1. William Henshaw (1742-1796) m Elizabeth Gilbert (1746-1826)
2.. Nathaniel Henshaw (1769-1838) m Mary Redmond (c1770-1814)
3... Harry Henshaw (1792-?) m Minerva Fuller (c1792-?)
4.... William Henshaw (c1821-<1870) m Eunice Palmeater (1825-1916)
5..... Emma Henshaw (c1848-c1877)
+Henry H. "Harry" Long (1836-1881)
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Emma Henshaw [ID 09732]
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Born about 1848, Ohio.1,2,3,4
She married Henry H. "Harry" Long, Oct 11 1866, Bureau County, Illinois.5,6 Henry, son of Henry H. Long & Mary Ann Walden, was born Oct 11 1836, Xenia, Greene County, Ohio.4,6,7,8
Children:4,7,8
Maud A. Long, born 1868, Bureau County, Illinois.
Harry Long, born Oct 30 1869, Coffeyville, Montgomery County, Kansas.
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Percy Ernest Long, born Nov 27 1874, Kansas; died about Jan 30 1950, buried Oak Grove Cemetery, LaCrosse, Wisconsin; married 1) Maude M. McDonald, 2) Louisa (Weinke) Thomas.
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Frank Long, born c1877, Kansas.
In 1870 Emma and family moved to Kansas.6
Emma and family were shown in the 1870 census (Jun 12 1870), Westralia, Montgomery County, Kansas:4
Long, H.H., age 33, born in Ohio; merchant ret[ail]; $3000 personal property.
Long, Emma, age 22, born in Ohio; keeping house.
Long, Maud, age 2, born in Illinois.
Long, Harry, age 8 months, born Oct [1869] in Kansas.
Ring, John, age 24, born in Ohio; works on farm.
Emma Henshaw died about 1877, Montgomery County, Kansas.5,6
Widower Henry and daughter Maud were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 2 1880), living in the household of his sister Nancy (Long) Piper in Selby Township, Bureau County, Illinois:8
Piper, Nancy, age 46, born in Ohio; parents born in Virginia; widow; keeping house.
Piper, David C., brother-in-law, age 55, born in Ohio; father born in Maine; mother born in Pennsylvania; single; farmer.
Long, Harry H., brother, age 43, born in Ohio; parents born in Virginia; widower; school teacher.
Long, Albert C., nephew, age 21, born in Illinois; parents born in Ohio; single; farmer.
Long, Maud A., niece, age 12, born in Illinois; parents born in Ohio; single; attended school.
In 1880 son Harry was staying nearby with the family of Henry's sister Charity (Long) Walton:12 Long, Harry, nephew, age 10, born in Kansas; parents born in Ohio; attended school.
Son Percy was staying with the family of Henry's sister Almeda (Long) Dunteman:13 Long, Percy E., nephew, age 6, born in Kansas; parents born in Ohio; attended school.
Son Frank was staying with the family of Henry's sister Amanda (Long) Dunteman:14 Long, Frank, nephew, age 3, born in Kansas; parents born in Ohio.
The recorded enumerator for all of the above 1880 census pages was Harry H. Long.
Henry died Feb 8 18816, Ohio, Bureau County, Illinois6 [Coal Hollow, Bureau County, Illinois7].
Photo: Obituary of Henry H. Long "Bureau County Republican", Feb 17 1881, page 8, column 5
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Sources
- Contribution from Tom Henshaw citing: 1850 census.
- 1850 census, Rome Township, Athens County, Ohio; page 105B, line #40, dwelling #1495, family #1512.
- 1860 census, Oskaloosa P.O., Oskaloosa Township, Jefferson County, Kansas Territory; roll M653-349, page 54, line #22, dwelling #350, family #363.
- 1870 census, Westralia, Montgomery County, Kansas; roll M593-439, page 677, line #8, dwelling #18, family #18.
- Posting Oct 5 2005 by Dorrie Simon () to the Montgomery County, Kansas message board:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Dm.2ADI/1468.
- Obituary of Henry H. Long; courtesy of Dorrie Simon ().
- Contribution from Dorrie Simon ().
- 1880 census, Selby Township, Bureau County, Illinois; roll T9-177, ED 24, page 299D, line #39, dwelling #29, family #32.
- Contribution from Dorrie Simon (), citing: obituary of Harry Long, Jr.
- World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 (La Crosse, La Crosse County, Wisconsin); http://www.ancestry.com.
- Contribution from Dorrie Simon (), citing: obituary of Percy Long.
- 1880 census, Coal Hollow, Selby Township, Bureau County, Illinois; roll T9-177, ED 24, page 311D, line #14, dwelling #212, family #219.
- 1880 census, Selby Township, Bureau County, Illinois; roll T9-177, ED 24, page 301C, line #37, dwelling #52, family #55.
- 1880 census, Selby Township, Bureau County, Illinois; roll T9-177, ED 24, page 301C, line #32, dwelling #51, family #54.
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