Oscar Jackson Hinshaw

┌── William Hinshaw │ 1810-c1905 ┌── Andrew Jackson Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1831-1887 │ │ └── Mary Ann "Polly" Cunningham │ c1813-? Oscar Jackson Hinshaw ───┤ B: 1881 │ ┌── William Cornelius Godwin D: 1930 │ │ └── Nancy L. Godwin ─────────┤ 1841-1927 │ └── Sabella Brandon M: Lela Frances Tubbs ├── Lyndon Hinshaw (c1906-c1906) ¹ ├── Alice M. Hinshaw (1908-1984) ^1,2 ├── Clifton Lee Hinshaw (1914-1915) ^1,3 ├── Mary Louise Hinshaw (1914-1937) ^1,2,4 ├── Lenden Douglas Hinshaw (1916-1966) ^1,2,4,5 ├── Martha F. Hinshaw (1918-) ^1,2,4 ├── Nancy Hinshaw (1921-1931) ^1,4 ├── Frances M. Hinshaw (1925-) ^1,4 └── Aaron Jack Hinshaw (1930-1965) ¹

He married Lela Frances Tubbs¹, Aug 29 1905¹ [Aug 29 1904⁵]. Lela was born May 13 1889¹ [May 13 1890¹⁰, about 1891^2,7], Big Sandy, Tennessee¹.

Oscar and family were shown in the 1910 census (May 19 1910), James Bayou Township, Mississippi County, Missouri:⁷

On Sep 12 1918 Oscar Jackson Hinshaw, age 37, registered for the World War I draft in Mississippi County, Missouri. He declared he was born June 29 1881, and was then residing in Hickman, Fulton County, Kentucky. He was a self-employed farmer with a farm in Dorena, Mississippi County, Missouri. He declared his nearest relative was Lela Hinshaw of Hickman, Kentucky. He was recorded as tall, slender, brown eyes, brown hair.⁹

Oscar and family were shown in the 1920 census (Feb 7 1920), James Bayou Township, Mississippi County, Missouri:²

Oscar and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 7 1930), James Bayou Township, Mississippi County, Missouri:⁴

Oscar Jackson Hinshaw died Dec 13 1930, Mississippi County, Missouri.^1,5,8 Medical: Oscar died from bronchial pneumonia.⁸

After Oscar died, his brother Luther took in Lela and the children to live on the family farm along the Mississippi river.^1,5

In 1979 Lela was living in/near East Prairie, Mississippi County, Missouri.¹⁰

Lela died Apr 13 1979, Randolph, Arkansas; buried IOOF Cemetery, Charleston, Mississippi County, Missouri.^1,10

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