Joseph Jefferson Hinshaw

┌── Nathan Hinshaw │ c1824-1864 │ │ Joseph Jefferson Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1861 │ ┌── Edward Burke D: 1944 │ │ └── Sarah Burks ─────┤ c1830-1898 │ └── Elisabeth Faris M: Emma Jane Young

Born Dec 23 1861, Franklin County, Tennessee.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8} (Dec - 1862).⁹

A Jeff? [unclear] J. Hinshaw (probably this Joseph J.) was shown in the 1900 census (Jun 2-4 1900), staying as a boarder in the Martha Farris household in Franklin County, Tennessee:⁹

Joe was shown in the 1910 census (Apr 20 1910), living with the family of his deceased brother William in Franklin County, Tennessee:⁶

Joseph Hinshaw was shown in the 1920 census (Jan 21-23 1920), Franklin County, Tennessee:⁷

He married Emma Jane Young, Aug 22 1935, Franklin County, Tennessee.¹⁰ Emma, daughter of Isaac Young & Mary Susan Holder, was born Feb 19 1869, Tennessee.^{8,11,12,13,14} (Feb 15 1869).^1,15

Joe and Emma were shown in the 1940 census (Apr 10 1940), living with Emma's daughter Ollie and her husband in Franklin County, Tennessee:⁸

Joseph Jefferson Hinshaw died Jan 23 1944, near Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee; age 82y 1m 0d.^1,2,3

Buried immediately next to Joseph in Green Cemetery is his mother, Sarah (Burk) Hinshaw.^2,16 Also buried elsewhere in Green Cemetery is Eliza J. Hinshaw #2487 (1822-1859),^2,17 who might be closely related.¹⁸

Emma died Feb 19 1949, near Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee; age 80.^1,19,20,21

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