It is doubtful that Dinah's marker is visible.
Our family history records show that the Quaker beliefs against fighting were very strong in the Hinshaw family. Although many of Michael & Rachel Hinshaw's children did not move away during the civil war, 3 of Dinah's siblings (Solomon, Tamar and Milton) moved to Indiana to flee the conflict.
Our family history records show that the Quaker beliefs against fighting were very strong in the Hinshaw family. Although many of Michael & Rachel Hinshaw's children did not move away during the civil war, 3 of Dinah's siblings (Solomon, Tamar and Milton) moved to Indiana to flee the conflict.
It is doubtful that Dinah's marker is visible.
Our family history records show that the Quaker beliefs against fighting were very strong in the Hinshaw family. Although many of Michael & Rachel Hinshaw's children did not move away during the civil war, 3 of Dinah's siblings (Solomon, Tamar and Milton) moved to Indiana to flee the conflict.
Our family history records show that the Quaker beliefs against fighting were very strong in the Hinshaw family. Although many of Michael & Rachel Hinshaw's children did not move away during the civil war, 3 of Dinah's siblings (Solomon, Tamar and Milton) moved to Indiana to flee the conflict.
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