Son of Benjamin Hinshaw (1738-1840) & Elizabeth Hinshaw (1750-1823).
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Phoebe petitions the Court of Pleas, Randolph County, North Carolina in November 1826 as the relict of Jacob Hinshaw without support, needing to dispose of husbands land a property or settle it on her/his children. He may have died in Indiana, as shown, but I could not find a record of it. Phoebe was definitely in North Carolina.
:-)
John
Contributor: John Sweeney (48243422) •
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The picture is NOT of Jacob Hinshaw who died prior to the use of photography on a public scale. This picture is attributed to Macy Williams who was Phebe Allen's second husband.
Contributor: Bradford Bray (49405606) •
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Phoebe petitions the Court of Pleas, Randolph County, North Carolina in November 1826 as the relict of Jacob Hinshaw without support, needing to dispose of husbands land a property or settle it on her/his children. He may have died in Indiana, as shown, but I could not find a record of it. Phoebe was definitely in North Carolina.
:-)
John
Contributor: John Sweeney (48243422) •
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The picture is NOT of Jacob Hinshaw who died prior to the use of photography on a public scale. This picture is attributed to Macy Williams who was Phebe Allen's second husband.
Contributor: Bradford Bray (49405606) •
Son of Benjamin Hinshaw (1738-1840) & Elizabeth Hinshaw (1750-1823).
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Phoebe petitions the Court of Pleas, Randolph County, North Carolina in November 1826 as the relict of Jacob Hinshaw without support, needing to dispose of husbands land a property or settle it on her/his children. He may have died in Indiana, as shown, but I could not find a record of it. Phoebe was definitely in North Carolina.
:-)
John
Contributor: John Sweeney (48243422) •
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The picture is NOT of Jacob Hinshaw who died prior to the use of photography on a public scale. This picture is attributed to Macy Williams who was Phebe Allen's second husband.
Contributor: Bradford Bray (49405606) •
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Phoebe petitions the Court of Pleas, Randolph County, North Carolina in November 1826 as the relict of Jacob Hinshaw without support, needing to dispose of husbands land a property or settle it on her/his children. He may have died in Indiana, as shown, but I could not find a record of it. Phoebe was definitely in North Carolina.
:-)
John
Contributor: John Sweeney (48243422) •
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The picture is NOT of Jacob Hinshaw who died prior to the use of photography on a public scale. This picture is attributed to Macy Williams who was Phebe Allen's second husband.
Contributor: Bradford Bray (49405606) •
