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Generation: 1

1.
C. Hinton
C. married M.E. Gardner [Group Sheet]
Children:

A.M. Gardner

D. Gardner

Generation: 2

2.	Harrell David Hinton was born 14 Feb 1932, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA (son of James B. Hinton and Edith M Hardiman). Harrell married Doretha Cole 19 Jul 1952, Marion, Indiana, USA. Doretha was born 4 Jun 1930, West Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

3.
Doretha Cole was born 4 Jun 1930, West Virginia, USA.
Children:

1. C. Hinton

Generation: 3

4.	James B. Hinton was born 20 Jan 1893, Indiana, USA. James married Edith M Hardiman 5 Apr 1917, Marion, Indiana, USA. Edith (daughter of Thomas B. Hardiman and Ella Elizabeth Nolcox) was born 6 Sep 1895, Indiana, USA; died 16 Nov 1937, Jennings, Owen, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

Edith M Hardiman was born 6 Sep 1895, Indiana, USA (daughter of Thomas B. Hardiman and Ella Elizabeth Nolcox); died 16 Nov 1937, Jennings, Owen, Indiana, USA.

Children:

2. Harrell David Hinton was born 14 Feb 1932, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 4

10.

Thomas B. Hardiman was born 14 Nov 1867, Indiana, USA; died 15 May 1932, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA.

Thomas married Ella Elizabeth Nolcox 4 Aug 1892, Patoka, Gibson, Indiana, USA. Ella (daughter of John Western Nolcox and Isabelle Patterson) was born Sep 1873, Indiana, USA; died 1950, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

11.

Ella Elizabeth Nolcox was born Sep 1873, Indiana, USA (daughter of John Western Nolcox and Isabelle Patterson); died 1950, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA.

Children:

5. Edith M Hardiman was born 6 Sep 1895, Indiana, USA; died 16 Nov 1937, Jennings, Owen, Indiana, USA.

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