Mary Hinshaw

┌── Benjamin Hinshaw │ 1738-1840 ┌── Absolem Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1775-1833 │ │ └── Elisabeth Hinshaw │ 1750-1823 Mary Hinshaw ───┤ B: c1815 │ D: ? │ └── Elizabeth Way 1776-1830 M: Isaac Ward

She married Isaac Ward, Jun 12 1836, Monrovia, Morgan County, Indiana.^5,6,7 Isaac was born about 1815¹ [about 1813^2,3, 1814⁷, about 1818⁸], North Carolina¹.

On Jan 7 1837 Isaac Ward acquired a U.S. government patent for 40 acres of land in Morgan County, Indiana¹⁴ (issued Sep 10 1838).¹⁵

Mary and family were shown in the 1850 census (Oct 2 1850), Monroe Township, Morgan County, Indiana:¹

Mary and family were shown in the 1860 census (Aug 17 1860), Monrovia, Monroe Township, Morgan County, Indiana:¹⁰

Mary and family were shown in the 1870 census (Aug 20 1870), Monrovia, Monroe Township, Morgan County, Indiana:³

Mary might have died in the early 1870s, as Isaac remarried to Malinda J. Patram on Aug 23 1877, Morgan County, Indiana.¹⁶

Isaac and his new wife were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 23-24 1880), Clay Township, Morgan County, Indiana:⁸

Isaac died 1890, Saffordville, Chase County, Kansas; buried Saffordville, Kansas.⁷ Isaac is believed to be buried in Saffordville, Chase County, Kansas, but his grave has not yet been found to verify.⁹

See also: Penelope Hinshaw #9571 who also married an Isaac Ward in Morgan County, Indiana.

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