Harry Charles Hinshaw, Jr.

┌── John Ballard Hinshaw │ 1833-1904 ┌── Harry Charles Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1883-1957 │ │ └── Laura Jane Blankenship │ 1860-1931 Harry Charles Hinshaw, Jr. ───┤ B: 1918 │ ┌── George Fernando Parvin D: 1994 │ │ └── Edna Gillian Parvin ────┤ 1903-1997 │ └── Laura Emma McInturf M: Laura Bell M: Elenore Adele Theurer ├── Iris Jane Hinshaw (1950-) ^1,2 ├── Keith William Hinshaw (1952-2015) ^1,2 └── Lynne Kathleen Hinshaw (1958-) ^1,2

He married Laura Bell.¹ Laura, daughter of Allen George Bell & Mamie Juanita Shirley.^13,14 Note that Laura's sister, Twila Bell, married Harry's brother Grover.¹⁴

On Jul 21 1942 Harry C. Hinshaw Jr., born 1918 in Arkansas, a resident of Eddy County, New Mexico, enlisted at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas as a private in the U.S. Army. He declared he had a grammar school education and was married. He was recorded as 68" tall, 130 lbs.⁷ U.S. Air Force service from Apr 1 1963 to Jul 31 1972.⁸

He then married Elenore Adele Theurer^1,9,16 [Eloner Theurer²]. Elenore, daughter of William H. Theurer & Lucinda Jane Harmon, was born Sep 7 1925, St. Louis, Missouri.^1,9,10

On Aug 3 1949 Elenore arrived at the Port of San Francisco on the USAT "General William O. Darby", having sailed from Yokohama, Japan on Jul 22 1949:

Elenore died Sep 6 1986, buried Garden of Gesthemane or Last Supper, Mount Hope Cemetery Mausoleum and Crematory, 1215 Lemay Ferry Road, Lemay, St. Louis County, Missouri.^10,12,17

Harry Charles Hinshaw, Jr. died Apr 16 1994, St. Louis, Missouri; buried Garden of Gesthemane or Last Supper, Mount Hope Cemetery Mausoleum and Crematory, 1215 Lemay Ferry Road, Lemay, St. Louis County, Missouri.^8,9,10,17,18

Harry's obituary was published in the "St. Louis Post-Dispatch" (St. Louis, Missouri) on April 18, 1994.¹⁹

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