1. Samuel Hanshaw (1786-<1847) m Eve - (c1786-?)
 2.. (unknown) Hanshew  m Jemima - (c1814-?)
 3... Preston Hanshaw (1846-1918) m Letta Harmon (c1843-1877)
 4.... Celia A. Hanshaw (1870-1949)
       +Thomas Jefferson Eckle (1856-1944)

Alvis Roscoe Eckle, born Apr 9 1893; died Dec 4 1944; married Lorene Oliver.

Earl Benton Eckle, born Aug 30 1894; died Jun 12 1985; married Grace Mae Cales.

Ralph Thomas Eckle, born Feb 28 1896; died Jan 2 1977; married Leola M. Neely.

Clara Louise Eckle, born Dec 10 1897; died Apr 29 1985; married William Jennings Bryant Simmons.

Howard Jennings Eckle, born Jul 6 1902; died Apr 24 1961; married Edith Graham.

Edna Anthony Eckle, born Oct 13 1904; died Jan 4 1990; married Ira Archie King.

Harold Dallas Eckle, born Sep 7 1906; died Jan 6 1975; married Bessie Furrow.

Edith Arbutus Eckle, born Mar 22 1911; married Charles Coffman.

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