┌── Nelson Hinshaw
│ 1862-1934
┌── Herschel Greenberry Hinshaw ──┤
│ 1896-1962 │
│ └── Margaret Adeline Craig
│ 1866-1905
Betty Catherine Hinshaw ───┤
B: 1930 │ ┌── Charles Van Demis
D: 1986 │ │
└── Eva M. VanDemus ──────────────┤
1904-1976 │
└── Margaret Burk
M: Raymond Dick
Betty Catherine Hinshaw [ID 13163]
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Born Oct 2 1930, Indiana.1,2,3
She married Raymond Dick, Aug 5 1950.1 Raymond, son of William Alec Dick & Maggie Dick, was born May 11 1929, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.1,3
Children:
Ronald Dick, born Sep 3 1950; [firstborn twin] (email: ).
Donald Dick, born Sep 3 1950; [second twin].
Rebecca Ann Dick, born Jul 7 1953.
Stephen Ray Dick, born Jan 21 1956.
William Dick, born Jun 29 1958.
Dwain Allen "Wayne" Dick, born Nov 12 1959.
Darlene Kay Dick, born Feb 25 1965.
Denise Marie Dick, born Nov 11 1967.
Betty lived in Knightstown, Henry County, Indiana.1,3
Betty Catherine Hinshaw died Dec 12 1986, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana; buried Glencove Cemetery, Knightstown, Henry County, Indiana.1,3
After Betty died, Raymond remarried to Betty's sister, Eula Mae Hinshaw.1
Raymond died Nov 22 1999, Knightstown, Henry County, Indiana; buried Glencove Cemetery, Knightstown, Indiana.1,3
Photo: Betty Catherine Hinshaw & Raymond Dick
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Photo: Betty Catherine Hinshaw & Raymond Dick gravestone Glencove Cemetery
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Social Security information for Betty Catherine Hinshaw: 317-30-0692
Social Security information for Raymond Dick: 316-24-3923
Sources
- Contribution from Ron Dick.
- 1940 census, Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana; roll T627-1052, ED 33-28B, page 3A, line #15, household #43.
- "Social Security Death Index" (as it is commonly called), derived from
the Social Security Administration "Death Master File".
See: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson10.htm
- Photo courtesy of Ron Dick.
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