1 20 3 https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/Rockingham_County_Criminal_Court_Criminal_Cases/ccr001_018_004_commonwealth-v-f-t-hinkle-jr.pdf af325e75b6eabbb9eaf9d8d5377e2c2c PDF Text Text JDR 3303C DPW 3975 Ref. 10-29-53 Pre-Trial Report Rockingham Coi.mty Department of Public Welfare November 5, 1953 Name - Susan A. (Hinkle) Address - Grottoes, Taylor Virginia Child - Barbara Ann Hinkle, born 12-17-44 See petition Present Problem: age 8, Name - F. T. Hinkle" Jr. (DIVORCED,l9q 6 ) Address - Grottoes, Va. Trial -11-6-53 Attorneys - Mr. Hammer Mr. Charles Earman, Jr. charging that Mr. Hinkle has not supported this child since 1946. Mr. Kenneth Taylor, stepfather of Barbara Ann, in whose behalf this petition was filed, appears to have encouraged his wife to take action in the matter becausej .:' ~.., the child has been in his own homes in·c e the summer of 1953~re has been no money received for her support,and what clothing the child has worn has been furnished by him. When the paternal family furnished her clothing, they would not let her br±ng it home with her, unless it was well worn. It has been difficult taking care of his present family obligations because of frequent lay-offs from work, and his wife has recently gone to work to pay current legal fees involved in this case. Mr. Taylor feels that 50.00 per month for support of this child would be adequate to allow her mother to stay home and take care of her as well as the Taylor home. Mrs. Taylor has the appearance of a teen-aged girl. She claims that Mr. Hinkle's parents and he have constantly interfered with Barbara Ann and keep her constantly upset. She wishes the court to instruct the Hinkles to leave the child strictly alcne. She also requests sufficient money to cover the child's monthly medical and other needs, approximately $89.00. She does not recognize that the father has any parental rights. I Mr. I-IiKes Statement & R3ati.on: Mr. Hinkle was very cooperative and showed considerable interest in the welfare of his child, and although he is i.mwilling to contribute to the financial support of his daughter in her present situation, he claims that he has furnished 90 per cent of her clothing in the past, and he took partial care of her while she was staying in her paternal grandparents• home. This continued until the summer of 1953. He is distrustful of the way Mrs. Taylor would use whatever cash be would give for benefit of the child, but inferred that he would be willing to accept reasonable arrangements that whatever funds were paid would be used for benefit of the child. �,J ' .£''.!J;C., 11- h (lr{o er: _f u .:t - J. G:I 1-, vfl.;J .. c.i: i,t [ '" 8S 'I + 'IC .,JJJk ~ clr.'I r r'."' ;j ;~ ;. 1 ITT--,,-! •£ 'J ,t [-\ ,I ~ "' 'l ( rt r �- 2 - Previous Problems: The Hinkle family obtained a divorce in 1946. Family History: The Hinkles were married on 5-6-44 and had one child, Barbara Ann, born 12-17-44. We do not lmow whether this was a forced marriage or not, but it was unsuccessful. Mrs. Hinkle,being an extremely nervous person, made home life difficult for her husband who is said to have run off with another womanto whomhe is now married and with whomhe says he has a satisfactory home life Mrs. Hinkle divorced her husband in 1946, obtaining custody of Barbara Ann. Since the divorce, Mrs. Taylor married in 1947, or in 1948, and there are rumors that this marriage is also going to fail although Mr. Taylor insists that they have an 11average" marriage. Oddly enough, the child was placed with her paternal grandparents for at least one year during which time the nervousness which had been earlier observed appeared to disappear to a large extent. In the summer of 1953, she returned to her mother's home, and her nervousness has been noticed to increase since then. Both sides of this child's family insist that the other is trying to poison her mind against them, and we suspect that she was removed from the grandparents' home in a spirit of spite. Neighborhood references make conflicting statements about the Taylor home, some liking them, some being violently hostile to them. Recommendations conc~rning the father's home and grandparents seem to be uniformly satisfactory. References feel that the Taylors are not giving this child proper supervision, that she is being forced to give in frequently to her half-sister, Marsha Taylor,(4) Religion: Barbara Ann attends the Grottoes Methodist Sunday School fairly regularly although the parents are irregular in their attendance. The child appears to be accepted in her Sunday School, but she appears ·to constitute'a•1hinor behavior problem which is not as outstanding as many other problem children in the same Sunday School. Health: Dr. Tanner has diagnosed Barbara Ann's nervousness as mx>rea (St. Vitas Dance). He does not feel that the child will die from this disease, but that she requires a calm household in which to grow up. He says that her P1-B~¥5r'idifficulty is likewise of a neurotic nature and was pleased when she::OOg~ improve while living with her grandparents. References feel that Mrs. Teylor is a dull person who is quite nervous. io Employment: Mr. Taylor is employed at DuPlan earning between $225 and $250 per month. His ... wife is employed at Sancar $25.00 to $30.00 per week. Corporation in Harrisonburg, earning an estimated Mr. Hinkle is employed at Merck and Companyas a painter and is well thought of for this work. He says that he earns approximately $63 per week. H~ would be wil~ing to. pay for the support of Barbara but would be unwilling to give money to his ex-m.fe because he claims that she does not know how to use it properly• He said that he thought $50 per month would be more than he could pay for support of this child because of his own home and household. �( .. '" j-i ;J!ie.L I O'I-; I .' (' C _,d • ,J ·~ ~ ~ J. f.J3 ' 1· �- 3 - Home& Community: The Taylors live in a small stone house on the Weyers Cave road from Grottoes. The rooms are small but well furnished, and housekeeping standards appear to be high. Education: Both parents completed part of high school. Barbara Annis now in the third grade at Grottoes School and appears to get along fairly well, but the new teacher was unable to give me definite information aoout her. Summary: While there is some basis for the petition, we feel that the basic reason is spite. Mr. Hinkle has not supported fully, but probably would contribute if he could be assured that Barbara would receive the benefit of his money. Ideally, the child would benefit most if she could be placed in a foster home. Plan: We believe that Mr. Hinkle ·could pay $40.00 per month. Mrs. Taylor, now working, could contribute the 1:alancebecause she is not giving as much care in the home as she might if she kept house. ~L~L~ Court Social Worker Rockingham County DPW JIB/me CAC/Supt. c.._, - . ~ �...... . I •n~e cf ln �JDR3303C DPW3975 Ref. 3-20-54 Pre-Trial Report Rockingham County Department of Public Welfare May 6, 1954 Name: Susan A.(Hinkle) ddress: Grottoes, Taylor Virginia Orll.dren:Barbara Jinn Hinkle Marsha Taylor Age: 9, born 12-l7-44(Barbara) 4, born 7-1949 (Marsha) Present Problem: Name: F. T. Hinkle, Jr. (divorced 1946, remarried) Address: Grottoes, Virginia Trial: ~ J- 1 3 - s'""'Lf Attorneys: Mr. Hammer Mr. ·wharton ee petition requesting that a previous non-support case be reopened to consider change of custody of Barbara Ann Hinkle because her father believes that sre is receiving improper care in her present home. Wir. Hinkle says that he has been paying the child's mother regularly for support of the child, but he is convinced that Mrs. Taylor is giving improper care because she is leaving Barbara Ann in the care of a teen-aged girl while Mrs. Taylor works; because Barbara Ann has been kept out of school for unnecessary periods of time and without any justification for doing so; because the Taylor home is dirty and crowded; because Mrs. Taylor refuses to let Mr. Hinkle's relatives visit Barbara n and have her visit them; and because Mrs. Taylor is not furnishing proper medical care for Barbara Ann. Mr. Hinkle desires the court to place Barbara Ann in his custody but indicated that he might be willing to consider other placement if the court could not accept his home, as well as that of Mrs. aylor. Mr. Hinkle, his wife, and his parents have indicated great concern because Barbara .Ann I s health has not improved as they think it should, primarily because Mrs. Taylor has not taken the child to see a doctor nor has she followed a:ny particular type of treatment which may have been advised by her physician. They-resent strongly Mrs. Taylor's refusal to let 1~s. Hilkle,sr. ~ see the child and that she hastwritten to Mrs. Hinkle, Sr. requesting her to make no further effort to talk 8r communicate with Barbara _l\nn. rs. Taylor's Statement: rs. Taylor feels she is giving Barbara Ann satisfactory care. Barbara is sent to school regularly with the exception of a two weeks 1 period during which time she was suffering from chorea (St.Vitus' dance). She has been giving Barbara Ann medicine for her nerves, and she has improved. Upon more than one occasion, Barbara .Ann has been disturbed by visits of Mrs. Hinkle, Sr., her paternal grandmother, so that it seemed wise to request that Mrs. Hinkle,Sr. refrain from making these visits anymore. While admitting that her housekeeping is not of the best quality, she believes that Barbara Ann's personal requirements are fully met, that she is dressed properly, in clean clothing, and that she has proper food and other material necessities. She is willing for the child to see her father at any time, and recently allowed her to spend a week end in his home• �. -" • .L6.i.. ['I fl I ' L .. ' J .. .,_ ,.., '- I 'l- •r '1 .- , J. ., + " . ~ , i° 1,. ..,. ... rJj' ·,·~ U ~~ JC, .J L .. 't.:, ' .. ,1( Jj -: iL ' 'IIH1..,::,_;_J')..1:, r.n. ''l.b• '.i u • 'J, J ·1 W::J' .... �- .2 Mrs. Taylor persists in her feeling that Mr. Hinkle ~as given up any r~ghts which he may have had for his daughter by his desertmg her and the child several years ago and because he has not made any direct effort to contribute to Barbara's needs since Mr. Hinkle's remarriage. Mrs. Taylor believes Mr. Hinkle, s mother, Mrs. Frank Hinkle, Sr., is primarily responsible for the present action before the court because of her own needs to "possess" the child. She also feels that Mr. Hinkle is angry because he has to pay a support order and that removing Barbara to his own home would injure Mrw. Taylor and relieve him of some financial strain. Housekeeping: The Taylor home is crowded with furniture and with the family which is really too large for the two small bedrooms. Barbara nn occupies one, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor with their own child, Marsha, occupy the other one. The house appears to be clean but is not very well arranged; and at the time of my visit, had a large amount of clothing scattered around several of the rooms. This was in addition to the toys,bnoks, etc., belonging to Barbara Ann. During one visit, Mrs. Taylor had a teen-aged girl taking care of the house, and at my last visit,an adult Negro womanwas in charge. ~e believe that Marsha's welfare would be better served by placing her in the same room with Barbara Ann. The family should have more space which we understand is planned for in a new house which they are expecting to build. The F. T. Hinkle home is newer in its construction and equipment, than that of the Taylors'. The furniture is exceptionally well kept, the floors are attractive, and the whole house is very desirable; but there is only one bedroom. Mr. Hinkle has indicated hew ill build another bedroom if the child can be placed with him. 0th r expenses no12._.withstanding, we wonder why the Hinkles have not already made this provision if they felt so strongly that they should have Barbara Ann to live with them. School: Barbara Ann has been absent 25 of a possible 157 days in the school year. Fourteen of these ays were in March, during which time she was reported to have been suffering from an attack of yellow jaundice and chorea(?). 'Ihe school reports that Barbara Ann gets along well with the children, somewhat nervous, and retarded in her classes. Medical: is We do not believe that Barbara Ann has received any consistent medical attention during the past three months. This would include formal consultation with a physician as well as prescribed treatment and drugs administered in either the physician's office or in the home. Some years ago, while living in the home of Mrs. Frank T. Hinkle, Sr., Barbara Ann received regular medical attention, and her progress was satisfactory. More recently, however, the progress has not been as satisfactory as could be anticipated. This could have resulted from the failure of parent and doctor to reach a harmonirus agreement as to method of treating the child. There have been visits made to a doctor's office, but no satisfactory diagnosis or treatment has been possible because the doctor was unable to give a satisfactory examination to the child. Failure of medical treatment to be provided should not be construed to mean that this is the only reason Barbara Ann's health has not attained a satisfactory level. �'1 t .,' J." I" ..:. ': ..,J,.. r ... , ~ r '") ... j 1:) -. - ' r ( (1> ) .. - ,., I r "I , .s" ,.., •\ ,.c.;6 :; t ,.., '\ :; ll ..,. t ' J I • cl ) ' )V': !) L �- 3 - Visitation:During recent years, Mrs. Taylor who had custody of_the ch~ld, all~ed Barbara Ann to stay with Mrs. Hinkle, Sr. during which period of time the child went to school was clothed, fed, housed and furnished with medical attention when neces~ary and sent to school by Mrs. Hinkle. Since this is an only grandchild, Mrs.Hinkle has become 11possessive 11 in her feelings and actions for the child. Still later when Barbara nn returned to her mother's home, Mrs. Hinkle, Sr. took an unusual amount of notice of the child even visiting her at the school upon at least one occasion, but Mrs. Taylor made no serious objection to this activity until after a non-support proceeding was initiated. After the order was entered, Mrs. Taylor wrote to Mrs. Hinkle,sr. requesting her to cease all efforts to talk with Barbara Ann because it disturbed her unnecessarily. Mrs. Taylor has not refused to allow Barbara Ann's father or his present wife to visit the child and has even allowed her to visit Mr. Hinkle. She has indicated she objects to having the child visit them because of her increased nervousness on return to her own home and because she objects to Mrs. Hinkle, Br. taking advantage of Barbara• s visiting her father. We have suggested that Mrs. Taylor might consider Barbara's living with her during the school session and living with her father during the s umrner months and visiting him during certain holidays, but she was reluctant to agree to such an arrangement. Mr. Hinkle,provided he received full custody of the child, would be willing to have Barbara "llisit her mother at reasonable times, including some of the ~bove-mentioned holidays. e believe he, too, would be reluctant to consider a plan such as we have mentioned above. te believe that the issue of visitation is a most serious one which will result in continued nervousness of this child unless some definite arrangement can be made for her to live with either or both parents and visit the other under reasonable conditions. The Families: References and personal observation indicate that the Frank T. Hinkle, Jr. family is well liked in its community,. They have a good credit rating, are known to be neighborly and to get along well Viith each other. Mrs. Hinkle is an active member of the local Episcopal Mission,but Mr. Hinkle does not attend religious services. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle appear to be quite nervous and both have expressed a strong desire tohave Barbara Ann live with them. Mrs. Hinkle is unable to have a baby of her own and has indicated she plans to consult a specialist who may help her. If whatever emotional or physical block to conception could be removed and rs. Hinkle should bear a child, it is possible that Barbara Ann's happiness could be jeopardized. This is speculative, of course, but our experience in such matters warrants the question. There are unconfirmed rumors that the Taylors do not have a harmonious marriage and the Hinkles have suggested that they discriminate against Barbara Ann in ' favor of their own child, Marsha. re cannot confirm or deny this possibility. 1,e have observed both children and their relations to their parents in a limited degree which would Je ad us to feel that Barbara loves her mother and is able to get along reasonably well with her step-father and •half!-sister. �• .J 0 !. I.. ,, �- 4we believe that Mrs. Taylor is emotionally immature but that she does love her child and is willing to give her as much affection and discipliB as she is capable of furnishing. We are not convinced that Mrs. Taylor's purported failures to furnish all of the medical, clothing and other care and considerations demanded by the Hinkles would be sufficient justification to consider that she is an improper parent. we fail to understand why Mrs. Taylor cm.tinues to work away from her home when she indicated at,the previous trial that she wanted to earn money enough to meet legal fees,and that if she could receive sufficient money for care of Barbara Ann, she would be able to stay at home and take care of the housekeeping herse:tC While the Taylor family suffers from some immaturity, they appear to be living in reasonable harmony nor have there been any positive complaints from neighbors or references that this family is providing improper care for either child. Summary a The Taylor family does not provide as satisfactory housekeeping standard as possible. They appear to be emotionally immature, do not furnish the child with as much medical attention as may be desired, nor do they send her to religious services. They have a good relationship among themselves and with their - child_ and Barbara Ann p, ·-~v'-'~"~· 1 • . This family seems to provide enough affecticn au. ,naterial care and supervision, which under more normal circumstances would be construed to be sufficient for the needs of a child al though they could be imoroved. The Taylors seem to feel great hosti1i ty for the Hinkles,and we feel that this is having a disasterous effect upon the emotional future of Barbara Ann. There appears to be no possibility of the Taylors agreeing to a compromise which would work suitably. 'Ihe Hinkles have a modern, up-to-date house that is beautifully kept, but have insufficient room to take care of a child. 'lhey undoubtedly would furnish adequate medical care, send the child to school and to religious services and give her sufficient affection and material care and supervision. 1he activities of the possessive grandmother would probably be an unhealthy condition which would not be controlled. The possibility of a future child being born to this family is almost too speculative to be considered at this point. Under normal conditions,provided suitable room could be provided, this family also could give reasonable care to Barbara Ann. The Hinkles would be more agreeable dicated. we believe to a compromise than the Taylors have in- We do not feel that the better material advantages which the Hinkles can now offer a child would. justify removing Barbara Ann from her present home. We feel that it would be wise for the court to discuss these matters with Barbara Ann in private and come to a suitable decision. on the basis of her own feelings as well as other information gained in court. We have received a distinct impression that both families are influenced by a strong hostility for the other which is occasioned by a resentment for past wrongs, real or imagined. We believe that whether the above-mentioned points are the real issues or not that unless and until these two families can reach an amicable agreement to allow Barbara Ann to live with one or the other or �I I J j ) l..1., (J - ~ '~ t • ! , r. [ _, 'I (),., ! • I .- . ' • C l o... . ,. ~., • r '\,,II•'----- l • ..JI - f. l . -. ..,'\ ; .., "t ~·1 J 'I .JJ ., , ,.. ·1~ ,J ' ' l I ..,.,' .. J t , . ..., --L .- ~ , ( ~ ·r , ..;'---..;,_ " .; 'l l . ,., ·r l 'J. l . ,.,_ ', ; , r ~ J. 1 r.J r ~ " 1. t< ~ '.t J , ) <,. oJ.) t • ·1 . ... > )',. '.i. . 'l ,f• ·~ ~ j ) ,l 'I 'l ,_,,.,lJ '1 . .J.1 .... , )• ...t,...:' ".::'l , .. ,. ... ' ·' ✓ ., J, ~ I. • :.i. ~ ;, • J ';.. I . ~ �both with reasonable freedom to visit and be visited by members of the other family, this little girl's future will be unhappy. Recommendation: We believe that unless both families can ~ee to a harmonious plan fer Barbara Ann to live with both at reasonable times that it would be in her own best interests that the court take custody from both parents and order her to be placed in' a Bearding schcbl, ordering both parents to contribute to her support and authorizing them to have equal rights in visitations and other privileges. ~~~ ~ JLH/me CAC/Supt. c... a_. c:.... 1 ~~:t Social orker Rockingham County DP~ �J J. ... , \. • �VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COMMONWEALTH COURT OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY ) ) ) OF VIRGINIA ) ) v. Misdemeanor ) ) ) F. T. HINKLE, (Appeal) -Docket No. 2963 ) JR. ) ) 0 R D E R This matter counsel for the respective dissolving entered the order came on to be heard parties of the Trial on the 6th day of January, requested Justice this 13th day of May, 1955, and that an order Court of Rockingham 1955, without prejudice ~~--4--tY~ WHARTON,ALDHIZER & WEAVER ATTORNEYS AT LAW HARRISONBURG,VA. IA I ENTER: /J ------.p_J:UL ___________ he entered ., Judge. County~ to either party) ��L JU TICE C THET E: Cu tody t _ _ f B rb r n 1no child of F. . Hin T IlC!_r__________ , r. _ DE I rln pp t t Court t 19 3, pur u on r. , f ther of B r id c uilty of rg a bich e; ( 10. 00) er r d rm of follow· th (1) Th her moth r,. n A. Court that id inf nt chUd, usan n n filed by F. T. t custody be tran - t r ment 01 • u tody of nn (Hin rb r nn Hin e) T ylor. end ve y ther h ll comm nd (3} It tha ) T ylor th o ·t oft id rb r . T. H' um o T n A Hinlde. end with h "'aturd y at nine o'clock five o'clock p. o aid p ti ion, th pinion: 11 u .,;;,US u port and m intcn nee nd it further m y th o s tt r: the condition p tition r th r • s found ek, commencin r, id c ild, for th Upon he r ng vid nc or t 9t , Hin de, Jr. , e, Jr. for th (Hin l ) T ylor, moth r of Court . T. t g inst F. T. Hin!:..l • us oll immedi t ly nd on inuin f id ay of Nov mb r. onth th t rch rr and AM Hin 12 ort r Convict Ro d Fo c , s id B rb r t on th . 11continu ollar ( 0. 00) r t e pay to f r ��..J.Jo..S I GI IA: - ~ l. L J S1 IC , C VL.cnn ~, ._,REL l ..... l."'E IIi'KLE L,I A' L , vs. • J. I I ·a:, , JR . • Upon motion su0port of the ordered that of ~u petition the defendant £inkle file 1aylor ana uoon evidence in t1.is cause. do pay unto wet- 1,_, for Sue the It is Iinkle su:pport e, of 1ovemcer, of this s.id 1953, cour-t. .. CHAS. A. HAMMER ATTORNEY AT LAW HARRISONBURG, VA. oaymen s to be nade and we kly ther after adjudfed Taylor in and the su.11 and. "llaintenance , infant t1.P. :marria 1eard wee'cly from until the child the oorn 12th further of day order ��IN THE JUVEJ'TILF. AlTD DOMFSTIC RELATIONS COURT OF ROCKHTGHAM COTTNTY,VIRGINIA . ...• ...... * COMMONWEALTH * * v. F. T. HINKLE, .TR. P~A~CIP • * * . . . • . . . . . .** TO: MR. J. c. Kindly issne the defendant matter, 81•T,-\PTZ CL:r'RK ' witness to anpear Thursday, s111:J.mons for the following on the date set for November 12, 1953, at 3:01 witness-for the trial 0 1 clock in the above P.M. Dr. G. G. Tanner Grottoes, Virginia Town Sergeant Percy W. 1onderly Grottoes, Virginia Thank you. <:M--r-Ltr, Chrirles CHARLES E. EARMAN. JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW 1ST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. HARRISONBURG, VA. ,. ~rirman, Jr., p.a. ��IN THE TRIAL JUSTICE RE: Custody COURT OF ROCKINGHAM January 6th, 1955. COUNTY, VIRGINIA: of Barbara Ann Hinkle, the minor child of F. T. Hinkle, and Susan Ann (Hinkle) Taylor Jr. ---------------------------------- ORDER It appearing 1953, pursuant Jr., father guilty to the Court to a hearing of Barbara of said charge Convict Road on a non-support Ann Hinkle, (Hinkle) Force, said Barbara March 29th, Hinkle, Jr., ferred mother same from Susan Ann (Hinkle) evidence is of the following F. T. Hinkle, child, Taylor, mother of said child, to him. the Jr.,- may spend every commence a. m., and shall end on Sunday at five o'clock (3) It is ordered Taylor that F. T. Hinkle, ,,,--:;; ~ lJ\, Justice other remain with week end with her as of the date of this on Saturday at nine o'clock p. m. Jr. the sum of Ten Dollars of the said Barbara should Taylor. and that such week ends shall Trial on said petition, Ann Hinkle order; e was filed by F. T. be trans- and arguments of that on that custody so desire, the support to the Court a petition should-he Susan Ann (Hinkle) and maintenance praying of Barbara Susan Ann (Hinkle) (2) That the child father, to Susan Ann opinion: (1) That the custody her mother, proceedings on the State on the condition of one year, appearing was found commencing for the support and it further of said infant Upon hearing Court for the period 1954, in these father by the Court F. T. Hinkle, Jr. sentence ($10. 00) per week, of said child, Ann Hinkle; against the said F. T. Hinkle, which was suspended and continuing Taylor, warrant and was given a six months that he pay the sum of Ten Dollars immediately that on the 12th day of November, {~ shall continue to pay to ($10. 00) per week for Ann Hinkle. t-L-, r, ~ kJ}J--tc:; !Jd~ 1,a) �In the Trial Justice On notion Court of RockinGhan C.:ounty, Vircinia of the defendant an appeal is 6 ranted to the Circuit Court of Rockingham County, Virginia. G~ven under r:iy hand Jami'.l: ------------------- 1~55.,' /~:'rial Justice. [I ., ( L" < • i ' . .1. �JDR 3303C DPW3975 Supplementary Report Rockingham County Department o~ ~ublic Welfare Re: Susan Hinkle Taylor, Non-Support November 12, 1953 Mr. Hinkle states that he and his parents.together have cared for Barbara Ann for at least one-half of the time since the separation of Mr. Hinkle from his wife in 1946. He persists in his desire not to furnish any money for the child's care. We suggest, therefore, that he could pay the money to a third party, such as a lawyer or a mutual acquaintance OR he could arrange to establish credit with certain stores, physicians, etc. We feel that this child's welfare would be best served by removing her from the home of any relative and placing her in a foster home under conditions which would be more beneficial to the child which would guarantee reasonable visits by both parents under the usual conditions imposed by the court. The Welfare Department does not feel that this case is of a nature to justify further service in the matter of support but that the welfare of the child seems to have been ignored unnecessarily. ~~~ tf' JLH/me CAC/Supt. c... 0.. c_ ... ~~~ L. Holladay, Court Social Worker Rockingham County DPW �.., J \.- .._,'-'. - .. -'" ! cn ..·1 ..., ')0 Cj v 0 J 0.J. .d "' '-' _.,; !J•.u. JL! ..... J- ~ ·o Hl- L_; r , - .' ., . . .. '-' ~ 9:.:£0 , ·- \ .. ... 1T !L '0(, 1. .... l J . •. , r tol, .3 I J .. ;--1Jt ~ 1 ... I') v· .. ! ,.. 'l r j �IN THE TRIAL JUSTICE COURT OF OCKINGHA vi COUNTY, VIRGINIA: .. Tanuary 6th, 1955. RE: C stody of Barbara Ann Hinkle, the minor child of F. T. Hinkle, _________ !nd ~u~a_E-An_!liH!!t _ ej Tazl~ __________ 0 Jr. _ DE It app aring to the Court that on the 12th ay of Nov mber, 1953, pursu nt o a hearin Jr. , father of Barbara on a non-support warrant against F. T. Hinkle, Ann Hinkl , the said F. T. Hinkle, guilty of said charge and was given a six months sentence Convict Ro d Force, which was suspended Jr. was found on the State by the Court on the condition t t he pay th sum of Ten Dollars ( 10. 00) per week, commencing .1.y an 1ng for the pe iod f ~::-7--------------------o--=one yea to Sus (Hinkl ) Taylor, mother of said child, for t 1 support an maintenance •u.u.",;;u.1.a.1. said Barbara Ann Hin e; and it further appearing March 2vth, 19 4, in these .., me proceedings Hinkle, ferred Jr., father of said infant child, from Susan Ann (Hin Upon hearing e) Taylor, evidence o to the Court that on a petition was filed by F. T. pr ying that custody be transmother of said child, nd ar r:nents on to him. id petition, the Court is of the following opinion: (1) That the her mother, ustody of Barbara Ann Hinkle should remain with usan Ann {Hinkle) Taylor. (2) That the child may spend every other weel end with her father, F. T. H n e, Jr. , should h so d ire, a order; and th t such week a. m., and shall end on Sund y at five o'clock p. m. (3) ·u is ordered nds sh"ll commence th t F. T. Hinkle, Trial Justice nn Hin de. of this on Saturday at nine o'clock Jr. Susan Ann (Hinkle) Taylor the sum of Ten Dollars the support of the said Barbara of the dat shall continu to pay to ( 10. 00) per week for �D T ::ffH :t 0 1 'l (I ( ) ( �IN THE TRIAL JUSTICE IN RE: COURT OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA: Custody of Barbara Ann Hinkle, minor child of Frank Susan Ann Taylor (formerly Susan Ann Hinkle) T. Hinkle and .=71F..J'3~ To the Honorable Porter R. Graves, Judge of said Court: Your petitioner, That on the was entered awarding in the Trial the custody Frank / J. '/ Justice of Barbara I, T. Hinkle, ~ day of Court respectfully of Rockingham Ann Hinkle, (formerly Susan Ann Hinkle); respectfully this Court to review custody of said infant child, the_ best interests as petitioner County, order is of the opinion be awarded to your petitioner submitted, FRANK T 1; HINKLE By Counsel W·. W. WHARTON 0 406 First National Bank Building Harrisonburg, Virginia ~ WHARTON.ALDHIZER & WEAVER ATTORNEYS ATLAW HARRISONBURG,VA. as to the that it will be to is r-eady to verify. Respectfully Virginia, and that your petitioner the aforesaid of said child that the custody all of which your petitioner , 1953, an order infant child of your petitioner and S\.lsan Ann Taylor requests represents: �< ' -, • �,-r ,·o l:::,e t A e F a,- C" FoT C?.~e. ~~ Sf:a.-C:e. t.h -t:e. ..,/ ALLVVav.s I At--e A /- I a Isa a F c.l.-,-e Sra_ M c,aoJ OF J ~~11y To c.a.re. 'h C J..ild~en -the;r An~ a..kolle.. c~uple. c J...a v-a-c 11-i. ~ .Ken"nC...~h And / l'h S <-'-Sa_ n. A a~oe~s171.Je.n Jo k ea. v1 ~,--i:,-~ l.. 7'x, NJ.. N\ c..d ....,- A-/Vd (H~SbAncl) J~/o--r, I a..C-t-~ oF '"- c.. e. -ra._y/o~ (w,~~) l.~o.~ ~ able 0 ,- .. -i: ~ J /(' NO -/:..-<..~-tc.d ., t,c/ I< J r-J. 7 e_,T4A--te Sa. ... ~ ��,; ( LP\\ • 1/1/6 #~ !?£: ;f-;y y..vt ; (-t¼ b( CL ».. a; ✓r&4 k~ ~)I 1 I :;) -e. ,.. :.__A_/' J;/.£7 ~ t' L-c__,/ , MF ; 7..4...c )/.-0-;.. h ~ ti: )( ~l ~@.s;_. V ��.,. �I' ��' ,, .. �' V �'- \ ( \ r·s_). �I )' ...,, .- ,-y k\.. ' -~tH=~"lfll,BtlSS ~ "~. ~-: I 4) VJ • ! JV YOUTHINK YOU RUN THE eFFIGf SWELL,• () .-. BUT THATS A JOKE TOO FUNNY ! . . ~ O THE ONLY THINGS THAT YOU RUN WflO• • AREYOUR CHEAP-fl~t NSHONEY I • .. .., ...... ��µ.. I JI WORK YOUSHOW A LOTOFl,1JJ..•' YOUACTLIKE YOU'RE ONFI l BUTWHEN vouGETHQMEYouCOLLAPSE Ml t~ ftA1 1 JUSTUKE L :: MADE IN U.S. A. ft f ��fl C- K c. . - V) y JJ}- A I QflteeWife .J I 1 THE-OFFICE GUYS CALL YOUA 8 ANO,JillJ,THAT SUITS YOUFINE---- C 1:7 0 BUTif YOU TOOK YOUR MAKE UPOff THEY'D CALL YOUfRANKENSTEIN MADE IN U.S. A. ---------J -L - V ��Comp Form <'·50-2M flooks-11-50 468PO RECEIPT FOR ~ County of FEES COLLECTED ------zn Virginia lh 19~ , $'.so Received of Cf DOLLARS For 19__ On Date of Service In matter of ~l 1 t::: .J ., I) (/ ORIGINAL-TO vs PAYEE 'r~ }d I �__,... ' ' �Witness Sr.hpoena Commonwealth of Virginia: County of Rockingham, to-wit: To the Sheriff o.f said County, Greeting: You are hereby commanded, in the name of the Commonwealth ~ Ona Michael Route.'2 Elkton, Vall.___ ____________________ Pa:uli ne C1ark Grottoes, Virginia Percy Wonderly Grottoes, Virginia to appear before the Trial Justice Court of said County, sitting Thursday. l Jth day of May: to give evidence in behalf of in the pending v. of Virginia to summon _________ at Harrisonburg, , 19-54.-, at the hour of Virginia, _ _ m said .3:DO Po'Mo County, on of that day 0 the defendant_ ... F~o.__..T~-~-H'"'-l~D~k_1~e..,,_._.T~r~o------------------ case of ------'C~o=m=---•~t=hc..___ ________________________________ _ F. T. Hinkle, Jro ' Clerk Subs. Clerk 7-52-SM-Garrison �------·-------·----------Trial Justice Court . . . ( V. ( Witness Subpoena ( 1954 at 3 PM. . ���~i ;L"'L / f?.f-:;.J • 7~4:-fff:,'- ~ Cit.~ 1-t~ w~(-11 -~l _;~L , ~ _ ,,,_ __ (J~:~ " ~ �-----------------------------1 - ------------------- ------- --------------- --------•·------------------------------------------- ----- -- - --- --- - ------- -- --------=-====-__:---- -------- - ------- -- ----- -- �Docket No. j'3C>j~ Memo for Clerk of T. Harrisonburg, Va., May 7, 195h of Virginia in the case of J. Court: Kindly summons the following as witnesses for the Commonwealth Com'th V. ______________________________ Justice Cour.t on the Trial Date;rhursday, Name of Witness Address of Witness Ona Michael Route 1 Elkton, Virginia Pauline Grottoes, Virginia Clark Percy Wonderly to appear in Trial May 13, at 3: l) P,Mo19sb: or Witness works for Grottoes, Virginia \ or Where Witness can be Seen ��Witness Subpoena Commonwealth of Virginia: County of Rockingham, to-wit: To the Sheriff of said County, Greeting: You are hereby comm.anded, in the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia to summon _________ _ ~~tj·t~;/~7~ to appear before the Trial ---~/~')_~· _<lay Justi~rt to give evidence in behalf of v. if: 'L &,£ of 9'Je ~ ~ J, of said County, sitt\ng r , Jet., f I 19~, at Harr~sonburg, ".:..__"'J::.t.l~'?~r'+-, Virginia, _ht. _ _,_,.. _______ rn said County, on of that day _T,--'-------',,__Jl ...,..f~-~-~~~--L--~------------ ' IQ , < Given under my hand this ~ Subs. Clerk 7-52-SM-Garrison - �,~~ ~ 0 \..E-}f- ~ ~ -;:-4 [, tl I'~ p, ::, (1) 0 "0 0- ~ Cf) Ul Ul (1) ::, ~ ..... :< ,...._,...._,...._ p t z ;:i. ~ ' p (1) Ul ..... ;;· ~ (") 0 g e. '--1 1-:J ::i. F-[ f ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, \ &XECUTED//--//-if3IN THE COUNTY OP ROCKINGHAM BY DELIVERl'l\lG A tRUE COP �Witness Subpoena Commonwealth of Virginia: County of Rockingham, to-wit: To the Sheriff of said County, Greeting: You are hereby commanded, in the name of the Commonwealth Susan A. Hinl(le Taylor, Grottoes, 7th ' day of May _ Virginia. ------------------------ to appear before the Trial Justice Court of said County, sitting Friday of Virginia to summon, _________ at Harrisonburg, , 19--21±._,at the hour of 3: 00 Virginia, in said °M County, on of that day 0 ·, to give ~yidence in behalf of._ _,C~o"-'m=-' t=h'---------- in the pending V. case of __,C"--o""m=• t_,_t-"-'-'h _________________________________ F. T. Hinkle, Jr, Given under my hand this,__ 7-52-5 M-Garrison _ _,,_5-"t"-'h'-___ day ofL__ l=---------= _.,.A:e.iP:::_:r,o.;1:=:· & /c;, - Clerk -:smr-.(;lerak-, �Trial Justice Court ----~ocket No. 3JOJ C Com'th :r:: E-t H ( V. ( Witness I (. Subpoena ( g§ E-l F. T. Hinkle, Jr. To - Friday S= l~ay 7, 19~3 at 3 Pl:.:. µ:, 0 t 0 0 oz E-< H �F /, /-//~~, k/e ~,' -- J(f - ��No ....JJ.03...G............... G.):;hl~~•r~~~·Form No. DNS.2-Non.Support Summons The Commonwealth of Virginia, 'To any one of the PoliceOfficers of the.......~'.":?.~~.~~~!.:~!'.'. ..9.~:1:~~.!.:. ...!.~.~·····················••··•····························: I COMMAND You, In the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia, that you summon ............................................... . ......f..~..J.~ ...H~.~J~.~ ..}.t! ..................................... , who lives at ....Gr.Qt.t.9.~:'?., ...Y.1:r.i;.t.DJ§. .............................. Street, to appear 1.9.~~n;,,. before our Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, located at ...H~.tt.:l-:~9.1 ...YJtt..t.~~.~........................................... . on the ........?1.~~···········day of...........~?T.~~·························• ?.~., at....J.;.QQ..........o' clock .....J:.~.M.:to answer 19 ... a petition by ....§.~~.~!:'.}~.~.~J~~.~ ..1~.Y.~?!.' ....................................................... , alleging desertion and non•support of his wife, child or children; and this you shall in no wise omit, and have then there this writ, with your return thereon. WITNESS, ..... P.R.r.t.~r...B.! .. _c;tr::·§:y~~ ............................................. , Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court ?..4.~. of the said County/City, this ......?.9.t.h.....................day of.......JA~~g.n.................................. , 19 .. ,,.,,.-f / ~ ............... ------------------······· ....- --· ............................................................................ . Judge, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. - �Court SUMMONS TO ANSWER CHARGE OF DESERTIONNON.SUPPORT Relations 3303 C Juvenile and Domestic ! COMMONWEALTH vs. F. T. Hinkle, Jr. 19......... ............Gr.at.to.es., ...11.~ginia. ................ Issued ClerJt. Executed by delivering a copy of the c. ..., 13!-</, within summons to the within•named ;z!.L, ..$~.~············· this ..,:?6.......doy of~~ $.J~_..71._ ~-·~-...Z>...._. ··········sueR:F"F·····················P. P~""-A. L.S'fR;\\iDBiMAN Retu~l!ffiijA!MisCOUNT~ ................. . day of............._. ............................... , 19 .......... Cler~. �G. H. Parent - Lego! Forms Ashlond, Virsinio Form No. DNS.2-Non•Support Commonwealth No . ...J.3.03...G............ Summons of Virginia, Rockingham County and the To any one of the Police Officers of the...Ci:ty ...o.f ..Har.risonburg., ...Va6··································••··•············; I COMMANDYou, in the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia, that you summon ............................................... ........... F.-. ... T...Hinkl•,-...J.r.A .................................... , who lives at... ...Q1:'9tt.oei;,_..V.;i..r.g.i.!.1:t.~ .........................Street, to appear before our Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, located at...l:i~r.r.i.~.9.!lQ\1:fg,Yirg:i,¢.~ ..... ................................... . on the .......l..ith ................ day of..........Ji<>Y.~~1:?.~r ........... , 19..5.J. ..., at .......J;.QQ.........o'clock .....~~ ..M., to answer a petition by....S.µ.~~.n ..A.~ ...H.t.P.:1.4...~ ..'r~Yl<?.r. .................................................. , alleging desertion and non•support of his wife, child or children; and this you shall in no wise omit, and have lhen there this writ, with your return thereon. ~~.., Judge WITNESS,..l~Jgh~.r.9: ..A~....J.~g~~9.P.-. .................... of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of the said County /City, this .........6th ................. day of........Nov.embe.r ....................... , 19 ..53.•. Judge of he Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. �,-: Relations Court JJOJC --;;~ Juvenile and Domestic NON.SUPPORT CHARGE OF DESERTION- SUMMONS TO ANSWER COMMON.WEALTH vs. ....F •...T•.. Hiritle, ..Jr •............................ Grottoes, Virginia. by delivering a copy of the Cler~. Issued ................................................ 19 ......... Executed within summons to the within•named this ..............day of......................... , 19 ...... C. ......................................................... P.C. c~, i'.'l'?? er Cler~. 19 ......... Return received this ................................... . day of... n"EGU'.NID'j'._0...-,•~--; : ,, Q. ~~:,L.;.:_~~~~==---- 5/{ �-, I ~ '/, /ltu,!.,.L IP.f: I r -¥ I Rr!o f, ~;..,t{- ,l'u, 23 4 aitV\., & ~l~ 33o3 c ~ 'I-- /U-~1"1- a:4 I 2. ~ lP, N., w Cg ~£<-(-- ~-to- ,r2_c-- .~ -7- y. 5 -1 a/A-..,.. 1 ' #~ #-I )/If Jr, Xr-:~t;;:;c_ i ~&,~&-~ - �. ....... .......... ....... -.....,,...................... ""·----...-.......... ........._..,,,. - __ ______ ._._. ____ _.......,.. �No ....jJOJ ..c ............... The Commonwealth of Virginia, I COMMAND You, In the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia, that you summon ............................................... . 1 .......l!:...... 'L ...!Ji .... J_ ~ ...J .•................................... , who lives at... ..9.rn.t:f:..C?.!'?.?..1 ..YJr..b;:\.n::i-.?:.~ .......................... Street, to appear before our Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, located at ..H9-r.ri~.o.nl:n:r-G-, ..J!.irg.i!Jj_a ............................................ . on the ...... th. .................day of.............. •..[),y.......................... , 19.~L...., at... ..J:..00 .........o' clock ....P......M., to answer a petition by ......~~!.?.~!.1 ...t~.:.....~.ink1.~...'.r.9:;Y.1.9.~ .........,......................................... , alleging desertion and non•support of his wife, child or children; and this you shall in no wise omit, and have then there this writ, with your return thereon. WITNESS,}~R.r.'t.~r...~.! ... !1!'.1:1:Y.~~ ................................................. , Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of the said County /City, this ......?S.:t.t....................day of............:.:~.r.~h............................. , 19.... hb.•. ~ . .......................................................................................................................... Judge, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. �, / ROCKINGHAM, COUNTY SHERIFF ~~~ - u:7AwoE - IN PERSON. TO .. z 7 ....~~ .,~ THE C8UNTY!aft ROCKINGHAM BY DELIVERING A TRUE COPY OF' THE, WITHIN...-?SM~ r:w> . ~- J¥ IN Relations . I Court / .d' of~---, 19,£/. ...................................................... P. C. ...................................................... P. C. /L,¢.day ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF ~~~r~ Cler~. day of............................................. , 19 .......... Return received this ........... this ..../ ....,/.........a~~······················ ~~ ~ / within summons to the within•named Executed by delivering a copy of the Clerf{. Grottoes, Virginia. Issued ................................................ 19......... .............................................................. Jr. SUMMONS TO ANSWER CHARGE OF DESERTIONNON.SUPPORT Ji'. T. Tiinkle, vs. COMMON.WEALTH Juvenile and Domestic 3303 C �G. H. Porent - Legal Forms Ashldnd Vir91n1d 1 Form No. DNS.2-Non•Support Commonwealth No . ...3.3.03. ..C........... . Summons of Virginia, . . Rockin 6ham County and the City of Harrisonburg, To any one of the Police Officers of the ..................................................................................................................... : I COMMANDYou, in the name of the Commonwealth .....x.~....'r.! ... R~~.J:~J. of Virginia, that you summon ............................................... . ...l~.! ......................................., who lives at. ..O..:r.9.t,t.9.~.~.l ..V-1:r.i;t.~t.<?: ........................... Street, to appear before our Juvenile and Domesiic Relations Court, located aL.J:{c1:rrJs.9.DP.P.r.r,. V.;:i.:rg:i,m<i.~ .......................................... on the ............6th ............. day oL ...No:v.emb.er ............... , 19:.SJ.., aL ..J.:.0O ...........o' clock .....P.....M., to answer a petition by .......?.1:1:~!3:P. ...A! . .J:ttt:*-1-JL'.L'.~y:J.,Q.:f ................................................. , alleging desertion and non•support of his wife, child or children; and this you shall in no \\ise omit, and have then there this writ, with your return thereon. WITNESS, .......P..o.rter...R....Gra.:v.e.8 ................ .-...................... ..., Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of the said County /City, this ........26th .............. day oL .......October ....................... , l 9 ....$J.. " (~-)- /~ ····•··························~······································································ Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Va �l Court NON.SUPPORT CHARGE OF DESERTION- SUMMONS TO ANSWER O'N.W E AL'T H Relations by delivering a copy of the day aL0.£ . . , 19,_£3 day Return received Cler~. 19 ......... f £W21;;;;4~~ n/'J~.~~™ d''~J .E:.J;..... 1.1.~.~ ...... . within summons to the within-named Executed Cler~. Issued ................................................19 ......... ....F •.. T •...Hinkle.1...Jr~ ............................ . Grottoes,· Virginia. vs. COMM Juvenile and Domestic 3303 C �G.Ashland, H. ParentVa. Co. Form No. DNS-2-Non-Support 3303 C No................................. . Summons The Commonwealth of Virginia, 1... g.?.~:.~":~.l To any one of the PoliceOfficers oJ the...B-~.~~t!.1.G0.~~'. .................................................................... : • I COMMAND You, In the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia, that you summon ............................................... . ...F....... ~ .....H.inkle~··· T.r......................................... , who lives at... ...0:r9.tt.R.~.§.,...YJ;r..;;i.ni.~.!......................... Street, to appear before our Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, located at .H.?:r.r.1-.~~.D1?:tAf£, ....Y..:!:~.Gt.aj..?:!' ............................................ . on the .........71h ..............day of............J4~Y........................... , 19...?.~., at... ...}.;g9........ o'clock ....~~....M., to answer a petition by .........~.~.9.?:D. ..A! ... .Ht.~J~ ...1'.~~J~.:r. ............................................... , alleging desertion and non•support of his wife, child or children; and this you shall in no wise omit, and have then there this writ, with your return thereon. WITNESS, ..... P.orl.er ...R.•...Gr~nms ............................................. , Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of the said County /City, this ..........5.th.................. day oL. ...........Anr.il............................ , 19..Slh. Judge, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. �) ) 1 Relations 3303 C Juvenile and Domestic Jr, Court SUMMONS TO ANSWER CHARGE OF DESERTIONNON .SUPPORT COMMON.WEALTH vs. l F. T. Hinkle, 19 ......... ·······urot t:oes;··-v:trg!Trta~···················· Issued Clerl-{_. Executed by delivering a copy of the within summons to the within•named ...~ ..;t. ...... i.7!~~··········· P. C C . . ..., 19.9f ...................................................... P. this/A((L. ..day o~-d_ ...................................................... Return received this ............ . ff. ;J;J~ Cler\. J)~ t~ day of............._................................ , 19 .......... 7~7 A.L.S'fflAWDERMAN SHERIFF ROCKINGHAMCOUNTY �G. H. Parent Co. Ashland, Virginia. Form No. DNS•l-Petition No ...... JJ.93-..9............... .. to be Filed in Desertion and Non.Support Cases. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA: In the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of the ...C.a"1.nt,Y-...Qf THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, at the rel, of ......Susan ..A . . H inkl ~ ...':' a.:_r 1 o,~--------·-Gr..o.t.t.o.e.s...,_.J ... Ro.ckin .. • +.in-i~a~----- Name Complainant Address vs . ......F •....'r •...Hink le .1-•••• J r •~-----·-----··.Gr.o ... t.o.c .,. --~i~r-;-f:-i ..... n_.....i ..,,a~------ Name Defendant Address To the.Jlg_n_Q.r--1!.b..l.e ....l:9.r.t..~.r .._ ....__G.... r ... a.... v..... e...s...___~-----ludge of said Court: Your petitioner •····;·S·u.s.an ..A .......T_ay.lo.r .....- ............ ····---········-····················• respectfully represents: 1. That on the .. Q.tlL ......day oL1'l!.a-;,,.,........................, 19. , the said defendant. .....R...... . inkle.,...- .•J.r..r··············-··················-················-···························• ancL.Sus.an. ..A......3.amme.r.............. _....-·········-····CGive Maiden Name) were lawfully married by ......Re.v:.,._ ...B::t>.o.wn. .........................._........................................., in the..C{rnnt~--·--···--··of ...... .3..o c.kin L ............................... , State oL .......V ir ... in i a············-·························-··· 2. That on or about .the.....~.th........... day oLN.QY.!'J.ID.Q.~.r.,_ ..........._........, 19.-4-6, the said defendant did, without just cause, desert and willfully neglect and refuse and fail to provide for the support and maintenance of his said wife, and the followin'g male children under the age of sixteen years, to-wit: .....................................•........................Bor.~----········• 19.._ ...., ···················-··························-···Bor.. n _____ ····-··• 19__ ..............................................................Born.·---··•-········• 19........, ..................................................... Bor____ _ 19._ and the following female children under the age of seventeen years, to-wit: B..~.r.b.a.r.a...Ann ..Jiinkl.e. ..........Born ...D.e ..c..A •••• 1.7.,-..., 19L~ .., ....................................................Born.........·-··-··--····• 19____ ·························-·································~Born.•.•....••••..... ---···• 19_·-···• ···-············•-··-···· Born~-----, 19__ and the following children above said ages who are crippled or otherwise incapacitated for earning a living, to wit: ··························-····················-············Born.•••••••.••••••.••....••.... , 19·-·····• ··················-·······-··-·-···--·--··Born._ .._._._······-·-• 19__ . such wife, child or children being then and there in destitute and necessitous circumstances, 3. That Your Honor has jurisdiction in the premises, Chapter 80, Virginia Code, 1930, by reason of the fact: a. That at the time of desertion such wife, child or children were living in. ..Ro.c.k.ir1K..ha.:m_G_o1...._j .... n .... tyy__ _ (County/City and State) b. That such child or children are now living iu.... .o.c.kine,-ham. ...Count.y .............in destitute or necessitous (County/City and State) condition cind have remained therein in such condition withe the knowledge and acquiescence of said defendant; or c. That the defendant is now, and may be found, ~ving in.B.Q.Ck.in r.:.hg.m...C.QJ.m. fCounty /City and State) 4. That the facts and circumstances of the case are as follows: ···- ........H.g.S....no.t ....ELu.np.nI'-t.e.d ...o.r ....c.ont.r.ib.ue.d~o. ...th.e ...stm.p.0-r-t. ...oL ..s.ai.d...c.hil d s i n c e ... ..J.9J+6•····························································-·-········---···-·-····················. ··············•· ·-·····························-····-··········----····-·-·-·-•···········-- ··-----··----- ----------- ····························•-····-·-·---···· WHEREFORE, your petitioner prays that proper process may issue; that the Court may make all proper and necessary inquiries into the matters herein set forth and enter such judgment or orders in the premises as to the Court may seem meet; and your petitioner will ever pray.etc. -4~ Z ·-·-·--·· 0 .... k~ ....2~~-·-·······Gr-o.t.to.e.s.,. .... Petitioner sign here ...V.i.I:>.gJ.n.i.a------- / Address Div o.r.c.e.cL:1.Ji.fe.....- .........--.-··-··-·•··-···-···············~.e.P.t.~m.b.e.r._25,J-.-L9.~,,,__---~--Reiation to Complainant or Defendant ------------------------------------------------------------------- Date ----------------------------------------------------------·----- COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, TO-WIT: This day personally appeared before me, ...._.~.\.rn.an...A .•....T.a.ylor- .................. -·-····· ___ , G}m~)to.e 20ourt-<I Notary Public-1U{;}!:~«fxthe.i2eJZG!SH!in and for the._ ...C.GU.nt.y.....and State aforesaid, the above-named petitioner who, upon being duly sworn makes oath that the facts stated in the foregoing petition are true to the best of his knowledge, information and belief. Give under my hand, this ........25.th ................... day oL .....S.e:o..t£..mO.. ·P·,······-······---, 1953... I was commissioned as Lois ,1. lvyers. ~ ~......_ LMv commission e XP ires Nov. 30 19 54···--·····~t-·~···,g,_ ...(.__ ..~~~----, ' !oierkJot:melO"clC!1t-Notary Public~:ustil;ruJktb.J:h«~. I have reviewed the above petition and direct the following: I. □ Petition denied. 2. IXJl( Investigation order retur~t>le the._ ....Q'tD ...............·-········· day oL .......l:.Q~l.~:'.:!'.e · , 19~.:LJ 3. :}[XX That summons~~ issued and served on the defendant and the matter brought to trial on the .......6-tlL ..............day oL ........lI.9Y§IDR.e.r ...(~.t...J ..PM}....... , 19.SJ ...Also , 11 witnesses be summoned to appear on the date of trial. Date .._OctQ.Q~r ...26.th,, ...19.SJ •..............By order ···············-·· ····---········-·• Judge. �Statement of Costs -F£-!r ····----- )• 0-0 --·J=~-··- Juvenile 3303 C and Domestic Relations Court Rockingham County and the vs . ......F •.. T •.. Hinkle, Received and Defendant Complainant AT THE REL OF o ···-······-·· filed ............................................, Petition of .. Susan ..A•..Taylor ..........--········· alleging desertion and non-support. ..Jr ...Susan. A•.. Taylor .............. _ COMMONWEALTH, of the.cit-y··oi··-Harrisonburg,··'lfirei-nia,. ····-;-~·-·-:;:.r·· T!i9il F~e - - - , - - - - - - - $ 2-" ~ ~ Warrant ..................................... . .../-, .tr-t'!:)....... aL ..........each Service and Arrest - • • • • • ........Summons ~ sa~ ,J.L-c;···-·each Boncl................_. Bail BoJa ..............................- ft' ,-,e.. 19 ....... Probation OHicer. , . 19......- Clerk. -------------------------------------------------------- J_S:..' 19..................... (Give Names and Addresses) Total • • • • • • • • $.8.~ .. Non.Support Witnesses: Petition referred to Judge Petition Denied/Granted Investigated. issued ---------------------------------------------------- Docketed for trial .................................................................... Summons/Warrant ....··········......··········..·························-······, 19.·-·-· DISPOSITION: See Juvenile and Domes• tic Relations Court Docket, page .................... , year_·-········-············· Clerk. I OF VIRGINIA: In the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court COMMONWEALTH The City of Harrisonburg Rockingham County a.. The· defendant, .... F • T .Hinkle .1 Jr .•..............................................................................who was charged on petition with de~4i.;i~~or non.support as set forth on reverse side, upon trial is hereby found ........................ guilty of said misdemeanor: Further, upon consideration of the circumstances of the case, the imposition of sen• tence is suspended and the defendant is placed on probation and under support order. SUPPORT ORDER 1953%:_) ..... ..... , to the ........................................term of Judge. this ....Lok ...... & -tt:, The defendant is hereby ordered and directed to pay to ....$.1J§.l?.n ... JHinl~l.eJT.a;,llOr toward the support and maintenance of his dependents as set forth on reverse side weekly /mon-t+,.+ythe sum of $...J~.~.~9........for a period of one year ending .._.i'.1..~...::UJj • day oL ...~~~.~~~~E. .................., 19..~~··• and is further required to enter into a recognizance, with/without surety in the sum of $......~.QQ.!.Q.9 ........to faithfully comply with the terms of probation and the support order or any subsequent modification of amendment thereof and shall make his personal appearance in Court on the .......... .:U:.~!.'..! ........_day of .!9.~~~·'='·~·-·······•19_.~~....., or whenever in the meantime te may be ordered to do so. Further, upon consideration of the circumstances of the case, the defendant is hereby fined the sum of S.J.!.QQ.........................and costs of $ ................................... and order• ed to pay same to the Court in weekly /monthly installments of $ .............................·-·············· with/without surety. Further, upon consideration of the circumstances of the case, the defendant be and hereby is sentenced to the State Convict 'Road force at hard labor for a period of ·····--· __ 6__ ...months. . Upon further consideration the execution of the sentence to the State Convict Road force is hereby suspended and the defendant is placed on probation and under support order as set forth above. Failure to comply with the terms of probation and support order or any breach of the peace will cause revocation of the ~uspension of imposition/execution of sentence. ....., Given under my hand aL.-L~·-··········-···Virginia, day oL~ !':...L CK.. .. ~ ..... is granted Judge on this the ....................day oL ...............·-·····-• I 9........• an appeal ............~.....:2~ On motion of the defendant the --················-···················•··-·····Court, -·····························-··•··········---·············---·······-······• �Docket No. 7 I4 t, :J- . COMMONWEAL TH of VIRGINIA vs. Misdr. (appeal) F. T. HINKLE, JR. W. W. Wharton, Own 1955 February (x ) 22. ------P• d. Appointed Docketed. CIRCUIT COURT OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA. �Keystone Envelope Co., Phila., Pa. �TRIAL JUSTICE C~URT J. D.R. Docket Commonwealth V. F. T. Hinkle, Jr. Defendant. fV J-'f.' ). _ Appearance Date Trial Date JI- . , I I-! f- ~n-1. /~ / ?-- J~a ~ ~.5-.. - I:.:.-S f'. :U-6-5J ~.-~3 Pr~ - 3 />.IYJ. V :111 \ �I / / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rockingham County Criminal Court: Criminal Cases Description An account of the resource This collection encompasses all criminal court cases adjudicated in Rockingham County from 1778 to 1971, spanning nearly two centuries of legal history. The records offer a comprehensive view of the county's criminal justice system, including charges ranging from petty theft and assault to more serious offenses like murder. Each case provides unique insights into the legal proceedings, punishments, and societal norms of the time, reflecting how local attitudes toward crime and justice evolved over the years. Beyond the legal aspects, these records also shed light on the social, cultural, and political environment in Rockingham County, including the impact of historical events such as the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the civil rights movement. Researchers will find cases involving enslaved individuals, early policing practices, and the enforcement of social and moral codes, offering a window into the daily lives and struggles of past residents. The collection serves as a valuable resource for understanding the community's response to crime, the development of legal institutions, and the broader historical context shaping the attitudes of crime in Rockingham County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rockingham County Criminal Court Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1778-1971 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ccr001 Ccr002 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Rockingham County Circuit Court Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commonwealth v F. T. Hinkle, Jr Subject The topic of the resource Child Support Custody Dispute Description An account of the resource Defendant charged with failure to pay child support (note: custody dispute; child support) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rockingham County Circuit Court Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Nara Holdaway Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights.<br /><a href="https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ccr001_018_004 Hinkle https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/Rockingham_County_Criminal_Court_Criminal_Cases/Ccr002_008_021.pdf eb31234b64be99a4bcd8ed9050338960 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rockingham County Criminal Court: Criminal Cases Description An account of the resource This collection encompasses all criminal court cases adjudicated in Rockingham County from 1778 to 1971, spanning nearly two centuries of legal history. The records offer a comprehensive view of the county's criminal justice system, including charges ranging from petty theft and assault to more serious offenses like murder. Each case provides unique insights into the legal proceedings, punishments, and societal norms of the time, reflecting how local attitudes toward crime and justice evolved over the years. Beyond the legal aspects, these records also shed light on the social, cultural, and political environment in Rockingham County, including the impact of historical events such as the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the civil rights movement. Researchers will find cases involving enslaved individuals, early policing practices, and the enforcement of social and moral codes, offering a window into the daily lives and struggles of past residents. The collection serves as a valuable resource for understanding the community's response to crime, the development of legal institutions, and the broader historical context shaping the attitudes of crime in Rockingham County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rockingham County Criminal Court Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1778-1971 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ccr001 Ccr002 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Rockingham County Circuit Court Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commonwealth v. George Hinkle Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1824 Subject The topic of the resource Assault and Beating Description An account of the resource Defendant charged with assault and beating. Guilty Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rockingham County Circuit Court Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Sydney Ring MeganPullen Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights. https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Criminal Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ccr002_008_021 Hinkle https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/Rockingham_County_Criminal_Court_Criminal_Cases/Ccr002_007_004.pdf 5d5339ebfb9102762ddd3bbae2751394 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rockingham County Criminal Court: Criminal Cases Description An account of the resource This collection encompasses all criminal court cases adjudicated in Rockingham County from 1778 to 1971, spanning nearly two centuries of legal history. The records offer a comprehensive view of the county's criminal justice system, including charges ranging from petty theft and assault to more serious offenses like murder. Each case provides unique insights into the legal proceedings, punishments, and societal norms of the time, reflecting how local attitudes toward crime and justice evolved over the years. Beyond the legal aspects, these records also shed light on the social, cultural, and political environment in Rockingham County, including the impact of historical events such as the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the civil rights movement. Researchers will find cases involving enslaved individuals, early policing practices, and the enforcement of social and moral codes, offering a window into the daily lives and struggles of past residents. The collection serves as a valuable resource for understanding the community's response to crime, the development of legal institutions, and the broader historical context shaping the attitudes of crime in Rockingham County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rockingham County Criminal Court Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1778-1971 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ccr001 Ccr002 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Rockingham County Circuit Court Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commonwealth v. John Hinkle Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1820 Subject The topic of the resource Felony Theft Description An account of the resource Defendant charged with feloniously stealing. Guilty Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rockingham County Circuit Court Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Sydney Ring MeganPullen Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights. https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Criminal Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ccr002_007_004 Hinkle