Enoch Hines, c. 1803-1881, NC>MS>LA

Enoch Hines, my paternal 4th great-grandfather, was born c. 1803 in North Carolina (possibly Sampson County).  He was the son of Felix Hines and Mary "Molly" Carr.  He was in Marion County, Mississippi in the 1820's as he married Susannah Guy on 28 January 1824 in said county.  Susannah was born c. 1807 in  Duplin County, North Carolina, the daughter of Jesse Guy and Mary "Polly" Conerly.  

Enoch and Susannah are shown together on the 1850 Federal Census, Pike County, Mississippi.  Their household then consisted of- Enoch Hines (age 47, Blacksmith, born in North Carolina), Susan H. (age 45, born in North Carolina), Enoch H. (Henry), age 12, Felix, age 10, Christiann (Christina), age 5 and Frances, age 3.  Also in their household were "Students"- George W. Brumfield, age 20 and Andrew J. Brumfield, age 20; and a "Ditcher", William Burns, age 60.   (Not shown on this census are three daughters of Enoch and Susannah- Elizabeth, who married Charles Perry Thomas in 1842, Rebecca, who married George M. Fitzgerald in 1846 and Mary "Polly" Hines, who had married James B. McCain before 1847)

1850 Federal Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Police Dist 2, Pg 16

By 1860, Enoch and Susannah had moved to Washington Parish, Louisiana.  Their son, Felix, and daughter, Frances, remained in their household.  Their son, Enoch Henry, had married Susan Ann Kornegay and the couple also resided in the same household.  I'm uncertain as to the whereabouts of their daughter, Christina at that time.  

1860 Federal Census, Washington Parish, Louisiana, Stubbs Mill, Ward 8, Pg 4

I have been unable to locate the Enoch Hines family on the 1870 Federal Census.  Enoch's wife, Susannah, died c. 1873 in Angie, Washington Parish, Louisiana.  She was buried in the Hines Cemetery there.  In 1880, Enoch resided in the household with his daughter, Mary "Polly", who was then married to Seaborn W. Stogner.

1880 Federal Census, Marion County, Mississippi, Water Holes, Dist 132, Pg 17

Enoch Hines died 19 July 1881 at the age of 78.  He was buried in the Hines Cemetery, Angie, Washington Parish, Louisiana.  

Children of Enoch Hines and Susannah Guy:
i.    Elizabeth Hines, born c. 1824, Marion County, Mississippi, married Charles Perry Thomas
ii.   Rebecca Hines (1825-1885), Marion County, Mississippi, married George M. Fitzgerald
iii.  Mary "Polly" Hines (1828-1896), married (1) James B. McCain  (2) Seaborn W. Stogner
iv.  Enoch Henry Hines (1837-1909), married Susan Ann Kornegay
v.   Felix Henry Hines, born c. 1841, married Sarah Ann Stogner
vi.  Christina Hines, born c. 1845, no further info
vii. Frances Analiza Hines (1848-1913), married William Nathan Crain

Mary "Polly" Hines, 1828-1896, LA>MS

Mary "Polly" Hines, my paternal third great-grandmother, was born 10 March 1828 in Marion County, Mississippi, the daughter of Enoch Hines and Susannah Guy.  She married first James B. McCain, the son of Edward McCain and Nancy Bennett.  The couple was enumerated together on the 1860 Federal Census of Washington Parish, Louisiana.  At that time, they had four children- Rebecca J. (Jane), age 12, William J. (James), age 8, Edward, age 5 and Simeon? B. (Samuel Bennett), age 2.  

1860 Federal Census, Washington Parish, Louisiana, Ward 8, Stubbs Mill, Pg 2

Another son was born from the union of Mary and her first husband- Nicholas James McCain, born in September 1863.  In the same year, Mary's husband died (cause of death unknown).

Mary married second Seaborn W. Stogner, on 15 September 1869.  He was the son of Ezell Stogner and Martha Pigott.  He was born February 1819 in Marion County, Mississippi.  On the 1870 Federal Census, Mary is listed in the household of her husband, Seaborn W. "Stayner", along with her sons William, Edward, Samuel and Nicholas McCain.  Her daughter, Rebecca Jane, had married Jackson Singley and was no longer in her household.  Also living in the Stogner household that year was Martha Pigott, mother of Seaborn.

1870 Federal Census, Marion County, Mississippi, Pg 20

In 1880, Mary and Seaborn resided in the Water Holes district of Marion County, Mississippi.  They had a child together- daughter Martha Ann, born c. 1871. Simeon B. (Samuel) McCain, still resided with Mary.  Her other children from her first marriage to had all married and moved out.  Her son, Edward McCain, had married Margaret Ann Turnage and the couple resided next door.  Also residing in Mary's household that year was her widowed father, Enoch Hines.  

1880 Federal Census, Marion County, Mississippi, Water Holes, Dist 132, Pg  17

Mary "Polly" Hines died on 23 March 1896 in Marion County, Mississippi.  Her husband, Seaborn, died sometime after 1900.  It is unknown where she or her husbands are buried.  The daughter of Mary and Seaborn, Martha Ann, later married James Thomas.  The children of Mary and James are listed under his profile.