The Reverend Anthony Jacob Henckel Family National Association was founded to record and perpetuate this important American Family’s history from its roots in Germany until today. Read on and join your family to find out how your lineage has helped to formulate our place in American history.
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Dear Joey,
I’m doing a revisit to a Hinkle connection in my Eaton family line, and I’d love to know if you have any information in your ancestry tree that might connect. My great great grandfather was born in Rowan County, North Carolina, in 1807. He was named John Hinkle Eaton. There seem to be at least two interconnections from my reading and study: Rowan County, and Bucks County, PA, before that. It might even be that when John’s parents moved out of Rowan County to Tennessee, and then Indiana, they were making a migration move with some in the Hinkle family. That’s raw and premature speculation on my part. But there definitely had to have been a Hinkle connection currently or previously with the Hinkles for John to be blessed with that middle name. If you have a lineage branch with Eaton names I’d love to hear back from you, and I’ll obviously add at least part of the Hinkle Henckel line in my family tree. I’ll also pass on that info to a cousin of mine whose family tree work is quite extensive.
8th great-grandfather
Son of Anthony Jacob Henckel
Mother of John Biffle
Son of Catherine Henckel
Son of John Biffle
Daughter of Goldman John Biffle
Daughter of Minerva Elizabeth Biffle
Daughter of Lucy Belle Mason
Daughter of Donald Lucille Mason
Son of Frankie Lois Thurmond
You are the son of Richard Dean Wyatt
Hello there! Thats me at the bottom! Richard Joseph Wyatt. I am so honored to be part of this Family Tree! I will be joining. Please tell me the address to the Church where I can go pay my respects to my 8th Great Grandparents, as I am traveling up that way at the end of July.
Thank you!
Joey Wyatt