┌── Solomon Hinshaw
│ 1817-1873
┌── Ira J. Hinshaw ──┤
│ 1840-1878 │
│ └── Rachel Hodgin
│ 1819-1869
Charles A. Hinshaw ───┤
B: 1865 │ ┌── Eli Thomas
D: 1944 │ │
└── Hannah Thomas ───┤
1836-1917 │
└── Martha (Thomas)
M: Maude V. Waldron
├── Hazel Pearl Hinshaw (1888-1955) 1,2,3
└── Verna May Hinshaw (1890-) 1
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Charles A. Hinshaw [ID 04141]
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Born Mar - 1865, Indiana.1,3,4,5,6,7
He married Maude V. Waldron, about 1887.1,3,8 Maude was born Jun - 1869, Missouri.1,3,6,7
Charles settled (along with four other families of Hinshaws) about six miles northeast of Jet, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma.1
At Cherokee MM on 4-20-1904 children Hazel and Verna were received by request.9
Charles and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 1900), Saline Township, Woods County (now Alfalfa County), Oklahoma Territory:3
Hinshaw, Charles, head-of-household, age 35, born Mar 1865 in Indiana; parents born in Indiana; married 13 years; farmer; owns farm.
Hinshaw, Maud, wife, age 30, born Jun 1869 in Missouri; father born in "Canady Eng" [unclear]; mother born in Ohio; married 13 years; 2 children, 2 living.
Hinshaw, Hazel, daughter, age 11, born Aug 1888 in Missouri; father born in Indiana; mother born in Missouri.
Hinshaw, Verna, daughter, age 10, born Jan 1890 in Missouri; father born in Indiana; mother born in Missouri.
Charles and Maude were again shown in the 1920 census (Jan 3 1920), Fourth Street, Jet, Saline Township, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma:6
Hinshaw, Charles A., head-of-household, age 54, born in Indiana; parents born in Indiana; owned home; occupation: proprietor, theater.
Henshaw, Maude V, wife, age 50, born in Missouri; father born in Canada; mother born in Ohio.
Charles and Maude were again shown in the 1930 census (Apr 5 1930), Cherokee, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma:7
Hinshaw, Charles A., head-of-household, age 64, born in Indiana; parents born in Indiana; first married at age 21; owned home ($1500 value); no radio in home; occupation: carpenter, house; not a veteran.
Henshaw, Maude V, wife, age 60, born in Missouri; father born in Canada; mother born in Ohio; first married at age 18.
Green, Hilmer M., servant, age 23, born in Oklahoma; parents born in Indiana; single; occupation: servant, private home.
Maude died 1943, buried Covington, Garfield County, Oklahoma.1
Charles A. Hinshaw died 1944.1
Sources
- Contribution from Harold Blackledge ().
- RootsWeb California Death Records database:
http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi.
- 1900 census, Saline Township, Woods County, Oklahoma Territory; ED 234, page 42A, line #6, dwelling #249, family #255.
- 1870 census, Winchester P.O., Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana; roll M593-354, page 450, line #18, dwelling #201, family #201.
- 1880 census, Sterling Township, Rice County, Kansas; roll T9-0394, ED 275, page 181B, line #1, dwelling #9, family #9.
- 1920 census, Jet, Saline Township, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma; roll T625-1452, page 2A, line #3, dwelling #30, family #33.
- 1930 census, 2nd Ward, Cherokee, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma; roll T626-1892, ED 9, page 8A, line #32, dwelling #150, family #155.
- The old family bible of Chester Edward Hinshaw, containing family
lineage information recorded by Rosina Harriet Hinshaw,
contributed by Marion Hinshaw and Heather Hinshaw-Tomas.
- "The William Wade Hinshaw Index to Quaker Meeting Records" (Swathmore
College Index Card Collection); Oklahoma; in the LDS FHL, film #0002198.
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