Ethel May Hinshaw

┌── James E. Hinshaw │ 1803-1889 ┌── Isaac Gaston Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1840-1924 │ │ └── Martha Julian │ 1809-1881 Ethel May Hinshaw ─────────┤ B: 1884 │ ┌── Lindsay Pearce D: 1947 │ │ └── Miranda Jane Pearce ───┤ 1844-1900 │ └── Lydia (Pearce) M: Everett Mayfield Briles

Born Sep 17 1884^1,2,3,4 [about 1886⁵, about 1890⁶], Randolph County, North Carolina^1,2,3,4.

She married Everett Mayfield Briles.^4,5 Everett was born Jun 21 1887^4,5,7 [about 1890⁶], Randleman, Randolph County, North Carolina^4,5,7.

On Jun 5 1917 Everett Mayfield Briles, age 30, registered for the World War I draft in Randleman, Randolph County, North Carolina. He declared his residence as Randleman, North Carolina, and his occupation as "mill operative" employed with Deep River Mills, Inc. in Randleman. He declared he was married, with dependent wife and child and mother, although there is also a notation "wife and mother not dependent on this party". He was recorded as tall, medium build, gray eyes, dark brown hair.⁷

Ethel and family were shown in the 1920 census (Feb 18 1920), living with her father and brother Edgar in Randolph County, North Carolina:⁵

Ethel and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 28 1930), Randolph County, North Carolina:⁶

Ethel May Hinshaw died Apr 15 1947, Randolph County, North Carolina; age 62.^4,11

Everett died Apr 19 1963, Worthville, Randolph County, North Carolina; age 75.^4,11

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