┌── Thomas Zachariah Hinshaw
│ 1781-1831
┌── Jonathan Hinshaw ──┤
│ 1816-1889 │
│ └── Sarah McMasters
│ 1788-1867
Mary S. Hinshaw ───┤
B: 1848 │ ┌── Dempsey Jackson
D: ? │ │
└── Mary C. Jackson ───┤
1819-1857 │
└── Elizabeth Patterson
M: Timothy Connell
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Mary S. Hinshaw [ID 04968]
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Mary S. Hinshaw1 [Mary L. Hinshaw2].
Born 1848, Missouri.1,2
She married Timothy Connell1,3,4 [Tilmon Connell5,6, Filmore Connell7,8], Sep 26 18661,3,4, Lawrence County, Missouri1,3,4. Timothy, son of John Connel & Frances "Frankie" Pennington.1
Children:1,4,9
Dora Bell Connel, born c1868, Missouri.
James Wilhern/Wilburn Connel, born c1870, Missouri.
Johnny Wesley Connel, born c1872, Missouri.
Fannie Anna/Annie Connel, born c1876, Missouri; married Frank Hunter.
Jonathan Walter Connel.
Mary Day Connel, born c1879, Missouri.
Cora May Connel.
Effie Connel (twin).
Ella Connel (twin).
Clarence Timothy Connel, born Apr 2 1885, Mt. Vernon Township, Lawrence County, Missouri.
6,8
Cortie Blaine Connel.
Mollie Pearl Connel; married Henry McDonald.
Mary and family were shown in the 1880 census, Mt. Vernon Township, Lawrence County, Missouri:9
Connel, Timothy, age 36, born in Missouri; parents born in Kentucky; farmer.
Connel, Mary, wife, age 32, born in Missouri; parents born in North Carolina; keeping house.
Connel, Dora, daughter, age 12, born in Missouri; parents born in Missouri.
Connel, Wilburn, son, age 10, born in Missouri; parents born in Missouri.
Connel, John, son, age 8, born in Missouri; parents born in Missouri.
Connel, Annie, daughter, age 4, born in Missouri; parents born in Missouri.
Connel, Mary, daughter, age 5 months, born in Missouri; parents born in Missouri.
The following biography of Timothy Connel appeared in "Goodspeed", 1888 (reprinted 1973 by Litho Printers):10
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Timothy CONNEL, a successful agriculturist, is of Irish descent, and the grandson of William CONNEL, who was one of the pioneers of Ohio, and was in the Indian trouble in that State: he immigrated to Lawrence County, MO., 1837 and was the owner of about 1,000 acres of land. His son, John CONNEL, and the father of Timothy Connel, was born in Ohio, and when a young man came to Lawrence County in 1839 with his parents. He here married Miss Frances PENNINGTON, daughter of Asa and Rachel (LANE) PENNINGTON, who came to Lawrence Conty in 1837. They settled on the farm which Mr. Connel still owns, and which consisted of 300 acres of land. To their marriage were born seven children who grew to maturity: William C., Timothy, Rachel, Lucreetia, James C., Josiah and Marietta (deceased). In 1887 Mr. Connel moved to Phelps. He was a Republican in his political views, and a member of the Christian Church. His son Timothy was born on his father's farm in Mount Vernon Township in 1844, but received very meager educational advantages. He naturally possessed a good memory, and was a well-informed man. In 1862 he enlisted in the Enrolled Missouri Militia serving four months; and then in Company B, Fifteenth Missouri Volunteer Cavalry, where he served twenty months, and was in several skirmishes with the bush-whackers. He married Miss Mary L. HENSHAW, daughter of Jonathan HENSHAW, and to them were born ten children, eight now living: Dora B, James W., John W., Fannie A., Mary Day, Arra May, Effie and Clarence. Mr. Connel has always lived in this county, and now owns a farm of 1775 acres and is a prosperous farmer. He raised this year (1888) 255 bushels of wheat, forty-two and a half bushels to the acre, which was the largest yield to the acre in this section. He is a Republican politically, and he and wife are members of the Baptist Church. Mr. Connel is self-made man and has by his own industry accumulated a competency.
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Sources
- "History and Genealogy of the Hinshaw Family", compiled by Joseph Calvin Hinshaw, 1967;
with considerable content from William Perry Johnson, a noted
genealogist hired by Joseph Calvin Hinshaw.
Contributed by Bob Mount ()
- 1850 census, Lawrence County, Missouri; USGenWeb Archives.
- "Missouri, 1851-1900 Marriage Index".
- Contribution from Janet Hunter () citing:
"Lawrence County Missouri History"; Miller et. al.; 1974 Lawrence County Historical Society.
- Lawrence County, Missouri Births, 1883-1893; Missouri State Archives:
http://mosl.sos.state.mo.us/rec-man/archives/resources/bdrecords/25253.pdf.
- Birth record for Clarence Timothy Connell; Missouri State Archives:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/births.asp?id=8490.
- Lawrence County, Missouri Births, 1883-1893; Missouri State Archives:
http://mosl.sos.state.mo.us/rec-man/archives/resources/bdrecords/25254.pdf.
- Birth record for Clarence Timothy Connell; Missouri State Archives:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/births.asp?id=1140.
- 1880 LDS census index, Mt. Vernon Township, Lawrence County, Missouri; roll T9-0698, page 567C.
- Posting Oct 3 1999 from Janet Hunter () citing:
Posting Oct 3 1999 by Judy Johnson () on MOLAWREN-L citing:
"Goodspeed", 1888 (reprinted 1973 by Litho Printers); pg 186-7.
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