Anna^8 Maria Hinman (Ruth^7 Eleanor (Smith) Hinman, Ann^6 (Van Wickel) Smith, David^5 Van Wickel, Frederick^4, Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 30 April 1857, Syracuse, NY

Married:
First to: Irving Northrup (b. abt 1855, Syracuse, NY) abt. 1873--divorced 28 October 1882 Second to: Howard Bidett Penoyer (b. 8 March 1855, Summit Station, NY, d. 9 February 1895, Syracuse, NY--bur. Oakwood Cem., Syracuse, NY) on 29 November 1882 in Syracuse, NY Third to: Frank Bowers, b. abt 1855

Children:
(by first marriage)
1. Rutha^9 Northrup, b. May 1874 (died in childhood)
(by second marriage)
2. Jesse^9 Eleanor Penoyer, b. 30 July 1887, d. 21 August 1964
3. Hazel^9 Penoyer, b. 1889
(no children by third marriage)

Parents:
Anna's parents are George and Ruth Eleanor (Smith) Hinman
Irving's parents are _______.
Howard's parents are Addison and Julia Minerva (Howe) Penoyer.

Background information:

Anna^8 Maria Hinman (Ruth^7 Eleanor (Smith) Hinman, Ann^6 (Van Wickel) Smith, David^5 Van Wickel, Frederick^4, Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 30 April 1857, Syracuse, NY. She m. first to Irving Northrup (b. abt 1855, Syracuse, NY) abt 1873 (divorced 28 October 1882. She m. second to Howard Bidett Penoyer (b. 8 March 1855, Summit Station, NY, d. 9 February 1895, Syracuse, NY--bur. Oakwood Cem.) on 29 November 1882 in Syracuse, NY. She m. third to Frank Bowers, b. abt 1855 and bur. 1 August 1933 Oakwood Cem., Syracuse, NY

Children: (by first marriage) Rutha^9 Northrup, b. May 1874 and d. December 1878--bur. on Christmas Day (note from Marge Graff--"...Rutha died according to family legend of diptheria. Imagine burying your only child on Christmas day."); (by second marriage);Jesse^9 Eleanor Penoyer, b. 30 July 1887, d. 21 August 1964; Hazel^9 Penoyer, b. 1889

Source:

Courtesy of Marge Graff from Oregon in 22 August 2001 email.

Footnote on divorce from Irving Northrup --submitted by Marge Graff in email dated 25 August 2001 Anna's divorve (from Irving Northrup) was the scandal of the family and never spoken about. When my grandmother Nephew died, I got a basket that had belonged to her mother. In it was a copy of her divorce decree. We found it interesting that Irving Northrup failed to serve any answer to the complaint of Anna (Hinman) Northrup. As defendant he was found "guilty of many of the several acts of adultery alleged." The marriage therefore, was "hereby dissolved and annulled and the parties are and each of them is freed from the obligations thereof, and it is further alleged and decreed, that it shall be lawful for the said plaintiff Anna M. Northrup, to marry again in the same manner as though the said defendant Irving Northrup were actually dead, but it shall not be lawful for the said defendant Irving J. Northrup to marry again until the said plaintiff Anna M. Northrup is actually dead." She was allowed to assume her maiden name and "her true and lawful name." He also had to pay to her the costs of this action -- $78.38