Jacob Hinshaw

Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1800s
State:Tennessee
Time Imprisoned:
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Biography

Jacob Hinshaw was an East Tennessee Unionist who took part in the November 1861 uprising that burned Confederate railroad bridges across the region. Captured and condemned under the War Department's order to hang bridge burners, he was executed at Knoxville, Tennessee, in December 1861.

Case

Knox County Jail
Charges: Took part in the East Tennessee bridge-burning uprising of November 1861 against the Confederacy.
Incarcerated: November 1861
Released: December 1861
Sentence: Hanged at Knoxville, Tennessee, in December 1861.
Convicted: Tried by Confederate military authority and sentenced to hang, 1861
Institution State: Tennessee

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