Albert Melville Henshaw

1. Edward Henshaw m Elizabeth Lutmann 2.. George Henshaw (1805-1881) m Ann Oldenburg (1808-1883) 3... Edward Henshaw (1828-1902) m Mary Knight (1841-1933) 4.... Albert Melville Henshaw (1879-1950) +Nancy Stanton Ely (1882-1962) 5..... Hugh Ely Henshaw (1909-2004) ^1,2,3,4 5..... Mary Catherine Henshaw (1912-1985) ^1,3,4,5

Starting about 1899, Albert was Superintendent of the Ohio Military Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio.⁸

He married Nancy Stanton Ely, about 1908.^1,4,9 Nancy, daughter of John Hugh Ely & Mary Darwin Stanton, was born Jan 18 1882, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.^2,4,5,9

Albert and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 21 1910), Belmont Avenue, College Hill, Hamilton County, Ohio:²

Albert and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 7-8 1920), 5723 Belmont Ave., Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio:³

Albert and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 15 1930), 5629 Belmont Ave., Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio:⁴

Albert Melville Henshaw died Jun 20 1950, at his home, 5553 Belmont Ave., College Hill, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio; buried Jun 22 1950, section 72, lot 71, Spring Grove Cemetery, 4521 Spring Grove Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.⁵

After Albert died Nancy continued to live at the Ohio Military Institute, in the small house at the western end of the parade ground, until at least 1954.¹⁰

Nancy died Aug 27 1962, Holmes Hospital, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio; age 80.^5,9,11

Nancy's obituary was published in The Cincinnati Post & Times-Star on August 28, 1962:⁹

Photo: Albert Melville Henshaw c1910 Ohio Military Institute baseball team photo (Albert in the back row on the right) ¹²

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