┌── Dwight Henshaw
│ 1849-1915
┌── Elbert Hoyt Henshaw ──┤
│ 1874-1954 │
│ └── Emma Ann Moore
│ 1846-?
Mary Henshaw ──────────┤
B: c1910 │
D: 1960 │
└── Mabel Stench
c1877-1924
M: Philip Carter Steed
M: - Wood
M: Eddie C. Wideman
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Mary Henshaw [ID 06111]
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Born about 1910, Georgia.1,2
She married Philip Carter Steed2, about 19272 [May - 19283, May - 19294, Oct 11 19284]. Philip, son of Virgil Augustus Steed & Laura Josephine Carter, was born about 1902, Georgia.2,3,5,6,7
Children:4
Mary Laura Steed, born May 1929, Georgia; married 1) P.C. Earnest Landrum; 2) Rayford Johnson.
Barbara Ann/Anne Steed, born Nov 13 1933, Georgia; married 1) Thomas McAlpin Stubbs, Jr.; 2) W.R. Jones.
Mary and family were shown in the 1930 census, living with Philip's brother, Leonard Right Steed, and his wife at 1078 North Highland Ave. N.E., Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia:2
Steed, Leonard R., head-of-household, age 32, born in Georgia; parents born in Georgia; first married at age 27; owned home ($7000 value); radio in home; occupation: salesman, "cotton gine"; World War I veteran.
Steed, Mattie S., wife, age 27, born in Georgia; parents born in Georgia; first married at age 22.
Steed, Philip, boarder, age 27, born in Georgia; parents born in Georgia; first married at age 24; occupation: foreman, upholstering; not a war veteran.
Steed, Mary, boarder, age 20, born in Georgia; parents born in Georgia; first married at age 17.
Steed, Mary, boarder, age 11 months, born in Georgia; parents born in Georgia.
She then married - Wood.4
Child:4
Marie Wood.
She then married Eddie C. Wideman.4
Mary Henshaw died Sep 19 1960, Charleston, South Carolina; buried Carolina Memorial Gardens.4
Sources
- 1920 census, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia; roll T625-249, ED 136, page 17A, line #11, dwelling #239, family #356.
- 1930 census, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia; roll T626-365, ED 120, page 27B, line #57, dwelling #14, family #17.
- Contribution from Carter V. Findley (), citing: diary of Mary Iola Steed.
- Contribution from Carter V. Findley ().
- 1910 census, Geneva District, Talbot County, Georgia; roll T624-214, ED 127, page 10A, line #38, dwelling #121, family #121.
- World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; http://www.ancestry.com.
- 1920 census, 9th Ward, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia; roll T625-249, ED 135, page 9A, line #48, dwelling #171, family #187.
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