People / Joseph Samuel Quinn
| Birth | 23 Jul 1912 — Pink Hill, Lenoir County, North Carolina |
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| Residence | 1930 — Albertson, Duplin County, North Carolina (U.S. Census) |
| Marriage | 14 Sep 1933 — Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina — Margaret Rivenbark |
| Death | 09 Aug 1957 — Apex, Wake County, North Carolina |
Parent: Franklin Pugh Quinn
Status: DOCUMENTED CONTEMPORARY SOURCES
The 1930 U.S. census places Joseph in Franklin Pugh Quinn’s household, and the 1957 obituary identifies Joe as the son of Mrs. Minnie Quinn and the late Pugh Quinn. These recovered contemporary records replace the earlier compilation-only classification for this direct-line link.
Direct-line child: Ralph Allen Quinn
Evidence objects are associated from the corpus. Multi-page PDFs remain intact and scroll inside their viewer.
Recovered embedded scan of the 1930 census from the Joseph Samuel Quinn research corpus. It places Joseph in the Franklin Pugh Quinn family household. Provenance: recovered from the media gallery of the user-authored Joseph Samuel Quinn compilation; the compilation remains preserved intact.
Contemporary newspaper announcement of Margaret Rivenbark’s marriage to Joe Quinn on 14 September 1933. The same recovered newspaper sheet also identifies Joe as the son of Mrs. Minnie Quinn and the late Mr. Quinn. Provenance: recovered embedded scan from the Joseph Samuel Quinn compilation.
Family photograph indexed in the recovered corpus as the 1946 Quinn family portrait, with Margaret, Joe, Minnie, Ralph, Louis and J.P. among those identified. Provenance: recovered embedded image from the Joseph Samuel Quinn compilation.
Contemporary obituary naming his wife, former Margaret Rivenbark, and sons including Ralph; it also identifies Joe as the son of Mrs. Minnie Quinn and the late Pugh Quinn. Provenance: recovered embedded newspaper scan from the Joseph Samuel Quinn compilation.
Complete recovered compilation retained intact as the research/provenance layer; original and contemporary evidence recovered from within it is separately exposed above rather than being replaced by generated prose.
Compound research/proof file preserved intact; use the source link below. Underlying recovered records are indexed separately where available.
