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==Hynd family==
OR 1933-4: Gone Home: Toronto, Canada: "On February 23rd, after a long sickness, Mrs. Christina Hynd, widow of the late Peter Hynd, Troon, Scotland, fell peacefully asleep in Jesus; aged 81 years. Saved 64 years ago and associated with the assemblies for 63 years. The funeral service in Swanwick Gospel Hall was conducted by J.R. Littleproud." Christina was saved in 1869, joined the assemblies in 1870.
AA 1950-10: Toronto, Canada. "Mr. Peter Hynd was born in Ayeshire, Scotland over 76 years ago and was saved there at the early age of ten. In those days the assembly met in his father's home, moving later to a small hall, after which the growing assembly under the able ministry and shepherd care of his father, the late Peter Hynd of Troon, secured the large and commodious Bethany Hall in use till this day.
Mr. Hynd came to Canada in 1913 and spent a number of years with the Swanwick brethren. Together with brother J.R. Littleproud, a brother of kindred mind and exercise, service for the Lord was engaged in. These two brethren conducted Saturday evening classes for young men for several winters in Toronto. Many were helped in the ways of the Lord and several of the young men who attended these classes are now serving the Lord in the homeland and abroad.
In recent years, Mr. Hynd was in fellowship at Central Hall in Toronto, where his practical ministry to the saints and gospel messages have borne much fruit there. Mr. Hynd's ability in the Scriptures and in visitation became more widely known and for the last few years he was in demand for meetings in many assemblies in Ontario, [[Quebec]], and the States. He ministered acceptably at various conferences and was held in the highest esteem by all. Brother Andrew Reyburn, who together with Mr. J. Irwin took the funeral services in Central Hall in Toronto on September 30 who sent us this report adds, "Mr. Hynd was known to me since childhood. As a personal friend and counsellor I feel his loss greatly as I learned to love him and confide in him on most matters, relying on his sound judgment."
Our brother Hynd's home call was a very sudden one. Coming home from a missionary meeting he was quite happy, and talked much about enjoying the ministry of Mr. Lear. Shortly after retiring he took a coughing spell and passed away in the hospital to which he had been taken at 4:15 in the morning (Sept. 28). Mr. Hynd is survived by his widow who writes, "I have been wonderfully sustained in this great sorrow." and one sister, Mrs. John Ritchie Jr., of Kilmarnock, [[Scotland]]."
* Peter Hynd(b. 1849 Old Monkland, JrLanark, Scot.'s father-in-law John McLaren's other children included the followingd. It is probableTroon, Ayr, given some of the locations in the U.SScot.), that some son of the McLaren family was among the exclusives:* Thomas McLaren Hynd (b. 1858 Kilmarnock1828 Old Monkland, Scot. - d. 1938 Killean1878 Stevenston, A&BAyr, Scot.). Wife: Martha Logan McLaren & Isabella Fisher Hynd (b. 1864 Anderston, Glasgow1830 Pathshire, Scot. - d. 1937 Govan, Glasgow1914 Stevenston, Scot.), daughter of Francis Logan (b. 1839 Isle of ArranPeter was employed in 1881 as a commercial clerk in Dundonald, ButeTroon, Scot. - d. 1917 GovanAyr, Glasgow, ScotScotland.) & Elizabeth Thomson Logan * Christina Watson Hynd '''1913+''' (b. 1842 Skerry1852 Carnwatch, AntrimLanark, [[Northern IrelandScotland|N.IScot.]]; 1863 Glasgowm. 1870 Ardrossan, Ayr, Scot.; ]] - d. 1915 Govan1933 Toronto, Scot.ON)* William McLaren , daughter of John Watson (1860 Kilmarnockb. 1812/1821 Liberton, Lanark, Scot. - d. 1907 Dartford1866 Biggar, KentSouth Lanark, [[England|EngScot.]]). Wife: Agnes P. Thomson McLaren & Janet Elder Rae Watson (b. 1862 Old Monkland1817 Dennre, Lanark, Scot. - d. 1921 Newcastle upon Tyne1895 Biggar, Northumberland, EngScot.). 1901 @ Plumstead East; Christina lived in 1861 at Maxwells Land, Douglas, WoolwichLanark, LondonScot., Engher father John was employed as a master tailor. * Robert Stewart McLaren * Thomas Felix Hynd (b. 1862 Kilmarnock1871 Dundonald, Scot. - d). 1942 Port Huron, MI)Coal miner. Wife: Nina Hill McLaren Jessie Todd Hynd (b. 1873 Kenosha1878 Muiravonside, Stirling, [[Wisconsin|WI]] Scot. - d. 1947 Ludington1950 Basford, MasonNottingham, MIEng.), daughter of Orlo Ervin Hill John R. Todd (b. 1845 N1840 Clackmannan, Scot.Y- d.1921 MI) & Gazena E. Gardiner Hill Janet Keddie Todd (b. 1849 Glen1847 Falkirk, MontgomeryStirling, [[New York|NScot.Y- d.]]; m. 1866 Kenosha1904 Muiravonside, WI; dScot. 1907 Kenosha, WI). Orlo was employed both as a sailor, and a tailor in Kenosha. Orlo's father was Gen. Charles Wesley Hill ** John Hynd (b. 1812 Starksboro1873 Dundonald, Addison, [[Vermont|VT]] Scot. - d. 1881 Toledo1929 Cape Town, Lucas, OHS.A.), veteran . Gravestone inscription: "A loyal servant of the Civil War. He was also Gold Fields Rhodesian Company and a descendant pioneer of John Ensign (bRhodesia". Mechanical engineer. 1723 Hartford, [[Connecticut|CT]] - dNever married. 1810 Canaan, Litchfield, CT), who served in the early wars, captain in 1775 Died of the first train bandstomach cancer, an operation and deputy to the General Assemblyheart failure after eighteen days illness. Doctor was C.F. Saint. * Mary Jane McLaren Meil * Peter Hynd '''1913+''' (b. 1863 Kilmarnock1874 Dundonald, Scot. - d. 1942 East Cleveland1950 Toronto, Cuyahoga, [[Ohio|OH]]ON). HusbandWife: William Meil Sarah Stewart McLaren Hynd (b. 1857 Cot #11876 Kilmarnock, Westray, Orkney IslandsAyr, Scot. - d. 1940 Detroit, Wayne, [[Michigan|MI]]), son daughter of John Meil McLaren (18271838-1892 Westray, Orkney1906 Kilmarnock, Scot.) & Jane Logie Meil Mary McRindal Stewart McLaren (1825b. 1839 Kilmarnock, Scot. -1902 Westrayd. 1920 Wigtown, OrkneyDumfries and Galloway, Scot.). William's grandfather Sarah was James Meil apprenticed at age 15 as a tailoress in Kilmarnock. Her father, John McLaren, employed in 1891 as a foreman blacksmith.** Christina Hynd Ritchie (1782b. 1876 Dundonald, Scot. -1865 Westrayd. 1954 Ayr, Scot.)* John M. McLaren * James Henry Hynd (b. 1870 Kilmarnock1878 Dundonald, Scot.- d. 1938 Penshurst, New South Wales, [[Australia]]). James was employed as an engineer. Wife(1900 @ Balmain South, NSW): Mary Hamilton McLaren Elizabeth Miller Thoms Hynd (b. 1873 Hurlford, Ayr, Scot. 1882 - d. 1955 Bromley1906 Leichhardt, Kent, Eng.NSW), daughter of Alexander Stewart Hamilton Peter Thoms (b. 1845 Old Monkland1853 Dundee, Forfar, Scot. - d. 1910 Prestwick1921 Burwood, Ayr, Scot.NSW) & Janet Hillhouse Hamilton Isabella Jane Hope Thoms (b. 1848 Kilmaurs1854 Graitney, AyrDumfries, Scot.) * Jessie Campbell McLaren Johnson (b; m. 1873 Kilmarnock1874 Hutchesontown, Glasgow, Scot. - d. 1942 Forest1929 Rookwood, LambtonSydney, ONNSW). Husband: James Archibald Johnson ** Alexander Hynd (b. 1871 Bosanquet, Lambton1884 Dundonald, ON - d. 1955 Forest, ON), son of James Johnson (b. 1832 Scot.) & Janet Johnson ** Mark Kerr Hynd (b. 1835 1886 Dundonald, Scot.).* Margaret McLaren Henry (b. 1875 Kilmarnock 1917 @ Cleveland, OH, Scotemployed as a draftsman. WWI National Guard 1918- d. 1950 Glenluce1919, enlisted in Columbus, [[Ohio|OH]], D&Gliving in Bedford, ScotOH. 2nd Co.)Camp Grant Detach 19th Engineers. Husband: William Henry (b1920 @ Maple Heights, Cuyahoga, OH employed as a draftsman for a rolling mill. 1877 Stoneykirk Later, D&Ghe lived in Mazoe, ScotSouthern Rhodesia. - d Wife: Clara A. 1971 Glen Luce, ScotSturm Hynd (b.1894 Denmark), son daughter of William Henry Fritz Sturm & Caroline Kerner Sturm. ** Janet Rachel Hynd (b. 1850 Stoneykirk, Scot. - d. 1927 Glen Luce1888 Dundonald, Scot.) & Mary Milligan Henry ** Isabella Fisher Hynd Harris (b. 1858 Newton, Ayr1894 Dundonald, Scot. - d. 1884 Glen Luce1928 Pancras, Scot.). * Hugh McLaren (b. 1879 KilmarnockLondon, ScotEng.)
Peter Hynd, Jr.'s father-in-law John McLaren's other children included the following. It is probable, given some of the locations in the U.S., that some of the McLaren family was among the exclusives:
* Peter Hynd Thomas McLaren (b. 1849 Old Monkland1858 Kilmarnock, Scot. - d. 1938 Killean, A&B, Scot.). Wife: Martha Logan McLaren (b. 1864 Anderston, LanarkGlasgow, Scot. - d. Troon1937 Govan, AyrGlasgow, Scot.), son daughter of Thomas Hynd Francis Logan (b. 1828 Old Monkland1839 Isle of Arran, Bute, Scot. - d. 1878 Stevenston1917 Govan, AyrGlasgow, Scot.) & Isabella Fisher Hynd Elizabeth Thomson Logan (b. 1830 Pathshire1842 Skerry, Antrim, [[Northern Ireland|N.I.]]; 1863 Glasgow, Scot.; d. 1915 Govan, Scot.)* William McLaren (1860 Kilmarnock, Scot. - d. 1914 Stevenston1907 Dartford, Kent, [[England|Eng.]]). Wife: Agnes P. Thomson McLaren (b. 1862 Old Monkland, Lanark, Scot. - d. 1921 Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, Eng.). Peter was employed in 1881 as a commercial clerk in Dundonald1901 @ Plumstead East, TroonWoolwich, AyrLondon, ScotlandEng.* Christina Watson Hynd '''1913+''' Robert Stewart McLaren (b. 1862 Kilmarnock, Scot. - d. 1942 Port Huron, MI). Wife: Nina Hill McLaren (b. 1873 Kenosha, [[Wisconsin|WI]] - d. 1947 Ludington, Mason, MI), daughter of Orlo Ervin Hill (b. 1845 N.Y.) & Gazena E. Gardiner Hill (b. 1852 Carnwatch1849 Glen, LanarkMontgomery, [[ScotlandNew York|ScotN.Y.]]; m. 1870 Ardrossan1866 Kenosha, WI; d. 1907 Kenosha, AyrWI). Orlo was employed both as a sailor, Scotand a tailor in Kenosha. Orlo's father was Gen. Charles Wesley Hill (b.1812 Starksboro, Addison, [[Vermont|VT]] - d. 1933 Toronto1881 Toledo, ONLucas, OH), daughter veteran of the Civil War. He was also a descendant of John Watson Ensign (b. 1812/1821 Liberton1723 Hartford, [[Connecticut|CT]] - d. 1810 Canaan, Litchfield, CT), who served in the early wars, captain in 1775 of the first train band, Lanarkand deputy to the General Assembly.* Mary Jane McLaren Meil (b. 1863 Kilmarnock, Scot. - d. 1866 Biggar1942 East Cleveland, South LanarkCuyahoga, Scot[[Ohio|OH]]).) & Janet Elder Rae Watson Husband: William Meil (b. 1817 Dennre1857 Cot #1, LanarkWestray, Orkney Islands, Scot. - d. 1895 Biggar1940 Detroit, Wayne, [[Michigan|MI]]), son of John Meil (1827-1892 Westray, Orkney, Scot.); Christina lived in 1861 at Maxwells Land, Douglas& Jane Logie Meil (1825-1902 Westray, LanarkOrkney, Scot.). William's grandfather was James Meil (1782-1865 Westray, her father John was employed as a master tailorScot.)** Thomas Felix Hynd John M. McLaren (b. 1871 Dundonald1870 Kilmarnock, Scot.). Coal miner. Wife: Jessie Todd Hynd Mary Hamilton McLaren (b. 1878 Muiravonside1873 Hurlford, StirlingAyr, Scot. - d. 1950 Basford1955 Bromley, NottinghamKent, Eng.), daughter of John R. Todd Alexander Stewart Hamilton (b. 1840 Clackmannan1845 Old Monkland, Scot. - d. 1921 MI1910 Prestwick, Ayr, Scot.) & Janet Keddie Todd Hillhouse Hamilton (b. 1847 Falkirk1848 Kilmaurs, Stirling, Scot. - d. 1904 MuiravonsideAyr, Scot.). ** John Hynd Jessie Campbell McLaren Johnson (b. 1873 DundonaldKilmarnock, Scot. - d. 1929 Cape Town1942 Forest, Lambton, S.A.ON). Gravestone inscriptionHusband: "A loyal servant of Gold Fields Rhodesian Company and a pioneer of Rhodesia"James Archibald Johnson (b. Mechanical engineer1871 Bosanquet, Lambton, ON - d. Never married1955 Forest, ON), son of James Johnson (b. Died of stomach cancer, an operation and heart failure after eighteen days illness1832 Scot. Doctor was C) & Janet Johnson (b.F1835 Scot. Saint). ** Peter Hynd '''1913+''' Margaret McLaren Henry (b. 1874 Dundonald1875 Kilmarnock, Scot. - d. 1950 TorontoGlenluce, D&G, ONScot.). WifeHusband: Sarah Stewart McLaren Hynd William Henry (b. 1876 Kilmarnock1877 Stoneykirk, D&G, AyrScot. - d. 1971 Glen Luce, Scot.), daughter son of John McLaren William Henry (1838b. 1850 Stoneykirk, Scot. -1906 Kilmarnockd. 1927 Glen Luce, Scot.) & Mary McRindal Stewart McLaren Milligan Henry (b. 1839 Kilmarnock1858 Newton, Ayr, Scot. - d. 1920 Wigtown, Dumfries and Galloway1884 Glen Luce, Scot.). Sarah was apprenticed at age 15 as a tailoress in * Hugh McLaren (b. 1879 Kilmarnock. Her father, John McLaren, employed in 1891 as a foreman blacksmithScot. )