HINDS FAMILY GENERATION THREE

                                                     GENERATION 3 

  3 (1) Mary Nancy Elizabeth Hinds (F) (JH2,William1) b:April 3,1885 in
     Bellefonte, Boone Co, Arkansas; d:February 18, 1972 in Fort Smith, 
     Ark.; m:c1903 "Charlie" Charles Clayton Wright (M) b:Sept. 27, 1884
     Boles, Ark.; d:Jan. 15,1978  Fort Smith, Ark; Coal Miner; eight children:
     4 (1) Beecher Clayton Wright (M) b:1904; 4 (2) Elsie Laura Wright (F)
     b:1905; 4 (3) Johnny Wright (M) (twin) b:1910; deceased; 4 (4) Joe
     Wright (M) (twin) b:1910; deceased; 4 (5) Lester Howard Wright (M)
     b:1916; 4 (6) Erma Wright (F) b:1918; d:1919 flu epidemic; 4 (7) Olen
     Leon Wright (M) b:Aug. 3,1921; 4 (8) Charles Edgar Wright (M) b:Apr.
     22, 1927.
 
 3 (2) "Will" William Henry Hinds (M) (JH2,William1) b:September 26,1886
     in Bellefonte, Boone Co, Arkansas; d:October 20,1964 in Claremore,
     Rogers Co, Oklahoma; buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Claremore, Okla.;
     Railroad Section Foreman in Inola-30s/40s; m:1911 in Paris, Texas
     Minnie Aletha Clark Myers (F) b:February 10,1895, Indian Territory(Ok)
     Dad: Hiram Stevens; Step-dad James Robert Myers; Mother: Cynthia
     Ann Clark Myers (half sister to Emily "Alice" Clark Hinds Will's mom)
     d:August 1962; Buried Woodlawn Cemetery beside her husband Will. 
     Claremore, Oklahoma; five children: 4 (1) Raymond Clint Hinds (M)
     b:Mar. 19,1913; 4 (2) Oretta "Pauline" Hinds (F) b:Jul 6,1917;  4 (3)
     Lorrene Hinds (F) b:1923; d:1927; bur: Sweeten Cemetery Inola, Okla.;
     4 (4) Masel "Lavetta" Hinds (F) b:Jan. 11,1928; 4 (5) "Bill" William
     Robert Hinds (M) b:March 9, 1934.

  3 (3) "Rosie" Rosa May Hinds (F) (JH2,William1) b:October 12,1888
     Bellefonte, Boone Co, Ark; d:October 19,1958 Bakersfield, California; 
     m:"Sam" Samuel Joshua Marlow (M) (twin) b:May 19,1883 Missouri;
     d:January 10,1966 Bakersfield, California; (note: 1900 Indian Territory 
     (Okla.) Census shows Sam age 17 and Rosie age 12.) (The State
     Gazette and Business Newspaper shows Sam Marlow in Braggs, Okla. 
     running a grocery store in 1909-1910; First 100 Years, History of Inola, 
     Oklahoma published in 1972 states that he was a U.S. Marshal in Inola 
     in 1910.) fourteen children: 4 (1) Floyd Marlow (M) b:Nov. 19,1903; 
     d:Dec. 14,1903; 4 (2) Infant Marlow (M) b:Dec. 19,1905; d:Jan. 6, 1906; 
     4 (3) Baby Marlow (F) b:Oct. 22,1907 Inola, Okla.; d:of Circa 1910 Inola,
     Okla. buried Sweeten Cemetery Inola, Okla.; 4 (4) Carmon May Marlow
     (F) b:Jul. 6,1909; 4 (5) Owen Marlow (M) b:1912; 4 (6) Amon Marlow
     (M) b:May 22,1913; 4 (7) Ruth Marlow (F) (twin) b:March 1,1917 Braggs
     Okla.; d:Sept. 24,1918; buried South Bethel Cemetery, Braggs, Okla.;
     4 (8) Ruby Marlow (F) (twin) b:March 1,1917 Braggs, Okla; d:October 
     27,1918 Braggs, Okla; buried South Bethel Cemetery, Okla; 4 (9) Daisy
     Lea Marlow (F) b:Feb/ 20,1919; 4 (10) Joe Marlow (M) b:Dec.19,1921;
     deceased; 4 (11) Samuel "Olen" Marlow (M) b:Jan. 18,1924; 4 (12)
     "Ginny" Beulah Virginia Marlow (F) b:Jul 30,1925; 4 (13) "Judy" Mamie
     Jewel Marlow (F) b:Oct. 9,1928; 4 (14) Infant Marlow (M) b/d:December,
     1930 (stillborn).

  3 (4) "Tom" Thomas Franklin Hinds (M) (JH2,William1) b:Feb. 12,1891 
     Braggs, Indian Territory (Okla); d:Nov. 7,1969 Tahlequah, Okla.; buried
     Miller Cemetery, SW of Tahlequah, Okla. one child: 4 (1) Elmer Ham (M)
     b:Oct. 11,1906; Mother Mary Ham; m:c1918 Fannie Belle Noblitt (F)
     (daughter of his mom's half sister) b:November 2,1894; d:Nov. 7,1985
     Tahlequah, Okla; buried Miller Cemetery, SW of Tahlequah, Okla. 
     beside her husband, Tom. one child: 4 (2) Ora "Geneva" Hinds (F)
     Sept. 16, 1913.

  3 (5) John "Bert" Hinds (M) (JH2,William1) b:August 16,1893 Braggs, 
     Indian Territory (Okla); d:March 4,1937  Buckeye, Arizona; buried 
     Sweeten Cemetery, Inola, Okla. (headstone shows 1936); m:Bertha
     Elizabeth Griswell (F) b:1895; d:Dec. 30,1973 Cyprus, California and
     buried there. She is the niece of Robert Myers (M) husband of Cynthia
     Ann Clark Myers 1/2 sister to his mom; twelve children: 4 (1) Opal
     Lucille Hinds (F) b:May 13,1913; 4 (2) Jewel Erlene Hinds (F) b:Jan. 29,
     1915; 4 (3) Raymond "Glenn" Hinds (M) b:Jan. 5,1916; deceased; 
     4 (4) John Lavern Hinds (M) b:May 11,1918; 4 (5) Pearl Alice Hinds (F)
     b:Jan. 17,1920; 4 (6) Oreta May Hinds (F) b:Apr. 25,1922; 4 (7) Daisy
     Ruth Hinds (F) b:1924; deceased; 4 (8) Wilmer "Lyn" Hinds (M) b:Sept. 
     7,1926; deceased; 4 (9) Jimmy Dean Hinds (M) b:August 26,1968;
     deceased; 4 (10) Grover Elbert Hinds (M) b:Sept. 13,1931; 4 (11) Betty
     Lou Hinds (F) b:Sept. 26,1933; 4 (12) Jean Loudell Hinds (F) b:Aug. 13,
     1935.

  3 (6) Charles "Oscar" Hinds, Sr. (M) (JH2,William1) (Connie's grandpa)
     b:Jan. 23,1896 Braggs Indian Territory (Okla.); d:Nov. 30,1971 of
     pancreatic cancer; buried Woodlawn Cemetery Claremore, Okla.; He 
     worked on the railroad, barber (Ezra Lawson's Barber Shop) in Inola,
     Okla.; carpenter and roofer. m:Feb. 18,1931 Wagoner, Okla. Martha
     Nell Garrett (F) b:Oct. 3,1906 Clarksville, Ark.; Parents: Walter
     "Swaggerty" Garrett (M) and Emily Vada Walton (F); d:March 22,1987 
     Claremore, Okla. of a stroke she suffered in her home; put in the Wood
     Manor Nursing Home for care after her stroke where she passed away
     two weeks later; buried Woodlawn Cemetery Claremore, Okla. beside
     her husband; raised in Fort Gibson, Okla. Her parents moved back and
     forth between Ark. and Okla. a few times. Both Oscar's mom and
     Martha's mom's first name was Emily; Martha was a Telephone Opera-
     tor in Muskogee, Okla.; seven children: 4 (1) Eletha Nell Hinds (F)
     b:Mar. 20,1932; 4 (2) Charles Oscar Hinds, Jr. (M) b:Apr. 26,1933; 4 (3)
     "Dugan" Walter Henry Hinds (M) b:June 7,1937; 4 (4) "Dell"/O'dell" as
     an adult "Raymond" O'dell Hinds (M) b:Jan. 6,1939; 4 (5) Emily Louis
     Hinds (F) b:Dec. 3,1939 Inola, Okla. at home by a midwife, Helen 
     Cotton; d:May 20,1940 Inola; buried Sweeten Cemetery Inola, Okla.;
     she was thought to be deaf and blind; 4 (6) Jerry Don Hinds (M) b:Dec.
     15, 941 Inola, Okla. at home, delivered by a midwife Helen Cotton;
     d:Jan. 30,1942 (family records); Funeral Home records show death Feb.
     10,1942 (or was this burial date?); buried Sweeten Cemetery beside his
      sister Emily; Martha thinks she rolled over on him and smothered him;
      4 (7) Mary Lavon Hinds (F) b:Sept. 11,1945.

  3 (8) Shelby Arthur Hinds (M) (JH2,William1) b:Dec. 7,1901 Braggs Indian
     Territory (Okla); d:May 5,1977 Tahlequah, Okla.; buried Miller Cemetery
     SW of Tahlequah, Okla.; m:March 20,1921 Henryetta, Okla. Goldie May
     Hurst b:Dec. 7,1901 (same day as her husband) Neosho, Missouri;
     d:Sept. 11,1988 Tahlequah, Okla.; buried Miller Cemetery SW of Tah-
     lequah, Okla. beside her husband; six children: 4 (1) "Bea" Goldie Bea-       trice Hinds (F) b:Aug.30,1922; 4 (2) Shelby "Duane" Hinds (M) b:Oct. 3,
     1925; 4 (3) "Bob" Robert Lloyd Hinds (M) b:Dec. 20,1927;  4 (4) Wanda
     Rose Hinds (F) b:Jan. 24,1930; 4 (5) Silas Dean Hinds (M) b:Jun.13,
     1934 Inola, Okla.; d:Dec. 14,1944 in New Mexico of spinal meningitis
     (10 years old); (6) "Wes" Wesley Kenneth Hinds (M) b:Aug. 30,1940. 

  3 (10) Flossie Ann Hinds (F) (JH2,William1) b:Aug. 9,1907 Inola, Okla.;
     d:2003 (96 years old) Denver, Colorado and buried there; 1st m:Aug. 
     27,1923 Claremore, Okla. William "Ernest" Walker, Sr. (M) b:Oct. 29,
     1904; d:Colorado and buried there; three children: 4 (1) "Ernie" William
     Ernest Walker, Jr. (M); 4 (2) "Roy" Carl Leroy Walker (M) b:Apr. 27,1926
     4 (3) Emily Maude Walker (F) b:Nov. 11,1928; 2nd m: Apr. 19,1962 
     Walter Cornelius Stolk (M) b:Apr. 22,1904; d:Mar. 5,1989 Colorado;
     buried in Colorado.
    
  3 (11) Gracie "Ovid" Hinds (F) (JH2,William1) b:Mar. 21,1910 Inola, Okla.
     d:June,1999 Colorado and buried there; m:Dec. 13,1929 Claremore,
     Okla. Walter "Haskell" Pennel (M) b:Aug. 8,1908 in Wagoner, Okla.; 
     d:Aug. 21,1982 in Colorado and was buried there; two children: 4 (1)
     Lawrence "Wayne" Pennel (M) b:Dec. 31,1930;  4 (2) "Ken" Kenneth
     Glenn Pennel (M) b:June 17,1932.
  
   


   

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