5. HIRAM SIDNEY³ SHANGLE (JOSEPH Y², JOHANNES¹ SCHENKEL) was born 19 Mar 1856 in Prince George, Virginia, and died 06 Aug 1951 in Portland, Multnomah, OR². He married MARY EMMA PAINE 05 Nov 1884 in Altus, Franklin, Arkansas, daughter of FRANCIS PAINE and SUE RICH. She was born 09 Sep 1864 in Paris, Texas, and died 05 Oct 1962 in Portland, Multnomah, OR³.

Notes for HIRAM SIDNEY SHANGLE:

PREACHES ON ANNIVERSARY

Dr. H.S. Shangle, retired Methodist minister now residing in Portland, preached an anniversary sermon commemorating his 90th birthday at the Clinton Kelly Methodist church there March 24. He chose as his sermon topic "Not Condemnation but Love". He formerly was pastor of the Milton Methodist church and the Marvin Methodist church in Walla Walla and served several terms as district superintendent for the denomination in this area.

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http://www.rootsweb.com/~molawre2/goodb.htm

HISTORY OF LAWRENCE COUNTY

From "A Reprint of Goodspeed's 1888 History of Lawrence County; Reprint Lawrence County Section of Goodspeed's Newton, Lawrence, Barry And McDonald Counties History; published by the Goodspeed Publishing Co., in 1888; Reprinted by Litho Printers Of Cassville, Missouri In 1973." as transcribed by Judy Johnson Reustle.

In 1886-87 Neosho District comprised the following circuits and preachers: Neosho Station, W. C. Bewley; Newtonia Circuit, J. W. Ezell; Exeter Circuit, J. J. Kellar; Pineville Circuit, W. A. Derrick; Sarcoxie Circuit, T. M. Shirron; Peirce City Station, D. B. Price; Red Oak Circuit, J. M. Kennett; Webb City Station, J. D. Wood; Carterville Station, R. W. Reynolds; Carthage Station, J. N. Huggins; Jasper Circuit, R. G. Flummer; Sheldon Circuit, C. A. Emmons; Nevada Station, C. C. Woods; Nevada Circuit, V. J. Sevier; Hume Circuit, L. H. Vandiver; Sprague Circuit, A. B. Donaldson; Rich Hill Station, H. S. Shangle

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http://digital.library.okstate.edu/chronicles/v011/v011p0995.html

Chronicles of Oklahoma

Volume 11, No. 3

September, 1933

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION

Page 995

51. 1909, May 13. H. S. Shangle, Pierce City, Mo. To Rev. W. F. Dunkle, Muskogee, Okla. Advising he is sending a picture of Rev. F. M. Paine, deceased, who was Supt. of Indian schools from 1854 to 1862, with headquarters at Ft. Coffee, and also prominent for many years as a member of the Arkansas Conference; that Rev. Paine's widow lives at Cameron, Oklahoma; that she has the book containing the records of the organization of the system of education for the Indians approved November 29, 1842, and signed by the Speaker of the Council and three of the Chiefs; that the book also contains correspondence of Brothers Saule and Morris, and records of the schools, or reports from W. L. McAlister, John Harrell and F. M. Paine who had charge from 1842 to 1862, etc.

53. 1909, Aug. 13. H. S. Shangle, Milton, Oregon, Presiding Elder, Walla Walla District, M. E. Church, South. To Rev. W. F. Dunkle, Muskogee, Okla. Letter with reference to Methodist Church matters. A. L. S. 2 pp.

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The Star-Mirror

August 20 1914

Location: Moscow, Idaho

Source: University of Idaho Library

Description:

The following letter received today by Rev. J.D. Crooks from Rev. H.S. Shangle of the Corbin Park M.E. church, south, at Spokane, was given to The Star-Mirror today:

Spokane, Aug. 19. --Rev. J.D. Crooks, Moscow, Ida., Dear Brother Crooks:

At the regular meeting of the ministerial association of this city this morning, I was instructed to express to you the sincere sympathy and sorrow of the association in this hour of your great misfortune. They wish you to know that they do not believe you guilty of the awful crime of which you are now accused, and to assure you that we do not forget you in our prayers. We trust that the evidence at the trial will clear up the whole mystery and show your innocence.

Brother Crooks, if I can be of any service to you, please remember that I shall be only too glad to do it. Let me know if in any way I can be of benefit. You do not know how many times we have expressed our deep sorrow at your situation, and how every day we remember you at a throne of grace. May God have mercy.

If you care to write me, I shall be glad to hear from you.

Your friend and brother, H.S. Shangle

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http://depts.drew.edu/lib/newbooks/methodist/methodist20061101.php

New TitLes at the Drew University Library

Archive of New Book Lists * Methodist Library New Books * Main New Books List

New Titles at Drew University's Methodist Library

BX8495 .S53 A3 1945

Walking through the garden of memory

Shangle, Hiram Sydney.

[S.l. : s.n.], 1945.

METHLIB

BX8495 .S53 A3 1945b

Memories from my book of life

Shangle, Hiram Sydney.

[S.l. : s.n.], 1945.

METHLIB

BX8495 .S53 A3 1951

Memoirs

Shangle, Hiram Sydney

[S.l. : s.n.], 1951.

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http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/franklin/churches/grenades.txt

Franklin Co, AR - GRENADES CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (page 1 of 2)

1881 H. B. Shangle Enterprise

GRENADES CHAPEL PASTORS AND ENTERPRISE M. E. CHURCH ROLL OF PASTORS

Organized in 1880

1881 H. B. Shangle Enterprise

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Historical Newspapers > Walla Walla Union Bulletin (Walla Walla, Washington) > 1951 > August > 7

FORMER W.W. MINISTER, DIES

The Rev. H.S. Shangle one-time president of Columbia College at Milton and Milton pastor of Methodist church in Milton and Walla Walla and a former district superintendent of the Methodist denomination died Monday, at his home in Portland at the age of 95.

Plans are being made for funeral services to be conducted at the Methodist church Milton, 2:30: p.m.DST, Thursday with the Rev. James A. McKee of Walla Walla officiating, assisted by the Revs Joseph Woodford of Marvin Methodist church, Walla Walla, and the Rev Marion Hall of the Milton church. Burial will be in the Milton cemetery.

Born in Virginia March 19, 1856, he was educated at Hendrix college and Vanderbilt University and was ordained in Kansas City in 1884. On November 23, 1884, he was married to Emma Paine at Altus, Ark.

The Shangles came from Missouri to Portland in 1890 when he was appointed to the Methodist conference at Albany. In 1902, they came to the Milton Freewater section and he was district superintendent when the Milton Methodist church was dedicated. He twice served as pastor of the church later serving for Marvin Methodist in Walla Walla.

From 1916 until it closed in 1924, the Rev. Mr. Shangle was president of Columbia college in the neighboring town.

Besides Mrs. Shange who resides at the family home in Portland, 3336 N.E. 56th, he is survived by three sons. Bruce Shangle in Blythe, Calif, Paine Shangle in Bellingham, Lovick Shangle and daughters, Ruth and Mrs. Lois Reese in Portland.

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Hiram Sydney Shangle (son of Joseph Y. Shangle)231 was born March 19, 1856 in Vanderbilt, and died 1951 in Portland, Oregon. He married Mary Emma (Unknown).

Notes for Hiram Sydney Shangle:

Was a Methodist minister for 82 years

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In a letter dated February 13, 1951:

My dear Kermit - Your very interesting letter came last evening. It was a pleasant surprise. 1) Let me speak of cousin William King of Chicago. We visited him more than once. Norma and her mother were also exceedingly cordial and hospitable. Norma afterwards visited us in Oregon. Cousin presented us with a copy of his family tree which we appreciated very much, but unfortunately lost it in moving. We miss it a great deal, and want another, if we can get it. We have lost sight of them, and that for years past. 2) As to my father, let me say that he was born and reared in New Jersey. For some reason he went south when he was a young man. He never mentioned his father or mother in my hearing. He spke of going to college in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Afterwards he went to Virginia and married there. I was the third child of this marriage. I have never tried to trace my ancestors, I shall write today to your uncle and enclose a copy of my letter to him to you. 3) Yes, I wrote to Dr. Roy L. Smith, Publishing Agent of the Advocate, when I renewed my subscription never dreaming mt fe lines would ever be printed. That is what you saw in the paper. I have been a Methodist minister for more than 71 years, 61 of which have been in this N.W. country, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and West Montana but mostly in Oregon. I am now a superannuate member of the Oregon Conference. I had a severe stroke six years ago which has greatly disabled me, especially in my writing, making it necessary to do all my writing with my index finger on my left hand on this machine. Hence the mistakes that mar the page. I am real well now, but very frail and weak. My wife is fairly well and for 66 years we have had a happy life in the ministry. Have had several important pastorates, 25 years Dist. Supt. and 8 years Pres. of College. Up to last Sept. I have preached occasionally but likely no again possibly. We have five children, Bruce, the oldest, lives in Blythe, California, in the desert, but the finest farming country I have ever seen. In the mail yesterday with yours was one from him. He writes that his melons now need thinning. He has 900 acres this year in melons. They pland the seed in Dec. and first part of Jan. About 700 acres in lettuce, some 1200 or more head of cattle. They cut alfalfa hay three times a year. Paine, our next, is supt. of schools in Belling [Washington?] and the other son, Lovick, has his office in the Portland City Hall. Our two girls are married and live in Portland. 12 grand children and 14 great grand children. But "Nuff said". Several years ago I got an invitation from the Iowa Shangle tribe to attend a great gathering of the Shangle clan to a reunion there but could not attend. Have lost track of them since that time. Years ago I visited some of the Shangle group in New York and preached one time while up there. I had a great time. My oldest brother, Homer, married years before this to Lizzie Shangle, daughter of Uncle John Shangle. Both dead now. No children. Nelson Shangle and Stephen Shangle were all brothers of my father, all of them living in the state of New York. But I must close. I have almost stopped writing because of my deficiency. Excuse blunders. Write again and tell us of your family. God bless all of the Tribe. I am glad some of them are Methodists, and ABOVE ALL ARE CHRISTIANS. Yours now and ever, H. S. Shangle

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Hiram wrote a letter to Gilbert Shangle, dated February 13, 1951:

Portland, Oregon February 13, 1951

My dear cousin Gilbert,

You see I call you COUSIN, whether you are or not we are. Let me explain. Yesterday I received a fine letter from your nephew, Kermit. He gave me your address. My father's name was Jospeh Smith Shangle, born and reared in New Jersey, but went south when in his early manhood, and married in Virginia. I am a third child from that marriage, and have been a Methodist minister for nearly 72 years. Have lived in the N. W. since 1890. I never heard my father speak of his father and mother, and hence know but little of his people. If you can tell me anything of him or his family, please do so, and I will be glad. I have heard him speak of his three brothers, Nelson, John and Stephen. I went up for a short visit to some of them in 1883. My brother had married his first cousin, daughter of John Shangle, all dead now. They were living (some of them) at Five Corners. New York state. Please write me of my father and his father's family, if you know anything. If I live until next month (March 19, 1951) I shall be exactly 95 years old. My health is good and the doctors say I am good for the hundred years. Maybe so and maybe not. But my faith in Christ, my Lord and Saviour, is firmly fixed and my wife and I are not afraid to die. I trust this is true of you also. God bless you now and always. Kermit writes that you were about 75., not quite my age. Trusting that you can help me to know something of my ancestry and thanking you in advance for your pains I subscribe myself devoted yours. H. S. Shangle

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In another letter, Hiram writes:

Portland, Oregon April 16, 1951

My dear cousin - Just now, I am having two of my booklets printed in one volume for some of my friends and relatives. The booklet will have to do with my boyhood and early manhood, and with some of my experiences as a minister in this northwestern country after 60 years. I think it will have some interest to you as well as to others whom I have known and loved. It will likely be last of May or even later before you will get yours. I would like for you to send me names and P.O. addresses of about five or six of my cousins in different parts of New York and New Jersey, on my father's side of the house. Those you think will have some interest in a far away relative now past his 95 birthday. No hurry about this at all. We shall go to the southern part of California, about 1500 miles from Portland, the first of May to marry a Granddaughter of mine. We shall likely visit with them for a week or more. Hastily, but truly yours in love and interest, H. S. Shangle

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In another letter, Hiram writes:

Portland, Oregon June 2, 1951

My dear Kermit - Thank you nice letter just received. A brief reply, as it is difficult for me to write at all anymore. No, I did not go to California to tie the knot for my granddaughter, as I had hoped to do, the youngest girl of our oldest son. I was not physically able for the 1500 mile trip, as I had planned. They live in the desert, Blythe. The most productive country I ever. He and his son in law have 2200 acres of that rich soil. 900 acres in melons this year. They are now shipping melons to New York, Chicago, etc. 1300 head of cattle, after shipping a large lot of cattle away. But I did not intend to write only a few lines, and nothing of this. But now I will add, they have 150 Mexicans to do the field work.

I wrote months ago to your relative in New Jersey but to date no reply. The printers are behind with my work, but notifies me that they will have them ready next week. Please print or write very plainly the names and addresses of your sisters in New York and elsewhere. The eyes of both my dear wife, now 86 yrs, and mine 95, are not so good as formerly. Hence mistakes in my writing. Since my stroke 7 years ago I am growing more frail and weaker every day. Near 9 months ago I preached my last sermon to date and perhaps the last in a ministry of 82 years. But I await patiently and willingly my Transfer to my eternal inheritance. "And that will be glory for me." My prayers and best wishes for you and your dear family. God bless all of you now and forever. H.S. Shangle

In another letter:

Portland, Oregon October 28, 1951

My dear Mr. Shangle, (sent to Mr. K.P. Shangle in Sycamore, Illinois)

Did you see the notice in the Christian Advocate of the death of my husband, H.S. Shangle, who passed away August 6. Drop me a card and i will send you one of his booklets. Your name is on the mailing list which he left me. The address must be correct or you would not get the booklet. Mrs. H.S. Shangle

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Walla Walla Union Bulletin (Walla Walla, Washington) > 1951 > August > 31 Pg 5

We wish to Express our sincere appreciation to all our many friends for the beautiful flowers and expressions of sympathy sent us in our recent bereavement -- the loss of our husband, father and grandfather, the Reverend H. S. Shangle.

Mrs. H. S. Shangle

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shangle

Mr. and Mrs. Paine Shangle

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. C. Reese

Mr. Lovick P. Shangle

Mr and Mrs. Verne Sandberg

Mrs. Virginia Micalizio

Mrs. Geraldine Stone

Mrs. Marilyn Gyger

Mrs. Barbara Morris

Mrs. Mariam Hill

Mr. Ladd Shangle

Mr. Sidney B. Reese

Mr. Thos. C. (Bill) Reese Jr.

Mr. John W. Reese

Miss Kathryn Reese

Mr. Pierce Shangle

Miss Mary Louise Shangle

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1880 Census AR Franklin Altus ED 65 Pg 844B

Line 36

Shangles Hiram S MW 24 Boarder Minister VA NJ VA

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1900 Census OR Linn Halsey Dist 46 Pg 109A (12 June 1900 William M Stewart)

line 45

153 154 Shangle Hiram Head WM -- 1856 44 M16 Virginaia New Jersey Virginia Minister

-----------------, Mary E Wife WF Sept 1864 35 M 16 (4 Children 4 Alive) Texas Tennessee Alabama

-----------------, Cidney B Son WM July 1886 13 S Missouri Virginia Texas At School

-----------------, Paris C Son WM Feb 1888 12 S Missouri Virginia Texas At School

-----------------, Lori Daughter WF Feb 1892 8 S Oregon Virginia Texas

-----------------, David P Son WM Jan 1894 6 S Oregon Virginia Texas

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1910 Census OR Umatilla Milton ED 265 Pg 9A

Line 19

379 377 Shangle Hiram S Head MW 54 M1 26 VA NY VA Minister Methodist

-----------, Emma Wife FW 46 M1 26 (5 Children 5 Alive) TX OH TX

-----------, C Paine Son MW 22 S MO VA TX

-----------, Mattie L Daughter FW 18 S OR VA TX

-----------, Lovick P Son MW 16 S OR VA TX

-----------, Ruth Daughter FW 8 S OR VA TX

Eichenberger Paine Nephew MW 21 S AR AR AR Farm Laborer Working out

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1910 Census OR Umatilla North Milton ED 266 Pg 1A

Line 1

Shangle Hiram S Head MW 54 M1 25 VA NJ VA Minister Preacher

---------, Mary E Wife FW 46 M1 25 (5 Children 5 Alive) TX IL IL

---------, Clanton P Son MW 22 S MO VA TX

---------, Mattie L Daughter FW 18 S OR VA TX

---------, Lovick P Son MW 16 S OR VA TX

---------, Flora R Daughter FW 8 S OR VA TX

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1920 Census OR Umatilla Pct 10 ED 149 Pg 7A

Line 2

20 20 Shangle Hiram S Head MW 63 M VA NJ VA President College

------------, Emma Wife FW 55 M TX TN AL

------------, Ruth Daughter FW 18 S OR VA TX

Atkins Maud E Boarder FW 29 S AR TN MS Teacher College

Duthie Gladys Roomer FW 24 S ID WI IN Teacher College

Howells Gwen Roomer FW 40 M Wales Wales Wales Teacher Violin

Harrison Ruth Roomer FW 31 S TN TN MS Teacher Piano

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1930 Census OR Umatilla Precinct 8 ED 11 Pg 1B

Line 61

20 20 Shangle Hiram S Head MW 74 M 28 VA NJ VA Minister M.E. Church So.

----------, Mary E Wife FW 65 M 20 TX TN AL

----------, Flora R Daughter FW 28 D OR VA TX

More About HIRAM SIDNEY SHANGLE:

Burial: Milton-Freewater IOOF Cemetery, Umatilla, Oregon⁴

Census 1: 1860, TN Sullivan District 17 Pg 150(See Father)

Census 2: 1880, AR Franklin Altus ED 65 Pg 844B

Census 3: 1900, OR Linn Halsey Dist 46 Pg 109A

Census 4: 1910, OR Umatilla Milton ED 265 Pg 9A

Census 5: 1910, OR Umatilla North Milton ED 266 Pg 1A

Census 6: 1920, OR Umatilla Pct 10 ED 149 Pg 7A

Census 7: 1930, OR Umatilla Precinct 8 ED 11 Pg 1B

More About MARY EMMA PAINE:

Burial: Milton-Freewater IOOF Cemetery, Umatilla, Oregon⁵

Census 1: 1900, OR Linn Halsey Dist 46 Pg 109A

Census 2: 1910, OR Umatilla Milton ED 265 Pg 9A(See Husband)

Census 3: 1910, OR Umatilla North Milton ED 266 Pg 1A(See Husband)

Census 4: 1920, OR Umatilla Pct 10 ED 149 Pg 7A(See Husband)

Census 5: 1930, OR Umatilla Precinct 8 ED 11 Pg 1B(See Husband)

More About HIRAM SHANGLE and MARY PAINE:

Marriage: 05 Nov 1884, Altus, Franklin, Arkansas

Children of HIRAM SHANGLE and MARY PAINE are: