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About Asher Hinds
ASHER HINDS son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Hinds was born in West Boylston 11 Sept 1759. He grew up in Shrewsbury. He was 5 when his mother died. His father remarried and had 7 more children making a total of 17. His older brothers Daniel, Benjamin, Jason and Nimrod served in the Revolutionary War. Asher was 16 years old when the war started and probably stayed home to help take care of the farm. At the end of the war Asher was 22 and probably was involved in lumbering operations. This was the best way at that time for a young man to make a good living.
Asher's grandfather and several of his uncles could not read and write or even sign their own names. Asher's step-mother Tabitha obviously was a strong believer in education. Two of his half brothers became lawyers and two became book binders. In Asher's later life it was clear that he had a good education.
Some time before 1788 Asher came to Maine and was working in the lumbering Industry. He probably came with his brothers Benjamin, and Nimrod. Benjamin acquired a 300 acre wood lot on the Union River in what later became Trenton Maine around 1786. Asher owned 2 of this lot when he died.
Asher married Rebecca Crosby daughter of Joel and Hannah Crosby in Winslow Maine 6 Sept 1788. Joel and his brothers Jonah and Robert owned and operated one of the first saw mills in Winslow. It was located on the stream that drains Pattee’s pond on the Benton Winslow town line. Most of the lumber near the river had long been cut and gone by 1788. Robert and a few other families started a new community near the pond in what is now Albion around this time. Asher, Nimrod and probably Benjamin settled in this community before 1789.
It was much easier for them to be living closer to the timber that they were cutting for the mill in Winslow. Asher and Nimrod both had children born in Albion from 1789 to 1798.
Asher did well and by 1797 he owned nearly 300 acres in what later became the village of Benton Falls.
Asher and Rebecca had the following children Betsey born 27 Oct 1789 Albion died 7 Oct 1792 Asher born 2 May 1792 Albion
*Benjamin born 19 Jan 1794 Albion
Martha born 12 Jan 1796 Albion
Ruby born 5 July 1798 Benton Falls
Thirza born 24 July 1800 Benton Falls
Thomas Jefferson born 8 Aug 1805 Benton Falls
Ulmer born 15 Mar 1807 Benton Falls
Temple born 6 May 1809 Benton Falls
Crosby born 19 Dec 1811 Benton Falls
Elvira born 19 Sept 1813 Benton Falls
Asher was elected to some town office every year from 1798 to 1814, serving as selectman twelve times during that period and tax collector in 1807. He represented the town of Winslow in the General Court of Massachusetts in 1812. He also acquired the title Esquire which was only used for professional men and the most successful businessmen. By 1814 he owned his farm, 3 or 4 wood lots or old farms, an old store, half a saw mill, 3 teams of oxen and various other farm animals and was valued at $4600. He was one of the wealthiest men in the area.
In 1814 an epidemic of diphtheria, then called the black death passed through Central Maine an took the lives of many people. Asher died 19 April 1814, age 54. Rebecca died 10 Nov 1843, age 71. They are buried in the Hinds-Barton cemetery in Benton. Asher died without a will and the Probate Court in Augusta settled his estate. The 3 oldest children (Asher Jr, Benjamin, and Martha) were adults and received there share of the estate within a year of Asher’s death. Rebecca kept the 3 younger girls (Ruby, Thirza, and Elvira) and Rebecca’s cousin Stephen Crosby, who owned the other half of the saw mill, became guardian for the 3 younger boys,(Jefferson, Temple, and Crosby). About a year after Asher died, his brother Nimrod who lived in Skowhegan named his new born son Asher.
by Roger Crosby Kennebec SS
To Henry Johnson Esq, Ezekiel Brown junior Gentleman,& David Church chosen all of Clinton in said county.
You are hereby appointed a committee to appraise (on Oath) all the Estate of Asher Hinds late of Clinton Esquire deceased, and make Return of your Doings, together with this Warrant, into the Registry-Office of the Court of Probate, in and for said County. Given under my Hand this tenth Day of May A.D. 1814
Daniel Cony Judge of Probate
Clinton June 10th 1814 Kennebec SS
Then personally appeared the within named Henry Johnson, Ezekiel Brown Jun, and David Church C and severally solemnly swore that they would truthfully and impartially discharge the duties assigned them by the within warrant, according to the best skill and judgement C before me Amos Barton - Justice Peace
The first account of Asher Hinds and of the administration on the estate of Asher Hinds late of Clinton Esquire deceased intestate, charged & credited as follows which is here presented for allowance & acceptance viz:
cash paid for direct tax as per receipt ------- 5.20
cash paid James Fry as per note -------------- 4.69
cash paid James Heald being balance due on Acc C .25
cash paid Crosby Barton as per receipt ---------------- 5.60
cash paid Arbor Heald as per accompt ----------------- 5.68
cash paid Andrew Spaulding on accompt ------------- .67
cash paid for taxes in Clinton for 1813 ---------------- 15.21
cash paid for taxes in Winslow for 1814 -------------- 10.98
cash paid for taxes in Clinton for 1814 ---------------- 11.16
cash paid George Flagg as per order from Sally Barton- 8.00
cash paid Trial Hall being balance due on accompts ---- 23.00
cash paid John Piper as per receipt to him ------------ 5.00
cash paid William Richardson Jr as per receipt ----- 3.10
cash paid David Gray balance due on accompt ------ 3.55
cash paid Jeremiah Hunt balance due on accompt --- 5. 65
cash paid Ann Heald in discharge of debt due to
Mrs Osborne as per bill from Miss Heald --------- 6.75
cash paid Nathaniel Cheever as per receipt ----------- 2.00
cash paid in discharge of due bill given to E Brown -- 3.74
cash paid Col Herbert Moore as per accompts -------- 23.57
cash paid Joel Wheeler balance due on accompts ---- 58.00
cash paid Dost Lathah Chase --------------------------- 7.80
May 10 1814 attending probate court & expense ------------ 2.50
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getting land estimates & journey to Vassalboro ------- 3.39
Paid for abbimins & a cun Edes 89 --------------------- 4.87
Paid probate dues 6.13 twinies -------------------------- 6.13
To attending probate court twice & examine
our to settle this account --------------------- 6.50
9 days settling business and accounts ------------------- 9.00
to copying insy & settling with Col Moore -------------- 1.25
Past probate fees -- and for sec ---------------------------- 2.50
$244.94
cash received of Wentworth Ross for pay --- $1.50
cash received of David Reed on account ---- 5.00
boards 5 m. valued at $20 as per inventory sold for - - 16.66
cash received of James Brown being balance due on Acc - 2.84
balance due on George Abbott’s account --- .58
Do --------- on Ebenezer Libby Do ----------- 1.00
cash rec of county treasurer for services as Juryman ---- 4.25
1 harness as per inventory --------------------- 1.00
1 yoke of oxen in possession of T Hall as per inventory - - 51.00
an order on the treasurer of Clinton as per inventory - - 30.50
account against the Town of Clinton ------------ 10.00
balance due on account with Warren Preston Esq ---------- 11.78
1 yoke of black oxen valued at $30 as per inv sold for ----- 45.00
1 two year old heifer Do at $11 as per inv sold for ----- 13.00
15 thousand brick as per inventory ---------------- 60.00
245.00 April 12 1815
Asher Hinds admin. Kennebec In probate court at lst int a 12 April 1815. Asher Hinds one of the domons on the aforementioned deceased’s estate presented this court provided vouchers & made oath to the truth of the same C thereupon I do decree that the same be & it hereby is allowed & ordered to be recorded.
D Cony Judge probate
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An inventory and appraisement of the estate of the late Asher Hinds of Clinton in the county of Kennebec Esq deceased.
Wearing apparel
1 great coat 12.00- 1 Do 1.50- 1 fur hatt 2.50- 1 wool Do 1.00 -17.00
1 chiss hatt 1.00- 1 coat 4.00- 1 sun coat 6.00- pr pantaloons 2.50 -15.00
1 new vest 2.00- 3 old do 1.75- 2 pr velvet pantaloons 2.50 - 6.25
1 pr old pantaloons .25- 4 pr woolen Do 3.50- und drawers 1.50 - 5.25
1 woolen vest coat .34- 4 cotton shirts 4.75- 5 factory do 7.50 -12.59
5 pr woolen stockings 2.00-1pr mittens .34-2 old silk handkerchiefs .17 - 2.51
7 cambrick handkerchiefs 2.00- 1 pr thin boots 2.00- pr thick do 1.50 - 5.50
1 pr thick shoes 1.00- 1 pr socks .50- 2 pr silver buttons .50 - 2.00
2 pr spectacles & case 1.00- 2 razors & case 1.50 - 2.50
68.60
Beds & Bedding 4 feather beds, bolsters & pillows 30.00-1 do 18.00-24 cotton sheets 30.00-78.00 10 pr pillow cases- 6 pr woolen blankets 12.00- 8 bed quilts 16.00 --------- 31.00 9 coverbeds 13.50 - 7 bedsteads & cords 9.00 - 2 flock beds 2.00 ---------- 24.00 10 towels 2.50 - 6 table cloths ------------------------------------------------ 7.00
208.60
Household furniture 6 windsor chairs 5.00 - 19 kitchen do 9.00 - 2 small do .50 -------------------- 14.50 1 pine chest & drawers 1.50 - 8 reeds 5.00 - 3 seti weaving harness -------- 8.00 1 loom 2.00 - quilt wheel & warping bars 1.50 - 1 stone jugg .67 ------------ 4.17 1 birch chest & drawers 5.00 - 1 pine table 1.00 - 1 hardwood do 1.00 ------ 7.00 1 pine chest 1.00 - 3 trunks 4.00 - 1 looking glass 1.50 --------------------------- 6.50 1 warming pan 2.50 - 3 large spinning wheels 3.00 ------------------------------- 5.50 1 flax wheel 1.50 -1 umbrella .50 -small shovel & tongs .75 - kitchen do 1.75- 4.50
2 pr fire dogs 2.00 - 1 pr shears .34 - rasor & bon .25 --------------------------- 2.25
2 large oven dishes 1.00 - 1 small do flour .25 - 12 earthern plates .50 ------- 1.75
---262.77
Carried over
brought over ----------------------------- 262.77 1 tea pott - 2 sugars & 2 creamers .62 - 7 cups & saucers .42
1.04 4 salt sellers .34 - 3 bowls .34 - 1 pr duenters 1.25 ----------------------------- 1.92 1 large tin tier canister .67 - 4 small do 1.00 ------------------------------------ 1.67 4 junk bottles .40 - tumbler & wine glasses .17 -------------------------------- .57 1 silver table spoon 1.25 - 9 iron tea spoons .34 - 8 pewter plates .75
2.34 1 pewter platter .67 - 3 tin dippers .34 - 1 do milk pan .20
1.21 2 coffee potts .34 - 1 toaster .25 - 6 iron table spoons .50
1.09 12 knives & forks 1.00 - 1 lantern .50 - 5 candle sticks .50
2.00 1 tin drugger .12 - culender .25 - 1 tunnel .12 - 1 tin tea pott .17
.66 1 tin dipper .12 - juggs .20 - 6 earthern potts 1.00 - 3 pails 1.00
2.32 Salt mortar .34 - still yards 1.00 - 1 large iron kettle 3.00
4.34
3 2 iron potts 2.50 - 2 iron kettles(broken).25 - 2 tea kettles .50
3.25 1 spider .25 - 2 bake kettles .75 - grid iron .75 - toaster .75
2.50 Skimmer & flesh fork .50 - flat irons 1.25 - churn 1.50 - 3 tubs 2.50
5.75 Small iron kettle .34 - 1 butter tub .75 - 7 cider barrels 3.50
4.59 6 meat tubs 3.00 - 2 barrel .34 - 2 pr port baggs 3.00
6.34 1 sieve .25 - 1 gun 5.00 - 1 cradle .75 - 1 old watch 3.00
9.00 1 set brewing flumes .50 - cork screw .17 - 3 vol M Saws 6.00
6.67 3 vol M sp laws 6.00 - Frumans Justin 1.00 - pr spurs 1.50
8.50 2 Bibles & Testament 1.50 - clerks magazine & town officer 1.00
2.50 1 pine chest .75 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- .75
331.79
Farming utensils
1 cart 20.00 - grind stone 3.50 - 3 axes 1.50 - broad ax 2.00
27.00 4 scythes & rigging 4.00 - 3 hoes 1.50 - 2 wheel barrows 4.50
10.00 3 saddles 12.00 - side saddle 8.00 - bridle & halter 1.00
21.00 Set plow irons 2.50 - 4 augers 2.00 - 2 chisels .75 - gimblets .12
5.37 1 square .34 - 1 iron brand .34 - 3 sickles 1.00 - harrow 5.00
6.68 4 churns 8.00 - 3 sleds 5.00 - iron bar 2.00 - measures .25
15.25 2 plows 8.00 - shovel .75 - sleigh & harness 25.00 - 2 pitch forks .84
34.59 5 rakes .75 - 3 yokes 6.00 - staphs, rings & bows 1.50
8.25
459.93
Cont. 459.93
100 lbs wool 42.00 - 6 calf skins 4.00 - 15 lb brisk 60.00 - 1 nask mare 20.00 - 126.00
1 colt 15.00 - 8 cows 141.00 - yoke sparken oxen 45.00 ---------------------- 201.00
1 yoke red oxen 35.00 - do black do 30.00 - 1- 2 year old heifer 11.00 --- 76.00
Pr 2 year old steers 17.00 - 25 sheep 50.00 - 27 lambs 54.00 --------------- 121.00
2 sows & pigs 28.00 - 1 calf 3.34 - 5 m pine boards 20.00 ------------------- 51.34
3 hives bees -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20.00
1055.07
Notes securities etc
1 note against Daniel Patch dated July 22 1811 on int.
62.00 1 A @ John Wilster C Dec 10 1808 on int. --------------------------- 5.00 1 A @ Eben Heald Jun. Oct 11 1808 ----------------------------------- 9.00 1 A @ Winn & Lois Reed - June 26 1812 ----------------------------- 49.48 1 A @ Mathias Weeks - March 20 1813 on int
40.00 1 A @ Winthrop Ross - Dec 10 1813 on int --------------------------- 15.51 An order on the treasurer of Clinton 8 March 1814
30.51
1266.77
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Real Estate
Homestead farm estimated at 150 acres --------------------------------------- 1875.00 Bog farm so called
64 A --------------------------------------- 400.00 An undivided half of saw mill & privileges in Winslow
400.00 One undivided half of a lot of 320 acres of land at Union
River, one half belonging to the estate & the other half to
240.00 Benjamin Hinds --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 pew in Winslow Meeting House ----------------------------------------------- 15.00 1/16 of an acre of land & an old store near G Flaggs in Clinton
40.00 70 acres of land joining T Smiley in Winslow -------------------------------- 350.00
4586.77
Carried over
Brought over ------------------------------------------- 4586.77
1 yoke large oxen in the possession of Trial Hall ------------------------------- 51.00
1 cross cut saw ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2.50
4640.27
Add 3 lines on 1st page * ----------------------------- 2.84
4643.11
Kennebec ss June 10th 1814 We the undersigned the appraisers in the amended Warrant mentioned, after having been duly & severally sworn, agreeable to the laws, have provided to the discharge of the duties assigned them by said warrant & report the above as a just & true inventory of the estate both real & personal of the said Asher Hinds Esq deceased, that hath come to our knowledge.
June 29 1814 Henry Johnson
Ezekiel Brown Jun
David Church
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Kennebec, ss. The Honorable Daniel Cony, Esq.
Judge of the Probate of Wills esc. in said county
To Ezekiel Brown Jun, Henry Johnson, & David Church Esquire of Clinton and all freeholders in said county Greetings
Pursuant to the power and authority to me given, in and by the --s of the Commonwealth aforesaid, I do hereby appoint and authorize you a committee to appraise all the real estate whereof Asher Hinds late of Clinton Esq deceased died seized and possessed in said County (excepting the widow’s dower, and what may have been legally sold for payment of the just debts of said deceased) each piece and parcel by itself, at the present true value thereof, in money, all in words at length: and if said estate, or any part thereof, lie in common or undivided with the real estate of any other person, you are first to sever and divide the estate of said intestate, from the estate with which it lies in common as aforesaid, giving timely notice to all persons interested, to be present, if they see cause. When you have perfected your inventory, you are faithfully and impartially to divide and make partition of the estate therein appraised, among the children or heirs of said deceased, as the law respecting the descent of intestate estates directs, observing that if any of the children or grandchildren of said deceased have had portions assigned or delivered them by him in his life time, to take such portions into consideration, and deduct the same from their shares in such partition respectively. Moreover, if it shall appear that any messuage, tract of land, or other tenement, shall be of greater value than either party’s part, or share in said estate, and cannot be subdivided, or part thereof assigned to one and part to another, without great inconvenience: you may settle or assign the same to one or more of the parties, and award that the party or parties to whom you assigned the same, pay such sum or sums of money to the other party or parties, as by means thereof may have less than their share. When you go about your work, let all parties concerned have notice: and if any dispute arise about the quantity of any parcel of land, you may procure an artist for the survey thereof : and if all parties be satisfied with your proceedings, let them signify the same by countersigning. You are to be under oath faithfully to perform the said service, and when it is completed, you are to make return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, into the Probate Office for the county aforesaid, as soon as may be. Given under my hand and seal of office, at Augusta, in said county, this tenth day of October A.D. 1815
D. Cony Judge of Probate
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Kennebec Co. At a Court of Probate at Augusta within and for said county on Tuesday the 12 of March 1816. The foregoing report being presented to the Honorable Daniel Cony Esq. Judge of Probate for said county of Kennebec, as the division of said real estate of Asher Hinds, late of Clinton, Esquire, deceased intestate, made upon oath by Ezekiel Brown Jr, Henry Johnson and David Church, a committee duly appointed and authorized for that purpose and the Judge of said court having examined and considered the same- It is therefore ordered and decreed that received report be accepted as a new division of the said real estate among the children and heirs of the aforesaid deceased and that these same be recorded, probated however the new report is accepted in the following conditions to wit: That these assignees who abide by the terms of and report are to pay at the said rate of money to others of the assignees therein named herein
to wit: to pay such sum or sums and interest at the rates of principle contained per agreement to be paid within one year after by party having right by law to claim the same and the same or part so assigned shall be held charged for the payment thereof.
D Cony Judge of Probate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Kennebec Co We the in designated the committee in the named warrant mentioned, after having been legally sworn, and having given the notice to all persons intrusted in the former, have promised to the discharge of the duties therein assigned them and now by leave to report, That the late Asher Hinds Esq in the aforesaid warrant mentioned at the time of his decease was taxed & possessed of the following disencumbered real estate to wit: a certain piece or parcel of land situated in Clinton in said county on the East side of the Sebasticook River commonly called the homestead and this sum lot or farm on which the said Asher Hinds Esq resided at the time of his decease, containing about one hundred & fifty acres of land, which said lot of land with it’s appendages (after deducting there from the right to dower heretofore assigned to the widow Rebecca Hinds) We have appraised and estimated at the sum of nine hundred dollars in value. ($900) And also a certain other piece or parcel of land situated in Winslow in said county & bounded as follows to wit: beginning at a pine stump at the north east corner of land owned by Stephen Crosby, then running south eighty degrees east forty one rods, to the south side of mill stream, then south seventy one degrees east on the bank of said stream six rods, then south eighty two degrees east on said bank five rods, then south fourteen degrees east on said bank seven rods, then south thirty five degrees east on the bank of said stream about six rods, then north one rod to the middle of said stream, then up the middle of said stream eight rods, then south fifty degrees west about eight rods to the south west corner of the mill yard, then south thirty three degrees east about twenty rods to the south east corner of said yard, then south sixteen degrees east, twenty three and an half rods to a stake and stones, then south fourteen degrees west eighty four rods to a stake & stones, then west northwest one hundred and twenty two rods to a stake and stones on the easterly line of Stephen Crosby’s land & from there north thirty two degrees east to the first mentioned bounds containing about seventy acres of land which said last described tract of land to have appraised and estimated at the sum of four hundred and twenty dollars in value. ($420)
7 And also a certain other piece or parcel of land situated in said Winslow commonly called the bog lot and bounded as follows to wit : beginning at a hemlock tree at the northeast corner of land owned by Thomas Smiley, twenty nine rods northerly of land owned by Ebenezer Heald, then running west northwest about one hundred and sixty rods to a stake and stones, then north northeast about fifty five rods, then east southeast about one hundred and sixty rods & from there south southwest to the first mentioned bounds. And also a certain other piece or parcel of land adjoining thereto and bounded as follows to wit : Northerly by land of John Drummond, easterly by lands of Ephriam Wilson, southerly by the aforesaid Bog lot & westerly by the mill stream, containing nine acres of land. The two last disencumbered tracts of land contains in the whole, forty two acres and two thirds of an acre of land, and after deducting therefrom the afore said widows rights of dower therein heretofore assigned , we have appraised and estimated the same at the sum of two hundred & ten dollars. ($210) And also the south half of a saw mill in said Winslow standing on land formerly owned by Joel Crosby deceased, with one half of one and an half acre of land, thereto adjoining, appropriated for a mill yard, together with the privilege of a road leading therefrom to the Sebasticook river, and the privilege of occupying one and an half acre of land lying on said river for artisaning & one half of all privileges to said mill belonging which said last described real estate & privileges thereto belonging, after deducting the aforesaid widows dower, we have appraised and estimated at the sum of three hundred and thirty four dollars. ($334) And also a certain building (store) formerly occupied by Messrs. Cony and Barton as a store, standing between the dwelling house and shop of Gersham Flagg in said Clinton, which said last described real estate with the legal rights & privileges there to belonging, we have appraised and estimated at the sum of Fifty dollars. ($50)
And also one pew in the meeting house in Winslow, which we have appraised and estimated at the sum of five dollars in value. ($5) And also a certain lot of land situated on or near the Union River in the county of Hancock and known and described in the original offer of this commonwealth by lot number fifty four in township number twenty, middle division, the whole lot containing three hundred & twenty acres of land, which said lot was drawn by one Benjamin Hinds as the holder of ticket no. two hundred twenty five in the land offer established by laws passed the ninth day of November in the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred & eighty six. One half of which said lot belonged to the said Ashur Hinds at the time of his decease & which we have estimated and appraised at the sum of two hundred dollars in value, ($200) which said real estate as above appraised & estimated amounts in the whole exclusive of the widows dower, the sum of two thousand one hundred & nineteen dollars in value. None of which having been sold since the decease of said Asher Hinds Esq. For payment of his just debts. ($2119)
8 And we the afore said committee would further report that the only heirs at law, of said Asher Hinds, that said committee have been able to discover are the following children of said Asher Hinds Esq. To wit : Asher, Benjamin, Patty, Ruby, Thirza, Jefferson, Crosby, Temple & Elvira, none of which having in the life time of said Asher Hinds Esq had portions assigned or dedicated to them.
Each of said children are therefor entitled to receive out of said estate their respective shares therein in equal proportions which said real estate we have therefore divided into nine equal parts at two hundred & thirty five dollars & forty four cents a share, which we have made partition of & divided among the heirs aforesaid in manner following to wit : Several parts of said real estate in the opinion of said committee cannot without great inconvenience and injury to the occupation of the same be divided amongst said heirs, We have therefor appended the division of said warrant, assigned to Benjamin Hinds aforesaid all the above disencumbered real estate commonly called the homestead, except that part thereof heretofore assigned to the widow Rebecca Hinds as her dower therein, reference to said assignment being had for it’s description & bounds and also one undivided half part of the aforesaid saw mill with an equal share of the privileges thereto apportioning as above described to have and to hold the same to the said Benjamin Hinds his heirs and assigns forever, as fully and completely as the aforesaid Asher Hinds Esq held & occupied the same during his life or at the time of his decease, saving and excluding therefrom that part of the same heretofore assigned to the widow as aforesaid. And we have & do hereby assign to Asher Hinds aforesaid the following part of the real estate as above described to wit : all and every part of the Union River lot so called, the aforesaid store and the Pew in said Winslow meeting house and one undivided half part of the above described saw mill and privileges thereto belonging, to have and to hold the same to the said Asher Hinds his heirs and assigns as fully and completely as the said Asher Hinds Esq held and occupied the same at the time of his decease, saving and excluding therefrom the aforesaid widows right of dower heretofore assigned to her in said saw mill & privileges thereto belonging, to have and to hold the same to the said Asher Hinds his heirs and assigns as fully and completely as the said Asher Hinds Esq held and occupied the same at the time of his decease saving and excluding therefrom the aforesaid widows right of dower heretofore assigned to her in said saw mill & privileges. And we have also and do hereby assign to the aforesaid Temple & Crosby Hinds out of the aforesaid estate the whole and every part of the lot of land in Winslow commonly called the seventy acre lot, it being the tract of land in this report secondly above described to have and to hold the same jointly by said Temple & Crosby Hinds their heirs and assigns forever as fully & completely as the said Asher Hinds Esq held and occupied the same at the time of his decease.
And we have also and do hereby assign out of said estate to the aforesaid Jefferson Hinds the whole and every part of the Bog lot so called and the said nine acres of land adjoining thereto as above described, to have & to hold the same to the said Jefferson Hinds his heirs and assigns forever as fully and completely as the said Asher Hinds Esq held & occupied the same vat the time of his decease, saving and excluding therefrom the aforesaid widows right of dower heretofore assigned to her in the same. And we the aforesaid committee do hereby award and order that the aforesaid Benjamin Hinds pay or cause to be paid onto the following known heirs to the said Asher Hinds Esq deceased, the following sums of money, to wit:
9 onto the aforesaid Patty Hinds the sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars twenty four cents, in part of her claim to the aforesaid real estate. ($125.24) And to the aforesaid Ruby Hinds the sum of two hundred & thirty five dollars forty four cents in full for all claims she may have to the aforesaid real estate. ($235.44) To Thirza & Elvira Hinds two hundred & thirty five dollars forty four cents each in full for all claims which either of them may have to the aforesaid real estate. ($235.44) And we further award and order that the aforesaid Asher Hinds pay or cause to be paid onto the aforesaid Patty Hinds the sum of one hundred & ten dollars & twenty cents in full of all claims which she may have to the aforesaid real estate. ($110.20) And to Jefferson, Temple & Crosby Hinds the respective sums of twenty five dollars & forty four cents each, which together with the real estate above assigned to them is in full of all claims which they or either of them may have as heirs at law to said real estate. ($25 But it is to be unburdened that this report & the assignments and awards therein made is to have no operation upon the reversion of the widows dower or that part of the real estate of the late Asher Hinds Esq deceased heretofore assigned to her but that the same is to be and remain as though this report has not been made.
Given under our hand at Clinton this twenty fifth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen
Ezekiel Brown
Henry Johnson
David Church
We do hereby consent and agree to the within & foregoing report, award & partition and every part of the same.
Asher Hinds
Benj Hinds
January 25th A 1816 Patty Hinds
Ruby Hinds
Rebecca Hinds guardian for Thirsy Hinds
Elvira Hinds
Jefferson Hinds
Stephen Crosby guardian for Temple Hinds
Crosby Hinds
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https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-40000-296395718/asher-hi... Asher Hinds<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Sep 11 1759 - Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States<br>Marriage: Spouse: Rebecca Hinds (born Crosby) - Sep 6 1788 - Benton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States<br>Death: Mar 19 1814 - Benton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States<br>Father: <a>Benjamin Hinds</a><br>Mother: <a>Elizabeth Hinds (born Temple)</a><br>Wife: <a>Rebecca Hinds (born Crosby)</a><br>Children: <a>Betsey Betty (born Hinds)</a>, <a>Ruby Barton (born Hinds)</a>, <a>Asher Hinds</a>, <a>Ulmer Hinds</a>, <a>Benjamin Hinds</a>, <a>Martha Patty Barton (born Hinds)</a>, <a>Thersy Thyirza Heald (born Hinds)</a>, <a>Abner Hinds</a>, <a>Thomas Jefferson Hinds</a>, <a>Temple Hinds</a>, <a>Crosby Hinds</a>, <a>Elv
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Asher Hinds's Timeline
| 1759 |
September 11, 1759
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Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1789 |
October 27, 1789
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Albion, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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| 1792 |
May 2, 1792
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Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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| 1794 |
January 19, 1794
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Albion, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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| 1796 |
January 12, 1796
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Albion, Kennebec, Maine, United States
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| 1798 |
July 5, 1798
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Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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| 1800 |
July 24, 1800
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Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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| 1803 |
1803
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Benton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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| 1805 |
August 8, 1805
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Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine, United States
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