Elizabeth Hines

	Date	Location	Notes	Sources
Birth	1793-94	Ireland
Marriage			To Samuel Wimer
Death	1 Sep 1882

Ancestry chart segment

 Generation 5            Generation 6          Generation 7
 
                     +-- Samuel Wimer 
                     |   (~1793-~1872)    
 Samuel Wimer, Jr. --+                     +-- Richard Hines
 (~1826-1910)        |                     |   (1751-1854)
                     +-- Elizabeth Hines --+ 
                         (~1793-1882)      |
                                           +-- Jane [unknown]       
                                               (????-????)

Sources:

Children

(all children with Samuel Wimer)

Name	Gender	Date of Birth	Birthplace	Spouse	Notes	Sources
Samuel Wimer, Jr.	M			-never married-	"killed by a heavy fence rail falling on him"
Samuel Wimer, Jr.	M	1825/9	Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA	Elizabeth Hogue	Direct line
Mary Jane Wimer	F	1830		James W. Abernathy
Abner Wimer	M	1833		Hannah C. [unknown]
George Wimer	M	1835	Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA	-never married-

Places of Residence

Location	Dates	Notes	Sources

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1840 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA, Page 8, 6th line up from the bottom lists the family of Samuel Winner as containing one male under 5 [George], one male between 10 and 15 [Abner], one male between 15 and 20 [Samuel, Jr.], one male between 40 and 50 [Samuel, Sr.], one female between 10 and 15 [Mary Jane], and one female between 40 and 50 [Elizabeth]. One member of the family is employed as a farmer. This census is not dated.
2	1850 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA, Page 312, lines 17-22 lists Samuel Wimer, 53, married to Betty Wimer, 53. They are listed as living with four children: son Samuel Wimer, 22; daughter Mary J. Wimer, 20; son Abner Wimer, 19; and son George Wimer, 16. All of the men are listed as farmers. Betty was born in Ireland, everyone else in PA. Samuel Sr. is listed as unable to read or write. George is listed as having attended school in the census year. This census is dated August 6, 1850.
3	1860 United States Federal Census, Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Page 77, lines 26-30 lists Samuel Wimer, 66, married to Elizabeth Wimer, 66. They are listed as living with two children, son Abner Wimer, 26, and son George Wimer, 24; as well as a girl named Sarah E. Hodgen, 9. It is unclear what Sarah's relationship to the Wimer family is. All of the men are listed as farmers. Abner is listed as owning his own property (in addition to Samuel). Everyone except Elizabeth was born in PA; Elizabeth was born in Ireland. This census is dated 6 Jul 1860.
4	1870 United States Federal Census, Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Page 8, lines 17-21 lists Samuel Winer, 77, married to Elizabeth Winer, 79. They are listed as living with two children, son Abner Winer, 36, and son George Winer, 34; as well as a "domestic servant" named Sarah Heiddleler[?], 18. Samuel and Abner are listed as farmers. George is a "farm laborer." Abner is listed as owning his own property (in addition to Samuel). Everyone except Elizabeth was born in PA; Elizabeth was born in Ireland. Both Samuel and Elizabeth list both of their parents as being "of foreign birth." Samuel cannot read or write. This census is dated 21 Jun 1870.
5	Book: History of Butler County Pennsylvania 1895, page 1240, indicates that Christopher Wimer came from Adams Co., PA, to Butler Co., PA in 1798 and settled in Worth Twp. He married Miss Snyder of Adams Co., and together they had seven children named Samuel, John, Peter, Jonathan, William, Isaac, and Rebecca. Rebecca married Thomas Kelly. Christopher's son Samuel Wimer was born in Adams Co. in 1792. He died in 1873. He married Elizabeth Hines, daughter of Richard Hines, and had four children: Samuel of Worth Twp., Mary J., deceased wife of James Abinett, Abner, and George. At the time of this publication (1895), Samuel Jr. was living with his brother George on the 210 acre farm they inherited from Samuel Sr. Page 1244 indicates that Richard Hines came to America in 1800 with his wife and five of his children: Richard, George, Eleanor, Betty, and Jane. He left two children behind in Ireland: Alexander and Susan. Richard Jr. settled in Brady Twp. and married Betsy Brandon. Two of his children were named Eli and Mrs. Mary Gibson.	transcript
6	Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams]	N/A