Carroll Richner Hanshaw

1. Nicholas Hancher (1705-1777) m Rebecca Smith (c1707-?) 2.. John Hancher (1734-1793) m Sarah Caudy (1739-1807) 3... William Hancher m Ann Dunn (c1756-?) 4.... Smith Hancher (c1798-1865) m Mary Steward (?-1842) 5..... William Ross Hanshaw (1825-1894) m Mary Ann Jackson (1833-1893) 6...... Charles Richner Hanshaw (1858-1930) m Lucy Jane Nason (1861-1926) 7....... Carroll Richner Hanshaw (1901-1937) +Vera Elaine Orris (1900-1986) 8........ Delores Hanshaw ^1,2 8........ Yvonne Hanshaw ^1,2 8........ Violet Marie Hanshaw (1923-) ^3,4 8........ Carroll Lester Hanshaw (1925-1999) ⁴ 8........ Bertha Elaine Hanshaw (1927-) ^1,2,4

Born Mar 16 1901, Douds, Chequest Township, Van Buren County, Iowa.^{2,3,4,5,6,7,8}

Carroll was shown in the 1915 Iowa state census, Douds, Chequest Township, Van Buren County, Iowa:⁹

He married Vera Elaine Orris, Nov 27 1922.^2,3,4 Vera, daughter of Eldon Lester Orris & Bertha Ellen Skipton, was born Nov 18 1900, Washington, Washington County, Iowa.^1,3,4,10,11

Carroll and family were shown in the 1925 Iowa state census, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa:⁹

Carroll and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 2 1930), Cold Stream Road, Cedar Rapids, Iowa:⁴

Carroll Richner Hanshaw died Sep 12 1937, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa; buried Shiloh Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa.^2,3,8

Carroll had been ill for some time. On the day before he died he was released from the hospital; on the way home the family stopped at two places to pick up some of his things, including some hunting guns (which nobody thought anything of at the time). That evening they had a family meal together and talked before going to bed. After everyone else had gone to sleep, Carroll went to the garage (about 4:45 a.m.) and apparently shot himself. The next morning he was noticed missing, and the family then found him in the garage.³

Vera died May - 1986, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa; buried Cedar Park Memorial Cemetery, Linn County, Iowa.^1,2,3,11

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