✏ Sources for William Hutchinson and Mary Catherine

• Title: Ohio: The History of Darke County, Ohio.
  Author: McIntosh, W. H. compiler.
  Publication: 1880, Chicago, W.H. Beers & Co.
  Page: p. 738-739.
  Note: Biosketch of Robert Hartman born 1824. Traces ancestry back to Ann Hutchinson born 1700; William born 1724 and wife Catherin (Vohn) Hutchinson born 1731; Mary Huthcinson and Christopher Hartman.
  


• Title: Ohio Clermont County History Everts 1880.
  Author: Louis H. Everts.
  Publication: Philadelphia, 1880.
  Page: p. 315, 548
  Note: Biosketch of son Ezekiel, son of William born 13 Dec 1724 and Mary born 17 May 1731. Names children of William and Mary with birthdates Describes four Methodist minister sons.
  


• Title: Hutchinson NJ to Clermont.
  Author: The Hutchinson family : New Jersey to Clermont County, Ohio by Joseph R. Mosher.
  Page: p. 14
  Note: William Hutchinson was born Dec 13 1724. He purchased southwest part of Rocky Brook tract from father by deed dated 17 Feb 1769. Willliam was first moderator for East Windsor twp when created in 1794.
  


• Title: Hutchinson Hollifield: Ancestral Tracks to Clermont and Beyond Hutchinson.
  Author: Hollifield, Mary Ann Needham.
  Publication: 1996, MacPRINT, Greensboro, NC.
  Page: p. 2
  Note: Ancestral Chart
  


• Title: Ohio: Cincinnati The Queen City 1788-1912.
  Author: Charles Frederick Gross.
  Publication: 1912, S.J.Clark Publishing Company, Cincinnati.
  Page: Vol 4, p. 148
  Note: Ancestry is reviewed in bio sketch. Reports birthdates and marriage date for William and Mary Catherine.
  


• Title: Old Sands Street Methodist Eposcopal Church of Brooklyn NY.
  Author: Warriner, Rev. Edwin.
  Publication: 1885, Phillips and Hunt, NY.
  Page: p. 12, 138-141.
  Note: Reports about son Sylvester.
  


• Title: NJ Trenton: History of the city of Trenton, New Jersey: embracing a period of nearly two hundred years.
  Author: Raum, John O.
  Publication: 1871, Trenton, Nicholson & Co.
  Page: p. 115-116, 119
  Note: Names sons Aaron and Robert as Methodist leaders.
  


• Title: NJ Burlington: History of Burlington and Mercer Counties, NJ, with Biographical Sketches.
  Author: Woodward, Major E.M and Hageman, John.
  Publication: 1883 Everts and Peck, Philadelphia.
  Page: Vol 4 p 758, 772
  Note: Biosketch. William had 4 sons who became Methodist preachers.