Person:Col Hinkle (1)

About Col. Jesse Hinkle

From: "The Henckel Genealogy 1668-1728" "Jesse Hinkle, served as Captain of a Militia Company in the 46th Virginia Regiment in the war of 1812-1814. He was mustered out Mar 5, 1815. Dr Edmund Isaac Hinkle, a descendant, writes, the rank of Colonel was accorded Jesse Hinkle for service in the war with Mexico in 1847-48. Colonel Hinkle was prominently identified with the history of Pendleton County. He was a member of the Virg. Assembly 1816 to 1818 inclusive. Sheriff of the County 1822 to 1824 inclusive; and served as Justice of the Peace for several years. "He was associated in operation of the plantation of Catherine Harper who was apparently a widow with a large family said to number about eleven children. These children were known as Harpers and applied for marriage bonds under that name

About Mary Hinkle

Sources say Mary Cunningham Henckel was born in an Indian Village in Chillocothe, OH. Family members of the Mullennex line have long held that one female ancestor was Indian, however there has been no proof?

Mary Hinkle (Cunningham)

Birthdate: December 12, 1758 Birthplace: Indian village, Ohio, United States Death: Died March 2, 1819 in Pendleton County, Virginia, United States

Place of Burial: Pendleton County, West Virginia, United States

Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Cunningham and Mary Ursula Beitert Cuningham Wife of Capt. Isaac Hinkle

Isaac Hinkle

Also Known As: "Henckel" Birthdate: December 5, 1754 Birthplace: New Hanover, Philadelphia County, Province of Pennsylvania Death: Died October 1824 in Pendleton County, Virginia, United States Immediate Family: Son of Johann Justus Hinckel and Maria Magdalena Hinckel Husband of Mary Hinkle Father of Col. Jesse Hinkle; John Hinkle; William Hinkle; Adam Hinkle; Judy Hinkle and 5 others Brother of Anna Maria Ellsworth; Rev. Jacob Henkle; Catherine Biuffel; Rebecca Teter; Mary Anna Teter