Freeman Henshaw

1. James Hinshaw 2.. James Hinshaw (c1798-1858) m Nellie Robertson (c1800-1860) 3... Hugh Hinshaw (1818-1898) m Jane Campbell (1820-1904) 4.... William Henry Henshaw (1856-1937) m Mary Ann Burns (1861-1950) 5..... Freeman Henshaw (1885-1978) +Nancy Jane Howerton (1888-1935) 6...... William Raymond Henshaw (1906-1991) ^1,2,3,4,5 6...... Everett E. Henshaw (1909-1974) ^1,2,3,4,5 6...... Hattie May Henshaw (1914-2006) ^1,2,3 6...... Orla Henshaw (1916-) ^1,2,3,5

Born May 19 1885^3,6,7 [May 19 1886⁸, May 19 1881⁹], Williamson County, Illinois^3,6,7.

He married Nancy Jane Howerton, Nov 12 1905, Williamson County, Illinois.^1,10 Nancy, daughter of James Alexander Howerton & Susan Elizabeth Lucretia Emmeline Meredith, was born Jan 1 1888, Williamson County, Illinois.^1,3

Freeman and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 25 1910), Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois:⁴

On Sep 12 1918 Freeman Henshaw, age 37, registered for the World War I draft in Williamson County, Illinois. He declared he was born May 19 1881, and he was then residing in Creal Springs, Illinois where he was a self-employed farmer. He declared his nearest relative was Nancy Henshaw of Creal Springs. He was recorded as medium height, medium build, blue eyes, black hair.⁹

Freeman and family were shown in the 1920 census (Feb 11 1920), Stonefort Township, Williamson County, Illinois:²

Freeman and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 15 1930), 1414 West Walnut St., Marion, Williamson County, Illinois:³

Freeman Henshaw died Jan 28 1978, Marion, Williamson County, Illinois; buried Maplewood Cemetery, Rt. 37, Marion, Illinois.^1,8

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