Eleanor Ratcliffe Hinshaw

┌── Absolom Hinshaw │ 1752-1830 ┌── Joseph Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1791-1867 │ │ └── Elizabeth Hinshaw │ c1753-1833 Eleanor Ratcliffe Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1827 │ ┌── Amos Ratcliff D: 1909 │ │ └── Sarah Ratcliff ──┤ 1797-1878 │ └── Eleanor Cashatt M: Robert Sinclair

She married Robert Sinclair^1,6, Jun 11 1842^1,6 [(Jun 2 1842).⁷], Clinton County, Ohio^1,6. (Probably married in Jefferson Township).² Robert, son of William Sinclair & Mary Gilbert, was born Feb 25 1819, Ohio.^2,3,5

Note that Eleanor's sister Rebecca married Robert's brother, Gilbert Sinclair.⁸

Eleanor and family were shown in the 1850 census (Oct 18 1850), Huntington County, Indiana:³

Eleanor and Robert Sinclair separated sometime before the 1880 census, and divorced in Leavenworth County, Kansas on an undetermined date.² Robert was shown in the 1880 census living alone in Alexandria Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas:⁹

Eleanor was shown in the 1900 census (Jun 25 1900), living (or staying) with the family of cousin John Hinshaw in Washington Township, Randolph County, Indiana:⁴

Robert died Feb 20 1901, Leavenworth County, Kansas; buried Bethel Cemetery, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas.^2,5

Eleanor Ratcliffe Hinshaw died Nov 23 1909, McLouth, Jefferson County, Kansas; buried Wild Horse Cemetery, Graham County, Kansas.^2,5,10

Eleanor's obituary was printed in "The McLouth Times" (McLouth, Jefferson County, Kansas) on Friday, November 26, 1909:^10,11

For further information on the descendents of Eleanor Hinshaw and Robert Sinclair, email Jack Stockman:

Photo: Eleanor Ratcliffe Hinshaw with daughter Lavina Sinclair, grandson John Marion Cosgrove and great-granddaughter Ethel Lavina Cosgrove ⁵

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