He was the son of Richard A. & Emma (Gibson) Bagshaw.
He married in 1901 to Miss Lula Ann Dudley.
He filed with the Cass County, Missouri Draft Board, for World War I, and stated that he worked for the Rock Island Railroad.
Before the 1930 census he had returned to Indiana. He was listed as a widower. The wife, in Cass County, Missouri also listed herself as a widow that year.
He married in 1901 to Miss Lula Ann Dudley.
He filed with the Cass County, Missouri Draft Board, for World War I, and stated that he worked for the Rock Island Railroad.
Before the 1930 census he had returned to Indiana. He was listed as a widower. The wife, in Cass County, Missouri also listed herself as a widow that year.
He was the son of Richard A. & Emma (Gibson) Bagshaw.
He married in 1901 to Miss Lula Ann Dudley.
He filed with the Cass County, Missouri Draft Board, for World War I, and stated that he worked for the Rock Island Railroad.
Before the 1930 census he had returned to Indiana. He was listed as a widower. The wife, in Cass County, Missouri also listed herself as a widow that year.
He married in 1901 to Miss Lula Ann Dudley.
He filed with the Cass County, Missouri Draft Board, for World War I, and stated that he worked for the Rock Island Railroad.
Before the 1930 census he had returned to Indiana. He was listed as a widower. The wife, in Cass County, Missouri also listed herself as a widow that year.
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