
+-- Jacob Hinshaw
| c1768-1811
+-- Eli Hinshaw ---+
| c1789-? |
| +-- Nancy Ann Clanton
| 1771-?
Levi Hinshaw ----------+
B: c1821 | +-- Jesse Vestal
D: 1863 | |
+-- Phebe Vestal --+
1801-? |
+-- Martha Cassady
M:
+-- Susannah Hinshaw, 1844-1915
+-- Elizabeth Jane Hinshaw, c1846-1919
M: Permelia Christeson
+-- Cynthia Caroline Hinshaw, 1852-1925
+-- Andrew Jackson Hinshaw, 1853-1935
+-- William Walker Parsley Hinshaw, 1857-1928
+-- Arten Bower Hinshaw, 1860-1952
| Levi Hinshaw     [ID 06861] | Click here to switch to Ahnentafel view: ![]() |
    (Levi Hinshaw)a,b    (Levi Henshaw)c,d
Born about 1821, Tennessee.a,c,e
Note: Levi's approximate birth year and place were consistently reported in two different censuses as c1821, Tennessee.    However his parents reportedly did not move to Tennessee until 1830.    So in spite of the two consistent censuses it seems more likely that Levi was probably born in North Carolina.f    Note that Levi was not able to read or write, so his birth information was very likely only held by memory and probably unwrittenf (and thus he himself might have mistaken his own birth information).f
In 1830 Levi moved with his father to Franklin County, Tennessee.a
He married ---, before 1843, Tennessee.a    (wife's name currently not known).
His wife died before 1850.    Levi's first wife apparently died before 1850, as she was not shown with the family in the 1850 census.g
Levi Henshaw (apparently widowed) was shown in the 1850 census (Nov 1 1850), Pulaski County, Missouri, living in the household of his sister and brother-in-law, Charles A. & Elizabeth (Hinshaw) Pippin:c
He then married Permelia Christeson, Missouri.a,i    (Pamela Christeson)j    Permelia, daughter of Elisha Christeson & Agnes Drake, was born about 1828, Kentucky.j    (1826).k,e,i    (Elisha Christeson & Agnes Ballard).a    (Elisha Christenson & Agnes Geneva Ballard).74
Levi and family were again shown in the 1860 census (Jun 14 1860), Pulaski County, Missouri:e
On July 4, 1863 Levi was captured at Helena, Arkansas.l    According to family folklore, Levi was returning to his camp when he was captured by Union soldiers.a    He was then taken as prisoner of war to the Union prison camp at Alton, Illinois.l
Levi Hinshaw died Sep 22 1863, Alton Federal Military Prison, Alton, Madison County, Illinois; buried Jan 1 1867, plot 1 0 1, North Alton Confederate Cemetery, Alton, Illinois.l,n,o,m    Levi died from "Dysenteria Acuta" (acute dysentery).l
Widow Permelia Henshaw was shown in the 1870 census (Aug 6 1870), Waynesville, Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri:p
Widow Permelia was shown in the 1880 census (Jun 9 1880), Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri:s
Permelia died May 3 1898, buried Cedar Hills Cemetery, near Waynesville, on the Fort Leonard Wood Military Reservation, Pulaski County, Missouri.u,k    Permelia is buried next to her son Andrew.a,k   
74. The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS) International Genealogical Index (IGI) - Missouri.
(a) Contribution from Mary Lavon Cappleman Hocker.
(b) Death certificate of Andrew Jackson Hinshaw.
(c) 1850 census, Pulaski County, Missouri; roll M432-411, page 108, line #7, dwelling #503, family #513.
(d) 1860 census, Waynesville, Pulaski County, Missouri; reel M653-641, Township 35, Range 11, page 271, household #206.
(e) 1860 census, Waynesville P.O., Township 35 Range 11, Pulaski County, Missouri; roll M653-641, page 271, line #1, dwelling #206, family #206.
(f) Speculation.
(g) 1850 census, Pulaski County, Missouri; ED 73, page 108, line #7, dwelling #503, family #513.
(h) 1850 census, Pulaski County, Missouri; roll M432-411, page 90A, line #28, dwelling #265, family #274.
(i) "Biographical Sketch of Elijah J. Christeson, Pulaski County, Missouri"; USGenWeb Archives:
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mo/pulaski/bios/c6230004.txt.
(j) 1850 census, 72nd District, Pulaski County, Missouri; roll M432-411, page 101, line #9, dwelling #416, family #425.
(k) Burials in Cedar Hill Cemetery, near Waynesville, Pulaski County, Missouri; USGenWeb Archives:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mopulask/cehicem.htm.
(l) Alton Federal Military Prison records:
http://www.altonweb.com/history/civilwar/confed/h.html.
(m) Missouri Secretary of State, State Archives, Soldiers Database:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/soldiers/.
(n) "Confederate P.O.W.'s Soldiers & Sailors Who Died In Federal Prisons & Military Hospitals In The North",
by Frances Ingmire & Carolyn Ericson; 1984; ISBN #911317-34-1.
(o) Burials in North Alton Confederate Cemetery, Alton, Madison County, Illinois:
http://www.interment.net/data/us/il/madison/naltoncf/north%5Fho.htm.
(p) 1870 census, Waynesville, Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri; page 172b, line #8, dwelling #36, household #37.
(q) 1870 census, Waynesville, Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri; page 172a, line #38, dwelling #35, household #36.
(r) 1870 census, Waynesville, Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri; page 172b, line #16, dwelling #38, household #39.
(s) 1880 census, Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri; roll T9-0710, ED 144, page 365A, line #43, dwelling #75, family #77.
(t) 1880 census, Cullen Township, Pulaski County, Missouri; roll T9-0710, ED 144, page 365A, line #26, dwelling #71, family #73.
(u) Contribution from Mary Lavon Cappleman Hocker citing: gravestone.
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