Reuben Hinshaw

┌── Jacob Hinshaw │ 1710-1796 ┌── Jacob Hinshaw ──┤ │ c1751-1837 │ │ └── Rebecca Mackey │ c1716-1796 Reuben Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1789 │ ┌── George Martin D: 1871 │ │ └── Sarah Martin ───┤ 1766-1845 │ └── Sarah Dixon M: Mary A. Huddle ├── Martha Malinda Henshaw (1835-1922) ^1,2,3,4 ├── Margaret Hinshaw (1837-?) ^2,3,5,6,7 ├── George Martin Hinshaw (1839-?) ^2,3,4 ├── John Perkins Hinshaw (1843-<1896) ^2,3,6 └── Mary Ann Hinshaw (1848-?) ^2,3,6,7,8

He married Mary A. Huddle, Oct 1 1833, Ross County, Ohio.^2,5,12,13 Mary was born Mar 22 1812^2,3,6,11,12 [about 1815⁸], Ohio^2,3,6,11,12. When they were married, Reuben was recorded as age 44 and Mary was recorded as age 21.¹³

Rueben was shown in the 1840 census living in the Liberty District, Ross County, Ohio.¹⁴ Also living nearby are his brother Nathan and his widowed mother Sarah Martin Henshaw.¹⁵

Reuben and family were shown in the 1850 census (Sep 24 1850), Londonderry District, Ross County, Ohio:³

Reuben and family were shown in the 1860 census (Jun 1 1860), Liberty Township, Ross County, Ohio:⁶

Reuben and family were shown in the 1870 census (Jul 11 1870), Liberty Township, Ross County, Ohio:⁷

Reuben Hinshaw died Jun 11 1871, buried Peecher Cemetery, north of Londonderry, Ross County, Ohio.^11,20

Widow Mary was shown in the 1880 census (Jun 23 1880), living with (or staying with) daughter Mary Ann in Eagle Township, Vinton County, Ohio:⁸

Mary died Oct 30 1891, buried Peecher Cemetery, north of Londonderry, Ross County, Ohio.^11,20

Buried with Reuben and Mary is 1 year old granddaughter Iola, who died 1871, child of daughter Mary Ann.¹¹

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