Ezra Hinshaw

┌── William Hinshaw │ 1724-1814 ┌── Thomas Hinshaw ────┤ │ 1757-1825 │ │ └── Sarah Courtney │ 1730-c1768 Ezra Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1783 │ ┌── William Marshill D: 1838 │ │ └── Rebecca Marshill ──┤ 1762-1836 │ └── Rebecca Dixson M: Phebe Hobson ├── Sarah Hinshaw (1808-1883) ^1,2,3,4,5,6 ├── Reuben Hinshaw (1809-1877) ^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7} ├── Abijah Hinshaw (1812-1878) ^{1,2,3,4,5,6,8} ├── Rebecca Hinshaw (1813-1869) ^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7} ├── Lydia Hinshaw (1816-1850) ^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9} ├── Zimri Hinshaw (1818-1835) ^3,5,6,7,9 ├── Selina Hinshaw (1819-1896) ^3,4,5,6,9 └── Nancy Hinshaw (1821-1864) ^3,4,5,6,7,9

He married Phebe Hobson, Jun 18 1807, Randolph County, North Carolina.^1,3,5,7,9,10 Phebe, daughter of Charles Hobson & Sarah Beck, was born 2-11-1783, Chatham County, North Carolina.^1,2,5,7,10

Note that Phebe's sister Rebecca Hobson married Ezra's brother Simon, and Phebe's brother Isaac Hobson married Ezra's aunt Emey Marshall.

Phebe was described as "fair with light blue eyes, and blonde hair, medium weight. She was crippled from what we now know as infantile paralysis".¹¹

At Cane Creek MM on 2-3-1810, Ezra and brother Simon were complained of for their marriages "out of unity". On 2-3-1810 Cane Creek MM recorded:^1,12

At Cane Creek MM on 11-7-1812, Ezra, along with wife Phebe, brother Simon and his wife Rebecca, and sister Hannah, were all "received by request".¹ On 11-7-1812 Cane Creek MM recorded:¹²

At the Cane Creek MM, on 8-1-1829, Ezra, Phebe & family were granted certificates to White Water MM, Indiana. During that same year, Ezra's mother, Rebecca, sisters Ruth and Rebekah, brother Simon and family, and brother Thomas and family, were all granted certificates to White Water¹ (perhaps because their father had died four years earlier).

Ezra Hinshaw died Sep 15 1838¹⁴ [Sep 13 1838^5,7,10], Young's Prarie, Cass County, Michigan¹⁴; age 55 years 5 months¹⁴.

Phebe died Sep 18 1838, Young's Prarie, Cass County, Michigan; age 55 years 7 months.^5,7,10,14

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