Smith Hancher

┌── John Hancher │ 1734-1793 ┌── William Hancher ──┤ │ │ │ └── Sarah Caudy │ 1739-1807 Smith Hancher ───┤ B: c1798 │ ┌── William Dunn D: 1865 │ │ └── Ann Dunn ─────────┤ c1756-? │ └── Jane (Dunn) M: Mary Steward ├── Lovenia Hanshaw (1822-1859) ^1,2 ├── Harriett Hanshaw (1823-1901) ^1,2 ├── William Ross Hanshaw (1825-1894) ^1,2,3,4 ├── Elizabeth Anne Hanshaw (1827-1890) ^2,5 ├── Rev. John Wesley Hanshaw (1831-1907) ^1,2,3 ├── Smith M. Hanshaw (1833-1914) ^1,2,3,4,6 ├── Vail D. Hanshaw (1835-1893) ^1,2,3,4 ├── Stewart Hanshaw (1837-1890) ^1,2,3,4,7 ├── Eliza J. Hanshaw (c1839-1857) ^1,2,3 └── Richard H. Hanshaw (1841-1903) ² M: Sarah Johnson

Smith Hancher^8,9,10 [Smith Hanshaw^2,4,11,12, Smith Handshaw¹³, Smith Henshaw¹⁴].

He married Mary Steward^8,9,15 [Mary Stewart^4,16, Mary Howard^9,15], Mar 13 1822^8,9,15 [Mar 9 1822¹⁶], Frederick County, Virginia^8,9,15. Mary was born Virginia.

A Smith Hanshaw was shown in the 1830 census, Shortcreek Township, Harrison County, Ohio (page 111).¹⁷

A Smith Henshaw was shown in the 1840 census, Shortcreek Township, Harrison County, Ohio (page 214).¹⁸ [The only other Henshaw shown in Harrison County in 1840 was a Robert Henshaw of Athens Township (page 122)].¹⁹

He then married Sarah Johnson^3,11,12,13 [Sara V. Johnson^1,21], Feb 20 1844^3,11,12,13, Shortcreek Township, Harrison County, Ohio^3,11,12,13. Sarah was born about 1800, Pennsylvania.³

Smith and family were shown in the 1850 census, Smith Township, Belmont County, Ohio:³

A biographical sketch of son Smith M. Hanshaw was published in the 1901 "History of Wapello County, Iowa and Representative Citizens", and included the following regarding his father, Smith Hanshaw Sr.:²

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