1. Jacob Henshaw (1780-1869) m Barbara Shelby (1785-1858)
2.. Joseph Henshaw (1824-c1870) m Susannah Jane Dunn (1831-1894)
3... Martha Drucilla Henshaw (1859-1892)
+William Luther Albert (c1855-?)
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Martha Drucilla Henshaw [ID 02876]
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Martha Drucilla Henshaw1,2 [Martha Drusilla Henshaw1, Drucilla Henshaw3].
Born 18592,3,4 [about 18615], Pennsylvania2,3,4.
She married William Luther Albert.1,2 William, son of William Hunter Albert & Sarah J. Myers, was born about 1855, Pennsylvania.2,5
Drucilla and Luther were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 14 1880), Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania:5
Albert, Luther, age 25, born in Pennsylvania; parents born in Pennsylvania; farmer.
Albert, Drucilla, wife, age 19, born in Pennsylvania; parents born in Pennsylvania; keeps house.
Living next door in 1880 was the family of a William (67) and Sarah (68) Albert,6 apparently Luther's parents.
News clipping, Dec 18 1891, Butler Eagle Newspaper, Prospect Weekly Column by G.P. Weigle:7
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Mrs. Drucilla Albert, who has been on the sick list for some time, is gradually improving.
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Martha Drucilla Henshaw died Jul 23 1892, Prospect, Butler County, Pennsylvania; buried Jul 24 1892, Critchlow's Cemetery, Prospect, Butler County, Pennsylvania.1,2
Drucilla's death was noted on Jul 29 1892 in the Butler Eagle Newspaper, Prospect Weekly Column by G.P. Weigle:7
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Mrs. Drucilla Albert, nee Henshaw, died last Saturday of cancer and was buried in Critchlow's cemetery on Sunday.
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Sources
- Contribution from Ed Albert ().
- Contribution from Kurt Albert ().
- 1870 census, Butler County, Pennsylvania.
- Contribution from Jennifer Hart ().
- 1880 census, Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania; roll T9-1109, page 262D, line #40, dwelling #187, family #194.
- 1880 census, Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania; roll T9-1109, page 262D, line #35, dwelling #186, family #193.
- Contribution from Kurt Albert () citing:
A compilation of weekly Butler Eagle Newspaper clippings, written by G.P. Weigle from 1886-1900.
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