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Hinshaw in Goldendale, Klickitat Co Washington

terselig — 2012-03-27 05:47:09Z

I have an autograph of a Laura Hinshaw written to my great grandfather R.I. Helm in 1886. If you are interested in a scanned copy please contact me.

Bunker Hill Oct. 8th 2012...

thebrad2002 — 2012-02-06 04:28:45Z

I will be in the Bunker hill/ Inwood WV area Oct.8-9-10 2012 and would like to meet up with people in the area. Please contact me if you want to get together on the Sunday the 8th. If you have contacts in the area that might have ancestry details or records please forward them on too or send them my contact info:
thebrad2002@comcast.net

Thanks,
Brad Henshaw
Seattle

Re: Nicholas Hancher 1721...

bhenshaw98033 — 2011-11-22 07:50:49Z

I was also bothered by this same fact.

I assume you are referring to "The King's Passengers to Maryland and Virginia". One thing that bothered me is that Nicholas Henshaw is listed under "Surrey" and "Nicholas Hanshaw" is listed under Unidentified, and both are flagged with a note that says they were not found on the Landing Certificate.

Another thing that has bothered me is that the voyage supposedly started in Oct 1720 and ended in May 1721 according to Coldham's books. Even back then this would have been too long... over 6 months.

Do you know if there were voyages of the Gilbert in Oct 1720 and Jan 1721?

I found this document which seems to have to do with a voyage in Oct 1720.

http://www.immigrantships.net/v3/1700v3/gilbert17201000.html

And I have run across another document for a voyage of the Gilbert in January 1721. That document can be found at:

http://www.immigrantships.net/v3/1700v3/gilbert17210131.html

If there really was a voyage in Jan 1721, then it is more likely that one that ended in May 1721 than one that started in Oct 1720.

Neither of these documents mention Nicholas at all.

As to your other question, the earliest record I've ever seen for Nicholas was his marriage record at Christ Church in 1726.

I have been following this discussion about Nicholas for over 10 years and have never seen any proof that he was the convict on the Gilbert or even that a convict on the Gilbert was actually named Nicholas Henshaw/Hanshaw and if he was that he actually made it to America.

I would agree that Nicholas was not the son of John Henshaw as claimed by many, but I think saying he was the convict is a little premature.

I would love to discuss this more with you if you want.

Thanks,

Bill

Nicholas Hancher 1721...

thebrad2002 — 2011-11-21 21:13:16Z

I was looking in the Complete book of Emigrants in Bondage (listed as a source for the Nicholas Hancher/Hinshaw/Henshaw lineage) and found some interesting things. First off, the passenger list for the Gilbert has been transcribed and is available online and does not contain a Henshaw/Hinshaw or Hancher. In the book on emigrants in bondage it did. I found another book by the same author that listed ships coming to MD in that time period and it stated that the ship Gilbert had a Nicholas Henshaw on board but did not have him listed on the Landing Certificate. The landing certificate was how the captains and investors were paid on return to England.

Three choices here. 1) DOA since chattel were commodities that were accounted for and not necessarily recorded if died in passage (burial at sea without ceremony). 2) Jumped ship and deserted the bondage time to be served (on average 7 years) to a big city such as Philadelphia or NYC. 3) Error in recording them on the landing certificate (not likely since it's the way to get paid...but possible)...

On the third option of not listed, if he did become slave labor to a planter in those days only about 5% ever went on to own land and only slightly higher % of those who came over even lived more than a season or two. He was supposed to have come over in 1721 on the gilbert and then fast forward to 1726, he gets married in the Christ Church (Church of England, the country he was deported from?) in Philadelphia to a Quaker, Rebecca Smith. For indentured servitude there was an option to buy out your contract early, but not for convicts. So how could he have a served sentence shorter than the average of 7 years? On the jump ship option most likely there would have been an ad in the MD gazette or the VA gazette looking for their property. None found in my searches FWIW.

I realize there are records for Nicholas Hancher from 1726 on in records by the Quakers and later land and tax records. But before nothing? Anyone have anything before 1726 in the Colonies? Has anyone gone to the records beyond the Old Bailey online (trials in Surrey are in a different not online accessible area but still in the PRO) to see what the crime was he was sentenced to Transportation?

HINSHAW Harold 1927-2011 b. Ross County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-11-16 14:59:11Z

HINSHAW, Harold E. 84, of Springfield, Ohio passed away Monday, November 14, 2011 in Miami Valley Hospital.

He was born November 5, 1927 in Ross County, Ohio, the son of Earl and Florence (Flick) Hinshaw.

Mr. Hinshaw owned and operated Hinshaw Suzuki Sales with his brother Joseph for 21 years.
He is survived by his loving wife of 63 years; Wanda M. (Swank) Hinshaw, two children; Almeda (Robert) Flowers, Columbus and Donald (Marsha) Hinshaw, Springfield, three grandchildren; Karen Flowers, Jeremy (Wendy) Hinshaw and Jason Hinshaw, two great grandchildren; Hannah and Amelia Hinshaw, numerous nieces and nephews and special friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents.

Visitation will be held from 5:00PM until 8:00PM Friday in the JONES-KENNEY-ZECHMAN FUNERAL HOME.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00PM Saturday in the funeral home with Mr. Hinshaw's nephew; Roger Hinshaw and his sister-in-law; Christine Hinshaw officiating.

Entombment will follow in Rose Hill Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Animal Welfare League of Clark County c/o 701 Basswood Drive, Springfield, Ohio 45504.

Re: Layton's Studio

hinshaw — 2011-10-05 01:43:37Z

The name Layton is coincidental here - no connection between Layton Studio and Maurice Layton Hinshaw.

Maurice Layton Hinshaw (1911-1947) was the son of Evert M. Hinshaw & Mabel Clare Beckett:
http://www.rawbw.com/~hinshaw/cgi-bin/id?6459

Re: Layton's Studio

KathrynSvonGlahn — 2011-10-05 00:29:12Z

My grandfathers middle name was Layton. He was also a Junior. Maurice Layton Hinshaw. I am trying to find any information on him. Maybe this is a clue somehow.

Phyllis Hinshaw Blakeman - b. Chillicothe, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-13 12:12:13Z

Phyllis Jo Blakeman, age 67, of Long Fork Road, Piketon, Ohio, died 11:15 A.M. Sunday, September 11, 2011 at Pike Community Hospital in Waverly, Ohio surrounded by her family.
She was born April 21, 1944 in Chillicothe, Ohio, a daughter of the late William Hinshaw and Jessie Nevin Hinshaw of Piketon, Ohio.
On September 23, 1967 she was united in marriage to Harold Blakeman who preceded her in death on July 10, 2009.

She is survived by two sons, Dale Blakeman and wife Becky, and Dean Blakeman and wife Cathy, both of Piketon, Ohio; one daughter, Joy Howard and husband Kenneth of Chillicothe, Ohio; seven grandchildren; one brother, Steve D. Hinshaw of Piketon; one sister, Sharon Williams and husband Bob of Piketon; special niece, Diana Leslie.

She was preceded in death by her father; and one sister-in-law, Linda Hinshaw.

Funeral services will be 11:00 A.M. Wednesday at the Botkin Funeral Home in Waverly with Rev. Jon Black and Delbert Gilliam officiating. Burial will follow in Gardner Cemetery. Friends may call from 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. Tuesday and from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. Wednesday at the funeral home. www.botkinfuneralservice.com

Looking for marraige to Everet or Evast M. Hinshaw to Ruth B

KathrynSvonGlahn — 2011-08-16 13:03:56Z

I am the granddaughter of Maurice Layton Hinshaw. On the Hinshaw association page I saw that Everet was married to Mabel Clare Beckett. This was not Maurice's mother. His mother was a woman named Ruth whom apparently Everet married sometimes before 1930 either when or before he moved to Washington State. You can see this in the 1930 census. Anyway, the point I am getting to is I cannot find her maiden name or her previous married name. My mother can't give me the correct information because she is getting on in years and can't remember. Does anyone know? Please contact me. Thanks!

Re: Hipp/Henshaw query

ajhinshaw — 2011-07-24 22:28:15Z

I have found her on the Internet, Mt email is ajhinshaw@cox.net

Re: Layton's Studio

shdjdd1 — 2011-04-02 12:41:21Z

The Layton Studio was in Richmond, Virginia and that is where my family comes from

Re: Layton's Studio

joanhenshaw71 — 2011-04-01 22:47:57Z

Where was Layton's Studio located? Or where did Hall family live?
Joan

Layton's Studio

shdjdd1 — 2011-04-01 14:01:53Z

I have an early photo/postcard marked Layton's Studio and have no idea who the people are in the picture. It was with some family pictures that my deceased father left. (Hall family) I have attached a copy of photo. If anyone can identify these people please help me out!

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

TrinidadBeach — 2011-02-24 08:48:05Z

Hi wolfesden1983,

Per that listing (taken from Jan Hinshaw's web site at http://www.rawbw.com/~hinshaw/cgi-bin/id?1034 ), William did NOT die in Illinois:

"Although it has been reported that William died in Illinois, since he was shown over age 60 in Jackson County, Alabama in 1840, it seems more likely that he probably died there."

I have no evidence that William, b. 1772, was ever in Illinois.

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

snowbird76 — 2011-02-17 22:03:23Z

Hi there! I'm sorry for the delay, the message was in my spam. I think it's ok to receive now. I have most of my Hinshaws in my Family Tree Maker. Let me preform some searches, and i'll get back to you if that's ok.

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

creativenativenc — 2011-02-16 00:24:39Z

Hello. My great-grandmother was a Hinshaw from Randolph County, NC: Her name was Ellen G., her father was William C. and his father was Enoch. The names you have referenced are not familiar to me, but I am sure they are cousins if they are from this area. I can tell you the Hinshaw's who immigrated to Guilford and Randolph Counties, NC were (and some of us still are) Quakers. Some path I can give you an idea of is that I traced some back to Cheshire, England and some immigrated to Northern Ireland before finally immigrating to NC.

Thelma Hinshaw

geelsh — 2010-01-07 21:31:53Z

I have a copy of the 1930 Indianapolis, Indiana, Arsenal Technical Cannon Yearbook with Thelma Hinshaw in it. If interested in a copy contact me direct ddiefenbachhines@aol.com

Re: DNA and Genealogical Research.

TrinidadBeach — 2009-04-15 18:35:50Z

Dick,

The Hinshaw surname has a DNA Project Group on the Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) web site. It is here:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Hinshaw/default.aspx#sur....

Anyone can join and submit a DNA sample to be tested and matched with the hundreds of thousands of records in the FTDNA database.

Any submitted sample will also, of course, be matched against the current members of the Hinshaw Surname Group.

It's quite fascinating what a number of us have learned about our likely ancestry as a result of that testing.

In order to trace a surname (such as "Hinshaw/Henshaw/Hanshaw, etc.), the sample submitted must be from a male with that surname (or some derivation of it).

The reason a male DNA sample must be submitted is because males have a "Y" chromosome that is passed from father to son.

It's that chromosome, passed from generation to generation, that allows for the tracing of a surname over the centuries.

The testing produces a probability (such as 90%) that indicates how closely two males are likely to have had a common ancestor within a specified number of generations.

For example, I match another individual with a Hinshaw surname, and the data says that it is 83.49% likely that we had a common ancestor within 4 generations; and it's 97.28% likely that we had a common ancestor with 8 generations.

With that sort of information (often matching people you didn't even know existed), you can then collaborate with those individuals you match to see who the likely common ancestor was. That can lead to some dramatic genealogical finds.

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

wolfesden1983 — 2009-04-15 13:58:25Z

There is about 5 Family trees showing He died In Illinois. Here is the best one...Rowe/Bledsoe Tree Updated
Entries: 10326 Updated: Thu Feb 19 14:48:10 2004 Contact: Helen Rowe

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ID: I9490
Name: William HINSHAW
Given Name: William
Surname: Hinshaw
Sex: M
Birth: Abt 1772
Death: in Illinois
Note:
Born c1772.42,140
He married Jane Hamm, Mar 5 1795, Surry County, North Carolina.36,42,44,140,a
A marriage bond was recorded for William Hinshaw & Jane Hamm on Mar 5 1795, Surry County, North Carolina.36
William and family were shown in the 1800 census, Wilkes County, North Carolina:b
William Hinshaw household:
2 males under age 10.
1 male age 26-44 (William).
1 female age 26-44 (Jane). Also living in Wilkes County in 1800 were brothers Jacob and Jonathan .b
William and Jane settled in Salem, Tennesseec (probably "Old Salem", Franklin County, Tennessee).
William Hinshaw was shown in the 1812 Tax List of Franklin County, Tennessee.d
William Hinchey was shown in the 1820 census, Franklin County, Tennessee (page 4):e
3 white males 0-10 (William plus two unidentified)
3 white males 16-26 (Thomas plus two unidentified)
2 white males 26-45 (unidentified)
1 white male 45+ (William)
1 white female 0-10 (unidentified)
2 white females 16-26 (unidentified)
1 white female 45+ (Jane)
In the 1830 census of Franklin County, Tennessee there was no record of William Hinshaw; however the 1830 census does show an unidentified Eli Henshaw in Franklin County (page 17)f [probably Eli Hinshaw #4534]. g Apparently William had moved by 1830 (probably to Illinois - see below).
In the 1840 census, there were no Hinshaws at all in Franklin County, Tennessee (taking into consideration spelling variations).h
In the 1850 census, there was only a single Hinshaw in Franklin County, Nathan Hinshaw #12020 ,i possibly a grandson.g
William Hinchey was shown in the 1835 Illinois state census, living in Morgan County, Illinois (page 65).j Also living in Morgan County in 1835 was an unidentified James Hinckey [Hinchey] (page 25).j The 1830 federal census of Morgan County, Illinois also showed an unidentified Jesse Henshaw (page 36).
In an 1838 court case involving the estate of William's aunt Jane Hinshaw Hadley , William was mentioned as a son of Jane's brother Thomas (William's father), and the court documents imply that William was still then living (as of 1838). The court papers state that he lived in Illinois, although no further records have yet been found on William in Illinois.k
William Hinshaw and family were shown in the 1840 census, Jackson County, Alabama:l
William Hinshaw household:
1 male age 5-10.
1 male age 10-15.
1 male age 15-20.
1 male age 20-30.
1 male age 60-70 (William).
1 female age 5-10.
1 female age 10-15.
1 female age 15-20.
1 female age 20-30.
1 female age 40-50 Living just two houses away in 1840 was son Thomas , and two houses farther was son William .l
Note that the presence of young children in 1840 when William was about 68 years old would suggest that there was another family living in his household, probably an as-yet-unidentified son and/or his children.g
Although it has been reported that William died in Illinois,42 since he was shown over age 60 in Jackson County, Alabama in 1840, it seems more likely that he probably died there.g
Some detective-like reasoning is required to explain William's descendency:
1) Sons William and Thomas are known to be brothers as follows: Thomas had a son George Washington Hinshaw who married Elizabeth Jane Robertson. Her sister, Nancy E. Roberson, married William. In a document written by Nancy, she states that George Washington Hinshaw was both her nephew as well as her brother-in-law, meaning Thomas must be William's brother.m
2) Son Thomas makes the connection to this William Hinshaw & Jane Hamm. Thomas' great-grandson, Thomas Benton Hinshaw , once told his own grandson, Arvil Hinshaw/Henshaw , that his great-grandmother was a Hamm,m referring almost certainly to Jane Hamm, wife of this William Hinshaw. Therefore this William Hinshaw & Jane Hamm are believed to be the parents of both William and Thomas .

SOURCES
36. "North Carolina Marriage Bonds" fiche in the LDS Family History Library.
42. A manuscript titled "The Hinshaw Family" by Thomas D. Hamm - submitted by Fontella Hinshaw.
44. The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS) International Genealogical Index (IGI) - North Carolina.
140. Family lineage contributed by Edwin Everett Hinshaw
(a) "North Carolina Marriages to 1825" (www.ancestry.com).
(b) 1800 census, Wilkes County, North Carolina; page 45.
(c) Contribution from Terry Henshaw (THens98475@aol.com ) citing:
Current information from Gil Hinshaw (Hobbs, NM), a g-g-grandson of
Thomas Hinshaw .
(d) 1812 Tax List, Franklin County, Tennessee; USGenWeb Archives:
.
(e) 1820 census index, Tennessee.
(f) 1830 census index, Tennessee.
(g) Speculation.
(h) 1840 census index, Tennessee.
(i) 1850 census index, Tennessee.
(j) 1835 census index, Illinois.
(k) Contribution from Thomas D. Hamm (tomh@earlham.edu ).
(l) 1840 census, Jackson County, Alabama; roll M704_7, page 51.
(m) Contribution from Terry Henshaw (THens98475@aol.com ).
Change Date: 5 Sep 2003 at 15:55

Father: Thomas HINSHAW b: Abt 1749 in Warrington, York (Now Adams) Co., PA
Mother: Hannah SEASFIELD b: Abt 1745

Marriage 1 Jane HAMM b: Abt 1775
Married: 5 Mar 1795 in Surry Co. NC
Change Date: 5 Sep 2003
Children
Thomas HINSHAW b: 1797 in Surry Co. NC William HINSHAW b: 1812 in Tennessee

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

TrinidadBeach — 2009-04-15 03:39:43Z

Abbie,

I have no evidence that William Hinshaw, b. 1172, was ever in Indiana.

That's why I wanted to understand the documentation source for that placement of him.

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

TrinidadBeach — 2009-04-14 04:39:54Z

John,

Did you ever find the documentation for placing William Hinshaw, b. 1772, in Indiana?

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

dragonriders118 — 2009-03-07 15:31:01Z

Yes, this is "my" William. My line continues through William's son Thomas who was born in North Carolina in 1897 and traveled with the family to Indiana, Salem TN, and Estill Fork, AL.

Before finding the large tree on this family extends back to a William Henshall and Marerie Gyll Henshall who lived in Landcaster Shire England. This William was born circa 1600. Three generations later a member of this line, John Henshall moved to County Antrim, Ireland. John's Great Grandson Jacob Hinshaw moved on to New Garden, Chester Co. PA, then on to North Carolina about 1765. Now here is where a dispute lies. Some folks think "our" William was the son of Thomas Hishaw and Grandson of the Jacob mentioned above. Others dispute that this is the "same" William who was the son of Thomas. Confusing isn't it?

I'm still trying to find my original data that I used to construct this line. I'm certain of the line from William down to my mother, who was a Henshaw, born in Estill Fork, AL in 1914.

John McCollum Green

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

abbie1926 — 2009-03-06 17:52:35Z

I have a William Hinshaw b. 1772 in North Carolina--I'm surprised to find someone that early in Indiana. The link to this William is: http://www.rawbw.com/~hinshaw/cgi-bin/id?9571

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

dragonriders118 — 2009-03-05 14:54:34Z

I really don't recall exactly HOW I found the data, but it was through a family tree that was posted on this web site several years ago. I will try to "redo" that research and get back to you by another reply to this thread.

John McCollum Green

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

TrinidadBeach — 2009-03-04 23:58:46Z

thanks, dragonriders118,

I've never been able to place William Hinshaw, b.c. 1772, in Indiana.

What was your source documentation on that?

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

sassylilmama — 2009-03-04 19:14:29Z

there may be some distant connection, as I have been connected to WIlliam. but I do know my family stayed in the NC until 1960's

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

dragonriders118 — 2009-03-04 17:51:45Z

I don't recognize any of those names, but I do have a Henshaw (Hinshaw), William who was born in Surry County North Carolina circa 1772, married Jane Hamm 3/5/1795, and moved to Richman, Indiana between 1800 and 1811, and in 1812 to Salem, TN for about a year and then on to Estill Fork, AL and the family remained there for six generations. Some are still there. This line can be connected to a line of Henshalls who moved from England to Ireland for a couple of generations before coming to the States, although some dispute the conncetion of William Hinshaw to his father Thomas. I had our family tree beginning with William's son, Thomas, born 1797, the rest I found using information from this research group.

John McCollum Green

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

sassylilmama — 2009-03-03 02:37:53Z

that is actually where my family lives now. Just trying to find out anything about the Hinshaws there. Any extended family or current living relatives. thank you.

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

rw81700 — 2009-03-03 01:55:05Z

I am a native of Randleman, NC where many Hinshaws settled. My father's mother was Grace Hinshaw. I have first hand knowledge of many of the North Carolina Hinshaws. Please let me know if you have specific questions.

Best Regards,
Rick Wood

James E. Hinshaw (1916-1975)

PhillipPitzer69 — 2009-01-03 18:31:16Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=32...

You can click on the link above to view a memorial for this person.

Re: Posting information to the Hinshaw Family Association

flappleton — 2008-11-25 12:16:57Z

I posted a month ago. I forwarded a GEDCON file as requested and waited about 1 week for the updates to be made. I thought it worked quite well.

Re: Posting information to the Hinshaw Family Association

jayrogers39 — 2008-11-24 19:40:48Z

Regarding the old Hanshaw photos I have. look at Oscar Erskin Hanshaw and follow his lines. I have too many to list here.
I can invite anyone interested in looking at the photos I have in my "ancestry.com" site.
Email me your email address and I'll send the invitation for you to browse the site a 48 hour period

Re: Posting information to the Hinshaw Family Association

paynecity198 — 2008-11-24 19:27:34Z

Me too! I first sent new information and a correction in June 2007, pictures in September 2007, and have resent all that info three times through 2008 with no success in getting it posted to the website. I even called Jan Hinshaw and left a message asking if she needed help or if everything was OK with her. No response there either. I don't know what else to do, so I started my own site with my ancestors through My Heritage.com. At least my information is correct there and my pictures are posted. I really liked being a part of the Hinshaw Family Association. I hope she gets it together and gets back to working the site.

Re: Posting information to the Hinshaw Family Association

jayrogers39 — 2008-11-24 18:41:17Z

Hi,

yes, I've been trying to update several Hanshaw ancestor records and also been trying to post photos with no luck.
I've hit a couple of dead links in this site.
I don't mind leaving my email address here if anyone is interested in the information I have and would prefer to contact me directly. ( grandoldjay@yahoo.com )

Jay

Posting information to the Hinshaw Family Association

leop194 — 2008-11-24 18:00:13Z

Has anyone had trouble getting information posted to the Hinshaw Family Association website? My wife has been trying to get her family's info updated and corrected for over a year with no luck or response from the administrator. If anyone has been successful in the last couple months, please post how you did it! Perhaps she has the wrong email addresses? or is there a special page or form to fill out?
Thanks.

SEARCHING FOR FAMILY HISTORY - Hinshaw

hinshaw — 2008-11-21 18:43:03Z

For Hinshaw information, see The Hinshaw Family Association database at:
http://www.blueneptune.com/~hinshaw

HINSHAW Antley D Dr and Beulah

t42Moore — 2008-11-04 21:12:43Z

HINSHAW Antley D Dr and Beulah

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

HINSHAW Juanda L and Carter V

t42Moore — 2008-11-04 21:12:20Z

HINSHAW Juanda L and Carter V

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: Hinshaws of North Carolina

DSpang154 — 2008-11-03 15:04:57Z

Samuel and Myrtle and some of their descendants are listed on the Hinshaw Assoc. Genealogy pages. www.rawbw.com/~hinshaw/

Hinshaws of North Carolina

sassylilmama — 2008-11-03 01:47:06Z

My grandmother was a Hinshaw, born in North Carolina. Her parents were Samuel Hinshaw and Myrtle Adams. I am looking for relatives so I can find out more about my family. Anyone that may be related or have information please contact me at kynlukesmom@yahoo.com Thank you.

Re: Mollie Hinshaw of Richmond, Virginia

msk5d — 2008-10-09 14:20:48Z

Thank you!

Re: Mollie Hinshaw of Richmond, Virginia

Pfaffen27 — 2008-10-09 12:41:23Z

Hi,

Glad to share! Attached is Mollie's photo and also a scan of the back. I hope this is the Mollie you are looking for.

Best,
Lisa

Re: Mollie Hinshaw of Richmond, Virginia

msk5d — 2008-10-09 04:31:52Z

I realize you posted this three years ago, but I'm hoping you might still have this photo. I'm guessing it's a picture of Mollie Grant Henshaw, daughter of Eugene Henshaw and Susan Chenault. It was probably taken around the time of her marriage to William Anderson Smith, in 1919. I'd love to see a copy, if you still have it--she's my (let's see...) half-great-great-aunt. (Her father's my 3rd great-grandfather by his first wife.) Thank you.

hinshaw

pammuns53 — 2008-08-07 17:19:46Z

my name is pam (mooney)muns i am doing family histroy and i am kind of stuck i am looking for anyone who might have information my great great great gradparents were absalom hinshaw born in 1775 he was married to elizabeth way born jan.1776 they had a daughter mary hinshaw ,mary married isaac ward this is where my problem begins i am trying to find out isaac wards parents names and if isaac had brothers and sisters mary and isaac had the following children 1.rufus 2.ottie 3.hiram 4.isaiah marion ward born oct 13 1847 5.william thomas ward born 1850(this is my great grandfarther)any one with information can email me at pam_muns53@yahoo.com

Re: HINSHAW, 1865-1945, Indiana

crayj333 — 2008-03-28 02:06:12Z

My husband is related to George W Clouse. He is related to George's son Glen Elmer Clouse who had a son named Gerald Edmund Clouse.

I listed the family history below for you.

George Washington Clouse was born 5/23/1863, Cass County, IN, Died in 1941 in Headlee, IN. He married Loretta J Hinshaw 2/5/1855 in White County, IN. Loretta was born 11/12/1865,IN, DIed 11/2/1945, Marshall Co., IN.

Their children were:

Clarence A Clouse born 3/11/1886, died 5/1964, he married Rebecca J Kepp 6/14/1908. She was born 9/14/1885, IN. Their children were Carl and Isabel.

Elva E CLouse was born 1/12/1889, IN, Died 3/15/1966-WA. She married Arthur (Artie) Roxel Gibson 4/10/1910-IN. Arthur was born 8/24/1885-IN. Their children were Ora Birtin, RObert, Bud and Harold.

Loren Charles Clouse born 5/20/1891-IN, died 7/23/1954-IN. He married Effa Mae Foust 2/25/1914-IN. Effa was born 7/20/1892 and died 10/1976. Their children were Margaret Ellen, Dona M, C. Wayne and Virgina.

John Roy Clouse born 4/9/1893-IN, died 4/30/1928. He married Dora Meyers 1/21/1921-IN and died 6/1972. They had no children. John was killed in a car accident along with James M Clouse.

Milo Galen Clouse was born 11/12/1895-IN and died 12/30/1964-Alaska. He married Verda Caleria Matson 12/3/1938. Verda was born 9/18/1911 and died 12/2006. They had one child-Roy. Later Verda married William Metcalfe.

Glen Elmer Clouse was born 5/11/1897-IN, died 9/1957. He married Florence Throop 8/20/1919. Florence was born 11/12/1898 an ddied 2/17/1993. They had two children-Gerald Edmund and Kathleen Mae. Later the two were divorced. Glen married a woman named Marie from Illinois and Florence Married Edwin Dettman.

If you have any questions or if I can provide you with additional information please contact me at pinkchick@wi.rr.com.

Chery CLouse

DNA and Genealogical Research.

flamingbeard — 2008-01-03 12:04:47Z

DNA AND GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH.
Testing the Y Chromosome DNA is the newest cutting edge in Genealogical Research. With the DNA results along with a paper trail, many participants have been able to break through their brick wall; confirm or eliminate a paper trail they have been researching for years; find new DNA cousins to share genealogical lines with and identify a common grandfather; identify where their direct male line originated and where they traveled for 1,000’s of years; and much more.
The Y Chromosome is passed down from father to son(s) for thousands of years virtually unchanged. If someone matches another person’s Y Chromosome DNA, then they are related especially if they share the same surname. The Y Chromosome is junk DNA in that it contains no information as to your physical being such as hair and eye color, height, left or right handed, bald or not bald, possible disease situations, etc. This information comes from other DNA and is not part of the Y Chromosome. All results are strictly confidential.
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If you have questions or want more information, please feel free to contact me, Dick Allen at: oldbones1@comcast.net or my daughter, Tammy Valdez at: bonedigger@bigfoot.com
My mother was a Henshaw.

Re: Henshaws at Weston upon Trent, Derbyshire

suebaumann99 — 2007-12-15 01:05:21Z

i have a william lee henshaw born in 1871, robert sidney henshaw 1874, ernest henshaw 1875, mary m. henshaw 1877.

Re: Henshaws at Weston upon Trent, Derbyshire

suebaumann99 — 2007-12-15 01:05:15Z

i have a william lee henshaw born in 1871, robert sidney henshaw 1874, ernest henshaw 1875, mary m. henshaw 1877.

Re: Henshaw

suebaumann99 — 2007-12-15 01:02:28Z

my great grandmother married a john ballard henshaw in1881his father was william henshaw born 1810 and his mother was mary ann "polly" cunningham born 1814

Re: Hipp/Henshaw query

suebaumann99 — 2007-12-15 00:58:36Z

fannie hipp was vianna's daughter by someone else. fannie hipp was born5 october,1874. she married my grandfather joseph edward winkle. if anyone has any information regarding fannie's father i sure would appreciate it.(all i know was his last name was hipp. thanks, sue winkle