+-- Elias Hinshaw
                                                             |    1827-1893 
                           +-- John Randolph Hinshaw --------+
                           |    1857-1935                    |
                           |                                 +-- Martitia Macon
                           |                                      1830-1877 
Verlin Chauncy Hinshaw ----+
B: 1881                    |                                 +-- Joshua Chance
D: 1950                    |                                 |
                           +-- Hannah Ludora "Dora" Chance --+
                                1865-1951                    |
                                                             +-- Mary Lydia Jessup
M: Florence Mae McLaughlin
   +-- Vivian Ruth Hinshaw,  1905-1909 
   +-- Leslie Delbert Hinshaw,  1909-1978 
   +-- Cecil Eugene Hinshaw,  1911-1982 
   +-- Helen Marie Hinshaw,  1913-1997 
   +-- Max Merle Hinshaw,  1914-1974 
   +-- Lloyd Channcy Hinshaw,  1918-1996 
   +-- Donald Lee Hinshaw,  1921-1932 
   +-- Harold Neal Hinshaw,  1923-2000 

Verlin Chauncy Hinshaw     [ID 06398]

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Born Jul 21 1881, Westfield, Hamilton County, Indiana.^{a,190,b,c,d,e,f}

In 1898 Verlin moved from Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan to Rose Hill, Kansas.^g

He married Florence Mae McLaughlin, Apr 13 1904, Sedgwick County, Kansas.^190,h    (Florence May McLaughlin)^g    Florence, daughter of Daniel + Mary McLaughlin, was born May 23 1884, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois.^190,i,c,f

Florence's parents lived just three houses away from a John Dunlap family where Verlin's uncle, Isaiah, had been working as a farm laborer^j (it's entirely possible that Isaiah might have introduced Florence to Verlin).^k

Verlin was a member of the University Friends Church in Wichita, Kansas.^g    He was a farmer.^l,e

Verlin and family were shown in the 1910 census (May 3 1910), Anson Village, Sumner Township, Sumner County, Kansas:^c

Verlin and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 27 1920), Sumner Township, Sumner County, Kansas:^e

Verlin Chauncy Hinshaw died Feb 28 1950, Rose Hill, Butler County, Kansas; buried Friends Cemetery, on Silknitter Road, east of Rose Hill, Kansas.^g,190,m

Photo: Verlin Chauncey Hinshaw World War I draft registration card ^d

SOURCES

190. "The Hinshaw Family", an extensive family history manuscript by Heather Hinshaw-Tomas

(a) Contribution from Wende Dragoset () citing:
Obituary of John Randolph Hinshaw;
Obituary of Verlin C. Hinshaw.

(b) 1900 census, Richland Township, Butler County, Kansas; roll T623-473, ED 18, page 5A, line #7, dwelling #223, family #225.

(c) 1910 census, Anson Village, Sumner Township, Sumner County, Kansas; roll T624-458, ED 170, page 244A, line #18, dwelling #68, family #70.

(d) World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; http://www.ancestry.com.

(e) 1920 census, Sumner Township, Sumner County, Kansas; roll T625-553, ED 186, page 4A, line #45, dwelling #82, family #82.

(f) 1930 census, London Township, Sumner County, Kansas; roll T626-724, ED 23, page 2B, line #68, dwelling #42, family #43.

(g) Contribution from Wende Dragoset () citing:
Obituary of Verlin C. Hinshaw.

(h) Sedgwick County, Kansas Marriage Index, May 9 1870 - May 24 1922;
Kansas State Library Archives: http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/mhgs/F-H.htm.

(i) 1900 census, Pleasant Township, Butler County, Kansas; roll T623-473, ED 18, page 3B, line #97, dwelling #61, family #62.

(j) 1900 census, Pleasant Township, Butler County, Kansas; roll T623-473, ED 18, page 3B, line #83, dwelling #58, family #59.

(k) Speculation.

(l) Contribution from Melissa Kay Hinshaw Owens citing:
"Contemporary Authors".

(m) Posting Feb 19 2001 by "GHokeness" () to HINSHAW-L.

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