Notebook - Mom's Families No. 2

Boles, Harold & David Boles. Some Earlier Americans Boles-Linton Ancestors, Decorah, IA: Anundsen Publishing Co., 1986.

Ahnentafel format

#144 - William Linton b. ca. 1727? Prince Georges Co., (?) MD, d. 22 May 1801, md. Mary (--?--) ca. 1757?

#288 - William Linton b. 1701 Queen Anne Parish, Prince Georges Co., MD, d. before 1775 Frederick Co. (?) MD  md. Elizabeth Riddle b. ca. 1704? MD? d. 19 Aug. 1745 Frederick Co. (?) MD.  Elizabeth daughter of John & Elenor (--?--) Riddle. Named in her father's will 19 Aug. 1745.

#576 - William Linton b. ca. 1670?, d. 1731 md. Elizabeth (--?--) b. 1675?, d. 1731

Children: Rebecca, William, George, 3 unnamed, James, Samuel, John, Mary

Did William move to Frederick County or was he already living in that area prior to the creation of the county in 1748.

#1152 - John Linton b. ca. 1632?, probate 1693

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Extracts from Colclasure File held at the Clay County Genealogical Society, Louisville, Illinois

Typescript Some Odds & Ends of Historical Data from the Atlas of Illinois 1876

Aaron Hardin i& Silas Hollowel Hord came from Indiana.

Ahnentafel #438 - George March, ver. 1.1

George March / Martz

Born: between 1751 and 1760
Died: ca. 1835

Buried: Unknown

Married: 1) Sept. 27, 1779 Amelia Adams in Rowan Co., North Carolina
2) Probable second wife Mary Leneer (?) July 6, 1804 Rowan Co., North Carolina

Records:

1779 - Rowan Co., deeds -

No. 1091
County: Rowan
Name: March, George
Acres: 400
Grant No. 474
Issued Oct. 10, 1783
Warrant No. ---
Entry No. 2170
Entered: Aug. 13, 1779
Book No. 57, Page No. 119
Locaton on the Waters of Dutchman Creek

Research Log - Recipes

Going through cookbooks I came across some family recipes.  Genealogy should take in all aspects of family history, not just names and dates.  Also including some items from my historical cookbooks.  Share family recipes in the comments if you have them. 

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Banana Cake - Betty (Richardson) White
1 c. sugar
1/2 c. shortening
2 eggs
1/2 c. sour milk
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1 c. mashed, ripe bananas
2 1/2 c. sifted flour
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla

Cream shortening. Add sugar and eggs. Beat well. Add soda to sour milk. Add bananas to egg and sugar mixture. Sift dry ingredients. Add alternately with sour milk and add vanilla. Bake in 375 degree oven. When cool, top with your favorite icing.

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Bean Bake - Diana (Shaw) Shields
1 lb. hamburger
1/2 c. chopped onions

Ahnentafel #437 - Elizabeth Johnson

Elizabeth Johnson

Born: ca. 1740 Upper Dublin Township, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania

Died: Aug. 1823 Shelby County, Kentucky

Buried: Possibly in Hunters Lane Cemetery, Shelby County, Kentucky.  Her son Charles is buried there. 

Married: ca. 1761 Captain Charles Hinkle in Pennsylvania

Records:

1778 - family living in Rowan County, North Carolina, Charles Hinkle on Capt. Lopp's tax roll. 

1783 - Nov. 7 - Rowan Co., NC Vacant Land Entry:

#2689 Elizabeth Hinkle 200 acres on waters of Frey's Creek, adjoining Adam Tash & Christian Frey, including an improvement bought of Adam Weaver. 

Vacant lands forfeited by Lord Granville and settled up during the American Revolution. 

Research Log - 400 Years Ago

January 

7 - Francis Bacon becomes English lord chancellor

19 - Christabel Brushett & John Gallop married in St. Mary's Church, Bridport, Dorset, England

19 - Thomas Tilden baptized at St. Mildred's Church, Tenterden, Kent, England, son of Nathaniel 7 Lydia (Huckstep) Tilden

Ahnentafel #436 - Charles Hinkle

Captain Charles Anthony Hinkle

Born: 1741 Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Died: between October 10 & November 5, 1783 Rowan County, North Carolina

Buried: Unknown, possibly at nearby Bethany Church Cemetery where Philip Fox is buried or on his farm.  If you are in the area, it's worth a visit. 

Married: ca. 1761 Elizabeth Johnson in Pennsylvania

Occupation: teamster bringing goods from Pennsylvania to North Carolina with his brothers:

wagoning between North Carolina and Pennsylvania seems to have been the main business of Anthony 3rd, his sons Wendel and Nathan and his brothers Charles, Peter, Henry, Benjamin and Michael.  All of whom were located in Rowan County and on Abbott's Creek except Benjamin and Michael who bought land on Dutchman Creek.  In both the records of the Moravians and the Pennsylvania Archives there are references to the Hinkle Wagons carrying supplies and letters, and during the Revolutionary War they carried Army supplies also.

Research Log - 300 Years Ago

January

4 - Jedidiah Lathrop born in Norwich, Connecticut son of Israel & Mary (Fellows) Lathrop

7 - General Israel Putnam born  

9 - France declares war on Spain 

12 - Rowland Powell md. Mary Tilden in Connecticut

21 - William Beasley will written in Essex County, Virginia

March 

7 - Josiah Rockwell born son of Josiah & Rebecca (Loomis) Rockwell