Hinson-Green Cemetery

Highway 200 North, cross Highway 218.
Turn left at utility tower and follow driveway.
Cemetery is about 200 yards from the road behind a barn.

Goose Creek Township, Union County, North Carolina

(Sometimes called Mean Bill Hinson Cemetery)

Copied by Pauline B. Hinson Spring 1977

From the cemetery files of Ann Medlin Price

Photos by Ann Price Mar 13, 2006

Green, Lillia E.

Dec 22, 1878-Jan 9, 1879

    (D/o James L. & Julia Hinson Green)

Green, Wilen V.L.

May 16, 1880-Mar 19, 1883

    (S/o James L. & Julia Hinson Green)

Hinson, Infant

No Dates

    D/o W.B. & Marcena Hinson

Hinson, Infant

No Dates

    Of W.B. & Marcena Hinson

Hinson, Infant

Feb 1902-Feb 1902

    D/o W.B. & M.A. Hinson   

Hinson, Marcena (Biggers)

Sept 6, 1828-Aug 22, 1896

    1st W/o W.B. Hinson

    (D/o Robert & Mary Little Biggers)

    (Married July 22, 1852)

Hinson, Silus

Oct 27, 1901-May 31, 1902

    D/o W.B. & M.A. Hinson   

Hinson, W. (William) B. (Bartley) [1]

May 10, 1830-Oct 22, 1904

    (S/o William & Margaret Cook Hinson)

    (He married 2nd Martha Ann Austin d/o

    William Henderson & Mary Ann Baucom

    Austin on Dec 21 1896. She married 2nd

    Daniel Preston Hinson and is buried with

    him at New Hope Baptist Church)

Hinson, William R.

Died May 22, 1889-Age 23 yrs

    S/o W.B. & Marcena Hinson

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This page created Oct. 17, 2008 and updated May 11, 2013 by Julie Hampton

 


[1] -Note from Julie Ganis: Name was probably William Bartlett Hinson, named for his great uncle Bartlett Hinson.

 Tuesday, December 27, 1904, THE MONROE JOURNAL (Union County, N.C.)

-Mr. W. B. HINSON of New Salem township died last night. He was one of the oldest and best known men of the county. He was 74 years old last May. He was married twice. From the first union there are six children. His last wife, who survives him, is a daughter of Esq. W. H. AUSTIN of New Salem. From this marriage there are five children, the youngest but a year old. The funeral will be at the HINSON burying ground tomorrow at 3 o’clock.  During the war Mr. HINSON was a member of the home guards. He held to the Primitive Baptist faith. He was a hard worker throughout his life and acquired a great deal of property, being a large landowner, and holder of real estate in Charlotte and elsewhere. Until late years he carried on large farming operations, but with advancing age “took it easy,” as the expressions is.