Note: Thomas went by the name "Joshua" because he was so often mistaken for his brother, Joshua, to whom he bore a strong resemblance. When he was seven, his parents parted. He ran away when he was 13 and hired out to several people in the area: Eli Shepard; Elliott Killion; a Mr. Emison, for whom he fed cattle; and finally to a coal miner (per F.A.G. contributor Mary Bateman).
Per his Death Certificate, Joshua died from carcinoma of the face. He was a coal miner. He was a son of James Bateman and Malinda Hubbs.
He married Lora J. Jones on March 2, 1902 in Knox County, Indiana. Joshua and Lora had three sons, Albert, Ralph, and Carl.
Per his Death Certificate, Joshua died from carcinoma of the face. He was a coal miner. He was a son of James Bateman and Malinda Hubbs.
He married Lora J. Jones on March 2, 1902 in Knox County, Indiana. Joshua and Lora had three sons, Albert, Ralph, and Carl.
Note: Thomas went by the name "Joshua" because he was so often mistaken for his brother, Joshua, to whom he bore a strong resemblance. When he was seven, his parents parted. He ran away when he was 13 and hired out to several people in the area: Eli Shepard; Elliott Killion; a Mr. Emison, for whom he fed cattle; and finally to a coal miner (per F.A.G. contributor Mary Bateman).
Per his Death Certificate, Joshua died from carcinoma of the face. He was a coal miner. He was a son of James Bateman and Malinda Hubbs.
He married Lora J. Jones on March 2, 1902 in Knox County, Indiana. Joshua and Lora had three sons, Albert, Ralph, and Carl.
Per his Death Certificate, Joshua died from carcinoma of the face. He was a coal miner. He was a son of James Bateman and Malinda Hubbs.
He married Lora J. Jones on March 2, 1902 in Knox County, Indiana. Joshua and Lora had three sons, Albert, Ralph, and Carl.
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