Descendants of Samuel HAINLEY and
Elizabeth SHOENFELT
as of 13 September 2002
Generation No. 1
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1. Samuel1 HAINLEY was born ca
1785 in Franklin Co. PA1, and died 1866 in Blair Co. PA2. He married Elizabeth SHOENFELT,
daughter of Jacob SHOENFELT and Elizabeth BAKER. She was born 21 Oct 1790 in Hagerstown, MD3,
and died Bet. 1860 - 1861 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA4.
Children
of Samuel HAINLEY and Elizabeth SHOENFELT are:
2 i. Elizabeth
HAINLEY. She married Michael HAINSEY.
3 ii. Jacob
HAINLEY, born 16 Apr 1806; died 14 Mar 1885 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA5. He married Barbara Ellen FISHER; born 15 Apr
18126; died 10 Apr 18796.
4 iii. Christian
C. HANLEY, born 5 May 1811 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA7,8;
died 1 Sep 1895 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA9. He married Barbara SNOWBERGER 1 Sep 183610;
born 13 Jun 1820 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA11,12; died 7 Oct
1904 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA13.
5 iv. Susannah
HAINLEY, born 12 Jul 181314,15; died 7 Jul 1890 in Altoona,
Blair Co. PA16. She
married Abraham OTTO; born 30 Oct 180216,17; died 3 Nov 188418.
6 v. Margaret
HAINLEY, born 18 Dec 1815 in East Sharpsburg, Huntingdon Co. PA19,20,21;
died 22 Mar 1891 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA22,23. She married Henry OTTO 183223;
born ca 179824; died 22 May 187225.
7 vi. John
HAINLEY, born 15 May 1818; died 17 Aug 1887 in Baker's Mines, Blair Co. PA26. He married (1) Esther DINATHAN; born ca 182327;
died 186028. He
married (2) Barbara THOMAS29 3 Jul 186430;
born 7 Jan 184831.
8 vii. Catharine
HAINLEY, born 20 Nov 1821 in Bedford Co. PA32; died 12 Feb
1887 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA33. She married Thomas BURNS ca 1840; born 25 Dec
1811 in PA34; died 20 Jan 1880 in Blair Co. PA35.
9 viii. David
HAINLEY, born 182736,37; died 188038. He married Mary NICODEMUS; born 2 Aug 1828 in
North Woodbury Twp. Blair Co. PA39,40; died 11 Sep 1887 in
Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA.
10 ix. Mary
HAINLEY, born 24 Aug 1825 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA41,42,43;
died 10 Nov 1911 in Juniata Borough, Blair Co. PA44. She married (1) Joseph NICEWONGER 12 Apr
1846; died Bet. 1850 - 1854. She married
(2) Daniel F. GLASS 16 Jul 185445; born 24 Sep 1823 in
Henrietta, PA46,47; died 31 Jan 189748.
11 x. Sarah
S. HAINLEY, born 22 Mar 1831 in Blair Co. PA49,50,51,52,53;
died 20 Jan 1920 in Portland, Multnomah Co. OR54,55. She married David F. GLASS; born ca 182656;
died Bef. 1895.
Notes for
Samuel HAINLEY:
No hard
evidence has come to light to prove that this Samuel Hainley was truly a son of
Tobias, although it is widely assumed.
Statement
made by M.J. Bartholomew, 774 W. Fire Notch Road, North Augusta, SC, 29860:
"In
Woodberry Twp. tax lists, Samuel Hainley is typically enumerated separately
from Tobias Heinlein and his sons. Moreover, in the Woodberry Twp. tax lists,
Samuel Hainley's name is frequently spelled "Hainley" whereas Tobias
Heinlein's and his sons' names are typically spelled "Hanline".
Because the tax records for the township are recorded by a single individual in
the tax book for a given year, this distinction by the Tax Collector in the
spelling of the surnames coupled with the consistently separate enumeration of
the families probably reflects a real difference between these families. My
best guess, based on the traditions, records, and common spellings of the
names, is that these Hainley and Heinlein families, who both immigrated in 1741,
are not linked together through Samuel Hainley and Tobias Heinlein."
[Repeated
attempts to re-contact M.J. Bartholomew have been unsuccessful - ed.]
The above
said, note that both Tobias' and Samuel's surname is spelled identically in the
1808 entry following:
1808: Tobias HANLINE, 200 acres, 3 horses, 3
cattle, value $1313
1808: Tobias HANLINE, 150 acres, value $360
1808: Samuel HANLINE, 150 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $326
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It is said
that Samuel Hainley/Hainline came from Franklin Co. PA in 1802 with his father
Tobias to help build Jacob Shoenfelt's stone house near East Sharpsburg,
PA. Samuel married Jacob's daughter
Elizabeth.
of
possible interest:
1810 PA
Census: Bedford County, Greenfield Twp. p. 540
Christopher
HENLY
Males: 1
(45+)
Females:
1 (45+)
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The
following begins the documentation section on my Samuel Hainley.
Tax
Lists: Woodberry Twp. Huntingdon County, PA
Huntingdon
County Historical Society, McMurtrie House, Huntingdon, PA
1808: Samuel HANLINE, 150 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $326
1809: Samuel HAINLEY, 150 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $326
1810: Samuel HAINLEY, 150 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $326
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1820 PA
Census: Huntingdon Co. Woodberry Twp. p. 37, line 21
Series
M33, roll 104
Samuel
HENLEY
Males: 2
(<10); 1 (10-16); 1 (26-45)
Females:
2 (<10); 1 (10-16); 1 (26-45)
1 engaged
in agriculture
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Tax
Lists: Woodberry Twp. Huntingdon County, PA
Huntingdon
County Historical Society, McMurtrie House, Huntingdon, PA
1820-1822: Samuel HAINLEY, 1 horse, 2 cows, value $60,
tax $2.11
1823-1825: Samuel HAINLEY, 150 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $490, tax $58
1826: Samuel HAINLEY, 66 acres, 1 horse, 2 cows,
occupation
1827-1830: Samuel HAINLEY, 66 acres, 1 horse, 2 cows,
occupation
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1830 PA
Census: Huntingdon Co. "Morgans Corner" "N.B. Neither of the
Townships Claim this part of the County"
[adjacent
Woodberry Twp. must be one of these townships], p. 159, line 22
Series
M19, roll 166
Sam HENLY
Males: 1
(<5); 1 (10-15); 1 (15-20); 2 (20-30); 1 (40-50)
Females:
2 (5-10); 2 (15-20); 1 (40-50)
[Note:
this was the last entry right before the beginning of Woodberry Township.]
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Tax
Lists: Woodberry Twp. Huntingdon County, PA
Huntingdon
County Historical Society, McMurtrie House, Huntingdon, PA
1831: Samuel HAINLEY, 1 horse, 2 cows, value $60,
tax $2.11
1832: Samuel HAINLEY, 60 acres, 1 cow
1839: Samuel HANILINE, 100 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $540, 11 April 1839
1840: Samuel HANILINE, 100 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow,
value $540, 11 April 1840
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1840 PA
Census: Huntingdon Co. Woodberry Twp. p. 153, line 5
Series
M704, roll 462
Samuel
HAINLEY
Males: 1
(10-15); 3 (20-30); 1 (60-70)
Females:
1 (5-10); 2 (15-20); 2 (20-30); 1 (50-60)
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Tax
Lists: Woodberry Twp. Huntingdon County, PA
Huntingdon
County Historical Society, McMurtrie House, Huntingdon, PA
1841: Samuel HEINLY, 60 acres, 1 horse, 2 cows,
value $335, 12 February 1841
1842: Samuel HEINLY, 60 acres, 2 cows, value $736,
5 February 1842
1843: Samuel HEINLY, 60 acres, 2 cows, value $736,
13 March 1843
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1850 PA
Census: Blair Co. Huston Twp. p. 124, lines 32-34
Series
M432, roll 755, dwelling 191, family 191, 15 August 1850
Samuel
HANELY, 65, Mason, $2,000 Real Estate
Elizabeth,
61
Sarah, 18
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1860 PA
Census: Blair Co. Taylor Twp. P.O. Martinsburg, p. 502, lines 13-23
Series
M653, roll 1078, dwelling 313, family 313, 13 June 1860
David
HANLY, 32, Farmer, $3000 Real Estate / $300 Personal Estate, b. Pa.
Mary, 31,
b. Pa.
Samuel,
8; Elizabeth, 7; Mary E., 5; George, 2; Daniel, 6/12
Samuel,
78, b. Pa.
Elizabeth,
72, b. Pa.
Elizabeth
HORN, 15, b. Pa., at school
Theo
NICEWONGER, 14, b. Pa.
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Notes for
Elizabeth SHOENFELT:
Blair
County, PA Will Record Book B, pp. 118-119
The Last
Will and Testament of Elizabeth Hanly, deceased
In the
name of God, Amen; I, Elizabeth Hanly of Taylor Township, Blair County, State
of Penn. being in feeble health of body but of sound mind, memory, and
understanding, and the uncertainty of life, do make and publish this my Last
Will and Testament, and revoking and making void all former wills by me at any
time heretofore made, First. I direct that my funeral shall be conducted
without pomp, and that the expences thereof, together with my just debts be
fully paid. I give and bequeath Twenty Dollars to the Brethren of the Dunker
Church for the use of said Church. I give and bequeath to my beloved Grand Son
Theoloufes Niswonger, a promissory note I hold against Michael Reacy, Dated
Feby 24th 1860, thirty five Dollars is the amount of said note with interest on
the same. S*** after my Death I direct my Executor hereafter named to appraise
all my goods stocks chattels merchandise and household furniture and make
public sale of the same and paid my funeral expences, and my just debts, - and
the one half o fthe money after all debt paid remain in the hands of my
Executor for the use of my husband Samuel Hanley to be paid to him as he needs
it: and if any left after my husband's
death, then to be divided amongst all my children, and the one half of the
money arising out of estate to be as soon as can convently be don after my
death be equally Devied amoung all my children, sheare and sheare alik And I do
hereby make and ordain my esteem frand George L. Cowen, Executor of this my
Last Will and testament ref***ing full confidence them Integrity to perform the
trust thus committed to him. In Witness whereof, I, Elizabeth Hanly, the
testator have to this my Will written on a half sheet of paper, set my hand by
making my mark this 7th day of November, A.D. 1860.
Elizabeth
"her E mark" Hanly.
Signed
and sealed in the presence of us, who have subscribed in the presence of each
other.
John
Earlenbaugh
Paul
Shiffler
Blair
County SS:
Before me
the Register for the Probate of Wills and granting Letters of Administration in
and for the said County personally appeared the within named John Earlenbaugh,
and Paul Shiffler, who being duly sworn according to law do depose and say that
they were personally present and did see and hear the within named Elizabeth
Hanly, sign, seal, execute, publish, pronounce and declare the within and
foregoing instrument of writing as and for her Last Will and Testament, that
they, (these deponents) did sign their names as Witnesses thereto in the
presence of each other, and in the presence and at the request of the said
Testatrix, and that at the signing of the same, the said Testatrix was of sound
and disposing mind, memory, and understanding to the best of their knowledge
and belief.
John
Earlenbaugh
Paul
Shiffler
Sworn and
subscribed before me, this
7th day
of February, A.D. 1861.
H.A.
Caldwell, Register
George L.
Cowen Esq., Executor of The Last Will & Testament of Elizabeth Hanly,
deceased.
Memorandum: Letters Testamentary were this day granted to
George L. Cowen, Esq., of Taylor Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, on the
estate of Elizabeth Hanly, late of the said Township, County and State,
deceased. An Inventory of the goods and chattels, rights and credits which were
of the said Deceased, to be exhibited in thirty days of this time; and a just
and true account, calculation and reckoning of his said Administration within
one year from the date hereof, or when thereunto legally required.
Given
under my hand and Official Seal this Seventh day of February A.D. 1861.
Inventory and vendue list filed this 27th day of Feby A.D. 1861. Account
passed, allowed and filed, Feby 27th, 1864. Certified to the Orphans Court of
Blair County, to April Term, A.D. 1864.
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Estate of
Elizabeth Hanley, Blair County PA
Orphans
Court Docket C p. 344 #25 of 1865
Prothonotary
Blair County PA
The
petition of Mary Glass intermarried with Daniel F. Glass of Taylor Township
Blair County daughter and heir of Elizabeth Henley dec'd was made setting
forth: that the said Elizabeth Henley died about the 19th day of Feb. 1860
intestate seized in her demesne of and in a certain messuage and tract of land
situate in said township of Taylor bounded by lands of Mrs. E. Lytle in the
East, George Stouffer in North and Samuel Graybill and Michael Graybill in the
West containing about one hundred twenty nine acres more or less with the
appurtenances and leaving to survive her a husband Samuel Hanley and ten
children viz; the petitioner married to Daniel F. Glass, Elizabeth married to
Michael Hanley [Hainsey] Jacob Hanley, Christian Hanley, Susan Hanley married
to Abraham Otto, Margaret Hanley married to Henry Otto, John Hanley, David
Hanley Catherine Hanley married to Thomas Burns and Sarah Hanley married to
David F. Glass all of full age. That under and by virtue on the intestate laws
of the Commonwealth it belongs to the said Mary Hanley the petitioner to have
the one equal tenth part of said real estate and to the remaining heirs one
equal tenth part. No partition of said real estate having been made the
petitioner prays the Court to make partition of said Real Estate to and among
the respective parties according to their rights and further that all the parties
named reside in Blair county except Michael Hanley who resides at Cross Roads
Burlington County, Ohio.
Whereupon
30 Jan. 1865 it is considered by the Court and Inquest awarded and entered that
personal notice be given to all residing within the County and that notice be
given to those interested residents out of the state by publication in one
newspaper published in the County of Blair by sending copy of said paper and
notice by mail to their post office address.
[Courtesy
of Mimi Reed]
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Endnotes
1. 1850 PA Census: Blair Co. Huston Twp. (Series
M432, roll 755), p. 124, lines 32-34, dwelling 191, family 191, 15 August 1850,
"Samuel HANELY, 65, Mason, $2000."
2. Snowberger Cemetery, Blair Co. PA
3. 1850 PA Census: Blair Co. Huston Twp. (Series
M432, roll 755), p. 124, lines 32-34, dwelling 191, family 191, 15 August 1850,
"Elizabeth, 61."
4. Will
5. Greenlawn Cemetery, Roaring Spring, PA
6. Gerald Helsel
7. Death record @ Blair Co. Courthouse
8. George B. Harrington, A.M., Past and
Present of Bureau County, Illinois,
(Chicago: The Pioneer Publishing
Company, 1906), p. 617.
9. East Sharpsburg Cemetery
10. George B. Harrington, A.M., Past and
Present of Bureau County, Illinois,
(Chicago: The Pioneer Publishing
Company, 1906), p. 617.
11. Liebegott collection; Martinsburg, PA public
lib.
12. George B. Harrington, A.M., Past and
Present of Bureau County, Illinois,
(Chicago: The Pioneer Publishing
Company, 1906), p. 617, [this record gives Barbara's birth date as "June,
1822".].
13. George B. Harrington, A.M., Past and
Present of Bureau County, Illinois,
(Chicago: The Pioneer Publishing
Company, 1906), p. 617.
14. Fairview Cem. Altoona, PA
15. 1860 PA Census: Blair Co. Blair Twp. (Series
M653, roll 1078), P.O. East Freedom, p. 98, lines 15-24, dwelling 435, family
434, 25 June 1860, "Susan, 46, b. Pa."
16. Fairview Cem. Altoona, PA
17. 1860 PA Census: Blair Co. Blair Twp. (Series
M653, roll 1078), P.O. East Freedom, p. 98, lines 15-24, dwelling 435, family
434, 25 June 1860, "Abr. OTTOWAY, 57, Blk. Smith, $-- Real Estate / $100
Personal Estate, b. Pa."
18. Fairview Cem. Altoona, PA
19. 1870 census
20. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 23 March 1891, p. 1, center
column.
21. 1880 PA Census: Blair Co. Altoona City
(Series T9, roll 1102), Union Ave., ed 156, p. 26, lines 14-21, dwelling 193,
family 208, 8 June 1880, "Margret OTTO, 65, widow, Keeping House, b. Pa.,
father b. Va., mother b. Md."
22. Fairview Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA, (Blair County Genealogical Society
Publication No. XIX, 1986).
23. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 23 March 1891, p. 1, center
column.
24. 1870 census
25. Fairview Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA, (Blair County Genealogical Society
Publication No. XIX, 1986).
26. Oakridge cem.
27. 1850 Census
28. Margaret Bucklen, 2414 Littlecote Lane,
Richmond, VA 23236-1504
29. Eileen Beers; e-mail 5 November 1998
30. Eileen Beers; letter, 9 February 1999.
31. 1880 PA Census: Blair Co. Logan Twp. (Series
T9, roll 1103), dwelling 388, family 407, page 46, 24 June 1880, "Barbara,
35, Wife."
32. Greenlawn Cemetery, Roaring Spring, Blair Co.
PA
33. Greenlawn Cemetery, Roaring Spring, PA
34. Greenlawn Cemetery, Roaring Spring, Blair Co.
PA
35. Greenlawn Cemetery, Roaring Spring, PA
(Archie Claar's compilation)
36. Floyd Hoenstine, Soldiers of Blair County,
Pennsylvania, (1940), p. 200.
37. 1860 PA Census: Blair Co. Taylor Twp. (Series
M653 roll 1078), P.O. Martinsburg, p. 502, lines 13-23, dwelling 313, family
313, 13 June 1860, "David HANLY, 32, Farmer, $3000 Real Estate / $300
Personal Estate, b. Pa."
38. Floyd Hoenstine, Soldiers of Blair County,
Pennsylvania, (1940), p. 200.
39. Thomas Shontz letter Aug. 1994
40. 1860 PA Census: Blair Co. Taylor Twp. (Series
M653 roll 1078), P.O. Martinsburg, p. 502, lines 13-23, dwelling 313, family
313, 13 June 1860, "Mary, 31, b. Pa."
41. 1880 PA Census: Blair Co. Altoona City (Series
T9, roll 1102), 7th Ward, Chestnut St., ed 158, p. 12, lines 9-15, dwelling 99,
family 111, 5 June 1880, "Mary, 52, wife, Married, Keeping House, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa."
42. Death Certificate.
43. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 10 November 1911, last page, cols.
1-2.
44. Death Certificate.
45. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 1 February 1897, p. 8, col. 1.
46. Fairview Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA, (Blair County Genealogical Society
Publication No. XIX, 1986).
47. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 1 February 1897, p. 8, col. 1.
48. Fairview Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA, (Blair County Genealogical Society
Publication No. XIX, 1986).
49. 1850 PA Census: Blair Co. Huston Twp. (Series
M432, roll 755), p. 124, lines 32-34, dwelling 191, family 191, 15 August 1850,
"Sarah, 18."
50. 1880 MO Census: Cass Co. Index Twp. (Series
T9, roll 680), ed 92, p. 6, lines 35-44, dwelling 51, family 52, 3 June 1880,
"Sarah, 50, wife, Married, Keeping house, b. Pa., parents b. Pa."
51. Death Certificate.
52. 1910 OR Census: Multnomah Co. Portland City
(Series T624, roll 1287), Ward 10, Precinct 89, #1645 *** St., ed 241, p. 8b,
lines 92-100 & p. 9a, line 1, dwelling 176, family 178, 21 April 1910,
"Sallay GLASS, mother-in-law, 79, widowed, 9 children / 8 still alive, b.
Pa., parents b. Md."
53. 1920 OR Census: Multnomah Co. Portland City
(Series T625, roll 1503), Precinct 288, #1540 Oatman St., ed 184, p. 2a, lines
46-50 & p. 2b, lines 51-52, dwelling 40, family 40, 3 January 1920,
"Sarah GLASS, mother, 88, b. Md., parents b. NJ."
54. Margaret Bucklen, 2414 Littlecote Lane,
Richmond, VA 23236-1504
55. Death Certificate.
56. 1880 MO Census: Cass Co. Index Twp. (Series
T9, roll 680), ed 92, p. 6, lines 35-44, dwelling 51, family 52, 3 June 1880,
"David GLASS, 54, married, Carpenter, b. Pa., parents b. Pa."
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