The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-22
pea,h Of Lyman Hine.

place on Friday afternoon Dec 16 1870. at twenty
minutes before one O'Clock. About two years agt
Mr.. Hine became afflicted with disease OF tbs
heart, which has since affected him more or less
and finally terminated in dropsy of the heart Mint
weeks before his death he became worse and wal
conanedto his room. During this time he suffered
intensely and for fifteen hours before his death his
agony was greater than can be described. During
all this time he was entirely conscious and it wai
only five minutes before he ceased to breathe thai
the pain subsided and then death stole quietly and
solemnly upon him.
{ Mr.Hine was the seventh child and fifth SON, in q
line of eight sons and daughters, Of Daniel Hint
and Mary Stone, his wife. Daniel Hine. the father
was born in 175O and died at Shalersville Sept 15
1923, aged "a years. Mary, his wife, was born il
I754 and died at Shalersvie February 6, lsl2 aged
55years From these sprang eight children, the las
of whom has passed from earth, in the death o
Lyman Hine. These children were all born In Ole
Milford, Connecticut, where the Hine family fol
many years resided. The following is the genoa
logicul family line of the children of Daniel and
Mas5 5Hina: fid s5 rs
Daniel Hine, born May 30, I776 died at johnson
Trunbuii Co Ohio January 10th, 1858 aged ss years
Abel Hine, born Sept IL, ITS. died at shalersvils
Sept e1st, 1856, aged 7Tyears.
David Hine, born Dec 9, I7s1; died at Canheid
Mahoning Co., Ohio, April 10. 1853, aged "a years
Polly Hine Cby marriage Mrs. Augustus Adams),
5ofn Sept 27 I1s4 died at shalersyie Oct 20. 1851
aged67 years. :-ss-7si 5-..,szs 500
Hezekiah Hine, born May a9, 1881; died at Shall
ersyille July q, 1869, aged 50 years.
Elizabeth Hine Cby marriage Mrs. Thaddeus Brad,
ey), born February 16 I7s0; died at Johnson, Trum
bali Co, Ohio. February L, 1867. aged 2 years.
Lyman R1ne. bonn Sept 2, f7ss.. died at Shalers'
vile Dec. 16, 1870, aged 7syears.
A6asaEFIIHe{ 10y marriage Mrs.Daniel Bnrroughs)
born August 2, 1895; died in Illinois March, 1865,
aged 20 years. rs.----s
In 1875 Daniel Hine removed from Old Milford to
Warren, Litchfeld Co., Conn.,, where he resided IN
til 1906 when he emigraied to Ohio, and settled In
johnson. Trumbull County. Here he remained two
years, and settled his eldest son and namesake,
Daniel, and his daughter Elizabeth CMrs Bradley
In 1905 with the remainder of his family he located
in Canfield Mahoning Co., and remained there for
two years. and there settled his third son, DAVID.
In 1870 with his sons Abel, Hezekiah and Lyman,
and his daughters Polly and Abagai, he removed to
ShaersviIle and there passed the remainder OF his
days Upon coming into the township he took up
about Thousand acres of land. This quantity oil
land comprised the farm, north of the center orv-
lage of ShaIersvle, well known as the John George
farm now eTned by A. ;. Beecner; ana portion
of the Sylvester Beecher farm; the farm now owned
BY Peter Kimes. Immediately north Of Shalersville
center; the farm now owned by Newton A. Hine,
Immediately south of the vllage the Silas Crocker
farm, east of the center the Alex. Steward farm,
west of the center, now owned by Edward Hine !;
and the Lyman Hine farm, lying mile and half
south 81, the village. This property subsequently
,F lie chi md Tvs nv
them sold, or still remains among their heirs After
the death of his wife In 1917, Daniel Hlne again
married his second wife dying in 1917. He emarried
a third wiSeaa Who survived his deceasc. I
I'd 1873 LYMAN Hine, commenced the task ofsub-
DUNG the forest, on the farm of l54 acres, which
became his homestead. While chopping, on the
ground now occupied by his house, during the fore
noon of the 10th day Sept 1913 he heard the guns
in. the naga engagsment on Lake Erie, and learned
on the evening of thesnext day, from courier, OF
sPerry's Victory t.-.-..-s. ...-..t,...-s
In 1914 he was drafted into the army, and with
his brother Hezekiah, and three others from Sha-
lersyille drst reported at Oeveand aud then pro-
ceeded on foot to Detroit Mich. After garrison ser
vice. of perhaps six months, he returRed home.
June 80 1919. he married sabrina Crosby, who
was born February Q, 1901.
Two children, were the fruit of this marriage,
Lyman Tully, who was born August "a, 1874 and
now resides at Crestline, Ohio, and Ellen s. wife
OH. h. Stevens ESQ.,, of Ravenna, who was born
August q, 1881 The wife, with whom he walked
down life's vale, for more than fifty years, and
their two children all survive him.
The first house he built upon his farm, was log
house. and stood Immediately in front of the pres
lent dwelling, which he erected in 1926. After an
occupancy of forty -four years, it happens that
his was the first coffin that entered or left its walls
Though this house has seen many hours OF mirth
and pleasure, its first company of mourners circled
around the remains of its builder.
Mr.. Hne was. a man of iron vigQr and always a
persistent and indefAtigable worker. As a speci-
men of the work he performed in the hey-day of
his strength it may be narrated that in the week
proceeding the death of his father, in September
1928, hereaped with sickle three acres of oats,
pIowed. with oxen) seven acres for wheat thresh-
ed nine bushels of grain with fail, and watched
6ve NIGHTS of the week bv the sick bed of his pa
rent. 'asssqaio, bss f-aaa'7e'iEs
He adhered to his occupation as farmer, with
-1,.N...-- N. ,,os ,o,,or d;,,er+ed from its
s'e,lns .ena ,,ts;da o,,er.tions .nec-
s,a ,,,,,, f.t,de ), # ca,, he 70.
called. he ever made, was horse-trade, in 1s45