Individual Details

Pauline's notes say he was hung during the Civil War by Bushwackers (outlaw Confederate sympathizers) on Carver Creek (which is near Hogan in Iron County).

Another version of the story found on Ancestry.com indicates he may have known at least one of his killers.

Birth	9 Jun 1804	Burke, North Carolina, USA
Marriage	25 Dec 1824	Barren, Kentucky, USA - Mary Huckaby
Occupation	1850	Farmer - Madison, Missouri, USA
Marriage	Est 1852	Louisa Smith
Death	5 Nov 1864	Hogan, Iron, Missouri, USA

Spouse	Mary Huckaby (1810 - 1857)
Child	Elizabeth Pinkley (1828 - )
Child	Jesse Andrew Pinkley (1830 - )
Child	Louisa Pinkley (1833 - 1881)
Child	Emanuel Pinkley (1835 - )
Child	William Pinkley (1837 - 1867)
Child	Susan Pinkley (1839 - 1866)
Child	Mary Jane Pinkley (1841 - 1892)
Child	George W. Pinkley (1844 - 1913)
Child	Michael Forster Pinkley (1847 - )
Child	Rachael P. Pinkley (1849 - 1860)

Spouse	Louisa Smith (1834 - 1901)
Child	Melinda Catherine Pinkley (1857 - )
Child	James E. Pinkley (1860 - 1934)
Child	Sarah Adeline Pinkley (1862 - 1915)
Child	John Christopher Pinkley (1864 - 1940)

Father	Michael Pinkley (1755 - 1828)
Mother	Elizabeth Reel (1765 - 1830)
Sibling	Rachel Pinkley (1782 - )
Sibling	Ruth Pinkley (1786 - )
Sibling	Josiah Pinkley (1790 - )
Sibling	George H. Pinkley (1792 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Pinkley (1798 - )
Sibling	Marion Pinkley (1799 - )
Sibling	Margaret "Peggy" Pinkley (1800 - )