Kenneth Lawrence Hinshaw

┌── Rev. William Lawrence Hinshaw │ 1843-1924 ┌── Jonathan Weaver Dixon Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1874-1959 │ │ └── Ruth Peacock │ 1841-1897 Kenneth Lawrence Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1915 │ D: 1982 │ └── Elizabeth Armstrong Love c1891-1954 M: Rowena Latham

He married Rowena Latham.⁷ Rowena, daughter of Gus A. Latham & Charlotte Lewis^7,8, was born Apr 17 1905^7,8 [about 1916⁵], Cañon City, Fremont County, Colorado^7,8.

Kenneth and Rowena were shown in the 1940 census (Apr 8 1940), 713 20th St., Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado:⁵

Kenneth and Rowena were shown in the 1948 city directory of Colorado Springs, Colorado:⁶

In 1982 Kenneth was still living in/near Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado.³

Kenneth Lawrence Hinshaw died Jun 28 1982, buried Section 31 Block 13 Lot 3 Grave 1, Lakeside Cemetery, 1525 South 9th St., Cañon City, Fremont County, Colorado.^3,4

Kenneth's obituary was published in the "Wet Mountain Tribune" (Westcliffe, Colorado) on Jul 8 1982.⁹

Rowena died Dec 20 2014, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado; buried Lakeside Cemetery, 1525 South 9th St., Cañon City, Fremont County, Colorado.^7,8

Rowena's obituary was published in "The Gazette" (Colorado Springs, Colorado) on December 28, 2014:⁷

Photo: Kenneth Lawrence Hinshaw 1959 yearbook, Colorado Springs High School, Colorado Springs, Colorado ¹⁰

Photo: Kenneth Lawrence Hinshaw 1969 yearbook, Principal, Palmer High School, Colorado Springs, Colorado ¹⁰

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