Jonathan Hinkle

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Husband Jonathan Hinkle

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           Born: 9 May 1785 - Lincoln Co., North Carolina
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           Died: 25 Sep 1846
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         Father: Jacob Henckel (Abt 1733-1789)
         Mother: Christina (      -After 1820)

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General Notes: Husband - Jonathan Hinkle

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CENSUS:

<pre>1810 Chester District, South Carolina
Jonathan Hinkle 20200 -- 00100; no slaves
male female
2 <10
10-15
2 16-25 1
26-44
>45 </pre>

<pre>1830 Chester District, South Carolina
J. Hinkle 0021101 -- 1101001; 8 slaves
male female
< 5 1
5-10 1
2 10-15
1 15-20 1
1 20-30
30-40
1 40-50 1
50-60 </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.

10. Jonathan Hinckle was born 9 May 1785,[1] Lincoln County, North Carolina. At age nine he was bound out as an apprentice in Lincoln County until age twenty-one, and in March 1796 the apprenticeship bond was transferred to [Jonathan's remarried mother] Christina Light/Sight/Sides.[2] In 1807, when [his brother] William Hinkle sold land in York District/County, South Carolina, "Mr. Jonathan Hinkle" testified that he saw William sign the deed.[3] About 1807 Jonathan married Mary[4] Gilmore.[5] By 1810 they were residing near Joseph Hinkle in Chester County, South Carolina.[6] Five of Jonathan Hinkle's children were baptized in 1821 at the home of Joseph Hinkle in Chester County.[7] Jonathan with his family was still residing there in 1829.[8] He died 25 September 1846, and Mary died 5 March 1853.[9]

Further research findings on Jonathan and his family were published in the HENCKEL GENEALOGICAL BULLETIN, Volume 7 (1976), pages 278-280.


1. "Bible Record of Jonathan Henkel". Handwritten entries in the Bible that belonged to Jonathan Henkel (current location unknown provide names, birth dates, and death dates of Jonathan Henkel, wife Mary Henkel and seven of their children.
2. Lincoln County, NC County Court Minute Book, 230 and 322.
3. York County, SC Deed Book G:17.
4. "Bible Record of Jonathan Henkel".
5. South Carolina Historical Commission bounty grants and pensions, apartment 24, package 444. In 1825 Elizabeth Gilmore, widow of James Gilmore of Chester County, applied for a pension based on the latter's service in the Revolutionary War. She died on 22 December 1828, and on 31 March 1829 Jonathan Hinkle, administrator of her estate [and evidently her son-in-law], requested that the arrears on her pension be paid to him.
6. 1810 US Federal Population Census, Chester County, SC, p. 272; NARA M252-60.
7. Personal register of [HG#5212] Rev. Philip Henkel of Lincoln County, NC; in 1954 a copy was at Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, NC. Some sources attribute these entries to the diary of [HG#5217] David Henkel.
8. South Carolina Historical Commission, bounty grants and pensions, apartment 24, package 444.
9. "Bible Record of Jonathan Henkel".