Amos Peele Hinshaw

┌── Jacob A. Hinshaw │ 1778-1826 ┌── Nathan Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1811-1863 │ │ └── Phebe Allen │ 1789-1869 Amos Peele Hinshaw ───────┤ B: 1850 │ ┌── Joseph Hodgin D: 1900 │ │ └── Asenath Hodgin ──┤ 1809-1878 │ └── Ruth Dicks M: Mary Lindley Trueblood ├── Joseph T. Hinshaw (1876-1902) ^1,2,3,4 └── Jennie A. Hinshaw (1878-1880) ^1,2,3

Born Apr 16 1850^1,5,6,7 [about 1849], Cherry Grove MM, Randolph County, Indiana^1,5,6,7.

He married Mary Lindley Trueblood, Aug 11 1875, Washington County, Indiana.^1,2,4,8,9 Mary, daughter of Joseph Trueblood & Semira Booth Lindley, was born Aug 11 1848, Washington County, Indiana.^2,3,4,10,11

Amos and family were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 14 1880), living with Mary's parents in Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana:³

At Mississinewa MM on 2-9-1881, Amos P. & wife Mary L. & son Joseph T. were received on a certificate from Blue Ridge MM.⁴

Amos was shown in the 1900 census (Jun 8 1900), working as a farm laborer in the household of a Lee Ramsey in Cleburne Township, Phillips County, Arkansas:¹²

Amos Peele Hinshaw died Sep 11 1900, at the home of sister Ruth Sabina, Southland, Phillips County, Arkansas; age 50y 4m 25d.^{8,13,14,15,16}

Amos' obituary was published in "The American Friend" on October 11, 1900 (page 986).¹³

At Mississinewa MM on 2-12-1920, Mary L. was granted a certificate to Long Beach MM, California⁴ (no mention of Amos - he may have died by then).

Mary died Sep 28 1934^2,10, Washington County, Indiana^2,10 [Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California¹³]; buried Blue River MM^2,10.

Mary's obituary was published in "The American Friend" on January 10, 1925 (page 15).¹³

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