Edward Ludlow Hines , –
- Name
- Edward Ludlow /Hines/
- Given names
- Edward Ludlow
- Surname
- Hines
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From "A History of Kentucky and Kentuckians, Volume 3," by E. Polk Johnson, 1912, Lewis Publishing Company: "John H. Hines, Lieut. Company D, 2nd Kentucky Cavalry and Lieut. Edward L. Hines, 9th Kentucky Cavalry, brothers, and grandsons of James Hines, both made gallant officers during the war. The former was captured on the Ohio raid in July, 1863, and kept as a prisoner of war at Johnson's Island in Lake Erie, until the war was about over. He came to his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, after the surrender, and eventually made his home in Texas, where he died, his remains having been brought home and buried in Fairview Cemetery. Edward L. Hines is still living in Warren county, and has a picturesque home at the mouth of Gasper." |
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Edward Hines - Grave Marker 1 |
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Edward Hines - Grave Marker 2 |
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Edward Ludlow Hines |
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Edward Ludlow Hines with Siblings
Note: L to R in order of age James Fayette Hines, John Henry Hines, Edward Ludlow Hines, Julia Caroline Hines, Walter Giles Hines |