Ludwig "Lewis" Hinkle

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Husband Ludwig "Lewis" Hinkle

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           Born: 18 Nov 1783 - Frederick Co., Maryland
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         Father: Jacob Henckel (Abt 1733-1789)
         Mother: Christina (      -After 1820)

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General Notes: Husband - Ludwig "Lewis" Hinkle

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CENSUS:

<pre>1820 Chester District, South Carolina
Lewis Hinkle 100010 -- 30010; no slaves; 1 in agriculture
male female
1 <10 3
10-16
16-18
16-26
1 26-45 1
>45 </pre>

<pre>1830 Chester District, South Carolina
Lewis Hinkle 0010001 -- 01120001; no slaves
male female
< 5
5-10 1
1 10-15 1
15-20 2
20-30
30-40
1 40-50
50-60 1
60-70 </pre>

<pre>1840 Chester District, South Carolina
Lewis Hinkle 00001001 -- 000130001; no slaves; 2 in agriculture
male female
< 5
5-10
10-15
15-20 1
1 20-30 3
30-40
40-50
1 50-60
60-70 1
70-80 </pre>

<pre>1850 Gaston Co., North Carolina; Oct 21; pg 865
623/623
Lewis Hinkle 68 M $400 Farmer
David " 34 M
Sally " 37 F
Martha " 27 F </pre>

Gaston Co. was created in 1848 from the southern part of Lincoln Co.

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.

9. Ludwig "Lewis" Hinckel was born 18 November 1783, Frederick County, Maryland and baptized 15 January 1784 in the Lutheran Church at Frederick.[9] He moved with his parents to Lincoln County, North Carolina in 1784/5. Ludwig married Mary Ferguson before 1810, probably in Chester County, South Carolina.[10] They were residing in Chester County in 1816, at which time they had three children.[11] In 1830 Lewis Hinkle was deeded land in Lincoln County, North Carolina by Daniel Seitz (land that Lewis deeded to Isaac Hinkle in 1841).[12] In the 1850 census Lewis, age 68, with three of his children, resided in Gaston County (formerly part of Lincoln County), North Carolina.[13] It is not known when Lewis or Mary died.


9. Register of the Lutheran church at Frederick, MD; under baptisms.
10. Deed dated 25 January 1811, rec. Chester County, SC Deed Book P:45. Mary, wife of Lewis Hinkle, was a daughter of Elizabeth Ferguson, who was in turn a daughter of Hugh Cooper. Elizabeth had died, leaving two daughters: Mary, wife of Lewis Hinkle, and Sally, wife of Samuel Wherry.
11. Chester County, SC Deed Book S, page 14: 17 May 1816, Joseph Hinkle, tanner, sold 139 acres to Sally, Nancy, and David Hinkle, children of Lewis and Mary Hinkle, and also to all children hereinafter born to Lewis and Mary Hinkle. Lewis first appears in the US Population Census in 1820 Chester County, SC, NARA M33-120, aged 26-45, 1 female 26-45, 1 male and 3 females under 10.
12. John Kerr Rose, "The Hinkle Families of Lincoln County, NC", 11.
13. 1850 Gaston County, NC, 21 October 1850, p. 433, Dwelling 625, Family 623: Lewis Hinkle 68, farmer, $460; David 34; Sally 37; Martha 27. No place of birth is shown.