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253. “Interment Name Index, Cedar Lawn Cemetery,” McLean Boulevard and Crooks Avenue, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersey, received 12 July 2000, Photocopies of records requested by compiler, #3756.
254. “John H. Hindle Household,” 1880 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, Paterson, Vol. 19, E.D. 157, sheet 30, line 13, page 164B, 115 Ellison Street, dwelling 210, family 319, National Archives, Denver, CO, Micropublication Film T9-796, age 23, born abt 1857.
255. “John H. Hindle Household,” 1870 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, 4th Ward Paterson, page 407, dwelling 112, family 147, National Archives, Denver, CO, Micropublication Film M593-885, age 14, New Jersey.
256. “Interment Name Index, Cedar Lawn Cemetery,” McLean Boulevard and Crooks Avenue, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersey, received 12 July 2000, Photocopies of records requested by compiler, #7958.
257. Family History Library, “New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985,” (http://pilot.familysearch.org/: accessed 30 December 2010), says the year is 1884.
258. “Robert H. Fordyce Household,” 1900 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, city of Paterson, Vol. 57, E.D. 123, sheet 19, line 35, p. 267, House 193, Dwelling 225, Family 423, Tyler Street, National Archives, Denver CO, Micropublication Film T623-991, gave Oct 1856 for birth.
259. “Obituary of Robert H. Fordyce,” New York Times (1857-current file), New York City, June 9, 1928, p. 17, ProQuest Historical Newspapers, The New York Times.
260. “Robert H. Fordyce Household,” 1900 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, city of Paterson, Vol. 57, E.D. 123, sheet 19, line 35, p. 267, House 193, Dwelling 225, Family 423, Tyler Street, National Archives, Denver CO, Micropublication Film T623-991.
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262. “John H. Hindle Household,” 1870 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, 4th Ward Paterson, page 407, dwelling 112, family 147, National Archives, Denver, CO, Micropublication Film M593-885, age 12, born abt 1858, New Jersey.
263. “Interment Name Index, Cedar Lawn Cemetery,” McLean Boulevard and Crooks Avenue, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersey, received 12 July 2000, Photocopies of records requested by compiler, #23256.
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268. “John H. Hindle Household,” 1870 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, 4th Ward Paterson, page 407, dwelling 112, family 147, National Archives, Denver, CO, Micropublication Film M593-885, age 25, born New York.
269. “Interment Name Index, Cedar Lawn Cemetery,” McLean Boulevard and Crooks Avenue, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersey, received 12 July 2000, Photocopies of records requested by compiler, #31993.
270. “Charles B. Hindle Household,” 1900 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, 4th Ward of Paterson, p. 106, vol. 57, E.D. 132, sh 3A, house 248, dwelling 36, Family 45, Van Houten Street, National Archives, Denver CO, Micropublication Film T623-992.
271. “Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths of New Jersey 1848-1900,” Marriages Hudson-Warren v. 15 1887-1888, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Microfilm, Film Number 495706, viewed 24 July 2003.
272. “John H. Hindle Household,” 1880 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, Paterson, Vol. 19, E.D. 157, sheet 30, line 13, page 164B, 115 Ellison Street, dwelling 210, family 319, National Archives, Denver, CO, Micropublication Film T9-796, age 13, born abt 1867.
273. “John H. Hindle Household,” 1870 U. S. Census, Passaic County, New Jersey, population schedule, 4th Ward Paterson, page 407, dwelling 112, family 147, National Archives, Denver, CO, Micropublication Film M593-885, age 4, born abt 1866, New Jersey.
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Research done and sourced whenever possible by Nancy L. Ratay. Other contributors noted in sources. Please verify information yourself as this is a work in progress. Updated August 2011