documentedEmeline ParsonsBirthplace unknownMotherResearch deeperBuy more truth about themMake somethingA profile, a newsletter, a keepsakeAlready searched, so your credits won't repeat it1813Another pass over the same indexes will not add a fact. A detail you know is what changes the search.What do you know about her?Anything, even if you are unsure. Guesses are tagged as told, never as fact — and each one narrows the search, which lowers the price.Surnames or spellings you have heard · narrows this the mostChurch or denominationDid the family come from somewhere?Other places the family mentionedDates you believeStories, however unreliableAnything photographed — a bible page, a letter, the back of a portraitA family bible flyleaf is often the only surviving record of a woman’s maiden name.What this dive will do— Every spelling variant of the surnames you give, across Ohio and the three adjacent states— Church registers for the denomination you name, including ones held locally and never indexed— Clermont County marriage bonds and minister’s returns on microfilm, 1800–1820— Neighbouring households in the 1820 and 1830 census, since brides usually came from nearby— Any manuscript collection naming the Hines family in a finding aid40 crCharged once. The result is cached and stays free for you and anyone after you.CancelStart the dive
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