Harriet Hazel Hinshaw

┌── Jacob Benjamin Hinshaw │ 1841-1910 ┌── Isaac Soloman Hinshaw ─────┤ │ 1868-1925 │ │ └── Malinda Davis │ 1844-1912 Harriet Hazel Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1898 │ D: 1980 │ └── Bertha Evaline Southwick 1875-1964 M: Neal Dunlap

She married Neal Dunlap, about 1917.^1,7 Neal, son of William Willson Dunlap & Emma Hendricks, was born Nov 28 1887, Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa.^{2,4,6,7,9,10,11,12}

Neal had apparently been an orphan. In 1900, at the age of 12, Neal was listed as an "inmate" of Whites Iowa Manual Labor Inst. for Homeless Children in Cedar Township, Lee County, Iowa.⁹

On son Charles' birth certificate, Neal's occupation was listed as "Blacksmith,UPR".⁹

On Jun 5 1917 Neal Dunlap, age 29, registered for the World War I draft in Morris County, Kansas. He declared he was born November 28 1887 in Oskaloosa, Iowa, and was then residing in White City, Kansas where he was married and a self-employed farmer. He was recorded as tall, medium build, light blue eyes, light brown hair.¹⁰

Harriet and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 5-6 1920), 333 East 13th Street, Junction City, Geary County, Kansas:^6,9

The family moved to California in 1923.⁹ Neal applied for Social Security in 1938 in Roseville, California.⁹

Harriet and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 7 1930), Levee Road, Colusa, Colusa County, California:⁷

Neal died Aug 22 1965, Sacramento, Sacramento County, California; age 77.^2,4,9,11,12 Neal's last known place of residence was Orangevale, Sacramento County, California.¹⁴

Neal's obituary was published in the "Sacramento Bee" (Sacramento, California) on Tuesday, August 24, 1965 (page C-5):⁹

Harriet Hazel Hinshaw died Feb 3 1980, Harney County, Oregon; age 82.^2,8 Oregon death certificate #80-02270.⁸

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