James B. Hinton: The Lost Creek Settlement

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James B. Hinton was born 20 Jan 1893, Indiana, USA.

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Race: Negro
Reference Number: 10602
Residence: 1935, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
Residence: 1940, Washington, Marion, Indiana, USA; StreetAddress: West 40 Street; Age: 47; Occupation: Postman; AttendedSchool: No; ClassofWorker: Wage or salary worker in Government work; EmploymentCode: 1; EmploymentDetails: No; EmploymentHistory: No; EnumerationDistrict: 96-347; GradeCompleted: Elementary school, 8th grade; HomeOwnership: Owned; HoursWorked: 44; Income: 2100; IncomeOtherSources: No; IsEmployed: Yes; OwnsFarm: No; PublicEmergencyWork: No; SeekingWork: No; ValueOfHome: 2500; WeeksWorked: 52; MaritalStatus: Widowed; RelationToHead: Head

James married Edith M Hardiman 5 Apr 1917, Marion, Indiana, USA. Edith (daughter of Thomas B. Hardiman and Ella Elizabeth Nolcox) was born 6 Sep 1895, Indiana, USA; died 16 Nov 1937, Jennings, Owen, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Harrell David Hinton was born 14 Feb 1932, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 2

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