1. Nicholas Hancher (1705-1777) m Rebecca Smith (c1707-?)
2.. William Henshaw (1736-1799) m Agnes Ann Anderson (c1745-<1806)
3... Jonathan Seman Henshaw (1773-?) m Elizabeth Stafford
4.... George Henshaw (1795-1882) m Sarah "Sally" Pool (1806-1855)
5..... John Ezekiel Henshaw (1824-1890) m Dorothy Ann Delaney (c1830-1854)
6...... William Parks Henshaw (1853-?)
7....... Ruth Henshaw (1879-?) 1
+Belle Morris
7....... Lucretia Henshaw (1882-?) 2
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William Parks Henshaw [ID 05361]
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Born May 27 1853, Kentucky.3,4,5
He married ---. (first wife's name currently unknown).
William and family were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 4 1880), Union County, Kentucky:1
Henshaw, William, age 27, born in Kentucky; parents born in Kentucky; farmer; widower.
Henshaw, Ruth, daughter, age 2, born in Kentucky; parents born in Kentucky.
Henshaw, James, brother, age 23, born in Kentucky; parents born in Kentucky; works on farm.
Henshaw, Sada, sister-in-law, age 18, born in Kentucky; parents born in Kentucky; keeping house.
Burshears, James, boarder, age 24; laborer.
Gizer, Fred, boarder, age 27; laborer.
Smith, Patrick H., boarder, age 36; laborer.
Stringfield, Martin, boarder, age 16; laborer; cannot write.
Hill, Henry, boarder, age 30; laborer; black; cannot read or write.
Grundy, Handy, boarder, age 19; laborer; black; cannot read or write.
He then married Belle Morris3,6 [Ruehamia E. Morris2].
In 1880 their was a Morris family living next door to widower William Henshaw,7 and the family had a 19 year old daughter identified as Nannie7 - she might be the same as this Belle Morris he married sometime between 1880 and 1882.
One child.6
William was a merchant in Blackburn, Kentucky.3,6
See also: William P. Henshaw #5881.
Sources
- 1880 census, Shiloh District, Union County, Kentucky; roll T9-0444, ED 39, page 674A, line #16, dwelling #32, family #32.
- Orange County, Indiana, Index to Birth Records 1882-1920; Indiana Works Projects Administration 1939; book H-1 pg 4.
- Henshaw history and genealogy manuscript, original by Holmes Hart Henshaw, 1930;
updated in 1995 by Donald Craig Henshaw and others.
- 1860 census, Union County, Kentucky; roll M653-398, page 66, line #7, dwelling #516, family #516.
- 1870 census, Raleigh P.O., Raleigh Precinct, Union County, Kentucky; roll M593-501, page 360, line #4, dwelling #108, family #108.
- Contribution from Patricia M. Gibson () citing:
"The History Of Union County", by Charles O'Malley, published 1886.
- 1880 census, Shiloh District, Union County, Kentucky; roll T9-0444, ED 39, page 674A, line #11, dwelling #31, family #31.
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