1. Joseph Hinshaw m Elizabeth Longmore
2.. Richard D. Hinshaw (1865-?)
+Catherine McMillan (c1866-?)
3... Joseph McMillan Hinshaw (1884-1979) 1,2
3... Catherine H. Hinshaw (c1890-) 2,3,4,5
3... Archibald Hinshaw (1892-1974) 2
3... Douglas M. Hinshaw (1895-1975) 2,3,4
3... Grace H. M. Hinshaw (1900-) 2,3,4,6
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Richard D. Hinshaw [ID 10464]
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Born Aug 25 18653,7,8 [about 186010], Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland3,7,8 [Glasgow, Scotland9].
He married Catherine McMillan, about 1886.1,4 Catherine was born about 18663,4 [about 186911], Scotland3,4.
Richard and family appear to have migrated firstly from Scotland to Canada, then later to Michigan. Son Joseph entered the U.S. in 1903/1908,12,13 with Richard and Catherine and remaining children finally entering in 1917.3,4
However Richard entered the U.S. as early as 1912, when he arrived April 7, 1912 at the Port of New York (Ellis Island), having departed from Liverpool on March 30, 1912 on the S.S. Caronia9 (see passenger manifest scan below). Richard declared he was age 47, born in Glasgow, Scotland, married, and a citizen of Canada. He declared he was a buyer employed by the R. Simpson Co. of Toronto, and his final destination was Toronto, Canada, where his declared relative was his wife, Mrs. C. Hinshaw of 1974 Queen East, Toronto. He declared he was not a polygamist nor an anarchist. He was recorded as 5' 6" tall, dark complexion, brown hair, brown eyes.9
On Jul 5 1914 Richard and wife Catherine arrived at the port of Boston on the S.S. Franconia, having sailed from Liverpool on Jun 23 1914:11
Hinshaw, Richard, age 47y 5m, citizen of England; race: "Scotch"; last permanent residence: Toronto, Canada; occupation: buyer; final destination: Canada, Toronto.
Hinshaw, Catherine, wife, age 45y 2m.
On Apr 22 1917 Richard and daughter Katherine arrived at the port of Detroit, Michigan:10
Hinshaw, Richard, age 57, citizen of Canada; race: "Scotch"; last permanent residence: Toronto, Canada; occupation: department store buyer; no U.S. relatives; destination: Michigan, Royal Oak.
Richard and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 26-27 1920), Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan:3
Hinshaw, Richard, head-of-household, age 54, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien; owned home (mortgaged); occupation: broker, business.
Hinshaw, Catherine H., wife, age 54, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien.
Hinshaw, Catherine H., daughter, age 30, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien; single.
Hinshaw, Grace H. M., daughter, age 25, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien; single; occupation: bookkeeper, optical office.
Hinshaw, Douglas M., son, age 24, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, naturalized 1919; single; occupation: engineer, electrical.
Also living in Oakland County in 1920 was the family of son Joseph Hinshaw.12
Richard and Catherine were shown in the 1922 city directory of Royal Oak, Michigan:14
Hinshaw Richard (Catharine), broker, res 204 Crane av
Richard and family were shown in the 1924 city directory of Royal Oak, Michigan:14
Hinshaw Richard (Catherine), broker, res 302 Crane av
The family was shown in the 1928 city directory of Royal Oak, Michigan:14
Hinshaw Cath H dom r302 Crane av
Richard was shown (alone) in the 1930 census (Apr 3 1930), living or staying in a large rooming house at 313 Sycamore, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio:8
Hinshaw, Richard, roomer, age 65, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1916, alien; single; $15 rent; occupation: salesman, commercial; not a war veteran.
Catherine and chilren were shown separately in 1930 (Apr 11 1930), 302 Crane Avenue, Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan:4 Hinshaw, Catherine, head-of-household, age 64, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien; married, first married at age 20; owned home ($16,000 value); no radio in home; occupation: none.
Hinshaw, Catherine, daughter, age 39, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien; single; occupation: none.
Hinshaw, Grace, daughter, age 36, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, alien; single; occupation: bookkeeper, steel products.
Hinshaw, Douglas, son, age 34, born in Scotland; parents born in Scotland; immigrated 1917, naturalized; single; occupation: grinder, automobile; World War I veteran.
The family was shown in the 1930 city directory of Royal Oak, Michigan:14
Hinshaw Cath H r302 Crane av
The family was shown in the 1942 city directory of Royal Oak, Michigan:14 Hinshaw Cath H r514 Forest av
The family was shown in the 1950 city directory of Royal Oak, Michigan:14 Hinshaw Cath H r514 Forest av
Photo: Richard Hinshaw Ellis Island passenger manifest Apr 7 1912 (edited to isolate Richard Hinshaw's record)
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Sources
- Contribution from Laura Scott citing:
death certificate for Joseph Macmillan Hinshaw.
- Contribution from Elizabeth Hinshaw Merriman.
- 1920 census, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Oakland County, Michigan; roll T625-790, ED 200, page 38A, line #17, dwelling #813, family #904.
- 1930 census, 6th Ward, Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan; roll T626-1019, ED 104, page 14A, line #36, dwelling #315, family #332.
- 1940 census, Randleman, Randolph County, North Carolina; roll T627-2962, ED 76-28, page 6B, line #69, household #104.
- Ohio, Births and Christenings Index, 1800-1962; http://www.ancestry.com.
- LDS IGI - Scotland, citing: Register of births, marriages and deaths of Scotland.
- 1930 census, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio; roll T626-1808, ED 71, page 2A, line #38, dwelling #5, family #22.
- Ellis Island Foundation manifest database: http://www.ellisisland.org.
- Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1954; http://www.ancestry.com.
- Boston Passenger and Crew Lists, 1820-1943; http://www.ancestry.com.
- 1920 census, Troy Township, Oakland County, Michigan; roll T625-790, ED 205, page 17B, line #60, dwelling #396, family #402.
- 1930 census, Bloomfield Township, Oakland County, Michigan; roll T626-1016, ED 13, page 7B, line #57, dwelling #149, family #149.
- U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta); http://www.ancestry.com.
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