┌── John Leavitt Henshaw
│ 1792-1832
┌── George Holt Henshaw ────────┤
│ 1833-1890 │
│ └── Ann Maria Corey
│ 1795-?
Esther Holt Henshaw ───────────────┤
B: 1873 │ ┌── Henry Birdsall
D: 1953 │ │
└── Cornelia Middagh Birdsall ──┤
c1836-1918 │
└── Ann Pettit
M: Frederick Kingsland Middlebrook
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Esther Holt Henshaw [ID 06035]
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Born Dec 4 18731,2,3 [Dec - 18754], Brooklyn, New York1,2,3.
She married Frederick Kingsland Middlebrook, Oct 19 1905.1,5 Frederick, son of Charles Trinder Middlebrook & Emily Congdon, was born Aug 9 1875, Pomfret, Connecticut.1,2
Child:
Anne Henshaw "Nancy" Middlebrook, born Apr 15 1909, New York.
1,2,3,6
Esther and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 3 1920), 3-5 West 82nd Street, Manhattan, New York, New York:7
Middlebrook, Frederick, head-of-household, age 44, born in Connecticut; father born in New Jersey; mother born in New York; rented home; occupation: broker, insurance.
Middlebrook, Esther, wife, age 46, born in New York; father born in Canada; mother born in New York.
Middlebrook, Emily, mother, age 84, born in New York; parents born in Rhode Island; widow.
Middlebrook, Annie, daughter, age 10, born in New York; father born in Connecticut; mother born in New York; attended school.
Middlebrook, Elaine [unclear], sister, age 57, born in New York; father born in New Jersey; mother born in New York; single; occupation: [..unclear..] teacher, visiting.
Esther and family (without Frederick) were again shown in the 1930 census (Apr 19 1930), 79 State St., Brooklyn, New York:3
Henshaw, Cornelia, head-of-household, age 41, born in Canada; father born in Canada; mother born in New York; immigrated 1890; owned home ($11,300 value); single; occupation: writer, freelance.
Henshaw, George H., brother, age 66, born in Denmark; father born in Canada; mother born in New York; immigrated 1870; single; occupation: editor, weekly.
Middlebrook, Esther H., sister, age 55, born in New York; father born in Canada; mother born in New York; married - first married at age 29; occupation: none.
Middlebrook, Anne H., niece, age 21, born in New York; father born in Connecticut; mother born in New York; single; occupation: none.
Childs, George H., nephew, age 29, born in Minnesota; father born in Iowa; mother born in Denmark; single; occupation: scientist, biologist.
Esther Holt Henshaw died Jul 14 1953, Brooklyn, New York.8
Photo: Esther Holt Henshaw from a portrait by Stanislav Rembsky, published in a 1925 issue of "Brooklyn Life"
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Sources
- Middlebrook database: http://www.gendex.com/users/maddigan/middlebrook/fam01048.htm.
- 1920 census, Manhattan, New York, New York; roll T625-1201, ED 663, page 1B, line #63, family #18.
- 1930 census, 79 State St., Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; roll T626-1491, ED 914, page 18A, line #39, dwelling #138, family #332.
- 1900 census, 1st Ward, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; roll T623-1043, ED 11, page 1A-1B, line #48, dwelling #6, family #9.
- Contribution from journalist Peter Duveen () citing:
New York Times, Oct 21 1905.
- Contribution from journalist Peter Duveen () citing:
St. Agatha School archives, New York City.
- 1920 census, 3-5 West 82nd Street, Manhattan, New York, New York; roll T625-1201, ED 663, page 1B, line #63, family #18.
- Contribution from journalist Peter Duveen ().
- Photo courtesy of journalist Peter Duveen ().
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