1. James Hinshaw 
 2.. James Hinshaw (c1798-1858) m Nellie Robertson (c1800-1860)
 3... Hugh Hinshaw (1818-1898) m Jane Campbell (1820-1904)
 4.... Anderson Corder Henshaw (c1849-<1899) m Sarah Jane Tanner (1855-1906)
 5..... James Milo Henshaw (1875-1963)
        +Nadell Turner (1880-1957)
 6......  Claude W. Henshaw (1902-1972) 1,2,3,4,5
 6......  Aud Leo Henshaw (1903-1950) 1,2,3,4
 6......  Clarence H. Henshaw (1904-1979) 1,2,3,4,6,7
 6......  Ethel Marie Henshaw (1906-1985) 2,3,4,5
 6......  Zella Irene Henshaw (1907-2007) 2,3,4,8
 6......  James Corder Henshaw (1909-1949) 1,2,3,4,9
 6......  Sarah E. Henshaw (1910-1986) 2,4,5
 6......  Rev. John Marion Henshaw (1914-1973) 2,4,6,7
 6......  Mabel B. Henshaw (1917-2004) 2,4,5,6,7
 6......  Charles Milo Henshaw (1919-1920) 2,4,5
 6......  Floyd Henshaw (>1920-<1930) 2,10
 6......  Hazel Fern Henshaw (>1920-<1930) 2,10

James Milo Henshaw     [ID 04420]

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Born Jul 15 1875^11,12 [Jul 21 1875^8,13, Jul - 1874¹⁴], Illinois^11,12.  James and sister Mina were twins.  

He married Nadell Turner, Jan 3 1900.^8,14,15  Nadell, daughter of Clenen Turner^11,15, was born Jul 21 1880^11,15 [Jul 15 1880^8,13], Illinois^11,15.  

James Milo and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 1900), Stonefort, Williamson County, Illinois (census image very faded):¹⁴

James Milo and family were shown in the 1910 census (May 6 1910), Bolton, Saline County, Illinois:³

On Sep 2 1918 James Milo Henshaw, age 43, registered for the World War I draft in Marion, Williamson County, Illinois.  He declared he was born July 15 1875, and he was then residing in Williamson County, Illinois where he was a self-employed farmer.  He was recorded as medium height, medium build, brown eyes, black hair.¹²  

Milo and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 2 1920), Bablon, Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois:⁴

Milo and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 3 1930), Cedar Street, Bolton, Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois:⁶

Nadell died Oct 6 1957, Harrisburg, Saline County, Illinois; buried Trammell-Bolton Cemetery, Saline County, Illinois.^8,11,13,15  

Nadell's obituary was published in "The Daily Register" (Harrisburg, Illinois) on Monday, October 7, 1957:¹⁵

Death Takes Mrs.   Milo Henshaw, 78, Stonefort Resident Mrs. Nadell Henshaw, 78, wife of Milo Henshaw, Stonefort, died at the Harrisburg hospital at 10:30 p.m. Sunday.  She had been in ill health for about seven years.  She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clenen Turner and was married to Milo Henshaw Jan. 3, 1900.  The funeral will be in the Stonefort Methodist church, where she was a member, at 2 p.m. Wednesday.  Rev. George Smith and Rev. George Daugherty will officiate and burial will be in the Bolton cemetery.  Pallbearers will be her grandsons, Bobby Joe Henshaw, Billy Henshaw, Gene Overstreet, Jimmy Henshaw, Donald Henshaw and David Overstreet.  The flower girls will be her granddaughters.   Surviving are her children: Claud Henshaw, Mound City, Clarence Henshaw, in the home, Mrs. Earl (Ethel) Overstreet, RFD 2, Stonefort, Mrs. Ben (Zella) Holmes, Creal Springs, Mrs. Tommy (Sarah) King, Stonefort, Rev. John M. Henshaw, Harrisburg, and Mrs. Glenn (Mabel) Gibbons, Golden, Colo.  There are 17 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.   Three brothers also survive, and are, Arthur Turner and Luther Turner of Stonefort and Dewey Turner of Denver, Colo., and one sister, Mrs. Nora Deffenbach, Cincinnati, Ohio.  Five children preceded her in death and were: Aud Henshaw, Corder Henshaw, Charles Henshaw, Floyd Henshaw and Hazel Henshaw.   The body is in the care of the Miller funeral home in Carrier Mills and will lie in state at the family residence at 4 p.m. today.

James Milo Henshaw died Jan 8 1963, Creal Springs Nursing Home, Creal Springs, Williamson County, Illinois; buried Trammell-Bolton Cemetery, Saline County, Illinois.^8,11,13

Photo: James Milo Henshaw & Nadell Turner birthday article "The Daily Register" (Harrisburg, Illinois), Tuesday, Jul 22 1947 ¹⁶

Photo: Nadell Turner obituary "The Daily Register" (Harrisburg, Illinois), Monday, Oct 7 1957 ¹⁵

Sources

1. Contribution from Pamela Marie (Henshaw) Austin.
2. Obituary of Nadell Henshaw.
3. 1910 census, Bolton, Stonefort Township, Saline County, Illinois; ED 112, page 8B, line #65, dwelling #167, family #176.
4. 1920 census, Bablon, Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois; roll T625-418, ED 179, page 2A, line #29, family #34.
5. Contribution from Linda Holmes White ().
6. 1930 census, Bolton, Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois; roll T626-570, ED 50, page 1A-B, line #49, dwelling #13, family #13.
7. 1930 census, Bolton, Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois; ED 50, page 1A-B, line #49, dwelling #13, family #13.
8. Contribution from Linda L. White ().
9. Death of James Corder Henshaw; "The Daily Register", May 6 1949; http://www.ancestry.com.
10. Contribution from Linda Holmes White () citing: obituary of James Milo Henshaw.
11. Trammell-Bolton Cemetery burials, recorded by Gary D. and Jane E. Trammel
    http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/r/a/Gary-D-Trammel/FILE/0003page.html.
12. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; http://www.ancestry.com.
13. Posting 1997 by Linda LeClaire () to Williamson County IL queries:
    http://www.wchs.apexhosting.com/97queries.htm.
14. 1900 census, Stonefort, Saline Township, Williamson County, Illinois; roll T623-354, ED 122, page 1A, line #45, dwelling #11, family #12.
15. Obituary of Nadell Henshaw; "The Daily Register", Oct 7 1957; http://www.ancestry.com.
16. "The Daily Register", Jul 22 1947; http://www.ancestry.com.

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