Adaline B. Pine

Research update — October 7–8, 2026 (original records reviewed):

Adaline Pine, 1, Pennsylvania-born, appears in Joseph and Elvina’s 1850 household. The 1879 distribution includes William Collins, the compiled husband of Adaline/Addie, with a quarter-share of $11.39.

Evidence qualification: The distribution does not itself identify Collins as her husband or prove Adaline’s death. The compiled 1848 birth and November 30, 1877 death remain qualified.

Family connection assessment: Retain existing links; no automatic relationship changes.

Next research: Find the original 1875 marriage and Philadelphia 1877 death record.

Sources: [[evidence:WEB-20261008-043012-4c9c43be|1850 census: Kendig and Pine households]] [[evidence:WEB-20261008-042827-9a291f33|Margaret Kendig estate account and audit, 1879]] Compiled lead: John Levering, Levering Family (1897), relevant family pages 170, 248–249, 399–401, 575–576; OCR consulted, exact dates require corroboration. https://archive.org/details/leveringfamilyhi00byuleve

Prior saved research (preserved verbatim):

Named explicitly as one of the five minor children of Elvina Kendig and Joseph Pine in the original 1859 John Kendig estate petition. This directly establishes both recorded parents and maternal grandfather John Kendig. The petition places this child with father Joseph Pine in Stark County, Ohio, and names Evan Jones as guardian of the child’s estate. Guardianship does not establish kinship. [WEB-20261007-210012-f14b9e32]

Levering (1897), p.400, entry 3353, names Addie in the corresponding family and reports a later marriage to William Collins. That likely name correlation and later events remain compiled leads, pending original verification. [700.80.016]

The mother’s conflicting death-year readings remain documented on her profile. No exact birth or death date is asserted here from the 1859 petition.