Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
BurialOakwood Cemetery, 471 Church Street North, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina470, James Pinckney Hornbuckle
FlagsConfederate Army
FatherRichard E. HORNBUCKLE (~1806-<1880)
MotherSarah FOSTER (1805->1880)
Spouses
BurialOakwood Cemetery, 471 Church Street North, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina470, Susan Isabelle Summers Hornbuckle
FatherJacob Franklin SUMMERS Jr. (1812-1904)
MotherMary Ann Paisley HANNAH (1811-1897)
Marriageabt 1868470, James Pinckney Hornbuckle
ChildrenRichard Jacob Franklin (1869-1902)
William Pinckney (1870-1944)
Sara Frances Elizabeth (1871-1914)
Mary Luvenia Ann (1872-1915)
George Thomas (1873-1920)
John Edward (1874-1921)
Minnie Susan (1876-1900)
James Pinkney (1878-1948)
Annie B. (Died as Child) (1880-1890)
Lula Ellen (1882-1960)
Joseph Walter (1887-1952)
Birth1866, Iredell County, North Carolina470, Martha Anne Tuntlefield Hornbuckle
DeathJan 5, 1927, Cabarrus County, North Carolina470, Martha Anne Tuntlefield Hornbuckle
BurialOakwood Cemetery, 471 Church Street North, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina470, Martha Anne Tuntlefield Hornbuckle
MarriageOct 21, 1891, Cabarrus County, North Carolina470, Martha Anne Tuntlefield Hornbuckle
Obituary Online notes for James Pinkney HORNBUCKLE
--Next to youngest child of Richard Hornbuckle & wife Sarah "Sallie" Foster
--Confederate Veteran; he enlisted in Apr 1862, just as he turned 18, in Company K, 47th NC Infantry. Rank: Private.
--Occupation: He farmed while the family lived in Caswell County. By 1890, he had moved his family to Concord, likely to seek jobs in the cotton mills.
--He married Susan Summers (or Somers) about 1868. They had 11 children (see wife's listing for children's names). 470, James Pinckney Hornbuckle
--Confederate Veteran; he enlisted in Apr 1862, just as he turned 18, in Company K, 47th NC Infantry. Rank: Private.
--Occupation: He farmed while the family lived in Caswell County. By 1890, he had moved his family to Concord, likely to seek jobs in the cotton mills.
--He married Susan Summers (or Somers) about 1868. They had 11 children (see wife's listing for children's names). 470, James Pinckney Hornbuckle