William Walker Parsley Hinshaw

┌── Eli Hinshaw │ c1789-? ┌── Levi Hinshaw ─────────┤ │ c1821-1863 │ │ └── Phebe Vestal │ 1801-? William Walker Parsley Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1857 │ ┌── Elisha Christeson D: 1928 │ │ └── Permelia Christeson ──┤ c1828-1898 │ └── Agnes Drake M: Mary Angeline Tatham ├── Susan Ida Hinshaw (1880-1881) ^1,2 ├── Carrie Ella Hinshaw (1882-1972) ^1,3 ├── Levi Lewis Hinshaw (1885-1901) ¹ ├── Eva Permelia Ebaline Hinshaw (1886-1971) ^1,3 ├── Etta Evangeline Hinshaw (1889-1979) ^1,3 ├── Ferral Hinshaw (1891-1893) ¹ ├── William Harry Hinshaw (1894-1942) ^1,3 └── David Edmond Hinshaw (1896-1972) ^1,3

William Walker Parsley Hinshaw^1,4 [William Walker Parsel Hinshaw¹, William Walker Parcel Hinshaw¹, William Parse Purcell Hinshaw¹, Parse Hinshaw¹, Walker P. Henshaw^5,6].

Born Aug 28 1857^4,5,6,7 [Aug - 1858³], near Waynseville, Pulaski County, Missouri^4,5,6,7.

He married Mary Angeline Tatham¹ [Mary Elizabeth Tathum⁸, Molly Tathum⁹], Carthage, Jasper County, Missouri¹. Mary, daughter of Lewis Tatham & Martha Enyart^1,10, was born Oct 4 1865^1,10 [Oct 6 1864^1,11, Oct - 1866³], Carroll County, Missouri^1,10. Mary's family had moved from North Carolina to Carroll County, Missouri in 1845.¹

William and Mary lived in Pulaski County, Missouri, near Waynesville and what is today the Ft. Leonard Wood Military Reservation.¹

William and family were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 10 1880), Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri:²

William and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 27 1900), Liberty Township, Pulaski County, Missouri:³

Not long after 1900, William left Mary taking his five children Carrie, Eva, Etta, Harry and Ed to Tulsa, Oklahoma. They travelled with two teams of horses pulling a covered wagon. It was the fall of the year and the weather was cold. They stopped every evening and built a campfire to cook their meal and camped for the night. The trip took a month.¹

On arriving in Oklahoma, William worked his two teams of horses in the early oil fields and hauled coal with them.¹

Mary was ill at the time William left, and she then went to live with her sister and brother-in-law, Tilde and Charlie Phillips. Later she married William Henry Harrison Cook, Apr 24 1903.^1,9,11

Mary and her second husband were shown in the 1910 census (May 3-4 1910), Osage Township, Laclede County, Missouri:¹¹

Mary and her second husband were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 15 1920), Roubidoux Township, Pulaski County, Missouri:¹³

William Walker Parsley Hinshaw died Sep 28 1928, Barnsdall, Osage County, Oklahoma; buried Ethel Reece Cemetery, Barnsdall, Osage County, Oklahoma.^1,4

Mary died Jun 14 1935, buried Friendship Cemetery, Ft. Leonard Wood Military Reservation, near Waynesville, Pulaski County, Missouri.^1,10 Mary is buried next to her son Levi.¹

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