Harriet Hillhouse Henshaw
1. William Henshall m Margerie Gyll
2.. Thomas Henshall (?-c1631) m - Kendrick
3... William Henshawe (c1608-1644) m Katherine Houghton (1615-1651)
4.... Joshua Henshawe (1643-1717) m Elizabeth Sumner (?-1728)
5..... Joshua Henshaw (1672-1747) m Mary Hay Webster (1672-1747)
6...... Daniel Henshaw (1701-1781) m Elizabeth Allen Bass (1703-1774)
7....... Benjamin Henshaw (1730-1793) m Mrs. Huldah (Stillman) Sumner
8........ Daniel Henshaw (1762-1825) m Sarah Esther Printis (1770-1849)
9......... Harriet Hillhouse Henshaw (c1815-1867)
+Henry B. McClure (1809-1881)
Harriet Hillhouse Henshaw [ID 05213]
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Born about 18151,2 [18113], Vermont1,2.
She married Henry B. McClure, Oct 5 1835, Middlebury, Addison County, Vermont.3,4,5 Henry was born 18091,6 [about 18127, about 18118], Vermont1,6. Harriet and sister Frances were married at the same time in a double wedding.3
Henry was an alumnus of Middlebury College.6
Only child:4,5,9
Elizabeth Henshaw McClure, born Dec 2 1838, Jacksonville, Illinois; died Jul 15 1919; married Henry Stryker, Oct 16 1866 (children: Henry, Charlotte, Louise and Elizabeth Stryker).
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Harriet family were shown in the 1850 census (Jul 20 1850), staying at the Empire Hotel in Jackson Township, Jackson County, Michigan:1
Henry B. McClure, age 40, born in Vermont; lawyer.
Harriet McClure, age 34, born in Vermont.
Elizabeth McClure, age 11, born in Illinois; attended school.
Harriet family were shown in the 1860 census (Jun 5 1860), Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois:2
Henry B. McClure, age 48, born in Vermont; lawyer; $1200 real estate; $800 personal property.
Harriet McClure, age 45, born in Vermont.
Elizabeth McClure, age 20, born in Illinois.
Charlotte Croker, age 16, born in New York; servant.
Harriet Hillhouse Henshaw died Nov 21 1867, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois; buried Diamond Grove Cemetery, Jacksonville, Illinois.6
Widower Henry was shown in the 1870 census (Jun 1 1870), living in the household of daughter Elizabeth in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois:8
Stryker, Henry, age 38, born in Alabama; lawyer; $1,000 real estate; $6,000 personal property.
Stryker, Ella H., age 28, born in New Jersey; keeps house.
McClure, Henry, age 59, born in Vermont; lawyer; $45,000 real estate; $15,000 personal property.
Daughter Elizabeth was shown in the 1880 census (Jun 3 1880), College Avenue, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois:10
Stryker, Henry, age 48, born in New Jersey; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ireland; lawyer.
Stryker, Elizabeth H., wife, age 41, born in Illinois; parents born in Vermont; keeping house.
Stryker, Henry M.C., son, age 7, born in Illinois; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Illinois; attended school.
Stryker, Charlotte, daughter, age 5, born in Illinois; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Illinois.
Stryker, Louise, daughter, age 3, born in Illinois; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Illinois.
Stryker, Baby, daughter, age 3 months, born Mch [1880] in Illinois; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Illinois.
Cole, Martha, servant, black, age 21, born in Missouri; father born in Maryland; servant; cannot write.
O'Donnell, Julia, servant, age 15, born in Illinois; parents born in Ireland; servant.
Henry died May 21 1881, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois; buried Diamond Grove Cemetery, Jacksonville, Illinois.6
Photo: daughter Elizabeth Henshaw McClure portrait today hanging in an Episcopal church office in Jacksonville, Illinois
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Sources
- 1850 census, Jackson Township, Jackson County, Michigan; reel M432-352, page 649, line #24, dwelling #186, family #191.
- 1860 census, city of Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois; roll M653-213, page 22, line #28, dwelling #146, family #144:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/census-morg60/22.html.
- Contribution from Truman P. Young () citing:
"Truman Marcellus Post", by T.A. Post, 1897.
- Lineage Books of the Charter Members of the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
- "A Genealogical Register of the Descendants of Several Ancient Puritans",
Vol. III; Abner Morse, N.E.H.G.S.; H.W. Dutton Press, Boston, 1861.
- Contribution from Elizabeth Taylor Greer () citing: gravestone, family records.
- 1860 census, city of Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois; reel M653-213, page 22, household #146:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/census-morg60/22.html.
- 1870 census, 4th Ward, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois; roll M593-263, page 544, line #21, dwelling #57, family #57.
- Contribution from Elizabeth Taylor Greer ().
- 1880 census, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois; roll T9-0238, ED 170, page 189A, line #37, dwelling #67, family #75.
- State of Illinois; Database of Illinois Death Certificates, 1916-1950:
http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/GenealogyMWeb/idphdeathsrch.html.
- Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Taylor Greer ().
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