Not much detail is known about life of Margaret (Boykin) Hinson. According to relatives, Irene (Hinson) Quinley did not speak of her mother. There are only two or three pictures in existance of Margaret.
Margaret died between the birth of her last child (1889) and the remarriage of her husband (1900). Her exact burial place is unknown. I believe she may be buried in the Enregy area of Clark County, Mississippi or with the Boykin Family at Camp Springs Cemetery in Choctaw County, Alabama. I believe her husband Ebenezer H. Hinson moved to Meridian, Mississipi after Margaret's death.
Margaret died between the birth of her last child (1889) and the remarriage of her husband (1900). Her exact burial place is unknown. I believe she may be buried in the Enregy area of Clark County, Mississippi or with the Boykin Family at Camp Springs Cemetery in Choctaw County, Alabama. I believe her husband Ebenezer H. Hinson moved to Meridian, Mississipi after Margaret's death.
Not much detail is known about life of Margaret (Boykin) Hinson. According to relatives, Irene (Hinson) Quinley did not speak of her mother. There are only two or three pictures in existance of Margaret.
Margaret died between the birth of her last child (1889) and the remarriage of her husband (1900). Her exact burial place is unknown. I believe she may be buried in the Enregy area of Clark County, Mississippi or with the Boykin Family at Camp Springs Cemetery in Choctaw County, Alabama. I believe her husband Ebenezer H. Hinson moved to Meridian, Mississipi after Margaret's death.
Margaret died between the birth of her last child (1889) and the remarriage of her husband (1900). Her exact burial place is unknown. I believe she may be buried in the Enregy area of Clark County, Mississippi or with the Boykin Family at Camp Springs Cemetery in Choctaw County, Alabama. I believe her husband Ebenezer H. Hinson moved to Meridian, Mississipi after Margaret's death.
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