James' sister Sarah Jane married this writer's great great uncle Ezekiel Bennett, Jr.
James H. Pinkerton was the son of James Wyrick Pinkerton (1815-1869) and Eva Ann (Garber) Pinkerton (1830-1914), farmers who came to Adair County, Missouri, from Ohio.
James had 6 full sibling and 1 half-sibling:
Louisa M. Pinkerton 1850-1912
Mary Ann "Mollie" (Pinkerton) Erskine 1854-1898
Rebecca (Pinkerton) Filkins 1856-1889
George W. Pinkerton 1858-1941
Sarah Jane (Pinkerton) Bennett 1861-1932
David Pinkerton 1862-1869
Half-sister:
Henrietta "Etta" (Pinkerton) Payton
James H.'s father James Y. Pinkerton, died of pneumonia before James H. was 2 years old.
James H. never married and according to census records lived with his mother all his life.
James H. died in 1904 at the age of 34. His cause of death is unknown to this writer. He is buried at Mulberry Cemetery. Later, his mother and his sister Sarah Jane were buried beside him. James H. and his mother Eva share a headstone.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis
James H. Pinkerton was the son of James Wyrick Pinkerton (1815-1869) and Eva Ann (Garber) Pinkerton (1830-1914), farmers who came to Adair County, Missouri, from Ohio.
James had 6 full sibling and 1 half-sibling:
Louisa M. Pinkerton 1850-1912
Mary Ann "Mollie" (Pinkerton) Erskine 1854-1898
Rebecca (Pinkerton) Filkins 1856-1889
George W. Pinkerton 1858-1941
Sarah Jane (Pinkerton) Bennett 1861-1932
David Pinkerton 1862-1869
Half-sister:
Henrietta "Etta" (Pinkerton) Payton
James H.'s father James Y. Pinkerton, died of pneumonia before James H. was 2 years old.
James H. never married and according to census records lived with his mother all his life.
James H. died in 1904 at the age of 34. His cause of death is unknown to this writer. He is buried at Mulberry Cemetery. Later, his mother and his sister Sarah Jane were buried beside him. James H. and his mother Eva share a headstone.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis
James' sister Sarah Jane married this writer's great great uncle Ezekiel Bennett, Jr.
James H. Pinkerton was the son of James Wyrick Pinkerton (1815-1869) and Eva Ann (Garber) Pinkerton (1830-1914), farmers who came to Adair County, Missouri, from Ohio.
James had 6 full sibling and 1 half-sibling:
Louisa M. Pinkerton 1850-1912
Mary Ann "Mollie" (Pinkerton) Erskine 1854-1898
Rebecca (Pinkerton) Filkins 1856-1889
George W. Pinkerton 1858-1941
Sarah Jane (Pinkerton) Bennett 1861-1932
David Pinkerton 1862-1869
Half-sister:
Henrietta "Etta" (Pinkerton) Payton
James H.'s father James Y. Pinkerton, died of pneumonia before James H. was 2 years old.
James H. never married and according to census records lived with his mother all his life.
James H. died in 1904 at the age of 34. His cause of death is unknown to this writer. He is buried at Mulberry Cemetery. Later, his mother and his sister Sarah Jane were buried beside him. James H. and his mother Eva share a headstone.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis
James H. Pinkerton was the son of James Wyrick Pinkerton (1815-1869) and Eva Ann (Garber) Pinkerton (1830-1914), farmers who came to Adair County, Missouri, from Ohio.
James had 6 full sibling and 1 half-sibling:
Louisa M. Pinkerton 1850-1912
Mary Ann "Mollie" (Pinkerton) Erskine 1854-1898
Rebecca (Pinkerton) Filkins 1856-1889
George W. Pinkerton 1858-1941
Sarah Jane (Pinkerton) Bennett 1861-1932
David Pinkerton 1862-1869
Half-sister:
Henrietta "Etta" (Pinkerton) Payton
James H.'s father James Y. Pinkerton, died of pneumonia before James H. was 2 years old.
James H. never married and according to census records lived with his mother all his life.
James H. died in 1904 at the age of 34. His cause of death is unknown to this writer. He is buried at Mulberry Cemetery. Later, his mother and his sister Sarah Jane were buried beside him. James H. and his mother Eva share a headstone.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis
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