1) The Henckel Genealogy by William S. and Minnie W. Junkins
$95
Only Available New From The Henckel Family Association, used books occasionally can be found on Amazon and other websites, they are selling for between $150 to $250 depending on condition!
The book outlines and discusses the seven branches of Anthony Jacob Henckel’s family, there is a branch for each of Anthony Jacob and Maria Dentzer Henckel’s seven children that lived to be adults. The book carries our family lineage from the 1500’s through the 1930’s. If your last name or any of your family members are Henckel, Henkel, Hinkle, Henkle, Hinkle, Geiger, , Kuhn, Apple, and hundreds more, then you are likely a descendant of the Rev. Anthony Jacob and Maria who arrived in America in 1717.
The book is a must read for anyone that is starting a genealogical study or just wants to know more about their lineage and family’s history.
We are the only source for new hard bound copies of “The Genealogy”.
The price of the book is $95.00, including shipping and handling.
Scroll down to the end of this page for ordering instructions.
2) The Autobiography and Chronological Life of Reverend Paul Henkel (1754-1825)
On Sale now $30 including shipping & handling!!
The book is a fascinating account from the diaries and journals of the missionary travels of Rev. Paul Henkel and, his wife, Elizabeth Negeley Henkel. They traveled by horse and buggy through the mid-Atlantic states in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s. Their travels took them on trips to North Carolina where Paul was born, to Pendleton County, VA (now WVA) where he lived in his youth, and to Ohio, Tennessee, and Missouri where they helped to spread God’s word. Paul and Elizabeth’s home was in New Market, VA. New Market was the center of their ministry and home to The Henkel Press which for over 150 years printed materials for many the Lutheran Churches across the country.
The diaries and journals of Reverend Paul Henkel were translated from German to English by Reverend William J. Finck, D.D. from 1935 – 1937; edited by Melvin L. Miller from 1991-1997; edited by Reverend Anthony Jacob Henckel Family National Association, Inc. Officers from 1999-2002; and published by Reverend Anthony Jacob Henckel Family National Association, Inc. in 2002.
Copies of this book are only available through the Association and there is a limited supply. Please see address and instructions for ordering below. Available for a limited time at $30.00, including handling and shipping.
Book Ordering Instructions Only
The books, The Henckel Genealogy and The Autobiography and Chronological Life of Reverend Paul Henkel (1754 -1825) can be ordered by sending a note indicating which book that you would like to order with payment to:
Kimberly Hinkle Linger, 1468 Shawnee Drive, Buckhannon, WV 26201
Check should be made to: The Reverend A.J. Henckel Family National Assoc., Inc.
Be sure to include the address you would like the books to be shipped, if different from the address on your check!
The Reverend Anthony Jacob Henckel Family National Association, Inc. 
Can these books still be ordered?
A new printing will soon be available, keep checking out website. Merry Christmas, Rev. Gary Boston, VP
I am a descendant of Paul Henkel and I have been looking for his autobiography and chronological life
The green book above.
I would love to find a copy of this book.
Jorlicky@aol.com
Hi Julia, I believe we have a few copies, we had a couple at our reunion over Father’s Day weekend. We also are planning to publish more copies of the Genealogy Book (The Big Red Book). Rev. Gary Boston, VP
Please let me know if you discover any more copies. I know there was a geneology book that ended in 1978 for the Hinkles. I think it was green.
Hi Brenda, The one you are referring to may be the one from the Hinkle association on the West Coast. We have a green cover on the Rev. Paul Henkel journal translated from German to English that I believe we are sold out now of it. Our Big Red Book geneology book ended about 1963 of the research. I am branch 5 and it went to my mom and my uncle. Blessings, Revv. Gary Boston, VP
The Henckel Genealogy, published in 1964, is digitized and available at Familysearch.org, Film #962527 or 1036442. Be sure to sign in and you can view both films at home. It is also digitized at Heritage Quest. Most public libraries have a portal that is free with a library card. Nedra
Hi folks, the green cover book is the Journal translated from German to English of the Rev. Paul Henkel of New Market, VA and other places. Our genealogy is the Big Red Book of the seven branches of the children of the Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel that came through Philadelphia and Germantown, PA to New Hanover, PA to pastor the New Hanover Lutheran Church (now Gilbertsville, PA) in 1717 that was published about 1963 and will be available later sometime in 2023 so keep watching for more info on our website. Blessings, Rev. Gary Boston, VP
Is there any update when the book The Henckel Geneology will be available? It says out of stock.
Thank you,
Janice Montgomery
Janice, Unless someone knows more. it can be brought up at our 2022 reunion.
Rev. Gary Boston, VP
Janice and all that have asked,
I am not aware of additional planned copies of the Big Red Book unless someone knows better. However, it is an issue we can discuss at our 2022 reunion.
Rev. Gary Boston, VP
From 1970 to 2014 the Henckel Genealogical Bulletin published 1800+ pages of additions and corrections to the 1964 The Henckel Genealogy–the big red book. The original volume is readily available online at archive.org as a pdf download. Just be aware that 55 years of research since it was published has doubled the knowledge of the family. Nedra
Hello; Where can I find info on the 2022 reunion?? Thanks!
Melody, see the newsletter tab for 2020 that was canceled. It will be the same plan. Eddie Hinkle will be giving an update when the time gets closer. Rev. Gary Boston, VP
Do you expect to receive more copies of the The Henckel Genealogy hardcover book in the future? If so, I will order one per the instructions. Thanks. Jason
I was not aware we are out of stock of the Big Red Book. Did you follow the instructions on our website tab for ordering publications? There are several libraries like Winchster, VA city (Handley} that have reference copy. If we are out, I will bring up the issue at our 2021 Reunion in WV (moved from 2020) over Father’s Day weekend. Rev. Gary Boston VP
The Henckel Genealogy is available in digital form at Heritage Quest. Check your local library for an online portal to this web site. Remember that this was published 66 years ago and more pages of corrections and additions have been published than are in the original book.
All who want to know more on the 2022 reunion, click on “Newsletter” tab and see the 2020 plan, it should be the same, but more info will be released when the time grows closer.
Rev. Gary Boston, VP
Greetings,
I would be very much interested in buying the book if I knew for sure that my branch was in there…One of my direct ancestors is Mary Eva Hinkle (m. George Coover) b. 1832 in Fayette County, Ohio…Her father is supposedly Salem Henkle b. 1803 in Shenandoah, Virginia. I just was curious if she was listed as Salem’s daughter in the book. I would greatly appreciate finding out. Thank you so much in advance!
Blessings,
Christian
Hi Christian,
One of the tabs on our website has instructions on ordering your own copy, but a few libraries have a copy in their reference area, like James Wood in Winchester, VA. If you want to know more about our family, join our association and join us at our 2021 annual reunion in WV. Our newsletter tab has the details and costs. We give details about certain family members and the areas they live in and when (history presentation) at each of our reunions, but it is up to each member to trace their family line. I have traced mine on the Hinkle side to 1510 and Boston side to Henry Boston born in 1620 and was in the outer banks of Virginia by 1642 (at age 22).
Blessings,
Rev. Gary Boston, VP
Hi again, Christian,
I am unable to find my copy of The Big Red Book, The Henckel Genealogy, to look for the name, perhaps someone else on this blog will be able to look for you. From the location of your relative, you most likely are part of branch V, John Justus Henkel, whose grave site we plan to visit as part of our 2021 reunion. I am part of Branch V myself. My copy was published in 1963 that had all the way to my mother, Doris Eileen Hinkle Boston Metcalf who just passed away at age 96 1/2. She was a “Rosie-the Riveter” at Goodyear, Akron, Ohio, during WWII and my dad was waist gunner on B-24, 5th Air Force.
Hope someone will look for you,
Cousin Gary
I am a descendent of Christina Henkel ( Isaac Harman) daughter of Rev Anthony Jacob Henkel. Is the book containing Rev Henkels autobiography still available?
Crystal, click on our publications tab on website for ordering instructions. Our 2021 reunion will be in WV, Join our association and see some of your Henckel, Henkel, Hinkle cousins. Rev. Gary Boston, VP
HI again Crystal,
We have the English translation from German, journal of the Rev. Paul Henkel, buried in New Market Virginia and we have The Henckel Genealogy (Big Red Book) that breaks the descendants of the Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel into the seven surviving children with oldest being branch one (I am branch five/John Justus Henkel) that came through Philadelphia to be pastor at The New Hanover Lutheran Church, Gilbertsville, PA in 1717. Our 2017 reunion main event was held there with 151 attending counting a few children. My edition of the Big Red Book was published in 1963 that has my line down to my mother and my uncle Charles.
Rev. Gary Boston, VP
I’m a Grand son of John Hinkle from Stoney Creek, Tennessee. He was in the Philippines in 1898 during the Spanish-American war as a teenager in the US Army. Everything I know about my Grand father is a second hand information from my mother, John Hinkle’s only daughter. If anyone is familiar with John Hinkle from Stoney Creek, Tennessee, I sure would be interested in hearing about it.
Hi Elmer, If you do not have a copy of the Henckel Genealogy (Big Red Book), instructions for purchase are on our website. There may be some information there or even in Rev. Paul Henkel’s Journal (translated from German to English has a green cover or my copy does). I learned more about my line, Paul’s youngest brother, Benjamin in it. Hopefully someone else in our association will have something and respond. If not already a member, join and attend our 2021 reunion in WV. Blessings, Rev. Gary Boston, VP.
Elmer, If we do not have any current copies (check Pub tab on website), some libraries have reference copies like the Handley Library, Winchester, VA 22601. Rev. Gary Boston VP.
I am descended from John Justus Henkle…Maria Henkle who married Joshua Hahn….
I am trying to figure out where Paul Henkle fits in with my family.
I would love a copy of his autobiography.
Julia Orlicky from Hahn from Henkle
jorlicky@aol.com
Julia, If you do not already have a copy of The Henckel Genealogy book (The Big Red Book), I recommend you purchase a copy. It takes some understanding on how to use it, but using the name index, you should be able to tract your family. John Justus is Branch V of the Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel (Henkel/Hinkle/ and other English spellings by English county clerks) children that came with him to New Hanover, PA in 1717. Gary Boston, VP.
Check our prices of The Henckel Genealogy (Junkin) on our website and send your check to Kimberly. Rev. Gary Boston, VP
I would love to soon join and eventually buy the book. My ancestors are (1)Jacob and Maria Dentzer Henckel, (2) Jacob and Anna Henckel, (3) Anthony and Maria Hinkle, (4) Nathan and Rebecca Hinkle, (5) William and ? Hinkle, (6) Robert Hopkins and Elizabeth Hinkle Hopkins, (7) Benjamin Davis and Jennie Hopkins DAVIS, (8) Burrel Davis Sr. and Nellie Silvers DAVIS, (9) Burrel Davis Jr. and Hannelore Schúle Davis, and then me, Katharine Davis Dodson.
Yesterday, I received “The Henckel Genealogy”. At this point I have not seen another copy of this book. Thank you for contacting your publisher.
Thank you, glad you got the second mailing. If would happen to receive the first shipment, please send it back to sender and I will see that you receive the money, for returning it. Media Mail will cost about $5. Do not take it out of the box, just take it to Post Office and they will take care of return.
As you suggested I contacted your publisher but, have not heard back regarding my copy of Henckel Genealogy. Maybe you should contact them and find out the problem.
Your Henckel Genealogy was shipped today (5/31). It was shipped by Media Mail. If you have further comments, please send them to my email address: rehenkel48@gmail.com
I received my copy of The Autobiography and Chronological life of Reverend Paul Henkel, however The Henckel Genealogy has not arrived as yet. Do you have any idea of when that might be shipped?
Please contact Campbell Printing our publisher and shipping source via email if you have not received your Henckel Genealogy by now. Media mail can take up to 10 days to arrive depending on where you live. email: walter@campbellprintcenter.com
I have talked with our publisher and he will ship you a second Henckel Genealogy this week. This is the first time Media Mail has failed to deliver. I understand from our publisher you live in California which means you may receive the first book in the future.
in the future please go to contact us and send me an email, versus posting on our blog. It will get handled much faster that way. Sorry for the problem, please let me know when you receive the second and if you ever receive the first one.
Richard Henkel
My wife is a Desendents ofDaniel Hinkle born 1809 in NC married Serana Dunn 1832 in Mo. any body able to go back any father
Are both of these books still available?
Yes, they are still avaiable.
I have the Junkins book, but my Elizabeth Hinckel (born 23 Aug 1752) is not in it. She married George Albrecht/Albright Bayer (most often used Albrecht/Albright) on June 26, 1770 in York, York County, PA. Albright was the son of Johannas Mathias Bayer and his wife Catharine (surname not found). The marriage of Elizabeth and Albright is recorded in the Stayers Lutheran Church in York, PA. She and husband lived in Newberry Twp, York Co, PA (a section of which later became Conewago Twp. They had 11 children and I have been able to find most of the births, baptisms, marriages and some of the spouses of the children in York Co, PA records. Elizabeth and Albright may be among the unidentified buried in the Quickel’s Cemetery, York Co, PA. Their union is recorded in The Genealogical Chronicles of an American Family (Fetrow-Fettrow-Fettro) (1719-1979), by Alan G. Fetrow, with the Journal of John Philip Fetrow given as the source. Therein the marriage date is July 6, 1770. Thank you for any help you can offer.
I am the great great granddaughter of Peter Kinkle who married Sarah M Miller in Ohio. The information that I have is that Peter was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. My DNA results note that I am a related to Hannah Hinkle who was also born in Bucks County, PA. Her father was Henry Hinkle and her mother was Susan Dean. I am aware that the Henckle, Hinkle, Kinkle and Kunckle family surnames are found in the same family group. Am I a descendant of Rev. Paul Henckel. Jean
The Henckel Genealogy available on our website would fill in the blanks in your Henckel family tree back to the early 1600’s.
There’s a reference to “Gems of Henckel Memorabilia” in the ordering instructions, but there’s no description of it above. Is this item still available? If so, for how much?
Gems of Henckel Memorabilia are no longer available. Should have been removed from our list of publications.
I believe I am a descendent from branch V researched through myheritage
Anthony Jacob Henckel 1668 – 1728
Johann Justus Henckel 1706-1778
Catherine Jane Biffle (Henckel) 1735 – 1803
John Adam Biffle 1757 – 1850
Goldman John Biffle 1796 – 1861
James Monroe Biffle 1829 – 1912
Sarah Matilda Turbyfill 1855 – 1938
Bessie Mae Smith 1882 – 1937
Earl W Smith 1917 – 1976
Harlie Elza Smith 1949 –
My immediate family has lived in California since the 1940’s after WW2. Both of my parents were born in Oklahoma, I would love to hear from anyone I am related to.
It appears that you definitely are a member of Branch V of our family, No doubt Catherine Henkle married Adam Biffle, according to The Henckel Genealogy they had a son John born ??? About all I can tell you from Genealogy. Your sources seem to be better than mine!
Is the English-translation of the diary of Rev. Paul Henkel still available for purchase? He baptized many of my descendants at the Old Pine Lutheran Church in Mt. Jackson, VA, and later knew them in Mason County.
Cordially Bob Roush
rroush@bcm.edu
Book is still available.
Go back to our website by Googling: Henckel Family Association. At top of page hit Tab marked Publications, scroll down and you will find book and ordering instructions at bottom of page.
I was told it was in Pennsylvania this year and possibly Staunton next year. I live in Fishersville, between Staunton and Waynesboro. Wish I’d of paid more attention, I would have cleared my schedule so my family could attend. I will try to make the Pennsylvania Reunion if all goes well.
Sorry you could not attend, it was a great reunion featuring both Staunton and Waynesboro Henkel Sites, as well as, local attraction including Woodrow Wilson’s Birthplace and Museum and a Tour of downtown Staunton featuring Henkel Family sites including Paul Henkel and Family’s home site and 5 Henkel Doctors homes, and a visit and picnic to our Coiner cousins old Trinty Lutheran Church. We look forward to seeing you in New Hanover Pennsylvania June 16th thru 18th. The two featured sites are New Hanover Lutheran Church where Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel and his family lived and worked upon arriving in America in September 1717 and The Daniel Boone Homestead where Daniel Boone was born and raised until his father, Squire Boone decided to move their family to North Carolina in 1750. Just happens that the Henckels and Boone’s moved to N.C. about the same time and had adjoining farms in what is now Mocksville, NC. They just might have been friends in PA as you will find out at the Reunion. We also have a surprise site that has just been uncovered. Richard
Hello; how much is the 300th Anniversary medallion? (it doesn’t specify on this site) Thank You!
I am a descendant of: Rev. Anthony Jacob Hinckel > Johann Justice Hinckel > Jacob Anthony Henkel Sr.> Jacob Titus Henkle Jr. > Asa Samuel Henkle > Clarinda D. Henkle > Bert Ray Lepley > Melvin J. Lepley
The Henckel Medallion is $30.00 which includes shipping and handling. Thank you for pointing out that I forgot the price on the Medallion when I posted that we ha just gotten a new shipment in!
Hello, I would love to get the book and join the membership and wish I could have gone to the reunion in Staunton! But living in Delaware outside of Philly, will surely love to be in Germantown next year. Since Ancestry.com changed their format, some of my info may be incorrect but this is what I have.
My Grandmother was Iva Elvira Hinkle
GrGrandFather Charles L Hinkle
GrGrGrandfather Ebenezer Hinkle
3xGrGrandfather John & Winny Hinkle
4xGrGrandfather Henry Dorathea Hinkle
5xGrGrandfather George R & Anna Marie Hinkle
6xGrGrandfather Anthonius Jacobus Henckel
Want to check before joining and sending in the fee thank you
You are a Branch II Henckel, I just checked out Henry (Heinrich) Hinkle born January 19, 1801 in Henckel Genealogy, pg 87. I am sure you can confirm the rest of your lineage in the book. Check out Hinkletown, PA online and you can also learn about your heritage. Richard Henkel
Hi Tammy. I went to the reunion this past weekend and found out I am in Branch II as well. Of the 150 people attending, only three of us were from Branch II. So that makes us distant cousins. I live in Roswell, Georgia near Atlanta. Where are you?
My family eventually ended up in Kentucky in 1798 after my great, great grandmother, Elizabeth Hinkle, married my great, great grandfather, William Hart, in Augusta County, Virginia in 1798. I look forward to hearing back from you.
Nancy (Hart Battaglia)
I would really like to buy this book, but I’m not sure my family is from the same line. I have traced my family back to William Lazarus Henkel and Nancy Randall or Randolph in Tazewell, Virginia circa late 1700s. I had been told as a child that we were descendants of Pocahontas and the Randolphs of Virginia are in her line, but some histories have her dying without issue. If my family is linked to yours, I very much want to purchase the book and become a member but if we are of a different line, then the book does me no good at all. I would greatly appreciate any information you might have about this line. Thanks so much.
Betty Cyrus
blcyrus@cox.net
Where do you get this
“The Henckel Genealogy by Junkins and Junkins is the source for this type of information.”
I’s like to buy it
Patty
shells@delaware.net
302-542-0537
LOOKING for the Connection of son to son Osbirn married Christina Hinkle
Osbirn William Henry Walker 1799-1867**CONNECT son to John Walker PATRIOT 1748 ab-1829***
His mother Elizabeth McCampbell Walker 1765-1840*** daughter of Samuel 1743-1804
His wife Christian Clara Hinkle Walker 1803-1876** her Father William Henckel 1778 son of Jacob Henckel 1732
Their daughter Susan Caroline Walker DeLapp**
(NOTE Christina Henckel Walker’s Mother was Jane White daughter of Hugh White of Fishing Creek SC)
(Jacob Henckel 1732 is from Spread Eagle Tavern in Lancaster PA and moved to Lincolnton NC with son William)
I have all the information on Christian from her back to now an on the White’s….
Patty
shells@delaware.net
302-542-0537
Who has these sources as Documents on paper not just a reference… I believe this came from the bulletins written by Robert Hess
1. Rev. Paul Henkel in 1785 received a letter from Jacob Hinkle of North Carolina: “He was my father’s first cousin and already an old man.” Rev. Paul Henkel says Rowan County, but in 1785 Lincoln joined Rowan, and this is the only Jacob Hinkle in North Carolina to fit the description.
2. Joseph, son of Jacob, in a letter to [HG#527] Rev. David Henkel [son of Rev. Paul] calls him cousin.[21]
States referenced as
21. Melvin L. Miller, edit., “The Autobiography and Chronological Life of Reverend Paul Henkel” (Reverend Anthony Jacob Henckel Family National Association, 2002), Inc., 29.
I am tying to get ahold of Robert HESS who used these in articles…
Patty
shells@delaware.net 302-542-0537
Hello: Does anyone know if there is any information about the other 42 people that emigrated with Rev. Henkle in 1717 to Falkner’s Swamp? I am related to a Peter Conrad who owned land in Falkners Swamp and was a Deacon in the Lutheran church in 1717. I am running across information that says Rev. Henkle’s son-in-law, Valentine Gieger, was the first land owner and first settler in Falkner’s Swamp. I have found a description of Valentine’s land, which states it butts up to Peter Conrad’s land. So either Conrad bought at the same time, from Sprogell, or Peter Conrad was a land holder before Valentine. Would anyone have any further information or suggestions as to where I might look, online, for further emigration information or land information? Do you know where in Germany Anthony Jacob Henkle emigrated from? I’m thinking Peter Conrad would probably have been a neighbor, if he emigrated at the same time. Thank you for any help you might think of.
Sincerely, Nola Elson, Bothell, WA 4-2-2016
Take a look at New Hanover Lutheran Church’s history. You will find that there were people living in the Falckner Swamp before 1717. Anthony Jacob Henckel was the 3rd pastor of the church which was founded around 1700.
At one time, I thought I had read on this website that pamphlets for each branch of the Henckel family were available. I would be looking for the sixth branch. Do you have any of these available?
We do not have pamphlets on the Branches of our family. The Henckel Genealogy by Junkins and Junkins is the source for this type of information. It outlines each Branch up until the 1930’s, so you will need to know a relative born prior to then to find your lineage. In my case my dad was born in 1923 so it was fairly easy.
The books are available. as you probably noticed under publications.
Richard
Hi, I’m interested in joining and ordering the “Big Red Book”. The information above mentioned a membership and book combo but didn’t see any order information. My great-grandmother was Neta Weston Henkel and is the great-great-great-great-granddaughter of Anthony Jacob. I look forward to becoming a member and hope to be at the reunion. I live in Staunton. So glad I found this website. Teresa Whitesell
Thank you for your comment, as I said in e-mail I just sent you i will correct the instructions for ordering on the site. I look forward to seeing you in Staunton on June 17 at our annual reunion.
Just curious. My husband and his family appear in the big “Red” book (of which we have a copy from his grandfather, Grover J. Hinkle). We noted some missing and erroneous information. How might we present corrections that may be included in future printings (obviously not for the printing coming up in the next month or two)?
We have no control over the contents of the book and cannot correct mistakes in it. I recent found a similar problem by accident. However, my families history is extensively covered and right on! Thanks for your comment.
Any copies left? My ggreat grandmother was Rebecca Henkel Funkhouser..
The Henckel Genealogy by Junkin and Junkin is currently out of stock. It will be printed again in February and available for shipment in March. I will post it on this website when
I have an exact date for shipment so you can pre-order.
There are no other legitimate sources for the book other than our Association. Sometimes there are used copies on Amazon and other places at ridiculous prices, usually over $200, that are in very poor shape.
If you are not a member of our association, we would like to have you as a member. Our next Reunion is in Staunton-Waynesboro, VA – June 18,19,20. I grew up there and had a couple of friends that were Funkhousers!
Richard Henkel
Richard
We are planning to be at the 2016 family reunion in Staunton. Temperance Valentine Hinkle is Rob’s Great Grandmother. We know so very little of the Hinkle family, only what we find on Ancestry so are really excited about the reunion.
Beverly Yates
Beverly, we look forward to seeing you and Rob at the Henckel Family Reunion in Staunton, VA June 17, 18, 19. I am sure that you will learn more about your Henckel side of rob’s family at the Reunion.
I look forward meeting you and seeing any of the relevant information you have collected from Ancestry.com. Hope you have used our tips on finding out which Branch of our family Rob is decedent from that are available on this website.
Are there any copies left to buy? My great great grandmother was Rebecca Henkel Funkhouser
I am a descendent of the Anna Eulalia Dentzer (1640-1700 )>
Anthony Jacob Rev Henckel (1668-1728)>
Jacob Antonius Hinkle Henckel(1709-1750)>
Anthony Jacob Hinkle III (1735-1814)>
Nathan Hinkle(1759-1848)>
Phoebe Hinkle (1809-1894)>
Louisa Ann Hail (1838-1925)>
Mary Maria Story ( 1869-1944)(my Grandmother)>
Elmer Julian Patterson (1903-1981)(my father)>
Lynnette Kay Patterson (Sullivan) (1945- current).
Was Rev Paul Henkel a son of AJ Hinkle III ( 1735-1814)??
Email address: lynnetteksullivan@ gmail.com
Thanks in advance before I decide to purchase the book
Lynnette K Patterson-Sullivan
The Rev. Paul Henkel was the son of Jacob Henckel (changed spelling to Hinkle as an adult). Jacob was the son of John Justus Henckel.
is the book still available?
See the PUBLICATIONS TAB if it is list it is available. When not available it will not be on website.