Tilman P. Hinshaw

┌── Absolom Hinshaw │ 1752-1830 ┌── Isaiah Hinshaw ───┤ │ 1794-1844 │ │ └── Elizabeth Hinshaw │ c1753-1833 Tilman P. Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1833 │ D: 1860 │ └── Welmet Williams 1796-1866 M: Leah J. Johnson ├── Isaiah Hinshaw (1858-1860) ^1,2,3 └── Tilman Hinshaw (1860-1885) ^1,2,4

At White Lick MM on 6-12-1839, Tilman & parents were granted certificates to Salem MM, Iowa.⁵

At Salem MM on 9-28-1839, Tillman & family were received on a certificate from White Lick MM dated 6-12-1839.¹

He married Leah J. Johnson, Aug 12 1857, Jefferson County, Iowa.^1,4 Leah, daughter of Barclay Johnson & Sarah Barrett^{1,2,8,9,10,11}, was born Dec 28 1833^{1,2,8,9,10,11} [about 1835¹²], Highland County, Ohio^{1,2,8,9,10,11} [Virginia¹³].

Tilman P. Hinshaw died Apr 22 1860^1,7 [Jan 22 1860^3,6]; age 27^1,7. Medical: Tilman died from lung disease.⁷

Widow Leah was shown in the 1860 census (Jun 22 1860), just months after both Tilman and son Isaiah had died, and then pregnant with son Tilman, living alone in Penn Township, Jefferson County, Iowa:¹⁰

Widow Leah and son Tilman were shown in the 1870 census (Jun 11 1870), living in the household of her parents, Barcley & Sarah Johnson, Penn Township, Jefferson County, Iowa:¹³

Leah remarried to Joel Cheshire Paxton, Oct 13 1875, Jefferson County, Iowa¹ (spelled Paxson in some records).^2,9,16 Leah then had an additional child, Annette/Annetta Paxson, born Sep 7 1876.^9,16

Leah and family were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 1 1880), Penn Township, Jefferson County, Iowa:¹²

Leah was shown in the 1900 census (Jun 4 1900), living in the household of daughter Annette (Paxson) Conrad in Britt Township, Hancock County, Iowa:¹¹

At Pleasant Plain MM on 12-8-1900, Leah was dropped from membership as she had "joined another society".¹

Leah died Oct 28 1918^2,8 [Oct 28 1919⁹]; buried Pleasant Plain MM, Jefferson County, Iowa^2,8.

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