Jesse R. Hinshaw

┌── William Hinshaw │ 1789-1854 ┌── Martin Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1827-1906 │ │ └── Ruth Hinshaw │ 1791-1836 Jesse R. Hinshaw ─────┤ B: 1868 │ ┌── Joshua Barker D: 1946 │ │ └── Rachel Barker ───┤ 1828-1904 │ └── Elizabeth Vestal M: Emma Alice Grissom ├── Donna Hinshaw (1890-) ^1,2,3,4,5 ├── Arla L. Hinshaw (1893-) ^1,2,3 └── Forrest Glenn Hinshaw (1895-1929) ^2,3,5,6

He married Emma Alice Grissom^6,9,12 [Emma A. Grisson⁶, Emmi Grismore¹³], Jul 12 1890^6,9,12, Cumberland County, Illinois^6,9,12. Emma, daughter of Nelson Grissom & Susan Park, was born Aug - 1869, Illinois.^{1,2,3,12,13,14} (Oct 10 1869).¹⁵

Jesse and family were shown in the 1895 Iowa state census, Washington, Montgomery County, Iowa:¹

Jesse and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 9 1900), Washington Township, Montgomery County, Iowa:²

Jesse and family were shown in the 1910 census (May 16 1910), Milan Township, Spokane County, Washington:³

Jesse and Emma apparently separated sometime before 1920. Jesse was shown in the 1920 census living in a boarding house at 574 1st Ave. West, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington:¹⁰

Jesse and Emma divorced sometime before 1930.⁴ In 1921 Emma was living in California.¹⁴ In 1954 Emma was living at 808 N. 4th St., Phoenix, Arizona.¹⁵ Emma died Jul 15 1954, Southside Hospital, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona; age 84.¹⁵

In 1929 Jesse was living with his son Forrest at 707 South 1st Ave., Phoenix, Arizona.⁶

Jesse was shown in the 1930 census (Apr 2 1930), living in the household of daughter Donna at 505 Division, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington:⁴

Jesse R. Hinshaw died Apr 5 1946, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington; age 77.⁸

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