Warren Vance Hinshaw

┌── Elwood O. Hinshaw │ 1854-1897 ┌── Warren Theodore Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1889-1984 │ │ └── Emma Miller │ 1854-1926 Warren Vance Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1913 │ ┌── William Martin Hinshaw D: 1978 │ │ └── Lydia A. Hinshaw ─────────┤ 1889-1974 │ └── Annette Susan Gard M: Gwendolyn Durman └── Gwendolyn Sue Hinshaw (1941-) ^1,2,3

Note that Warren's uncle (his mother Lydia's older brother) was named John Vance Hinshaw.¹

Warren graduated with an M.D. from the University of Indiana; residency in Mobile, Alabama. He was a physician and surgeon, practicing in Adrian, Michigan 1947-1961; privileges at Bixby Medical Center in Adrian.⁷

He married Gwendolyn Durman, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.^1,8 Gwendolyn, daughter of Elmer Fred Durman & Nellie Ratcliff Allee, was born Jan 11 1911, Bloomington, Parke County, Indiana.^{1,2,8,9,10,11}

Warren was shown in the 1940 census (Apr 26 1940), Charity Hospital, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana:¹²

Warren and Gwendolyn were shown in the 1940 city directory of New Orleans, Louisiana:¹³

During World War II Warren volunteered, in 1941, as an Army medical doctor with the 8th Army Air Corps. He attained the rank of captain and was stationed in England.⁷

Warren and Gwendolyn were shown in the 1944 city directory of Adrian, Michigan:¹³

Warren Vance Hinshaw died Nov 1 1978, Marathon, Monroe County, Florida; buried Nov 7 1978, Southern Keys Cemetery, Big Coppitt Key, Monroe County, Florida.^1,4,5,7,8

Photo: Warren Vance Hinshaw 1936, "Arbutus" yearbook, Indiana University (Bloomington) ¹⁴

Photo: Warren Vance Hinshaw 1939, "Arbutus" yearbook, Indiana University (Bloomington) ¹⁴

Photo: Gwendolyne Durman 1932, "Arbutus" yearbook, Indiana University (Bloomington) ¹⁴

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