Joseph Howard Hinshaw

1. James Hinshaw 2.. James Hinshaw (c1798-1858) m Nellie Robertson (c1800-1860) 3... Carrel Hinshaw (1832-1882) m Elizabeth Ellen Marshall (c1834-1894) 4.... William Riley Hinshaw (1851-1934) m Fanny Davis (1856-1935) 5..... Joseph Howard Hinshaw (1890-1973) +Madeline Heise (1893-1987) 6...... Joan Madeline Hinshaw ^1,2

On Jan 5 1917 Joseph Howard Hinshaw, age 26, registered for the World War I draft in Saline County, Illinois. He declared he was born September 19, 1890 in Stonefort, Illinois, and he was then resided at 411 N. Frances St., Harrisburg, Illinois where he was single and a lawyer employed with the Georgia Casualty Co. He was recorded as slender, medium height, gray eyes, light brown hair.⁵

He married Madeline Heise, Sep 20 1925.^1,7 Madeline was born May 3 1893⁶ [May - 1892⁸, about 1895⁷], Illinois⁶.

Joseph and Madeline were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 15 1930), 5317 Nanthrop Avenue, Chicago, Illinois:⁷

In 1934 Joseph Hinshaw, in partnership with others including George S. Hoban, founded the law firm of Hinshaw, Culbertson, Moelmann, Hoban & Fuller. The firm is today known as Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP.¹⁰ The firm today describes its own founding history:¹¹

In 1945 the Fourteenth Anniversary Edition of "Who's Who in Chicago" included the following biographical sketch of Joseph Howard Hinshaw:

Joseph's obituary was published in the "Tucson Daily Citizen" (Tuscon, Arizona) on Wednesday, April 11, 1973¹² (see scan below).

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