HUTCHINS, Henry. Flat stone inscription: "Dad - Died 1913".
Stone near the Hutchins graves on the hill in an older section of the cemetery.
Henry married in 1910 Lula Kilgore, daughter of John Samuel Marion Kilgore and Nancy E. "Nannie" Kilgore. Henry died in 1913 near Scottsboro, Alabama. Lula was a widow on the 1920 census with two children, Eva 8, and A.C. 7, living in the household with Lula's parents. In 1920, Lula married George W. Jones and they had three sons.
Henry Huchins was a son of John W. and Lucy M. Daniel Hutchins who lived in Rutherford Co., TN. Henry's brother, Albert Hutchins, and some of his family members are also buried in Pilgrims Rest Cemetery.
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9/20/2020 - contributor CM 49240416 provided birth year and location, death date and place, requested a link to spouse and the following newspaper articles regarding Henry Hutchins.
...... The Progressive Age, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, October 9, 1913, page 1: Henry Hutchins died Sunday in Bridgeport, Alabama during a dispute over a card game. Details can be found in several newspaper articles.
...... The Fort Payne Journal, Fort Payne, Alabama, Wednesday, October 8, 1913, page 5: Suspect captured and jailed in Scottsboro. Mr. Hudgins who died in the altercation is survived by a wife and two small children. Hudgins and the suspect, a co-worker, were employed at a stove foundry in Bridgeport.
...... The Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery, Alabama, Sunday, October 19, 1913, page 3: Suspect remained without bond to await the action of the grand jury.
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Other newspapers also printed an article regarding the death of Henry Hutchins, Bridgeport, Alabama: The Russell Register, Seale, Alabama; The Monroe Journal, Clairborne, Alabama; The Crenshaw County News, Luverne, Alabama; The Blocton Enterprise, West Blockton, Alabama; The Troy Messenger, Troy, Alabama, etc. Also, mentioned that he was an iron molder and a hard worker.
......... Another article found: Progressive Age, Scottsboro, AL, Thurs., April 5, 1934, page 4 - - 10 and 20 Years Ago in Scottsboro from old files of Progressive Age - - - John Green who killed Hutchins in Bridgeport given 13 years and 9 months in penitentiary by a jury of his peers. Whiskey and cards were the cause of the murder.
..... Scottsboro Citizen, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, December 9, 1915, page 6 - on or before Dec. 20, 1915 make application to Governor and Pardon Board to pardon John Green for the offense murder in the 2nd degree convicted in Circuit Court, Jackson County, Alabama Spring Term 1914. (no record found if pardon granted)
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The submitter will remove anything on this biography that would offend anyone. Public records are available for any researchers and with somewhat hesitation these articles have been added to Mr. Hudgins memorial.
Stone near the Hutchins graves on the hill in an older section of the cemetery.
Henry married in 1910 Lula Kilgore, daughter of John Samuel Marion Kilgore and Nancy E. "Nannie" Kilgore. Henry died in 1913 near Scottsboro, Alabama. Lula was a widow on the 1920 census with two children, Eva 8, and A.C. 7, living in the household with Lula's parents. In 1920, Lula married George W. Jones and they had three sons.
Henry Huchins was a son of John W. and Lucy M. Daniel Hutchins who lived in Rutherford Co., TN. Henry's brother, Albert Hutchins, and some of his family members are also buried in Pilgrims Rest Cemetery.
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9/20/2020 - contributor CM 49240416 provided birth year and location, death date and place, requested a link to spouse and the following newspaper articles regarding Henry Hutchins.
...... The Progressive Age, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, October 9, 1913, page 1: Henry Hutchins died Sunday in Bridgeport, Alabama during a dispute over a card game. Details can be found in several newspaper articles.
...... The Fort Payne Journal, Fort Payne, Alabama, Wednesday, October 8, 1913, page 5: Suspect captured and jailed in Scottsboro. Mr. Hudgins who died in the altercation is survived by a wife and two small children. Hudgins and the suspect, a co-worker, were employed at a stove foundry in Bridgeport.
...... The Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery, Alabama, Sunday, October 19, 1913, page 3: Suspect remained without bond to await the action of the grand jury.
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Other newspapers also printed an article regarding the death of Henry Hutchins, Bridgeport, Alabama: The Russell Register, Seale, Alabama; The Monroe Journal, Clairborne, Alabama; The Crenshaw County News, Luverne, Alabama; The Blocton Enterprise, West Blockton, Alabama; The Troy Messenger, Troy, Alabama, etc. Also, mentioned that he was an iron molder and a hard worker.
......... Another article found: Progressive Age, Scottsboro, AL, Thurs., April 5, 1934, page 4 - - 10 and 20 Years Ago in Scottsboro from old files of Progressive Age - - - John Green who killed Hutchins in Bridgeport given 13 years and 9 months in penitentiary by a jury of his peers. Whiskey and cards were the cause of the murder.
..... Scottsboro Citizen, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, December 9, 1915, page 6 - on or before Dec. 20, 1915 make application to Governor and Pardon Board to pardon John Green for the offense murder in the 2nd degree convicted in Circuit Court, Jackson County, Alabama Spring Term 1914. (no record found if pardon granted)
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The submitter will remove anything on this biography that would offend anyone. Public records are available for any researchers and with somewhat hesitation these articles have been added to Mr. Hudgins memorial.
HUTCHINS, Henry. Flat stone inscription: "Dad - Died 1913".
Stone near the Hutchins graves on the hill in an older section of the cemetery.
Henry married in 1910 Lula Kilgore, daughter of John Samuel Marion Kilgore and Nancy E. "Nannie" Kilgore. Henry died in 1913 near Scottsboro, Alabama. Lula was a widow on the 1920 census with two children, Eva 8, and A.C. 7, living in the household with Lula's parents. In 1920, Lula married George W. Jones and they had three sons.
Henry Huchins was a son of John W. and Lucy M. Daniel Hutchins who lived in Rutherford Co., TN. Henry's brother, Albert Hutchins, and some of his family members are also buried in Pilgrims Rest Cemetery.
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9/20/2020 - contributor CM 49240416 provided birth year and location, death date and place, requested a link to spouse and the following newspaper articles regarding Henry Hutchins.
...... The Progressive Age, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, October 9, 1913, page 1: Henry Hutchins died Sunday in Bridgeport, Alabama during a dispute over a card game. Details can be found in several newspaper articles.
...... The Fort Payne Journal, Fort Payne, Alabama, Wednesday, October 8, 1913, page 5: Suspect captured and jailed in Scottsboro. Mr. Hudgins who died in the altercation is survived by a wife and two small children. Hudgins and the suspect, a co-worker, were employed at a stove foundry in Bridgeport.
...... The Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery, Alabama, Sunday, October 19, 1913, page 3: Suspect remained without bond to await the action of the grand jury.
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Other newspapers also printed an article regarding the death of Henry Hutchins, Bridgeport, Alabama: The Russell Register, Seale, Alabama; The Monroe Journal, Clairborne, Alabama; The Crenshaw County News, Luverne, Alabama; The Blocton Enterprise, West Blockton, Alabama; The Troy Messenger, Troy, Alabama, etc. Also, mentioned that he was an iron molder and a hard worker.
......... Another article found: Progressive Age, Scottsboro, AL, Thurs., April 5, 1934, page 4 - - 10 and 20 Years Ago in Scottsboro from old files of Progressive Age - - - John Green who killed Hutchins in Bridgeport given 13 years and 9 months in penitentiary by a jury of his peers. Whiskey and cards were the cause of the murder.
..... Scottsboro Citizen, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, December 9, 1915, page 6 - on or before Dec. 20, 1915 make application to Governor and Pardon Board to pardon John Green for the offense murder in the 2nd degree convicted in Circuit Court, Jackson County, Alabama Spring Term 1914. (no record found if pardon granted)
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The submitter will remove anything on this biography that would offend anyone. Public records are available for any researchers and with somewhat hesitation these articles have been added to Mr. Hudgins memorial.
Stone near the Hutchins graves on the hill in an older section of the cemetery.
Henry married in 1910 Lula Kilgore, daughter of John Samuel Marion Kilgore and Nancy E. "Nannie" Kilgore. Henry died in 1913 near Scottsboro, Alabama. Lula was a widow on the 1920 census with two children, Eva 8, and A.C. 7, living in the household with Lula's parents. In 1920, Lula married George W. Jones and they had three sons.
Henry Huchins was a son of John W. and Lucy M. Daniel Hutchins who lived in Rutherford Co., TN. Henry's brother, Albert Hutchins, and some of his family members are also buried in Pilgrims Rest Cemetery.
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9/20/2020 - contributor CM 49240416 provided birth year and location, death date and place, requested a link to spouse and the following newspaper articles regarding Henry Hutchins.
...... The Progressive Age, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, October 9, 1913, page 1: Henry Hutchins died Sunday in Bridgeport, Alabama during a dispute over a card game. Details can be found in several newspaper articles.
...... The Fort Payne Journal, Fort Payne, Alabama, Wednesday, October 8, 1913, page 5: Suspect captured and jailed in Scottsboro. Mr. Hudgins who died in the altercation is survived by a wife and two small children. Hudgins and the suspect, a co-worker, were employed at a stove foundry in Bridgeport.
...... The Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery, Alabama, Sunday, October 19, 1913, page 3: Suspect remained without bond to await the action of the grand jury.
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Other newspapers also printed an article regarding the death of Henry Hutchins, Bridgeport, Alabama: The Russell Register, Seale, Alabama; The Monroe Journal, Clairborne, Alabama; The Crenshaw County News, Luverne, Alabama; The Blocton Enterprise, West Blockton, Alabama; The Troy Messenger, Troy, Alabama, etc. Also, mentioned that he was an iron molder and a hard worker.
......... Another article found: Progressive Age, Scottsboro, AL, Thurs., April 5, 1934, page 4 - - 10 and 20 Years Ago in Scottsboro from old files of Progressive Age - - - John Green who killed Hutchins in Bridgeport given 13 years and 9 months in penitentiary by a jury of his peers. Whiskey and cards were the cause of the murder.
..... Scottsboro Citizen, Scottsboro, Alabama, Thursday, December 9, 1915, page 6 - on or before Dec. 20, 1915 make application to Governor and Pardon Board to pardon John Green for the offense murder in the 2nd degree convicted in Circuit Court, Jackson County, Alabama Spring Term 1914. (no record found if pardon granted)
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The submitter will remove anything on this biography that would offend anyone. Public records are available for any researchers and with somewhat hesitation these articles have been added to Mr. Hudgins memorial.
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