┌── Enos Hinshaw
│ 1818-1843
┌── Jacob Hinshaw ──────┤
│ 1843-1919 │
│ └── Jane Puckett
│ 1823-1894
Linneus Hinshaw ────────┤
B: 1870 │ ┌── Calvin Macy
D: 1936 │ │
└── Hannah Ellen Macy ──┤
1845-1905 │
└── Dianna Hinshaw
M: Gladys Luella Cother
├── Harold Cother Hinshaw (1896-1924) 1,2,3,4,5,6
├── Mary Hinshaw (1898-1981) 1,2,3,4,5,7
└── William Jacob Hinshaw (1901-1992) 1,2,3,4,7
| Linneus Hinshaw [ID 06325] | Click here to switch to Ahnentafel view:  |
Linneus Hinshaw2,3,8,9,10 [Linus Hinshaw1].
Born Sep 30 18701,2,6 [Sep 30 186911, Sep - 18714,5], Castalia, Winneshiek County, Iowa1,2,6 [Madison County, Iowa9, Jasper County, Iowa11].
He married Gladys Luella Cother, Apr 10 1895, Center Grove, DuBuque, Iowa.1,2,8 Gladys, daughter of William Cother & Esther Underwood1,6, was born Dec 31 18651,6 [Dec - 18664,5], Castalia, Winneshiek County, Iowa1,6. Note that Linneus' brother Elmer married Gladys' sister Alice Mae Cother.
Linneus and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 4 1900), Arnolds Park, Dickinson County, Iowa:5
On Apr 10 1907 Linneus purchased 160 acres of land in Beltrami County, Minnesota. About this same time father Jacob and brother Erwin also purchased land in the same county.12
Linneus and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 21 1910), Arnolds Park, Dickinson County, Iowa:4
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on April 24, 1919:15
Harold Hinshaw was called home from the Great Lakes to see his father who has been very sick with pneumonia, but is on the gain at this writing. Miss Bennet [sic] of Chicago, is visiting at the Linn Hinshaw home.
Linneus and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 29 1920), Arnolds Park, Dickinson County, Iowa:7
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on March 11, 1920:16
ARNOLDS PARK DEPARTMENT ...
The town caucus met Monday evening and nominated Linn Hinshaw, Mayor;
[...]
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on April 1, 1920:17
Hinshaw New Mayor at Park Not wishing to be outdone by any other municipality Arnolds Park had a rather warm election Monday in which it is thought practically every man in the corporation voted with the exception of two. Linn Hinshaw was successful in being elected Mayor over Art McKinney by a vote of 81 to 60.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on May 13, 1920:18
Mrs. Linn Hinshaw has been quite sick the past week with rheumatism.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on June 3, 1920:19
Mrs. Linn Hinshaw and daughter, Mamie, left for Colfax where Mrs. Hinshaw will take the baths and Miss Mamie will go to Oskaloosa to attend commencement exercises of Penn college.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on October 7, 1920:20
Mr. and Mrs. Linn Hinshaw left Monday morning for Rochester to consult with the physicians in regard to Mrs. Hinshaw's health. It is to be hoped she will find relief as she has suffered for months.
Gladys died Oct 22 1920, Olmsted County, Minnesota; buried Okoboji Cemetery, Arnold's Park, Dickinson County, Iowa.1,6,11,21
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on October 4, 1923:22
Linn Hinshaw and daughter, Mayme, attended the Hinshaw reunion at Spirit Lake, Sunday.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on July 30, 1925:23
Linn Hinshaw returned Tuesday from St. Louis where he went to see his daughter, Mamie, who is quite ill at the Barnes hospital. Her many friends will be glad to hear of a speedy recovery and her return home.
Widower Linneus was shown in the 1930 census (Apr 8 1930), living in the household of son William in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California:10
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on October 8, 1931:24
Linn Hinshaw was entertained Wednesday, September 30, at the home of Ada Hinshaw in honor of his birthday.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on November 26, 1931:25
Linn Hinshaw left for California last Wednesday where he will spend the winter with his on [sic], Jake Hinshaw and family.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on June 2, 1932:26
Linn Hinshaw arrived in town the past week from California where he spent the past winter.
The following article was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) on November 2, 1933:27
Mr. Linn Hinshaw expects to leave very soon for California to be with his daughter, Mayme, who is very sick.
Linneus Hinshaw died Dec 19 1936, University of Iowa Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa; age 67.3,6,11,28
Linn's obituary was published in the "Spirit Lake Beacon" (Spirit Lake, Iowa),11 and in "The Milford Mail" (Milford, Iowa),29 on Thursday, December 24, 1936 (see scans below).
Photo: Obituary of Linneus Hinshaw "Spirit Lake Beacon", Dec 24 1936
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Photo: Obituary of Linneus Hinshaw "The Milford Mail", Dec 24 1936
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