Hinote Cemetery aka Funican Hinote |
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Washington
Township |
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Section
26 Township 13N Range 5W |
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32 39N Latitude; 86 55 22W Longitude |
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This cemetery is on private property. Obtain permission from
property owner before visiting this cemetery. |
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Directions: |
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Follow Co Rd 425W south out of Manhattan. After about 1/2 mile
you will cross a bridge and go up a hill. Near the top of this hill the road
makes a 90 degree turn to the left. At this point, go south along the edge of
a field and woods to the southwest corner of the field. Go west into the
woods about 50 yards to the cemetery. The cemetery is in the middle of a
plateau that falls off to the north, west and south. |
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Condition: Fair |
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There are three or four old fieldstones in a wooded area. The
surrounding trees are in pretty good shape and are shading the area, so there
is not much vegetation or undergrowth. |
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Birth |
Death |
Age |
Surname |
First Name |
Other inscriptions |
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D |
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M |
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MULLINIX |
Silas |
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Jan |
17 |
1813 |
Oct |
9 |
1847 |
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Information
provided by property owner: |
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Silas
Mullinix 1st married 1st July 4, 1827 Rachael Fouts d/o Noah & Janice
Fouts from Ireland |
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Silas
Mullinix married 2nd Aug 31, 1848 to
Mary Fouts McIntosh who was the widow of Preston McIntosh and sister of
Rachael |
Silas
Mullinx married 3rd Oct 26, 1851 Eliza Fox in Clay County |
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A sister of
Rachel Fouts Mullinix is supposed to be buried here as the third grave |
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Possibly a
Brotherton buried here as well. |
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On
the Grace Frances Farm, now owned by her grandson- Stephen Aker. OLD
HINOTE--red Brick. |
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Three
graves are known to be here, but the stones are old and illegible |
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Information
from members of the Mullinix and Hinote families. |
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