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<page pageid="5533" ns="0" title="Rebecca Church">
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==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
[[Rebecca Church]] is not in my direct ancestry.
Her relationship to known members of my family is currently a matter of active research.
The assertion has been made that she is a sibling of [[Erastus Church]] and a daughter of [[Samuel Church]], but that connection has not been firmly established yet.
This page was made to help collect information about this person for use in the research.
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{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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| '''Birth''' || ~1801 || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| '''Marriage''' || 10 Nov 1836 or 1831 || Henry Co., IN || [[George Dawson]] || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| '''Death''' || >1870|| || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| '''Burial''' || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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=Children=
(children with ?)
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! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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| || || || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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=Places of Residence=
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= Sources =
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! '''1'''
| '''Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941''', has an entry for [[Rebecca Church]] marrying [[George Dawson]] on 10 Nov 1836 in Henry Co., IN.
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! '''2'''
| '''BLM Land Patent Certificates''' dated 15 Mar 1837 for [[Rebecca Butters Church]] of Fayette Co., IN. In document #23560, she has purchased 40 acres of land at the 2nd prime meridian, 015N Twp, 006E Rng, SW1/4 SE 1/4, section #1 in Hancock Co., IN. In document #23559, she has purchased 40 acroes of land at the 2nd primer meridian, 015N Twp, 006E Rng, SE 1/4 NE 1/4, section #12 in Hancock Co., IN. [NB: These two plots are very close to each other and are just WSW of Greenfield, IN.]
| [[Image:BLM land patent rebecca b church1.jpg|50px|center]][[Image:BLM land patent rebecca b church2.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''3'''
| '''1850 U.S. Federal Census''' for Centre Township, Hancock Co., IN, dated 11 Sep 1850, page 16.<br>
Lines 23-26: [[Rebecca Church|Rebecca Dawson]], 49, lives with her son [[Jesse Dawson]], 13, her daughter [[Orinda Dawson]], 10, and her son [[Lee Dawson]], 8. Rebecca was born in NH, the children were born in IN.
| [[File:1850 Census IN Hancock Centre p16.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''4'''
| '''Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941''' includes a record for [[Rebecca Church|Rebecca B. Dawson]] marrying [[John Vanmeter]] in Hancock Co. on 17 Apr 1854.
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! '''5'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''' for Center Twp., Hancock Co., IN, page 30, dated 12 Jun 1860.<br>
Lines 22-26: [[John Vanmeter]], 66, lives with his wife [[Rebecca Church|Rebecca Vammeter]], 59, John's daughter [[Henrietta Vanmeter]], 22, Rebecca's son [[Henry Lee Dawson|Henry L. Dawson]], 19, and Rebecca's son [[Fernando C. Dawson]], 16. John is a farmer. Henry and Fernando work as farm laborers. Henrietta is teaching (illegible). John was born in VA, Rebecca in NH, all the kids were born in IN.
| [[File:1860 Census IN Hancock Center p30.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''6'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''' for Center Twp., Hancock Co., IN, pages 33-34, dated 23 Jun 1870.<br>
Page 33 lines 39-40 and Page 34 lines 1-3: [[Rebecca Church|Rebecca B. Vammeter]], 72, lives with her son [[Henry Lee Dawson|Henry L. Dawson]], 28, Henry's wife [[Mary F. Vanlaningham|Mary Dawson]], 20, a boy named [[Jesse G. Dawson]], 9 (relationship uncertain, possibly Rebecca's grandson via [[Jesse Dawson]]), and a boy named [[Burk Harrison]], 18. Rebecca was born in VT, everyone else in IN. Henry is a farmer and Burk works a farm.
| [[File:1870 Census IN Hancock Center p33.jpg|50px|center]][[File:1870 Census IN Hancock Center p34.jpg|50px|center]]
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=Research=
* Note that the land purchases made in 1837 are in an adjacent section to a similar purchase made by [[Samuel Church]] two years earlier.</rev>
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<page pageid="2151" ns="0" title="Rebecca Hoge">
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==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
''Rebecca Hoge'' is not in my direct ancestry. SHe is 2 steps removed on the Hoge side, in the following ways:
* Niece of [[Elizabeth Hogue]]
* Granddaughter of [[James Irvin Hogue]] and [[Margaret St. Clair]]
<br>She is 3 steps removed on the Wimer side, in the following ways:
* Grand-niece of Samuel Wimer; granddaughter of his sister[[Rebecca Wimer]] and [[Thomas Kelly]]
*Great-granddaughter of [[Christophel Wimer]] and [[Mary Sophia Snyder]]
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! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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| '''Birth''' ||1843 ||expect Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA || || <sup class="reference">[1][2][7]</sup>
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| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[ Edward B. Hines]] || <sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
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| '''Death''' || 1885 || || || <sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
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= Ancestry chart segment =
''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6'' ''Generation 7''
+-- [[James Irvin Hogue]]
| (1796-1877)
+--[[Archibald Hoge]] --+
| (1818-???? ) |
| +-- [[Margaret St. Clair]]
| (1796-????)
''Rebecca Hoge''--+
|
| +--[[Thomas Kelly
| | (1786-1862)
+--[[Mary S. Kelly]]--+ +-- [[Christophel Wimer]]
| | (1770-1842)
+--[[Rebecca Wimer]]--+
(1749-1842) |
+-- [[Mary Sophia Snyder]]
(1769-1842)
Sources:
<sup class="reference">[5][6][7]</sup>
=Children=
(all children with [[Edward B. Hines]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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| Mary Ellen Hines || F || 12 July 1865 ||PA, expect Butler Co. || || died 1885 || <sup class="reference">[3][7]</sup>
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| Thomas A. Hines || M||1867||PA, expect Butler Co. ||Annie Smith ||died 1929 || <sup class="reference">[3][7]</sup>
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| William Archibald Hines || M ||1869 || PA, expect Butler Co.||Jennie Hoffman ||died 1903 || <sup class="reference">[3][4][7]</sup>
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| John F.Hines || M ||1872 || PA, expect Butler Co.||1)Effie Beatty<br>2)Elizabeth Beatty || || <sup class="reference">[4][7]</sup>
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| Lewis G. Hines || M ||1875 || PA, expect Butler Co.||Molly Dickson || || <sup class="reference">[4][7]</sup>
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| Oliver Hines || M || 1881 || PA, expect Butler Co.||Estelle Beatty || || <sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
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=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
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|Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA||(1843) - 1854|| ||<sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
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|Brady Twp. (created 1854), Butler Co. PA||1854 - 1885|| || <sup class="reference">[2][3][4]</sup>
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= Photo Gallery =
[[Image:Rebecca Hogue .jpg|200px|thumb|left|Rebecca Hogue, wife of Edward B. Hines]]
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= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
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! '''1'''
| '''[[Source:_1850_United_States_Federal_Census|1850 United States Federal Census]]''', Slippery Rock Township,Butler County, PA, Page 317. Census date: August 9, 1850.<br> Lines 7-13 lists ''[[Archibald Hoge]]'',age 32, farmer; Mary Hoge, age poorly legible but perhaps 28; three daughters: ''Rebecca'', age 7; Margaret, age 4, and Mary, age 1. All were born in PA.
The next family listed on this census page is that of [[James Irvin Hogue|James]] and [[Margaret St. Clair|Margaret Hoge]], Archibald's parents, suggesting that they lived on adjacent property. Nearby is the family of [[Richard Hines, Jr.|Richard]] & [[Elizabeth Brandon|Elizabeth Hinds]] (Richard Hinew, Jr. & Elizabeth Brandon).
| [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg317a.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''2'''
| '''[[Source:_1860_United_States_Federal_Census|1860 United States Federal Census]]''', Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Page 14. Census date: 8 June 1860.<br> Lines 10-14: [[Archibald Hoge]], 42, farmer, real estate value $2500, personal estate value $590; Jane McDivitt, age 65; ''Rebecca Hoge'' age 17; Margaret Hoge age 15; Mary (A?) Hoge, age 12. All are born in PA. All 3 girls are in school. This family lives next door to Archibald's parents, [[James Irvin Hogue|James I. Hoge]] & wife [[Margaret St. Clair|Margaret]]. <br>Two houses down is the family of [[Richard Hines, Jr.]] and [[Elizabeth Brandon]].
| [[Image:1860 census pa butler brady pg14.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''3'''
| '''1870 United States federal Census''', West Liberty, Brady Twp, Butler Co, Pa, page 9-10. Census date: 13 August 1870. <br>Pg. 9, lines 37-40 & pg. 10, line 1: [[Edward B. Hines|Edward Hines]], 28, farmer, $700 real property; ''Rebecca'', 26, keeping house; Mary, 5, Thomas, 3, J. William, 1. All b. PA.
| [[Image:1870 census pa butler brady pg 9.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1870 census pa butler brady pg 10.jpg|50px|center]]
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! '''4'''
| '''1880 United States Federal Census''', Dist 30, Brady Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 6. Census date: 11 June 1880. <br> Lines 20-26: [[Edward B. Hines|Edward Hines]], age 39, farmer; ''Rebecca'', 37, wife, keeping house; Mary E, 16; Thomas A., 14, works on farm, in school; William A., 10, at school; John F., 8, at school; Lewis G., 5, at school. All and all parents b. PA.<br> Also on page (lines 17-19): Perry Hines, 36, farmer; Oliv, 28, wife, George G. (Hrar), 10, works on farm, atd. school. All b. PA.
| [[Image:1880 census pa butler brady dist 30 pg 6.jpg|50px|center]]
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!'''5'''
|'''The Wimer Family''' by Paul W. Myers
|-
!'''6'''
|'''Will of Thomas Kelly'''', Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA, signed 29 June 1861. "...third, I give and bequeath to my three grandchildren, the daughters of my daughter Mary S. Hoge dec. one hundred dollars to be divided among them in equal shares..."
|[[Will of Thomas Kelly, 1861|(See complete text)]]
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!'''7'''
|'''Hines Genealogies''' 1751-1941, by Mrs. W. R. Hines, Slippery Rock, PA.<br> William Boston Hines, born 1813-1878, married 1st Eleanor Douglass, born 1815-1841. Their 2 children were: <br>a) Richard Hines, born Jan. 7, 1839-1873<br>b) [[Edward B. Hines|Edward Hines]], born March 31, 1841-1885, married ''Rebecca Hogue'', born 1843-1885 (2nd cousins). Edward & Rebecca Hogue Hines had 6 children:
* Mary Ellen Hines, b. 12 July 1865, d. 1885.
* Thomas Hines b. 1867, d. 1929, married Annie Smith b. 6 Mar. 1870. (6 children, 26 grandchildren & 3 g-gr children by 1941)
* Archie Hines b. 1869, d. 1903, married Jennie Hoffman. Son Harry Francis Hines b. 5 Aug 1869 m. Olive Mahon, 2 children.
* John F. Hines b. 1872, m. 1st Effie Beatty; daughter Mildred Hines b. 1901. John F. Hines m. 2nd Elizabeth Beatty.
* Lewis Hines b. 1875, m. Molly Dickson (1877-1940)
* Oliver Hines b. 1881 m. Estelle Beatty (b. 1880). Son William Sheraden Hines b. 1904, m. Lillian Taylor (b. 1906); their child Sheraden Taylor Hines b. Dec 16, 1934.
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!'''8'''
|'''Personal Correspondence''' from Margaret Tiberi, with photograph labeled "Rebecca Hogue, wife of Edward Hines"
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! '''9'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]]]
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
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===Source notes===
=Conjecture=
=Research Wishlist=</rev>
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