Hinkley collection 1755-1837 1755-1779, 1837 Hinkley collection

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Hinkley collection 1755-1837 1755-1779, 1837 Hinkley collection

http://quod.lib.umich.edu/c/clementsead/umich-wcl-M-2207hin?rgn=main;view=text

The Hinkley collection is comprised of an account book and exercise book owned by members of the Hinkley family of Georgetown, Maine, in the mid-18th and early 19th centuries. The materials pertain to John Hinkley's finances, Samuel P. Hinkley's finances and education, and religious poetry.

2 volumes

eng,

William L. Clements Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6391248

William L. Clements Library

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Hinkley, John, 1733-1779

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John Hinkley operated a sawmill in Georgetown, Maine, during the mid-18th century. He joined the Continental Army during the Revolution, and served as a captain with the Massachusetts Militia until his death in an engagement at Castine, Maine, in 1779. Hinkley had three sons: Miller, David, and Ezekiel. Samuel P. Hinkley, also a native of Georgetown, Maine, studied the art of nautical navigation in the 1830s. His studies included several different methods of sailing and ...

Hinkley, Samuel P., 1813-1851

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John Hinkley operated a sawmill in Georgetown, Maine, during the mid-18th century. He joined the Continental Army during the Revolution, and served as a captain with the Massachusetts Militia until his death in an engagement at Castine, Maine, in 1779. Hinkley had three sons: Miller, David, and Ezekiel. Samuel P. Hinkley, also a native of Georgetown, Maine, studied the art of nautical navigation in the 1830s. His studies included several different methods of sailing and ...