John B. Hinds
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 25 Dec 1803 - Kentucky (Wayne Co.) 1 Christening: Death: Abt 1875 - (Wayne Co., Ky) Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Levi Hinds (1766-1838) 2 3 Mother: Susannah Gerron ( -1835/1838)
Spouses and Children
1. *Mariah Hinds (Abt 1806 - Abt 1881) Marriage: 25 Dec 1826 - Wayne Co., Kentucky 4 Children: 1. Joseph G. Hinds (Abt 1830-1870/1880) 2. Matthew W. Hinds (Abt 1833- ) 3. Levi P. Hinds (Abt 1836-Bef 1882) 4. John B. Hinds (Abt 1837- ) 5. Woods V. C. Hinds (Abt 1841- ) 6. Yeatman Hinds (Abt 1841- ) 7. Elizabeth S. Hinds (Abt 1844- ) 8. Rhoda M. Hinds (Abt 1846- ) 9. Benjamin T. Hinds (Abt 1849-1884)
Notes
General:
CENSUS:
<pre>1850 Wayne Co., Ky, District No. 2; Aug 22; pg 42
292/299
John B. Hinds 45 MW Ky $2000 Farmer
Mariah " 44 FW Ky
Joseph G. " 20 MW Ky none
Matthew W. " 17 MW Ky none
Levi P. " 14 MW Ky
John B. " 13 MW Ky
Woods V. C. " 9 MW Ky
Yeatman " 9 MW Ky
Elizabeth S. " 5 FW Ky
Rhoda M. " 4 FW Ky
Benj. T. " 1 MW Ky
Elizabeth " 82 FW Mayerland </pre>
He owns 3 slaves in the Slave Schedule. His brother-in-law John S. Wray lives at 291/298, his sister-in-law Rhoda Payne lives at 293/300, his niece Elizabeth Johnson lives at 296/303, and his nephew Joseph K. Hinds (22, Ky, laborer) is living at 322/329 with his wife Lucy J.
<pre>1860 Wayne Co., Ky, p.o. Weaverton & Clio; July 31; pg 151
1005/990
John B. Hinds 56 MW Ky $3000/$5000 Farmer
Mariah " 55 FW Ky house wife
John B. " 24 MW Ky farm laborer
Artema " 19 FW Ky farm laborer
Woods " 19 FW Ky farm laborer
Elizabeth S. " 16 FW Ky Spinster
Rhoda M. " 14 FW Ky
Benjamin T. " 12 MW Ky </pre>
The sex of the twins is an error. John B. Hinds, the father, is the owner of 6 slaves in the Slave Schedule and his son John B., Jr. is the owner of one.
<pre>1870 Wayne Co., Ky, District No. 6, p.o. Mill Springs; Sept 29; pg 23
159/159
John B. Hinds 65 MW Ky $2000/$500 Farmer
Mariah " 65 FW Ky Keeping house
Benjamin " 21 MW Ky Farm laborer
Mariah J. " 13 FW Mo At home
John B. " 11 MW Mo At home </pre>
<pre>1880 Wayne Co., Ky, p.o. Mill Springs, ED 104; June 4; pg 7
59/59
Mariah Hinds 74 Ky ? Va Keeps House
John Hath 34 son-in-law Ky ? Ky Farmer
Elizabeth S. " 36 wife Ky Ky Ky Keeps House
James W. " 12 son Ky Ky Ky works on Farm
Woods " 11 son Ky Ky Ky works on Farm
Benjamin " 10 son Ky Ky Ky works on Farm
John x " 7 son Ky Ky Ky works on Farm
Magnetie " 5 dau Ky Ky Ky works on Farm
Louis Z. " 8/12 son Ky Ky Ky </pre>
Another widow, Elizabeth Wray, is living with her son at 63/63.
IS JOSEPH HIS FATHER?
Numerous transactions involving the landed estate of Joseph Hinds make it clear that John B. Hinds is an heir of Joseph Hinds, but in what way? In his own right or by right of his wife, Mariah Hinds? It is impossible to tell on the basis of these transactions, but the minutes of the probate court in Brazoria, Texas concerning the estate of Joseph's brother Levi make it clear that John B. is one of Levi's sons. Mariah then is Joseph's daughter.
COUSINS:
John B. Hinds and his wife Mariah Hinds are first cousins. Five of their children married cousins. Yeatman, Joseph G. and Benjamin T. married a first cousin. Rhoda M. and Matthew W. married a third cousin.
LAND:
The following tracts are in Wayne Co., Kentucky:
On January 21, 1837 John Bond and Mary Ann, his wife, sold to Allen R. West, Archibald Hinds, John B. Hinds, and Sarah Mercer for $600 all their right and claim to the estate both real and personal and mixed which belonged to them by virtue of the last will of Joseph Hinds, dec'd. (Bk G, pgs 171-72) John Bond's wife is Marian Brady. See Joseph Hind's will. On November 26, 1838 John B. Hinds sold his share to John S. Wray (Bk H, pg 8).
By 1850 John B. Hinds is living on the plantation which his wife's father bought from George Worley in 1816. Ownership is shared among numerous heirs. Several transactions in 1850 and in 1851 suggest that John B., his wife's brother Archibald, and his wife's brother-in-law John S. Wray are all trying to increase their share of the ownership of where they themselves live.
On October 22, 1850 Benjamin Hinds of Miller Co., Missouri sold to John B. Hinds of Wayne Co. for $50 "all my undivided right, title and interest in and to a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Wayne and State of Kentucky and on the south side of Cumberland River, known as the George Worley tract and being the same upon which the said John B. Hinds resides at this time, the entire tract containing about 200 acres and which descended to the said Benjamin Hinds from the estate of Joseph Hinds, deceased". (Bk L, pgs 120-21)
On the same date (October 22, 1850) Richard C. Mercer and B. W. S. Mercer of Wayne Co., Kentucky, two of the heirs and legal representatives of their grandfather Joseph Hinds, dec'd, sold to John B. Hinds of Wayne Co. for $20 all their interest in the Worley tract. (Bk L, pg 124) The sellers are children of Nicholas Mercer and Sarah Hinds.
Also on page 124 of Book L is another deed from the same sellers to the same buyer with the same date in which the price is $54. The sellers are described as heirs of Sarah Mercer, dec'd, who was one of the daughters and heirs of Joseph Hinds, dec'd, late of Wayne Co., Kentucky, and what they sell is their undivided interest and share in the same tract described in a deed made the same day from Benjamin Hinds to Archibald Hinds, containing 206 acres more or less and whereon said Archibald Hinds then lived.
On January 8, 1851 John S. Wray and Elizabeth, his wife, of Wayne Co., Kentucky sold to John B. Hinds of Wayne Co. for $150 their interest in the Worley tract. The property is described by metes and bounds and adjoins that of Walter Emerson. They acquired the property as follows:
Allen R. West July 25, 1838
Allen R. West March 30, 1844
John B. Hinds November 26, 1838
Joseph M. Johnson January 13, 1841
Wayne Co. Sheriff April 3, 1841
Elizabeth Ann Bolen (late Johnson) January 8, 1851. (Bk L, pgs 171-73)
On the same date (January 8, 1851) Archibald Hinds and Martha Hinds, his wife, heirs of Joseph Hinds, dec'd, sold to John B. Hinds for $94 their 1/14 interest as heirs of Joseph Hinds, dec'd, and one fourth of the interest of John Bond and wife, heirs of Joseph Hinds, dec'd, which was purchased by Archibald Hinds from John Bond by deed, in and to a certain tract of land on the south side of Cumberland River on the left hand side of the big road leading from Monticello to Somerset, the same tract on which John B. Hinds then lived, and known by the name of the Worley tract, the boundaries of which are described in a deed executed that same day from John S. Wray to John B. Hinds, and containing 200 acres more or less. (Bk L, pgs 169-70)
DEATH:
John B. Hinds is on the Wayne Co. tax roll in 1873 and in 1874. In 1874 he has 1 horse worth $50, 1 child between 6 and 20, 6 hogs, 100 bushels of corn, and 15 bushels of wheat, and his net worth is $50. However 200 acres worth $800 is designated "same for his wife". Her name does not appear. John B. Hinds is not on the roll in 1875, and for the first time the name of Mary Hinds appears. She has 200 acres worth $1000, 1 horse worth $40, 1 child between 6 and 20, 4 hogs, and 35 bushels of corn, and her net worth is $1040. Presumably John B. Hinds died in about 1875.
1 Bernice Smith West, "The Hinds Family," Blanco County News, March 26, 2008, Repository: http://www.blancocountynews.com/news/article/1928.
2 Genealogical and Historical Society of Caldwell Co, Historical Caldwell County, 1984, pg 192. Repository: Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.
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June Baldwin Bork, "Wayne Co., Ky. Marriages & Vital Records 1801--1860," Vol 1, pg 141. Repository: Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.
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