David Bittle Hanshew

┌── Andrew Hanshew │ c1811-c1876 ┌── John Tyler Hanshew ───────┤ │ c1845-1925 │ │ └── Elizabeth Groseclose │ 1814-? David Bittle Hanshew ───┤ B: 1882 │ D: 1950 │ └── Margaret Lurinda Hubble 1850-1941 M: Beulah Gay Bales ├── Mildred Hanshew (c1910-) ^1,2 ├── Herman V. Hanshew (1911-1998) ^1,2,3 ├── Robert Love Hanshew (1913-) ^1,2,3 ├── Hazel Hanshew (c1916-) ^1,2,3 ├── David Bittle Hanshew, Jr. (1917-1918) ^2,4 ├── Ralph P. Hanshew (1919-1982) ^1,2,3 ├── Edith L. Hanshew (1922-2006) ^2,3 ├── Ernest Harold Hanshew (1924-1979) ^2,3,4 ├── Joseph Blaine Hanshew (1926-1973) ^2,3,4 ├── Marion R. Hanshew (1929-) ^2,3,5 └── Donald Eugene Hanshew (1931-2009) ^2,5

Born Nov 24 1882, Bland County, Virginia.^1,3,4 (Nov 24 1880).⁶ (Nov - 1881).⁷

He married Beulah Gay Bales, Feb 25 1908, Bristol, Sullivan County, Tennessee.^2,4 Beulah, daughter of China Enoch Bales & Sarah Catherine Umbarger, was born Jul 5 1890, Groseclose, Smyth County, Virginia.^1,4,8

On Sep 12 1918 David Bittle Hanshew, age 37, registered for the World War I draft in Marion, Smyth County, Virginia. He declared he was born Nov 24 1880, and was then residing at 16 Pork St., Marion, Virginia where he was a traveling salesman employed by the International Harvester Co. of Knoxville, Tennessee. He declared his nearest relative was Mrs. Beula G. Hanshew of Marion. He was recorded as medium height, medium build, blue eyes, light hair.⁶

David and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 7 1920), 16 Cemetery Street, Marion, Smyth County, Virginia:¹

David and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 10 1930), Olympia Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia:³

David Bittle Hanshew died Dec 28 1950, Marion, Smyth County, Virginia; buried Dec 30 1950, Nebo, Smyth County, Virginia.⁴

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