┌── Samuel Spencer Hanshew
│ 1846-1929
┌── Daniel Glenn Hanshew ──┤
│ 1882-1932 │
│ └── Marcum V. Harmon
│ 1856-1935
Paul Edgar Hanshew ───┤
B: 1909 │
│
└── Rosa Mae Harner
c1885-1951
M: Stella M. Birch
├── Eugene Hanshew 1
├── Kenneth Hanshew 1,2
├── Donald Wayne Hanshew (1934-2005) 1
├── Ina Mae Hanshew 1
├── Mary Hanshew 1
├── Bonnie Hanshew 1,2
├── Francis G. Hanshew (1939-2010) 1,2
└── Robert Hurdle Hanshew (1943-1991) 1,3
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Paul Edgar Hanshew [ID 16792]
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Paul Edgar Hanshew4,5 [Edgar Paul Hanshew6, B. Wayne Hanshew7].
Born 1909, Virginia.4,6,7
The 1910 census is fairly clear, recording him as B. Wayne Hanshew, age 11 months.7 But he was recorded as Edgar P. in the 1920 census,6 and Paul E. in the 1930 census.4 The reason for the name differences is uncertain (perhaps his name was changed when very young).8
He married Stella M. Birch, about 1930.3,4 Stella was born about 1914, Kentucky.4
Paul and Stella were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 14 1930), Village Forrest, Forrest Township, Livingston County, Illinois:4
Hanshew, Paul E., head-of-household, age 21, born in Virginia; parents born in Virginia; first married at age 21; rented home ($8 rent); no radio in home; occupation: farm laborer, general farm; not a veteran.
Hanshew, Stella M., wife, age 16, born in Kentucky; parents born in Kentucky; first married at age 16.
Sources
- Robert Hurdle Hanshew obituary.
- Francis G. Hanshew obituary.
- RootsWeb WorldConnect data by Mary Hanshew ().
- 1930 census, Village Forrest, Forrest Township, Livingston County, Illinois; roll T626-533, ED 17, page 1B, line #85, dwelling #25, family #25.
- Daniel Glenn Hanshew obituary.
- 1920 census, Forrest Township, Livingston County, Illinois; roll T625-383, ED 28, page 14B, line #73, dwelling #71, family #71.
- 1910 census, Sharon District, Bland County, Virginia; roll T624-1621, ED 4, page 194A, line #32, dwelling #64, family #65.
- Speculation.
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