Henckel/Henkle/Henkel/Hinkle, etc. On-Line Resources

          This page has a collection of links with genealogical information about Henckel's and similarly spelled family names.

• History of Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel who, with his wife and eight children, immigrated from Germany to Pennsylvania in 1717.
  History of Rev. A. J. Henckel

            Our family tree as listed in the The Henckel Genealogy: 1500-1960 , Compiled by William Sumner Junkin and Minnie Wyatt Junkin, and Published by the Henckel Family Association in 1964 - see: Henckel Genealogy Reprinted (scroll to the bottom of the page).
            The Reprint is SOLD OUT. As of 03-06-2003 there are no current plans for another reprint. There is no other known source for this book, but you might try, Amazon.com

  1) Anthony Jacob Henckel - p. 1 (1668-1728)
  2) John Justus Henckel, Sr.: 5 - p. 188 (1706-1778)
  3) Jacob Henkle: 52 - p. 192 (1733-1779)
  4) Moses Henkle: 522 - p. 211 (1757-1827)
  5) Joel Henkle: 5223 - p. 244 (1785-1848)
  6) Lemuel Wesley Henkle: 52235 - p. 293 (1818-1897)
  7) Horace Russell Henkle: 52235-12 - p. 393 (1870-1949)
  8) Herman Henry Henkle: 52235-12-3 - p. 524 (1900-1987)
  9) Douglas Herman Henkle: 52235-12-32 - p. 678 (1941-), m. Carol Pierson, b. 2-22-1944 (9-03-1966 - 10-28-2002 div.)
  10) Peter Douglas Henkle: 52235-12-321 - unlisted (1973-)
  10) Stephen Charles Henkle: 52235-12-322 - unlisted (1977-)
  10) Elizabeth RaeAnn Henkle: 52235-12-323 - unlisted (1981-)

• Henkel Family Papers at James Madison University Libraries, Harrisonburg, VA

• Hinkle's Fort, Germany Valley, Pendleton County, VA/WV)

• Henckel (Hinkle) Descendants (other family links and method of listing generational tree)

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• Listing at The New England Historic Genealogical Society [Internat Archives]:

  HENCKEL  Henkel, Elon O., editor. The Henckel Family Records.
  A Periodical Publication Devoted to Collecting and Preserving the History
  of the Henckel Family in Europe and America, 1635-1717.
  Nos.1-14. (May, 1926 - August, 1939). Bound Together. CS/71/H4953/1926-39
  

  "Henckel Family Records: Numbers 1-14, 1635-1939", by Elon O. Henkel (ed.), New Market, VA: 1926 (2nd printing, 1960 {A}), The Henkel Press, Inc., 690 p., ISBN: ?, LC: ? - Amazon.com

• Listing at Journal of the Allegheny Regional Ancestors - Allegheny Regional Family History Society,
  Allegheny Regional Ancestors, Volume 3, 1994, Index of Articles (Volume, Issue, Page)

  Henkel: Henkel Genealogy Bulletin, Back issues Available, newsnote.
  (3, 1, 2c)
  

Herman H. Henkle 1900-1987

• Simmons Libraries College Archives "1937 - Herman Henry Henkle becomes third Director of the School of Library Science"
• Landmarks tour of Crerar Library history (old site) "Herman Henkle, Director 1948-68"
• American Society for Information Science and Technology

Books Published:

• "The Colorado Collection: A Bibliography of Books, Pamphlets and Maps In the Colorado-Henkle Collection", at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, Denver: Published by Alan and Mary Culpin, Court Place Antiquarian Book Shop & Gallery, Copyright 1981 by Herman H. Henkle, 281 p., (1,288 bibliographic entries) {A}

  Northern Illinois University Library Entry

• "The ancestors and descendants of Horace Russell Henkle and Effa Hope (Phelps) Henkle: being the account of one family", by Herman H. Henkle, Charles Van Henkle and Margaret Henkle Oliver, Lincoln, NE: Henkle Audio-Visuals, 1983, 137 p. {A}

  Northern Illinois University Library Entry

• "American View Books Printed by the Glaser/Frey Lithographic Process Including Architecture, Local History, and Scenes Along Early American Railroads, A Bibliographic History", in manuscript form, Chicago, 1985. {A}

  A complete black and white example of one of the 1,038 known varieties of these view books can be seen on the Oshkosh Public Library Web site. The Oshkosh book has a red cover. Another view book is shown below in color.

  
  "Centennial Exhibition and Philadelphia" back and front covers

  
  "Centennial Exhibition and Philadelphia" page 1 and 2

• "The John Crerar Library 1895-1944" ("An Historical Report Prepared Under the Authority of the Board of Directors by The Librarian" [J. Christian Bay]), Chicago: 1945 (printed by the Torch Press, Cedar Rapids, IA), 206 p., ISBN: ?, LC: ? {A} Amazon.com

• "A Guide to The Historical Records of the John Crerar Library 1828-1984", by Paul A. Carnahan, edited by Richard L. Popp, Chicago: 1991, published by The University of Chicago Library - Department of Special Collections, 128 p., ISBN: ?, LC: ? {A}

• "Will of John Crerar: Who died in Chicago, Oct 19th, 1889" by John Crerar, 19??, 23 p., ISBN: ?, LC: ? Amazon.com

• "The will of John Crerar, dated August 5, 1886, admitted to probate November 14, 1889", by John Crerar, 1922, 14 p., ISBN: ?, LC: ? Amazon.com

• "John Crerar", by Thomas Wakefield Goodspeed, 1939, 56 p., ISBN: ?, LC: ? Amazon.com