+-- Phillip M. Hanshaw
                                                        |    1842-1920 
                          +-- Charles Mathias Hanshaw --+
                          |    1867-1943                |
                          |                             +-- Amanda Lynn
                          |                                  1844-1937 
Frank Phillip Hanshaw ----+
B: 1890                   |                             +-- William Wilkinson
D: 1945                   |                             |
                          +-- Hattie E. Wilkinson ------+
                               1868-1946                |
                                                        +-- Malinda Pittman
M: Matilda Hannah Ebeling
   +-- Irvin Charles Hanshaw,  1913-1968 
   +-- Eva H. Hanshaw,  1916-     
   +-- Velma M. Hanshaw,  1918-     
   +-- Marvin Henry Hanshaw,  1921-2001 
   +-- Mabel Hanshaw,  1926->1999
   +-- Calvin Phillip Hanshaw,  1928-2003 
   +-- Harold Hanshaw, c1929-     
   +-- Marilyn Hanshaw, >1930-     
   +-- Max Hanshaw,  1934-     

Frank Phillip Hanshaw     [ID 14992]

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Born Jul 4 1890, Washington County, Kansas.^a,b,c,d,e,f    (Jul 2 1890).^g

He married Matilda Hannah Ebeling, Jan 21 1913.^g,h    Matilda, daughter of Hennrich Ebeling & Amelia Molt, was born Dec 1 1893, Hanover, Washington County, Kansas.^g,209,e,f    Note that Frank's brother Glen married Matilda's sister Helen Ebelin.^g

On Jun 5 1917 Frank Philip Hanshaw, age 26, registered for the World War I draft in Washington County, Kansas.    He declared he was born July 4 1890 in Washington, Kansas, and was then residing in Morrowville, Kansas where he was a self-employed farmer with a wife and two children.    He was recorded as tall, slender, blue eyes, brown hair.^d

Frank and family were shown in the 1920 census (Feb 5 1920), Lowe Township, Washington County, Kansas:^e

Frank and Matilda lived and farmed in the Morrowville, Kansas area until his death in 1945.    He had a stroke while cultivating corn with horses.    He fell off the cultivator and the horses came home without him.    He died in the hospital in Fairbury, Nebraska.^a

Matilda then lived at Endicott, Nebraska for awhile until moving to Lincoln,Nebrska in the mid 1950's.    She never remarried.^a

In 1973 Matilda was still living in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.²⁰⁹

Matilda died Jan 26 1973, Nebraska; buried Morrowville Cemetery, Washington County, Kansas.^g,209   

Social Security information for Matilda Hannah Ebeling: 505-64-4520

SOURCES

209. "Social Security Death Index" (as it is commonly called), derived from the Social Security Administration "Death Master File". See: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson10.htm

(a) Contribution from Doug Hanshaw.

(b) 1900 census, Farmington Township, Washington County, Kansas; roll T623-503, ED 132, page 5A, line #40, dwelling #91, family #95.

(c) 1910 census, Farmington Township, Washington County, Kansas; roll T624-459, ED 148, page 63B, line #69, dwelling #119, family #119.

(d) World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; http://www.ancestry.com.

(e) 1920 census, Lowe Township, Washington County, Kansas; roll T625-554, ED 169, page 11A, line #1, dwelling #231, family #232.

(f) 1930 census, Farmington Township, Washington County, Kansas; roll T626-725, ED 9, page 5A, line #39, dwelling #121, family #122.

(g) RootsWeb WorldConnect data by William Knox ().

(h) "100 Year History of Morrowville, Kansas", compiled for Centennial Celebration, Jun 8-10 1984, Part 2:
http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/washingt/morrowvi1.htm.

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