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James Madison HINKLE, Private
Company E, 32nd Kentucky Infantry |
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Name of Soldier: James Madison HINKLE
- Personal Description and Vital Statistics:
- Born: January 4, 1831 in Buncombe County, North Carolina
Height: 5' 8"
Complexion: Fair
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Dark
Occupation: Farmer
Died: July 20, 1909 in Clio, Whitley County, Kentucky
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James Madison HINKLE
Private, Company E
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| Courtesy of Lisa Hinkle Siders
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Name of Father:
Name of Mother:
- Siblings:
- Marriage(s):
- Spouse(1): Dilla DAVIS
- Died: April 7, 1881 in Whitley County, Kentucky
Date of Marriage: Before 1861
- Spouse(2): Polly TAYLOR
- Died: November 17, 1914 in Krupp, Whitley County, Kentucky
Date of Marriage: September 28, 1884 in Whitley County, Kentucky
Minister: J. K. MARTIN, Baptist Minister
Children:
Mary HINKLE - Born May 2, 1851
Peter HINKLE - Born February 6, 1853
M. E. HINKLE - Born March 10, 1857
Susanah HINKLE - Born June 11, 1862
Permelia HINKLE (Twin) - Born August 29, 1865
Thomas HINKLE (Twin) - Born August 29, 1865
James HINKLE - Born April 13, 1868
Amanda HINKLE - Born February 15, 1871
Fanny HINKLE - Born June 15, 1873
- Military Service:
- Rank: Private
- Enlisted: December 24, 1862 in Somerset, Kentucky
- Discharged: August 12, 1863 in Danville, Kentucky
- Residences:
- After his discharge, on August 12, 1863, James Madison HINKLE returned to Whitley County, Kentucky and resided there until his death on July 20, 1909. After his death, his widow, Polly, remained in Whitley County, Kentucky where she died on November 17, 1914.
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Descendants of James Madison HINKLE
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