Charlotte Melvina Hinshaw
┌── Abel Hinshaw
│ 1799-1876
┌── Thomas Hinshaw ──┤
│ 1826-1890 │
│ └── Nancy Bookout
│ 1799-1882
Charlotte Melvina Hinshaw ───┤
B: 1854 │
D: ? │
└── Mary Robbins
1826-?
M: Albert W. Throckmorton
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Charlotte Melvina Hinshaw [ID 02528]
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Charlotte Melvina Hinshaw1,2,3 [Melvina S. Hinshaw1].
Born Apr 29 18541,2,3,4 [Apr - 18565], Cherry Grove MM, Randolph County, Indiana1,2,3,4.
Melvina was shown age 5 in the 1860 Census, Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana.1
She married Albert W. Throckmorton.6 Albert, son of John Throckmorton & Abigail Ann Earnhart, was born Apr 23 1852, Ohio.4,5,6
Children:6
Oliver E. "Ollie" Throckmorton, born c1876, Indiana.
4
Ada Throckmorton, born c1879, Indiana; died 1955.
4
Clayton Crate Throckmorton, born 1880, Indiana.
4
Lela Ann (Luella) Throckmorton, born Aug 1893, Indiana; married Herman John Tegeler, Oct 3 1914.
5
Melvina and family were shown in the 1880 census, Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana:4
Throckmorton, Albert, age 28, born in Ohio; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ohio; works in sawmill.
Throckmorton, Melvina, wife, age 25, born in Indiana; father born in North Carolina; mother born in New Jersey; keeping house.
Throckmorton, Oliver E., son, age 4, born in Indiana; father born in Ohio; mother born in Indiana.
Throckmorton, Ada E., daughter, age 1, born in Indiana; father born in Ohio; mother born in Indiana.
Throckmorton, --, son, age 2 months, born in Indiana; father born in Ohio; mother born in Indiana.
Melvina and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 7 1900), Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana:5
Throckmorton, Albert, head-of-household, age 48, born Apr 1852 in Ohio; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ohio; married 26 years; occupation: day laborer; rented home.
Throckmorton, Melvina, wife, age 44, born Apr 1856 in Indiana; father born in North Carolina; mother born in New Jersey; married 26 years; 4 children, 4 living.
Throckmorton, Lela, daughter, age 6, born Aug 1893 in Indiana; father born in Ohio; mother born in Indiana.
Melvina and Albert were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 3-5 1920), 112 1/2 North Fourth Street, Richmond Township, Wayne County, Indiana:7
Throckmorton, Albert, head-of-household, age 64, born in Illinois; parents born in United States; rented home; occupation: laborer, piano factory.
Throckmorton, Melvina, wife, age 63, born in Illinois; parents born in Indiana.
Sources
- The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS)
International Genealogical Index (IGI) - Indiana.
- "Abstracts of the Records of the Society of Friends in Indiana", Part 2,
subtitled "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Volume VII",
(a compendium of many of the records left by William Wade Hinshaw on
his death), edited by Willard Heiss; GS929.3 H47 in a local library.
- "Webster Parry's Abstracts of Quaker Records", LDS microfilm #0367987
- 1880 LDS census index, Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana; roll T9-0307, page 269B.
- 1900 census, Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana; roll T623-399, ED 129, page 3B, line #62, dwelling #62, family #62.
- Maxson family data: http://www.flash.net/~pjmaxson.
- 1920 census, Richmond Township, Wayne County, Indiana; roll T625-474, ED 163, page 3A, line #8, dwelling #50, family #55.
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