Hindman, James – Mixed Genes Family Tree

James Hindman
b: 1763
d: 28 APR 1846

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James Hindman 1763 - 28 APR 1846

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PARENT (M) James Hindman
	Birth	1763	Articlave, Londonderry, Ireland (?)
	Death	28 APR 1846	West Franklin, Armstrong Co., PA
	Marriage		to Mary McClelland
	Father	?
	Mother	?
PARENT (F) Mary McClelland
	Birth	ABT 1765	Ireland
	Death	22 AUG 1856	West Franklin, Armstrong Co., PA
	Marriage		to James Hindman
	Father	?
	Mother	?
CHILDREN
M	James Hindman
	Birth	1788
	Death	1847
F	Margaret Hindman
	Birth	25 JUN 1793	Franklin Twp, Armstrong Co., Pennsylvania, USA
	Death	15 MAR 1864	Armstrong Co., Pennsylvania, USA

1763 - Birth - ; Articlave, Londonderry, Ireland (?)
28 APR 1846 - Death - ; West Franklin, Armstrong Co., PA
1792 - Moved - ; West Franklin, Armstrong Co., PA

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U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970

1 James Hindman b: 1763 d: 28 APR 1846

+ Mary McClelland b: ABT 1765 d: 22 AUG 1856

2 James Hindman b: 1788 d: 1847

2 Margaret Hindman b: 25 JUN 1793 d: 15 MAR 1864

+ David Hall Jr b: 27 OCT 1792 d: 18 MAY 1884

3 Mary Hall b: 31 AUG 1819 d: 28 OCT 1904

+ William B. Morrison b: 4 APR 1818 d: 18 DEC 1887

4 William H Morrison b: ABT OCT 1859 d: 29 APR 1940

4 Anne C Morrison b: 1852

4 Mary Morrison b: 1848

4 Clara W Morrison b: MAY 1850

4 Martha B Morrison b: 1854

4 Annette S Morrison b: 1856

4 Nancy E Morrison b: 1844

4 Margaret Morrison b: 1842

4 Harriet Elizabeth Morrison b: 16 SEP 1845 d: 29 MAR 1917

+ Alfred L. Ivory b: 24 JUN 1849 d: 7 SEP 1926

5 Edwin Dixon Ivory b: 24 MAY 1875 d: 18 OCT 1927

+ Goldie Arbutus Steele b: JUN 1884 d: 19 FEB 1982

6 Gloria Steele Ivory b: 24 FEB 1928 d: 4 MAY 1951

+ William Victor McCullough b: 6 DEC 1923 d: 17 JAN 2002

+ ?

6 Jean Paul Ivory b: 19 APR 1917 d: APR 1978

+ Edna May Schriber b: 1923 d: 1980

7 Gary Ivory

7 Jean Ivory

6 Dixon Leroy Ivory b: 17 MAY 1909 d: 30 MAR 1981

+ Living Long

6 Georganna Louise Ivory b: 30 JUN 1907 d: 13 AUG 1977

+ Unknown Edgerton

7 Living Edgerton

+ George Melville McIlveen b: 5 AUG 1903 d: OCT 1968

7 Living McIlveen

+ Living (McIlveen)

8 Living McIlveen

6 Dorothy Delores Ivory b: 14 AUG 1914 d: 16 AUG 1914

6 Byron Steele Ivory b: 14 AUG 1914 d: 15 AUG 1914

5 Clara May Ivory b: 3 JUN 1873 d: 23 JUL 1955

+ Andrew J. Robinson b: 1864 d: 2 OCT 1934

6 A J Robinson b: 4 APR 1912 d: 4 APR 1912

5 Edith Blanche Ivory b: 1877 d: 1882

+ Edith Blanche Ivory b: 1877 d: 1882

5 Bessie Louella Ivory b: 22 JUL 1878 d: 6 MAY 1950

+ Edwin Horace Smith b: 25 DEC 1870 d: 30 MAR 1939

6 Clara Elizabeth Smith b: 24 OCT 1906 d: 22 SEP 1993

+ Clara Elizabeth Smith b: 24 OCT 1906 d: 22 SEP 1993

5 Alfred La Verne Ivory b: 14 MAY 1882 d: 3 JAN 1936

+ Mary Malcolm McMaster b: 1882

6 Mildred Clare Ivory b: 2 DEC 1906 d: 19 JAN 1946

+ Mildred Clare Ivory b: 2 DEC 1906 d: 19 JAN 1946

6 Clifford LaVerne Ivory b: 31 AUG 1904 d: 17 OCT 1969

+ Living Cooke

3 David Hall b: 13 DEC 1828

James and Mary (McClellan) Hindman, were natives of Ireland who came to the United States about 1790*, first settling in Westmoreland county, Pa., and in 1792 purchasing a tract of 288 acres in what is now West Franklin township, Armstrong Co., Pa. Mr. Hindman made the first improvements on that property, and there he and his wife continued to live to the close of their long lives, James Hindman, who was born in 1763, dying April 28, 1846, in his eighty-third year, and Mrs. Hindman dying Aug. 22, 1856, in her ninety-first year. They led the life typical of those days. They not only had to clear their land before they could cultivate it, but had to depend upon their own exertions for many things now readily obtained. They grew flax, spun and wove the cloth needed for clothing for themselves and their family, and put up with many inconveniences incidental to life in a new country. In addition to general agricultural pursuits, Mr. Hindman raised stock, which he drove to market at Lancaster, Pa., and with the proceeds of his industry was able to purchase more land, buying the farm in West Franklin township now owned by A. M. Hindman and another in East Franklin owned by Burt and James Hindman. The old log house which he built was in time replaced by a more convenient dwelling and the latter in turn gave way to the modern residence now on the farm, a substantial house erected in 1881. James Hindman and his wife had a family of nine children, namely: Margaret, who married David Hall; Mary, who married Joseph Armstrong; John; George; James; William; Andrew; Nancy, and Mattie. Nancy and Mattie were invalids, and never married.
Source: Pages 582-583, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914
* A SAR application seems to indicate that he immigrated earlier and served in the Revolutionary War.

First Dunboe Presbyterian Church in Articlave, County Londonderry, Ireland: Thechurch was started in 1663. A book published about members of the churchfrom 1663 to 1936 includes Hyndman and McClelland individuals. These individuals may be ancestors spelling Hindman differently and the reason for the middle name of Mary McClelland Hindman.