Albert T. Henshaw

┌── William Henshaw │ 1767-1822 ┌── Joseph M. Henshaw ──┤ │ 1794-1869 │ │ └── Jerusha Brace │ ?-1822 Albert T. Henshaw ───┤ B: 1834 │ ┌── Levi Wheeler D: 1913 │ │ └── Polly Wheeler ──────┤ 1800-1887 M: Amy B. Duel ├── Mary Juett Henshaw (1857-1904) ^1,2,3 └── Joseph E. Henshaw (c1867-1926) ^3,4

He married Amy B. Duel^1,6 [Anna Duel^3,10, Annie Newell²], about 1860^1,6. Amy, daughter of George Duel & Mary Baker, was born Jun 3 1834, New York.^3,4,11

Albert and family were shown in the 1860 census (Jul 21 1860), Caledonia Township, Kent County, Michigan:¹

On Sep 2 1862 at Bowne, Michigan, Albert T. Henshaw, a resident of Bowne, enlisted in company H, Sixth Cavalry as First Sergeant, for 3 years, age 29.^13,14 Mustered Oct 11 1862. Discharged to accept promotion Apr 30 1863. Commisioned Second Lieutenant May 1 1863. Mustered May 1 1863. Discharged to accept promotion Jul 3 1864. Commisioned Captain to date Jul 1 1864. Mustered Jul 1 1864. Discharged Jul 10 1865 for disability on account of wounds received in action.¹³

Albert and family were shown in the 1870 census (Sep 14 1870), Byron Township, Kent County, Michigan:^3,15

On Jun 28 1880 [or 1870 - date unclear] Albert T. Henshaw applied for a pension as an invalid, veteran Sargent, 6th Michigan Cavalry.¹⁶ No wife was shown.¹⁶

Albert and family were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 19 1880), Georgetown, Ottawa County, Michigan:⁴

Albert was shown in the 1890 census Veterans Schedule, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan:¹⁸

Albert and Amy were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 4 1900), Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan:⁶

Amy died Sep 30 1902, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan; age 68y 3m 26d.^11,19

Albert T. Henshaw died Jan 6 1913, Elk Rapids, Antrim County, Michigan; age 78y 3m 2d.^7,8,19

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