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Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1900	Hinckley, Henry N	Son	409 E Buffalo St	11	White	New York	Single	At School
1910	Hinckley, Henry N	Son	409 E Buffalo St	21	White	New York	Single	None
1920	Hinckley, Henry N	Son	409 E Buffalo St	31	White	New York	Single	Architect
1930	Hinckley, Henry N	Head	410 E Seneca St	40	White	New York	Married	Investment Banker
1950	Hinckley, Henry	Head	410 E Seneca St Apt. 1	55	White	New York	Separated	Buyer

Relatives in 1900 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Hinckley, Henry L	Head	409 E Buffalo St	57	White	Massachusetts	Married	Bank Cashier
Hinckley, Helen N	Wife	409 E Buffalo St	47	White	New York	Married	None
Cuffman, Fred S	Servant	409 E Buffalo St	22	White	New York	Single	Janitor
McAuliff, Maggie H	Servant	409 E Buffalo St	26	White	New York	Single	Servant

Relatives in 1910 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Hinckley, Henry L	Head	409 E Buffalo St	69	White	Massachusetts	1st Marriage	Own Income
Hinckley, Helen M	Wife	409 E Buffalo St	57	White	New York	1st Marriage	None

Relatives in 1920 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Hinckley, Nellie M	Head	409 E Buffalo St	67	White	New York	Widowed	None
McAuliffe, Margaret H	Lodger	409 E Buffalo St	43	White	New York	Single	Housekeeper

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Hinckley, Eleanor	Wife	410 E Seneca St	26	White	Pennsylvania	Married	None

Hinckley Family Collection

This collection consists of records kept by Henry Noble Hinckley, well-known to Ithacans as a collector and dealer in antiques, whose bequest in 1969 created the Hinckley Foundation and Museum. Box 1 contains his World War I service records; Civil War letters of his father, Henry Lester Hinckley, a captain in the Union Army; and various other family documents. Box 2 contains records concerning production and sale of the famous “Ithaca Kitty,” a stuffed toy invented by Ithacan Celia M. Smith in about 1890, and some 19th century pocket almanacs and early 20th century postcards and advertising cards owned by the Hinckleys.

Hinckley Family Collection, The History Center in Tompkins County
https://thehistorycenter.net/resources/Documents/Archival%20Finding%20Aids/Hinckley%20Family%20Collection%20V-63-9-8.docx.pdf

Henry Noble Hinckley, 1888-1969

Find a Grave: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107681581/henry-noble-hinckley