1. William Henshall m Margerie Gyll
2.. Thomas Henshall (?-c1631) m - Kendrick
3... John Henshall (1611-c1687) m Elizabeth -
4.... William Hinshaw (?-1699) m Elizabeth -
5..... Thomas Hinshaw (c1680-?) m Mary Marshall (c1685-?)
6...... Jacob Hinshaw (1710-1796) m Rebecca Mackey (c1716-1796)
7....... Thomas Hinshaw (c1749-1825) m Hannah Seasfield (c1745-1835)
8........ William Hinshaw (c1772-?) m Jane Hamm
9......... Thomas Hinshaw (1797-1869) m Elizabeth - (1809-1849)
10.......... Rachel Hinshaw (c1828-c1893)
11........... William Rylie Hinshaw (1853-1920) 1,2,3
11........... Mary Jane Hinshaw (c1855-?) 1,2
11........... Cynthia A. Hinshaw (c1857-?) 1,2
+George Reid
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Rachel Hinshaw [ID 03464]
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Born about 18283,4,5 [about 18301, about 18262], Jackson County, Alabama3,4,5.
Rachel was shown age 22 in the 1850 census,3 yet she was shown age 30 in the 1860 census,1 age 44 in the 1870 census,2 and age 52 in the 1880 census.4
Rachel apparently had three children in the 1850s, while unmarried.1,2,6
Rachel and children were shown in the 1860 census (Jun 11 1860), living with her widowed father and siblings in Jackson County, Alabama:1
Thos Hinshaw, age 60, born in North Carolina; farmer; $1000 real estate; $1000 personal property; cannot read or write.
Rachel Hinshaw, age 30, born in Alabama; cannot read or write.
Alex Hinshaw, age 20, born in Alabama; farmer; cannot read or write.
Rachel and children were shown in the 1870 census (Jul 21 1870), living with the family of sister Sarah Hinshaw Simmons in Jackson County, Alabama:2
Hinshaw, Rachel, age 44, born in Alabama; keeping house; cannot write.
Simmons, John, age 64, born in Alabama; farmer; $200 real estate; $200 personal property; cannot read or write.
Simmons, John, age 14, born in Alabama; farm laborer; cannot read or write.
Living next door in 1870 was the family of brother Albert.7
Rachel was shown in the 1880 census, living and working in the household of a William J. Wilson in Jackson County, Alabama:4
Wilson, William J., age 21, born in Alabama; farming.
Wilson, Sarah A., wife, age 18, born in Tennessee; keeping house.
Wilson, Joseph L., son, age 2, born in Alabama.
Wilson, Charles E., son, age 9 months, born in Alabama.
Hinshaw, Rachiel, age 52, born in Alabama; father born in Tennessee; mother born in Alabama; housekeeper; single; cannot read or write.
She married George Reid.8
Rachel Hinshaw died about 1893.5
Sources
- 1860 census, Paint Rock P.O., Jackson County, Alabama; roll M653-11, page 295, line #25, dwelling #196, family #196.
- 1870 census, Scottsboro P.O., Township 2 Range 3, Jackson County, Alabama; roll M593-20, page 128, line #21, dwelling #32, family #32.
- 1850 census, District 21, Jackson County, Alabama; roll M432-7, page 129. line #30, dwelling #361, family #361.
- 1880 census, Jackson County, Alabama; Beat 18, ED 96, page 3B, line #6, dwelling #49, family #53.
- Genealogy data (Henall.FTW) by George Frederick Langley, Jr..
- Contribution from Joanie (Morris) Fisher, citing:
information told by Kittye Vandiver Henshaw.
- 1870 census, Scottsboro P.O., Township 2 Range 3, Jackson County, Alabama; roll M593-20, page 128, line #18, dwelling #31, family #31.
- Contribution from Rochelle T. White ().
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