John Newton Hanshaw

1. Newton Hinshaw (c1833-1867) m Hannah Jane Fears (c1832-?) 2.. Jacob Robert Hinshaw (1854-1929) m Margaret Jane Smith (1854-1921) 3... John Newton Hanshaw (1880-1964) +Lula Marcella King (1877-1954) 4.... (infant son) Hanshaw (1901-1901) ^1,2 4.... Claude Jackson Hanshaw (1902-1988) ^1,3 4.... Wilbur Oliver Hanshaw (1905-1999) ^1,3,4,5,6,7 4.... Eldred Lucien Hanshaw (1908-1987) ^1,3,6,8 4.... Gladys Hanshaw (1911-1911) ¹ 4.... Paul King Hanshaw (1912-2004) ^1,5,6,8 4.... Oscar Kenneth Hanshaw (1919-1996) ^1,6,8

Born Jun 23 1880, Smithville, Lawrence County, Arkansas.^{1,2,3,6,8,9,11,12,13,14}

He married Lula Marcella King^1,9 [Marcella King^9,10], Nov 10 1900^1,9, Lawrence County, Arkansas^1,9. Lula, daughter of Augustus Mansfield King & Sarah Caroline "Callie" Guthrie, was born Mar 28 1877, Lawrence County, Arkansas.^{1,2,3,6,8,9,15,16}

John and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 22 1910), Hoxie, Lawrence County, Arksansas:³

On Sep 12 1918 John Nute Hanshaw, age 38, registered for the World War I draft in Walnut Ridge, Lawrence County, Arkansas. He declared he was born June 23 1880, and he was then residing in Black Rock, Lawrence County, Arkansas where he was a self-employed farmer. He declared his nearest relative was Marcella Hanshaw of Black Rock. He was recorded as tall, slender, blue eyes, dark brown hair.¹¹

John and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 9 1920), Black River Township, Lawrence County, Arkansas:⁶

John and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 14 1930), Black River Township, Lawrence County, Arkansas:⁸

In 1942 John Newton Hanshaw, age 61, registered for the World War I draft in Walnut Ridge, Lawrence County, Arkansas. He declared he was born Jun 23 1880 in Smithville, Arkansas, and was then residing in Black Rock, Lawrence County, Arkansas where he was a self-employed farmer. He declared his contact person to be Mrs. Marcella Hanshaw. He was recorded as 6' tall, 165 lbs., blue eyes, gray hair, ruddy complexion, and "two fingers on right hand off".¹²

Lula died Feb 23 1954, Craighead County, Arkansas; buried Old Bethel Cemetery, Black Rock, Lawrence County, Arkansas.^1,16 (Feb 12 1954).²

John Newton Hanshaw died Jun 25 1964, Shelby County, Tennessee; buried Old Bethel Cemetery, Denton, Lawrence County, Arkansas.^1,2,14

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