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Hinson and Related Families
John Hinson lived in North Carolina but moved to Tennessee in 1812. His children resided in North Carolina and Tennessee. Includes many of their descendents as well as histories of the families that married the Hinson descendants. The majority of these people remained in the southern states.
Lord, He Went
William H. Hinson was a pastor of Houston's First United Methodist Church and an outspoken leader in the United Methodist denomination. He was the author of several books, including The Power of Holy Habits and Solid Living in a Shattered World, both published by Abingdon Press. He was also one of the founders of the Confessing Movement of The United Methodist Church and was serving as its president at the time of his sudden death. Stanley R. Copeland, senior pastor of Lovers Lane UMC in Dallas, was a close friend and associate of Hinson for many years. Here he collects both his and others' remembrances of Dr. Hinson and discusses Hinson's influence within The United Methodist Church.
A Place to Dig In
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Hinson and Related Families Book 2: Photo Album
Large size 8 1/2 X 11 Paperback Book - Joseph Hanson son of John Hanson (1616-1660) and Maria (c1622- ) of England, was born in 1655 in Stainland, near Huddersfield, Elland Township, Halifax Parish, Yorkshire, England, and immigrated to the British Colonies and settled at the head of Potomack Creek in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia. In the Wills of Isle of Wight County, Virginia is found the last will and testament of Edward Rogers in which is noted on page 34, "Leg. - Anne Mathews, John Moore and James Bacon to whom I give 900 acres in Stafford County at the head of Potomacke Creek on which Joseph Henson lives, also all property in Isle of Wight County". Dated 19 Jan. 1683. R...
Hinson and Related Families Book 1: Lineage
Large size 8 X 10 Paperback Book - Joseph Hanson son of John Hanson (1616-1660) and Maria (c1622- ) of England, was born in 1655 in Stainland, near Huddersfield, Elland Township, Halifax Parish, Yorkshire, England, and immigrated to the British Colonies and settled at the head of Potomack Creek in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia. In the Wills of Isle of Wight County, Virginia is found the last will and testament of Edward Rogers in which is noted on page 34, "Leg. - Anne Mathews, John Moore and James Bacon to whom I give 900 acres in Stafford County at the head of Potomacke Creek on which Joseph Henson lives, also all property in Isle of Wight County". Dated 19 Jan. 1683. Recor...
Castle Werfenstein and the Wonder Women of Vril
Castle Werfenstein And The Wonder Women Of Vril is a non-fiction hardback book about the creation of early Nazi Occult beliefs and the development of the German World War II "flying disc" program using above top secret the Vril Energy. The book shows in great detail the connection between Maria Orsic and the Wonder Women of the Vril.
Pawleys, Allstons, Wards & Flaggs Book 1
Pawleys, Allstons, Wards & Flaggs Book 1: All Saints Waccamaw Parish is a non-fiction hardback genealogical/history book about the early plantation families along the Waccamaw River of Georgetown and Horry counties in South Carolina. Packed with many plantation photos, maps, and family portraits. Can also be used as a guide book when visiting.
Our Hinson Heritage in N.C. and S.C.
John Hinson, Sr. (ca. 1753-1845) was probably born in South Carolina and lived in Lancaster County. Descendants lived chiefly in North and South Carolina.
Pawleys, Allstons, Wards & Flaggs Book 2
Pawleys, Allstons, Wards & Flaggs Book 2: All Saints Waccamaw Parish is a non-fiction hardback genealogical/history book about the early plantation families along the Waccamaw River of Georgetown and Horry counties in South Carolina. Packed with many plantation photos, maps, and family portraits. Can also be used as a guide book when visiting.
