Display Patriot - P-182010 - Joseph HINDS

Joseph HINDS

SAR Patriot #: P-182010

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State of Service: NC      Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
DAR #: A055213

Birth: abt 1735 / / England
Death: bef Jun 1815 / Wayne / KY

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Guilford Co., NC delegate, Provincial Congress, Halifax Convention 1776
  2. Paid for services or supplies

Additional References:
  1. Saunders, Colonial Records of NC, Volume 10, pg 913-914, 915, 916
  2. Wells, History of Roane Co. TN
  3. NSDAR cites: NC REV WAR PAY VOUCHERS #4544, ROLL #S.115.98
  4. State Records of NC (1779-1780) Vol 15, pg 3,

Spouse: Hannah Gregory Grider
Children: Levi; Ruth; Simeon; Samuel; Joseph;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1983-07-05 AL Unassigned Leon Trice Hinds (122379) Levi   
1984-07-30 TN Unassigned Donald Douglas McCoin (124391) Simeon   
1985-03-05 TN 230605 James William Murphy Sr (125380) Simeon   
2001-07-16 AL 10036 Emory Jay Ferguson (156146) Levi   
2001-08-16 AL 9889 Ronald Allen Bearden (132719) Levi   
2013-03-07 FL 51976 Jefre Thomas Riser (165231) Ruth   
2015-04-28 TX 63538 James Travis Crysup (194486) Levi   
2016-05-18 TX 69328 Kent Pearson Fowler (198674) Levi   
2020-05-15 LA 91268 Nicholas A. Foster (215249) Levi   
2021-03-26 IN 96306 Charles Edward Clements Jr. (218691) Ruth   
2022-04-15 CA 99291 Rodney Wayne Goodmon (211072) Samuel   
Burial:
UNKNOWN (Unindexed)
Location:
Knox / TN
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Comments:
  • per Find-A-Grave
    • Burial Details Unknown, Jul 2024
    • wife Hannah G Grider, born 1742, died 1815, marr. NJ, 1758
    • unsourced Bio


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