William Hinshaw

┌── Thomas Hinshaw │ c1680-? ┌── William Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1715-1803 │ │ └── Mary Marshall │ c1685-? William Hinshaw ───┤ B: ? │ D: ? │ └── Mary Courtney M: Rachel Martin ├── Ann Hinshaw ^1,2,3,4,5 ├── Margaret Hinshaw ^1,2,3,4 ├── Rabacha Hinshaw ^2,4,5,6 ├── Elizabeth Hinshaw (c1784-?) ^2,4,5,6 ├── Mary Hinshaw ² ├── William Hinshaw ² ├── Adam Hinshaw (1789-1861) ^1,2,3,6 ├── Sarah Hinshaw (c1791-?) ^1,3,4,5 └── Jesse Hinshaw (1801-1888) ^1,2,3,5

This is the (then unknown) William Hinshaw mentioned in the book "The Hinshaw and Henshaw Families"¹ (page 58) who was born in Ireland, 17--, and came to Guilford County, N.C. when a child.

William, Rachel, & family were granted certificated to Center MM at the Cane Creek MM on 10-3-1801.⁶ (Note that no Hinshaw records appear at Center MM before 1802.)

At the Deep Creek MM on 12-4-1802, William, Rachel, and children Adam, Jesse, Mary Sarah Ann [sic] (Margaret, Sarah, Anna ??), Rabacha [sic] & Elizabeth were received on certificates from Center MM dated 8-21-1802.⁶

At the Deep Creek MM on 12-5-1807, William, Rachel, and family were granted certificates to Lost Creek MM, Jefferson County, Tenn.⁶

At Lost Creek MM on 7-28-1810, William, Rachel, and children Adam, Jesse, Ann, Rebekah, Elizabeth, & Margaret were received on certificates from Deep River [sic] MM, dated 12-5-1807.⁶

At Lost Creek MM on 3-25-1815, William, Rachel, and family were granted certificates to Center MM.⁶

William and family were shown in the 1820 census, Guilford County, North Carolina¹¹

Rachel Martin died May 17 1849. At Center MM on 3-17-1849, Rachel's death was reported.⁶

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