Charles Wilber "Red" Hinshaw

┌── Zeno Hinshaw │ 1808-1873 ┌── Silas G. Hinshaw ─────────┤ │ 1843-1922 │ │ └── Rachel Williams │ 1813-1873 Charles Wilber "Red" Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1879 │ ┌── Murrell Breckenridge D: 1967 │ │ └── Rebecca A. Breckenridge ──┤ 1842-1910 │ └── Pricilla Townsend M: Lillie V. Sandham ├── Dwynn Eldon Hinshaw (1908-1922) ^1,2 ├── Valma Juanita Hinshaw (1913-1996) ^1,2,3 ├── Virginia Madelina Hinshaw (1919-1963) ^1,2 └── Veronica Ramona "Ronnie" Hinshaw (1927-1996) ^1,3,4

Born Jan 22 1879, McDowell, Livingston County, Illinois.^{2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}

He married Lillie V. Sandham¹³ [Lillian V. Sandham^1,14], Sep - 1904¹³, Hempstead County, Arkansas¹³. Lillie, daughter of Millard Filmore Sandham & Flora A. Spangler, was born 1887, Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois.^1,2,4,15

On Sep 12 1918 Charles Wilber Hinshaw, age 39, registered for the World War I draft in McLean County, Illinois. He declared he was born January 22 1879, and was then residing in Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois, a self-employed painter. He declared his nearest relative was Mrs. Lillie Hinshaw of Chenoa. He was recorded as medium height, stout, brown eyes, red hair.¹¹

Charles and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 6 1920), Chenoa Township, McLean County, Illinois:²

Charles and family were shown in the 1940 census (Apr 16 1940), Chenoa, Livingston County, Illinois:⁴

On Apr 27 1942 Charles Wilber Hinshaw, age 63, registered for the World War II draft in Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois. He declared he was born Jan 22 1879 in McDowell, Illinois, and was then residing in Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois; self-employed. He declared his relative/contact as Lillie Hinshaw of Chenoa. He was recorded as 5'8" tall, 215 lbs., brown eyes, gray hair, ruddy complexion.¹⁷

Lillie died 1964, Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois; buried Chenoa Cemetery, Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois.^1,15

Charles Wilber "Red" Hinshaw died Mar - 1967, Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois; buried Chenoa Cemetery, Chenoa, McLean County, Illinois.^1,9,12,15

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