Anthony Hinkle

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Husband Anthony Hinkle

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           Born: 15 Dec 1765 - Cocalico Tsp., Lancaster Co., Pa
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           Died: 1814
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         Father: Jacob Henckel (Abt 1733-1789)
         Mother: Christina (      -After 1820)

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General Notes: Husband - Anthony Hinkle

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CENSUS:

<pre>1800 Lincoln Co., North Carolina
Anthony Hinckle 30010 -- 10100; 3 slaves
male female
3 <10 1
10-15
16-25 1
1 26-44
>45 </pre>

Jacob Hinckle is the next entry.

<pre>1810 Lincoln Co., North Carolina, Capt. Cline's district
Anthony Hinckle 21001 -- 11110; no slaves
male female
2 <10 1
1 10-15 1
16-25 1
26-44 1
1 >45 </pre>

RLH:

The following is from an article by Robert L. Hess in the HENCKEL GENEALOGICAL BULLETIN (Vol 33, No 2, Fall 2002) entitled "Jacob Hinkle of Spread Eagle Tavern". Numbers in brackets indicate notes which follow.

3. Anthony Hinkle was born 15 December 1765, Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, and confirmed with his brother Jacob at Frederick, Maryland, on 18 April 1783.[1] He moved with his parents to Lincoln County, North Carolina in 1784/5, where he married Barbara Seitz on 2 November 1791.[2] In 1796, a court judgment was made against his mother and her second husband Benjamin Seitz/Sides, as the result of which the Hinkle family's farm on Dutchman's Creek was put up for sale, and Anthony Hinkle bought it as highest bidder.[3] In 1804 Anthony sold these 240 acres to one Isaac Alexander,[4] and in 1806 Isaac sold this and another tract to [Anthony's brother] Jacob Hinkle.[5] There were other land transactions by Anthony in Lincoln County. By 1810 he had begun selling off his lands.[6] In the 1810 census Anthony with his family was still in Lincoln County.[7] Anthony died in late 1814. His estate was closed in 1817 and the Widow Barbara eventually moved to Monroe County, Indiana with their seven children.[8] Here she married, second, Joseph Davison.[9]

Further research findings on Anthony and his family were published in the HENCKEL GENEALOGICAL BULLETIN Volume 14 (1983), pages 567-570.


1. Register of the Lutheran Church at Frederick, MD; under confirmations.
2. HENCKEL GENEALOGICAL BULLETIN, pages 179-180.
3. Lincoln County, NC Deed Book 28:451: recitation of previous ownership of Jacob Hinkle's tract; John Kerr Rose, "The Hinkle Families of Lincoln County, NC" (Washington, DC: 1954), 1.
4. Lincoln County, NC Deed Book 21:276.
5. Lincoln County, NC Deed Book 28:451.
6. John Kerr Rose, "The Hinkle Families of Lincoln County, NC", 18.
7. US Population Censuses, Lincoln County, NC: 1800 NARA M32-29, p. 827; 1810 NARA M252-40, p. 373.
8. John Kerr Rose, "The Hinkle Families of Lincoln County, NC", 18.
9. Monroe County, IN Marriages A:77.