David Fletcher Hinshaw

┌── Jesse Hinshaw │ 1800-c1875 ┌── John David Hinshaw ─────┤ │ 1851-c1882 │ │ └── Nancy Miller │ 1820-1884 David Fletcher Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1879 │ D: 1955 │ └── Juliette Fish Matlock 1861-? M: Amanda Beulah Mann ├── Stella Vible Hinshaw (1906-1995) ^1,2 ├── Lonnie Francis Hinshaw (1907-1989) ^1,2,3 ├── Ruth N. Hinshaw (1909-1974) ^1,2,4 ├── David Clayton Hinshaw (1913-1973) ^2,3,4,5 └── Novela S. Hinshaw (c1916-) ^2,3

He married Amanda Beulah Mann^9,10 [Bula Mann⁸, Beaulah Mann², Beular Mann³, Beulah Mann⁴], about 1904^9,10. Amanda, daughter of Ed Mann & Sudie Barkley, was born Mar 17 1881, Texas.^1,2,3,4

David and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 20 1910), Richland Springs, San Saba County, Texas:¹

David Fletcher Hinshaw, age 39, registered for the World War I draft in Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas. He declared he was born Oct 11 1879, and was then residing in Grandview, Johnson County, Texas (also written as an annotation was "Richland Springs, Tex"), where he was a farm laborer employed by an L.B. Smith of Grandview, Texas. He declared his nearest relative was Bula Hinshaw of Grandview. He was recorded as medium height, stout, blue eyes, dark hair.⁷

David and family were shown in the 1920 census (Feb 5 1920), San Saba County, Texas:²

David and family were shown in the 1930 census (May 1 1930), Brownswood Road, McCulloch County, Texas:³

David and Beulah were shown in the 1940 census (Apr 18 1940), 312 Brownswood Road, McCulloch County, Texas:¹³

Amanda died Dec 31 1951, Memorial Hospital, Brownwood, Brown County, Texas; age 70y 9m 14d.⁴

David Fletcher Hinshaw died Sep 11 1955, Cook's Nursing Home, Brownwood, Brown County, Texas; age 75y 9m 29d.⁴

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