ELIZABETH DENESS HINGLE Plaquemines Parish Louisiana
Extracted from "The Plaquemines Protector"( Died 27 July 1901 )
Submitted By:  Gladys Stovall Armstrong
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Born 15 February, a month and a few days after the battle of New 
Orleans... Her Father and Husband both fought, the former as Corpal, 
the latter as Private under Andrew Jackson at the battle of New Orleans.

She was the Daughter of Hubert Maximillian DENES and Elizabeth 
YARBOROUGH, The latter, a native of Virginia and came to Plaquemines 
when quite a young girl with her parents. Her Father being Dr. Joseph 
Smith YARBOROUGH, and her Mother was Mary NEAL (O'Neal) whose ancestors
were pure English, being born at Willoughby, Lincolhshire, England.

Hurbert Maximillion DENESS, the father of the deceased was born 15 
October 1771, issue of the marriage between John DENESS and Marie 
Joseph SANVAGE, the former was son of William DENES , a native of 
Ireland and Christine DELERY, whose parents were French and came to 
Louisiana in the early part of the 17th century. The DELERY family is 
well known through out the state.

Marie SANVAGE was the daughter of Joseph Delile SANVAGE , a native of 
Narmar, a Province of Belgium and Marie Ignez LEONARD, a native of 
Luxembourg.

The blood of four Nations which boast of the highest Civilization, flowed 
through their veins and this she transmitted to many descendants.

On the 24th of July 1833, the deceased was united in marriage to Pierre 
Ursin HINGLE. The latter born in 1775 ( 23 Dec. 1794) was 20 years her 
senior. He was a descendent of German Parents, out of this marriage were 
born 8 children, 4 sons and 4 daughters (children were named).