Charles Christopher Henshaw

┌── Levi Henshaw │ 1769-1843 ┌── William D. Henshaw ──┤ │ 1803-1878 │ │ └── Nancy Davidson │ 1770-1804 Charles Christopher Henshaw ───┤ B: 1876 │ ┌── Dr. John R. Scott D: 1951 │ │ └── Janetta Scott ───────┤ 1842-1924 │ └── Sarah Ann Durham M: Margaret - ├── Nathan Kamuf Henshaw (1901-1975) ^1,2 └── Charles D. Henshaw (1903-1970) ^1,2 M: Lena -

He married Margaret -^2,7 [Maggie -^1,6], about 1900^2,7. Margaret was born Feb - 1874^1,6 [about 1872²], Missouri^1,6.

Charles and Margaret were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 1900), living with his widowed mother in Clay Township, Clark County, Missouri:⁶

Charles and family were shown in the 1910 census (May 3 1910), living with his widowed mother in Clay Township, Clark County, Missouri:¹

On Sep 12 1918 Chas Christopher Henshaw, age 42, registered for the World War I draft in Clark County, Missouri. He declared he was born August 7 1876, and was then residing in Alexandria, Clark County, Missouri where he was a self-employed farmer. He declared his nearest relative was Mrs. Margaret Henshaw of Alexandria. He was recorded as medium height, stout, brown eyes, black hair; disability: "three broken ribs and a cripled spine".³

Charles and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 24 1920), Clay Township, Clark County, Missouri:²

Charles and Lena were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 24 1930), Clay Township, Clark County, Missouri:⁷

Charles and Lena were shown in the 1940 census (Apr 24 1940), Clay Township, Clark County, Missouri:⁸

Charles Christopher Henshaw died May 27 1951, Des Moines Township, Clark County, Missouri; age 74.⁴

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