┌── Andreas Hanshuh
│
│
│
Conrad Hanshew ────────┤
B: ?
D: 1806
M: Eva Elizabeth Seitz
├── Mary Hanshew 1
├── David Hanshew 1
├── Anna Barbara Handschuh (1761-?) 1,2,3,4
├── Elizabeth Handschuh (1763-?) 2,3
├── Susanna Hanshew 1
├── Andrew Hanshew (c1792-?) 1,3,5,6
└── Jacob Hanshew (c1795-c1833) 1
M: Catherine -
Conrad Hanshew [ID 02772]
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Conrad Hanshew6 [Conrad Hanshoe6, Conrad Handschuh2, Conrad Hanshue7, Jacob Hanshuh2].
Born Germany.
He married Eva Elizabeth Seitz2,6,8 [Elizabeth Seitz1], Jan 27 17612,6,8, Trinity Lutheran Church, New Holland, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania2,6,8. Eva, daughter of Johann Peter Seitz & Anna Maria Wendsperger, was born May 1 1740, Strasburg Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.8 (christened Aug 10 1740, First Reformed Church, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania).2
The marriage record states "Conrad Hanshuh son of Andreas".9
He then married Catherine -.10
Conrad Handshaw was shown in the 1773 tax roll for Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.11 Conrad Handshue was shown in the 1785 tax roll for East Hanover, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.11 Conrad Handshue was shown in the 1786 tax roll for Bethel, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.11 Conrad Hanshoe was shown in the 1787 tax roll for East Hanover, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.11 Conrad Hanshue was shown in the 1788 and 1789 tax rolls for East Hanover, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.11
Conrad was shown in the 1790 census, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania:7,12
Conrad Hanshue household:
1 free white male age 16+ (Conrad).
2 free white males under age 16.
3 free white females.
Conrad Hanshew died 1806, Wythe County, Virginia.1 Conrad died between Jul 1 and Aug 12 1806.1
1806 court records from Wythe County, Virginia, list son Andrew as one of the orphans of Conrad Hanshew.5
Some of the records concerning Conrad are in German and use the surname Handschuh.6
See also: Jacob Hinshaw who immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1741 and who might be related.
See also: John Hyndshaw whose family lived in Pennsylvania in this same era and who might be related.
See also: Moses Hinshaw who was married in Philadelphia in 1777, and who might have been related.
See also: Joseph Henshaw whose family lived in Pennsylvania in this same era and who might be related.
See also: Nicholas Henshaw who was born in Philadelphia in 1705, and who might have been related.
See also: Christina Handschuh who might be an additional child (she was married in the same church where others in Conrad's family were married).
Photo: Conrad Hanshuh & Eva Elizabeth Seitz marriage record abstract
9
Photo: Conrad Hanshue last will & testament
10
Sources
- Contribution from Michael Josef von Goebel ().
- The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS)
International Genealogical Index (IGI) - Pennsylvania.
- Contribution from Timothy L. Adams (), web site:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/7504.
- F. Edward Wright: "Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18th Century, Vol. I;
1994, Westminster, MD, Family Line Publications.
- Contribution from Yvonne (Handshoe) Hall () citing:
1806 court records from Wythe County, Virginia.
- Contribution from Yvonne (Handshoe) Hall ().
- Contribution from Robert King () citing:
1790 census, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
- The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS)
computerized Ancestral File.
- Contribution from Steve Hanshew ().
- Conrad Hanshue last will and testament.
- Pennsylvania, Tax and Exoneration, 1768-1801; http://www.ancestry.com.
- 1790 census, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; roll M637-8, page 170.
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