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STILL More Kinch Info

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Ralph A. Kinch

New Jersey Births and Christenings, 1660-1980
   
birth:    U.S.
spouse:    Emma H. Madden
       
record title:    New Jersey Births and Christenings, 1660-1980
name:    Arthur Kinch
gender:    Male
birth date:    02 Apr 1889
birthplace:    Camden, Camden, New Jersey
father's name:    Ralph A. Kinch
father's birthplace:    U.S.
father's age:    51y
mother's name:    Emma H. Madden
mother's birthplace:    U.S.
mother's age:    33y
indexing project (batch) number:    C01629-2
system origin:    New Jersey-EASy
source film number:    4

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Ralph A. Kinch

New Jersey Births and Christenings, 1660-1980
   
birth:    Us
spouse:    Emma H. Madden
       
record title:    New Jersey Births and Christenings, 1660-1980
name:    Kinch
gender:    Male
birth date:    17 Mar 1893
birthplace:    WD, Gloucester, New Jersey
father's name:    Ralph A. Kinch
father's birthplace:    Us
father's age:    53y
mother's name:    Emma H. Madden
mother's birthplace:    Us
mother's age:    37y
indexing project (batch) number:    C05073-6
system origin:    New Jersey-EASy
source film number:    494226

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Ralph A. Kinch

New York Marriages, 1686-1980
   
parents:    Abijah Kinch, Julia E Crabb
spouse:    Margaret Hesketh Hancock
marriage:    20 Apr 1879 — Manhattan, New York, New York
       
record title:    New York Marriages, 1686-1980
groom's name:    Ralph A Kinch
bride's name:    Margaret Hesketh Hancock
marriage date:    20 Apr 1879
marriage place:    Manhattan, New York, New York
groom's father's name:    Abijah Kinch
groom's mother's name:    Julia E Crabb
bride's father's name:    Henry Hesketh
bride's mother's name:    Margaret Meadows
indexing project (batch) number:    M00534-7
system origin:    New_York-ODM
source film number:    15623


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Mary: I have managed to dig up some Kinch info and, while it may NOT be exactly what you're looking for, it does help fill in the picture.

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U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists, 1862-1918

Name:     Abijah Kinch
State:     New York
Tax Year:     1863
Roll Title:     District 10; Annual and Special Lists; 1862-1863
NARA Series:     M603
NARA Roll:     91

It's interesting to note that on these tax lists ABIJAH is listed as a shoemaker.

In Jan. 1863, he's taxed for 75 prs. of Boot----[hard to read handwriting] and boot heels,
valued at $62.99. Tax: $1.88

In Feb. 1863, taxed for 64 prs. of Ladies' shoes & boots, valued at $60.10. Tax: $1.10

In March 1863, taxed for 75 prs. Buskins & boots, valued at $68.80. Tax: $2.06

There's more, but I thought you would like at least some info to start.

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Sarah J. Kinch

New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1720-1988
   
birth:    1818 — U.S.
death:    13 Apr 1890 — Passaic City, Passaic, New Jersey
       
record title:    New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1720-1988
name:    Sarah J. Kinch
gender:    Female
death date:    13 Apr 1890
death place:    Passaic City, Passaic, New Jersey
age:    72
birth date:    1818
birthplace:    U.S.
race:    White
marital status:    Widowed
indexing project (batch) number:    B06611-3
system origin:    New Jersey-EASy
source film number:    5897

if you send me your email address to chrismomxyz@yahoo.com, I'll send you Elbert's mortuary notice. :)

Hi Mary.  If you have been invited to join a chapter of the National Society Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, the difficult part is over.  All that remains is to prove your lineage.  If you are already a member of DAR or another lineage society, much of your work is already done.  The requirements for documentation are basically the same, although it may be necessary to go back another generation or two.  I'll be happy to do whatever I can to help..  Please feel free to contact me directly at nddaughter@aol.com  

Mary, I can't get back any further back than William Mayhew, b. 1760 (who was in the Revolutionary War). Evidently his father's name was Nathaniel Mayo of Scituate, Ma. I don't know how the name evolved from Mayo.

Mary, about 15 years ago I put my genealogy history (what I knew of it) on Ancestry.com. That was before I started driving tractor-trailer. Back then I had alot more time to do research. Have you ever read Charles Banks "History of Martha's Vineyard"? He did extensive research of the families of Martha's Vineyard. There is also a history of Buckfield where my family lived a couple of hundred years ago.Another research book is "Old Foxcroft" by Mary Chandler Lowell, MD., J.M. I have a copy of this book.

Mary, are you related to any Mayhew's from Martha's Vineyard, Ma?

Mary, was it Barbara HUDSON you're looking for an obit on? Sorry I missed it in chat and looked back and it was gone.