Husband Judge Carter Verow Kinnear 1 2
Born: 8 Jan 1808 - Venango Co, PA 1 2
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Died: 6 Sep 1884 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 2
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Father: Henry Kinnear (1764-1826) 1 3
Mother: Margaret Kinnear (1776/1779-1856) 1 3 4
Marriage: 23 Oct 1828 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 2
Wife Rachel Rebecca Dyke 1 5
Born: 6 Jun 1806 - Venango Co, PA 1 5
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Died: 3 Jun 1884 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 6
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Children
1 M Francis D. Kinnear 1 7
Born: 31 Jul 1829 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 7
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Died: 14 Jun 1861 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 7
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Spouse: Harriet L. McKinney (1835-1861) 7 8 9
Marr: 16 Aug 1854 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 10
2 F Mary A. Kinnear 1 7
Born: 23 May 1845 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 7
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Died: 16 Sep 1873 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 7
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Spouse: Willard J. Davis ( -1910) 7
Marr: 9 Dec 1856 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 7
3 M Wallace Dudley Kinnear 1 7 11
Born: 12 Dec 1847 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 1 7
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Died: Aft 1887
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Spouse: Marietta White (1848-1869) 7 12
Marr: 12 Nov 1868 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 12
Spouse: Jennie Sprague Smith (1849-1887) 1 13
Marr: 14 Feb 1872 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 1 12
Spouse: Flora S. Hoffius (1860-1901) 12
Marr: 27 Jun 1888 - Youngsville, Brokenstraw Twp, Warren Co, PA 12
Spouse: Emma Axtell (1855-1905) 14 15 16
General Notes: Husband - Judge Carter Verow Kinnear
He was born in 1815. [KK, 198]
When he was eighteen years old his father died. He took up the business followed by his father at once, and began to sell goods, on a small scale at first. He was engaged in the mercantile business, more or less, for a period of fifty years, occasionally giving some attention to the lumber trade. On the 19th of May, 1836, he was appointed and commissioned a Justice of the Peace by Joseph Ritner, then Governor of the state. In 1842 a change was made in reference to the office of Justice of the Peace, it became an elective office, he was elected by the voters of Brokenstraw township for a term of five years. He was reelected in 1847, in 1852 and in 1857, holding the office continuously for a period of twenty-four years. He was County Auditor for a period of ten years, and represented the county in the State Legislature in the session of 1852 and 1853. In 1871 he was elected and commissioned an associate judge of the county and served in that capacity for a term of five years. Judge Kinnear was an ardent and persistent friend of the common schools. He was a director for almost a quarter of a century, and during that time he paid close attention to the management of the schools. He assisted in dividing the township into the necessary sub-divisions for school purposes, superintended the erection of the school houses, employing teachers and bringing the schools into successful operation.
He was a charter member of Youngsville lodge No. 500, I. O. O. F., and served as its financial secretary over twenty years.
He built the first brick house in Youngsville.
He was known as "The poor Man's Friend" often giving legal advice without remuneration.