Clarence Earl Henshaw

On Oct 4 1917 Clarence enlisted in the U.S. Army. He served in Battery D, 334th Field Artillery until Aug 31 1918; American Motor School, Sathonany, France ui 1 Nov 1918; Field Artillery M Training Center, Army Post Office 924, to 24 Dec 1918; Battery A, 324th Field Artillery until his discharge; Wagoner 21 Apr 1918. Meuse-Argonne. American Expeditionary Forces 12 June 1918 to 22 May 1919. Honorable discharge 5 June 1919.^9,10 His enlistment record shows he was 21 years 6 months old upon enlistment, his residence being 220 Yellow Spring St., Springfield, Ohio.^9,10 On the same date of enlistment his brother Clifford also enlisted.^9,10 Their brother Ralph had enlisted in 1914.⁹

He married Grace E. Crowford¹¹ [Grace Crawford², Grace E. Bethel¹¹], Oct 4 1922¹¹, Springfield, Clark County, Ohio¹¹. Grace, daughter of Barney Bethel & Margaret Kelley, was born about 1895, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio.^6,11 (1892).¹²

Clarence and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 16 1930), 1218 Second St., Canton, Stark County, Ohio:⁶

On Apr 26 1942 Clarence Earl Henshaw, age 46, registered for the World War II draft in Stark County, Ohio. He declared he was born May 24, 1895 in Yellow Springs, Ohio, and was then residing at 906 Essig Ct. N.W., Canton, Stark County, Ohio, employed as a foreman with Timkin Roller Bearing Co. of Canton. He declared his relative/contact was Grace Henshaw of the same address. He was recorded as 5'4" tall, 132 lbs., hazel eyes, brown hair, light complexion, and "Small tatoo mark on right arm".⁷

Grace died Oct 19 1956, Summit, Ohio; buried Section 2 Row 4, Sunset Hills Burial Park, 5001 Everhard Rd N.W., Canton, Stark County, Ohio.^12,13

Clarence Earl Henshaw died Sep 10 1969, Canton, Stark County, Ohio; age 73.^8,13,14

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