Household 728: John Nock Hinton & Joan Spendlove

Household Record 728

Res.1/Male/Husb} Hinton, John Nock C

Family History} Olson

Res.2/Fem./Wife} Spendlove, Emma

HH Type} Historic household

Address/Location:
Name(s)}	John N. & Emma Hinton
Optional}	Washington County*
Str./Apt.}
City/etc.}	Virgin City, Utah

Household Dates:

Source} Exa 7 Jun 1880

Move-In} Bef 7 Jun 1880

Move-Out} Aft 7 Jun 1880

Source 1}	1777=Genealogy
Source 2}	1778=1880 USA cen
Source 3}	1778=1900 USA cen
Source 4}	1779=1910 USA cen
Source 5}	1780=1920 USA cen
Source 6}	1125=Death certif
Source 7}	1784=Cemetery rec
Source 8}	1792=Cemetery rec
Source 9}	1789=Photograph

Last Updated
by} Karen Hancock

Date Updated} 14 Jul 2015
Date Created} 2 Jul 2015

Notes: According to various records, John Nock Hinton was born 18 Oct 1839 in Ashted, Birmington, Warwickshire, England, to Atkins Hinton and Agnes Maurice. Emma Spendlove was born 29 Jan 1842 in Cosby, Leicestershire, England to John Spendlove and Elizabeth Harrison. They married 19 May 1861 on board the Underwriter while crossing the Atlantic Ocean to America.

In the 1880 U.S. census, John N. Hinton, 41, and his wife Emma Hinton, 39, were living in Virgin City, Kane*, Utah. John was a cabinet maker. Their children were John M., 18, carpenter, Agnes, 16, Mayrion, 14, Emma, 12, Morice, 8, Annie, 6, and Bernard, 1. John had been born in Salt Lake City, Utah. The rest of the children had been born in Virgin City. *The 1880 U.S. census used the old county line between Kane and Washington counties, placing Virgin in Kane County rather then in Washington County.

In the 1900 U.S. census, the family was again enumerated in Virgin, Washington, Utah. John N., 60, born Oct 1839, was now a farmer. A U.S. resident for 39 years, he was a naturalized citizen. Emma, 58, born Jan 1842, had had ten children, nine of them then living. The children at home included Burnett, 21, born Jan 1879, a farm laborer, Edith, 19, born Mar 1891, and Catherine, 16, born Apr 1884. Several of Emma's brothers and their families are enumerated on the same census page.

In the 1910 U.S. census, John N., 70, and Emma S., 68, were living in Hurricane, Washington, Utah. John was a carpenter, working on houses. Emma had had eleven children, nine of them then living. Also living in Hurricane were their sons Bernard and Thomas and their families.

In the 1920 U.S. census, John N., 80, and Emma, 78, were still living in Hurricane. John, no occupation, and his wife were both naturalized citizens, 1879. Their sons Bernard and Thomas, and their families, lived nearby.

John died 25 Aug 1928 in Hurricane, Washington, Utah. His death certificate gives hypostatic pneumonia as cause of death, and mechanic as occupation. He is buried in the Hurricane City Cemetery, Hurricane, Utah. Emma died 5 May 1929 in St. Thomas, Clark, Nevada, the city of residence of her daughter Edith Gibson. She is buried with her husband in the Hurricane City Cemetery.

Total # of Residents} 13

Other Residents:

Household	His Last HH} ___	His Next HH} ___
Links =>	Her Last HH} ___	Her Next HH} ___

3rd Res.}	Hinton, John Maurice	1862 - 1891	___
4th Res.}	Hinton, Agnes Elizabeth	1864 - 1911	___
5th Res.}	Hinton, Marion	1866 - 1924	___
6th Res.}	Hinton, Emma	1868 - 1932	___
7th Res.}	Hinton, Atkins	1870 - 1940	___
8th Res.}	Hinton, Thomas Maurice	1872 - 1948	729
9th Res.}	Hinton, Annie	1874 - 1938	___
10th Res.}	Hinton, Joel	1877 - 1877	___
11th Res.}	Hinton, Bernard Bulmer	1879 - 1969	___
12th Res.}	Hinton, Edith Alice	1881 - 1964	___
13th Res.}	Hinton, Catherine	1884 - 1967	___

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