George Harvey Henshaw

1. William Henshaw (1742-1796) m Elizabeth Gilbert (1746-1826) 2.. Samuel Henshaw (1780-1818) m Abigail Taylor (1782-?) 3... Samuel Henshaw (1809-?) m Sarah Gregg (c1813-?) 4.... George Harvey Henshaw (c1845-?) +Margaret June Dickason (1847-1874) 5..... Charles M. Henshaw (1867-1920) ^1,2 +Rosa Belle Maule (1857-1918) 5..... Gladys Merle Henshaw (1885-1977) ³

He married Margaret June Dickason.¹ Margaret, daughter of Charles White Dickason & Nancy Ann Gillmore, was born Jun 9 1847, Wisconsin.^1,2,9

Harvey and family were shown in the 1870 census (Jun 29-30 1870), Santa Barbara County, California:²

Widower Harvey was shown in the 1880 census (Jun 5 1880), living in a boarding house in Shasta County, California:⁸

He then married Rosa Belle Maule^4,5 [Rose Maule³, Rosie Maule^11,12,13,14, Belle Maule¹⁵, Rosabell Maule¹⁶, Roseabell Maule¹⁷], Feb 21 1882^4,5, Ventura County, California^4,5. Rosa, daughter of Charles Harper Maule & Lucinda Jaynes, was born Jul - 1857, California.^4,5,17 (c1855).¹⁸

Rosie had been previously married to Joseph Hyrum Bickmore, Apr 20 1873, Corralitos, Santa Cruz County, California,⁵ by whom she had children Frank Bickmore (1874-1874) and Cecil Albert Bickmore (1876-1957).⁵

Rosa remarried to John G. Griepenstroh, Oct 20 1890, San Jose, Santa Clara County, California.^12,13,14

Rosie and John were divorced^5,11 Oct 23 1896.^5,19 John died Nov 16 1928, Santa Cruz County, California; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, Santa Cruz, California.^11,19 John's obituary mentioned daughter Janet Griepenstroh.²⁰

Rosa then married Edward W.H. Ward, Jul 31 1899, San Jose, Santa Clara County, California.^5,15,21

Rosie's family was shown in the 1904 city directory of San Francisco, California:²²

Rosie and Edward were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 28 1910), 167 Campbell Avenue, San Francisco, California:¹⁷

Rosie's husband was shown in the 1911 city directory of San Francisco, California:²²

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