in Germantown, Pennslyvania.2
Noted events in his life were:
Occupation: : Lutheran minister.4
Immigration: : near Heidelburg, Germany, 1717.4
Occupation: : Exiled Lutheran preacher, 1717, Germany.2
Immigration: : Moved to Pennslyvania after exile, 1717, Pennslyvania.2
Death: : Fall from horse, 1728.
Baptism: : 27 Dec 1668.5
Antonius married Marie Elizabeth-[399]2 [MRIN:27].
Children from this marriage were:
64 i. George Rudolphus Henckel-[69] (born in 1700 Germany)
ii. Living
iii. Living
iv. Living
129. Marie Elizabeth -[399]2 died in 1744.2
Marie married Antonius Jacob Henckel-[70]4 [MRIN:27].
192. Living
Living married Living
Children from this marriage were:
96 i. David Rogers-[421] (born on 19 Dec 1780 Pennslyvania – died on 16 Jan 1856)
193. Living
Living married Living
Ninth Generation (6th Great Grandparents)
256. George Henckel-[400]2 was born in 16355 and died on 29 Jan 1678, at age 43.5
Noted events in his life were:
Occupation: : Schoolmaster of Mehrenberg, Germany.5
George married Living
Children from this marriage were:
128 i. Antonius Jacob Henckel-[70] (born in Germany – died on 12 Aug 1728 , buried in Germantown, Pennslyvania)
ii. Living
257. Living
Living married George Henckel-[400]2 [MRIN:127].
Tenth Generation (7th Great Grandparents)
514. Living
Living married (name unknown).
Children from this marriage were:
257 i. Living
1 Daisy Hinkle-Garton Research.
2 Daisy Hinkle Garton and John Kerr Rose, The Hinkle Family of Monroe County, Indiana.
3 Daisy Hinkle-Garton, Pedigree Chart from Monroe County Genealogy Library.
4 Unknown, 27 September 1988 to Mrs. Patricia G. Rosenthal.
5 Historical and Biographical Sketch of the Henckel-Henkel-Henkle-Hinkle Family.
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Marie Elizabeth-[399], 12, 13, 14
DAVIS
Sarah-[466], 8, 10, 11
GABBERT
Mary-[427], 4, 6
GARTON
Joseph Nathan-[48], 1
HENCKEL
Antonius Jacob-[70], 12, 13, 14
George Rudolphus-[69], 9, 12, 13
George-[400], 13, 14
HINKLE
Anthony-[1], 4, 6, 7, 9
Barbara-[38], 7
Catharine “Cass”-[17], 5
Daisy Estella-[29], 1, 2
Delilah (Lila)-[6], 5
Dorothy Ilene-[28], 2
Eliza-[16], 5
Elizabeth (Bette) Hannah Jane-[7], 5
Elizabeth-[126], 7
George-[35], 7
Henry Ernest-[26], 1, 2, 3
Issac-[21], 5
Jacob (Brother)-[67], 9
Jacob-[66], 6, 9, 10, 12
James-[31], 5
John Henry II-[30], 2
John Henry-[23], 1, 2, 4, 5
Jonathan Jefferson (J.J.)-[4], 2, 4, 5, 7
Jonathan Marion-[22], 5
Lawson H.H.-[45], 7
Margaret Ann-[9], 5
Mary-[34], 7
Mary-[8], 5
Sarah-[127], 7
Sina-[43], 7
Susannah-[41], 7
William J.-[19], 5
HOKE
Sarah-[130], 5, 7, 8
LENTZ
-[131], 7
-[132], 8
-[133], 8
Christinia-[135], 10
Jacob-[129], 5, 7, 8, 10
Mary Catherine-[5], 2, 5, 7
PARKS
Martha Jane-[47], 2, 4, 6
William Washington-[413], 4, 6, 9
RAWLINS
James Mason-[463], 10, 12
Laura Ann-[25], 1, 3, 6
Roderic(k)-[461], 10, 12
William King-[455], 3, 5, 6, 8
ROGERS
Aquilla Wayne Jr.-[424], 6, 8, 11
Aquilla Wayne Sr.-[422], 8, 11, 12
Bertha Elizabeth-[27], 1, 2, 4
David-[421], 11, 12, 13, 14
George Washington-[46], 2, 4, 6
Harriet “Hattie” E.-[24], 3
Henry-[415], 6, 9, 11
Jessie May-[55], 4
Mary Ann-[414], 4, 6, 9
Philip-[426], 4, 6, 8
SEITZ
Barbara-[2], 4, 7, 9
STOUT
Cynthia-[458], 5, 8, 10
Daniel J.-[465], 8, 10
WARD
Jane-[416], 6, 9