The family owned much land and many slaves, also the cotton gin, general store, stock in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company, and other property. There is abundant information on the family in the county records of Benton County, Mississippi, at Ashland. The administration of the will of Hiram Hines, which extended over a period of about thirty years, gives a wealth of information.
From "Descendants of John Simmons of North Carolina 1760" compiled by Samuel William Simmons, Atlanta, Georgia, 1979.
The family owned much land and many slaves, also the cotton gin, general store, stock in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company, and other property. There is abundant information on the family in the county records of Benton County, Mississippi, at Ashland. The administration of the will of Hiram Hines, which extended over a period of about thirty years, gives a wealth of information.
From "Descendants of John Simmons of North Carolina 1760" compiled by Samuel William Simmons, Atlanta, Georgia, 1979.
Family Members
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James Washington "Wash" Hines
1834–1918
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Clarissa Jane Hines Blanchard
1835–1916
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Louisa Caroline Hines Simmons
1837–1864
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Henry Clay "Fed" Hines
1841–1874
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Theodocia C. Hines Pegram
1843–1909
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Hiram "Bud" Hines Jr
1846–1912
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Albert Hines
1848–1854
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Benjamin Franklin Hines
1850–1909
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Harriet A. Hines Hines
1852–1880
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John E. Hines
1856–1857
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Mary Alice Hines Daniel
1857–1895
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