Howard Ira Hinshaw, Jr.

┌── Eli C. Hinshaw │ 1854-1911 ┌── Howard Ira Hinshaw ──┤ │ 1890-1919 │ │ └── Sarah Polly Jones │ 1855-1937 Howard Ira Hinshaw, Jr. ───┤ B: 1919 │ ┌── Nicholas Daniel Jackson D: 1996 │ │ └── Dora Olet Jackson ───┤ 1892-1968 │ └── Mary Elizabeth Stillwell M: Mona Jane Vines ├── Delbert Ray Hinshaw (1942-) ¹ └── Linda Jane Hinshaw (1947-) ¹ M: Dorothy Mae Stanley

Howard was shown in the 1940 census (Apr 11 1940), living with his mother and step-sister in Depew, Creek County, Oklahoma:⁴

He married Mona Jane Vines, May 11 1941, Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma.^1,5,6 Mona, daughter of Thomas Edward Vines & Effie Violet Huddleston, was born Jul 19 1921, Depew, Creek County, Oklahoma.^{5,6,7,8,9,10,11}

On Jan 28 1942 Howard I. Hinshaw, born 1918 [sic] in Oklahoma, enlisted at Fort Sill, Oklahoma as a Private in the U.S. Army. He declared he had a grammar school education, was married, and employed as a sales clerk. He was recorded as 65" tall, 125 lbs.¹²

Mona died 1958¹¹ [Jan 30 1957^1,6,8,9]; buried Bristow City Cemetery, Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma¹¹.

He then married Dorothy Mae Stanley^14,15 [Dorothy May Stanley^1,15]. Dorothy had been previously married.¹ Dorothy was born Jan 20 1912.^14,16

Howard Ira Hinshaw, Jr. died Oct 12 1996, Chelsea, Rogers County, Oklahoma.^1,17

Howard's death was reported in "Tulsa World" (Tulsa, Oklahoma) on Monday, October 14, 1996:¹⁷

Dorothy died Sep 30 2001, at her home, Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma; buried Memorial Park Cemetery, Tulsa, Oklahoma.^14,15,16

Dorothy's obituary was published in the "Sapulpa Daily Herald" on Tuesday, October 2, 2001:¹⁴

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