Fairy Greene Hinshaw

1. Benjamin Hinshaw (1795-1849) m Sarah A. Vestal (c1792-?) 2.. Nathan Hinshaw (1827-1876) m Mary Green Sloan (1832-1907) 3... William Henry Hinshaw (1853-1924) m Elizabeth Hood (1855-1930) 4.... Fairy Greene Hinshaw (1874-1961) +Dr. Harry H. Heylmun (1868-1942)

Fairy and brother Ordona were shown in the 1895 Kansas state census (Mar 1 1895), living/staying in what appears to have been a boarding house in Winfield, Cowley County, Kansas:⁹

She married Dr. Harry H. Heylmun, Nov 28 1900, Huntsville, Reno County, Kansas.^1,3,10 Harry, son of - Heylmun & - Kilburn³, was born Jul 28 1868³ [Jul 28 1867⁸, about 1870⁷], Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania³.

Fairy and Harry were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 15 1910), 123 First Ave. East, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas:⁷

Fairy and Harry were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 2 1920), 1417 Ocean Avenue, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California:¹¹

On Sep 29 1931 Fairy and Harry arrived at the Port of New York on the S.S. President Adams, having sailed Sep 13 1931 from Naples, Italy:⁸

Fairy Greene Hinshaw died Apr 13 1961, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California; buried 1961, Sunnyside Mauseleum, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Long Beach, California.^3,4

Fairy's death was noted in the "Independent" (Long Beach, California)¹² and the "Press-Telegram" (Long Beach, California)¹³ on Friday, April 14, 1961 (see scans below).

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