The Henry Family

Notes

George W. Henry

Benton Henry gave his sources as: Records of Barbara Rimmer, TX
Rev. Charles R. Hagee, MO, Pat Franklin, Cookeville; Bible of CampbellBohannon UCGA; White County Marriage RecordsBenton Henry gave his sourcesas: Records of Barbara Rimmer, TX
Rev. Charles R. Hagee, MO, Pat Franklin, Cookeville; Bible of CampbellBohannon UCGA; White County Marriage Records

George W. Henry

Benton Henry gave his sources as: Records of Barbara Rimmer, TX
Rev. Charles R. Hagee, MO, Pat Franklin, Cookeville; Bible of CampbellBohannon UCGA; White County Marriage RecordsBenton Henry gave his sourcesas: Records of Barbara Rimmer, TX
Rev. Charles R. Hagee, MO, Pat Franklin, Cookeville; Bible of CampbellBohannon UCGA; White County Marriage Records

Lucy Lower

Part of this info is from Dale Welch who is decended from this Line.Evidently brothers married sistersPart of this info is from Dale Welchwho is decended from this Line. Evidently brothers married sisters

Thomas Henry

Benton Henry notes:
"Thomas-probably in household of George and Annie before 1820"
"Thomas-probably the extra male 18-26 in household of Joseph Henry-WhiteCounty-1820"
"White County 1830 Census, Page 48 (next to Joseph Henry)
"Thomas Henry - 1 m 1825-1830; 1 m 1790-1800, i F 1800-10"
"Thomas Henry-Administrator - Estate SAle of Wm Parker, Dec'd.
(Wm. Parker b 1770-80 m. 5 September 1799 Tabitha Bohannon, in Knox Co.,TN
Tabitha, b 1774, VA, was daughter of WM Bohannon (1730 VA 1816 White Co.,TN)"
"No record found of Thomas Henry after 1835, anywhere in Tennessee,evidently left the state. Best guess: ILL, MO, Ark, or Ohio--WilsonParker (s/o Wm) Was in Madison County Arkansas by 1850."Benton Henrynotes:
"Thomas-probably in household of George and Annie before 1820"
"Thomas-probably the extra male 18-26 in household of Joseph Henry-WhiteCounty-1820"
"White County 1830 Census, Page 48 (next to Joseph Henry)
"Thomas Henry - 1 m 1825-1830; 1 m 1790-1800, i F 1800-10"
"Thomas Henry-Administrator - Estate SAle of Wm Parker, Dec'd.
(Wm. Parker b 1770-80 m. 5 September 1799 Tabitha Bohannon, in Knox Co.,TN
Tabitha, b 1774, VA, was daughter of WM Bohannon (1730 VA 1816 White Co.,TN)"
"No record found of Thomas Henry after 1835, anywhere in Tennessee,evidently left the state. Best guess: ILL, MO, Ark, or Ohio--WilsonParker (s/o Wm) Was in Madison County Arkansas by 1850."

Lewis Bohannon

"By the time Lewis Bohannon married Catherine Henry in 1851, he was 68years old and he had outlived two wives. Only two of his 15 grownchildren -- the first born in 1804 in Knox County, Tennessee; the restborn 1806-1826 in White County were nearby. All the rest had scatteredto Ill, Iowa, MO., Ark, and ALA. When Lewis died without a will in 1853,he had a siable estate -- A fine farm of 546 acres (in 1842) and elevenslaves. The records don't state why Catherine filed suit against theother heirs in September 1855, but the squabble dragged though the courtsof White and Putnam Counties for the next 14 years. If it weren't forall these Court records, little would be known about the large family ofLewis Bohannon.
One of the heirs of Lewis was a grandons, William Henry, who waslisted as being in Illinois in 1853, sone of Dicey (Bohannon) Henry,dec'd. No record has been found of Dicey, Son William, or the given nameof his father. Assuming that Dicey married one of the Henrys of WhiteCounty, I can see only two possibilities: Thomas Henry b 1790-800 orJohn M. Henry b 1820-25, son of Joseph Henry. Diceyis believed to beeither the oldest daughter b 1804 or one of the younger ones b c 1821" BH

Email November 1, 1998, from JamieRkSdr@aol.com in which she states"Dicie was born in 1804 the daughter of Lewis Bohannon and Lucy Lower(y)" She had no given name for her husband either. She is descendedfrom Lewis Bohannon and Lucy (Lower(y)"By the time Lewis Bohannon marriedCatherine Henry in 1851, he was 68 years old and he had outlived twowives. Only two of his 15 grown children -- the first born in 1804 inKnox County, Tennessee; the rest born 1806-1826 in White County werenearby. All the rest had scattered to Ill, Iowa, MO., Ark, and ALA.When Lewis died without a will in 1853, he had a siable estate -- A finefarm of 546 acres (in 1842) and eleven slaves. The records don't statewhy Catherine filed suit against the other heirs in September 1855, butthe squabble dragged though the courts of White and Putnam Counties forthe next 14 years. If it weren't for all these Court records, littlewould be known about the large family of Lewis Bohannon.
One of the heirs of Lewis was a grandons, William Henry, who waslisted as being in Illinois in 1853, sone of Dicey (Bohannon) Henry,dec'd. No record has been found of Dicey, Son William, or the given nameof his father. Assuming that Dicey married one of the Henrys of WhiteCounty, I can see only two possibilities: Thomas Henry b 1790-800 orJohn M. Henry b 1820-25, son of Joseph Henry. Diceyis believed to beeither the oldest daughter b 1804 or one of the younger ones b c 1821" BH

Email November 1, 1998, from JamieRkSdr@aol.com in which she states"Dicie was born in 1804 the daughter of Lewis Bohannon and Lucy Lower(y)" She had no given name for her husband either. She is descendedfrom Lewis Bohannon and Lucy (Lower(y)

Lucy Lower

Part of this info is from Dale Welch who is decended from this Line.Evidently brothers married sistersPart of this info is from Dale Welchwho is decended from this Line. Evidently brothers married sisters

Elisha Newton Henry

Inofrmation from Benton D. Henry; sources listed are:
L. D. Henry Bible
John Morgan Grant
Benton M. Henry
Ollie (Henry) Cosssey
Tombstone inscriptions: Henry Cemetary, TN; Sand Springs Cemetary, TN and
Wanette Cemetary, OklahomaInofrmation from Benton D. Henry; sourceslisted are:
L. D. Henry Bible
John Morgan Grant
Benton M. Henry
Ollie (Henry) Cosssey
Tombstone inscriptions: Henry Cemetary, TN; Sand Springs Cemetary, TN and
Wanette Cemetary, Oklahoma
[whitake1.FTW]

Elisha Newton Henry Family Group sheet (27) reflects DOD as 21 May 1906and burial in Sand Springs. "Putnam County Cemeteries" doesn't reflecthis burial in Sand Springs or any other Putnam County Cemetery for thatmatter.

Household # 555.

Household # 3- ?_.

Household # 2-2.

Elisha Newton Henry

Inofrmation from Benton D. Henry; sources listed are:
L. D. Henry Bible
John Morgan Grant
Benton M. Henry
Ollie (Henry) Cosssey
Tombstone inscriptions: Henry Cemetary, TN; Sand Springs Cemetary, TN and
Wanette Cemetary, OklahomaInofrmation from Benton D. Henry; sourceslisted are:
L. D. Henry Bible
John Morgan Grant
Benton M. Henry
Ollie (Henry) Cosssey
Tombstone inscriptions: Henry Cemetary, TN; Sand Springs Cemetary, TN and
Wanette Cemetary, Oklahoma
[whitake1.FTW]

Elisha Newton Henry Family Group sheet (27) reflects DOD as 21 May 1906and burial in Sand Springs. "Putnam County Cemeteries" doesn't reflecthis burial in Sand Springs or any other Putnam County Cemetery for thatmatter.

Household # 555.

Household # 3- ?_.

Household # 2-2.

Joseph Henry

This family lived near John Henry and James Netherton in 1840 and 1850.Left for parts unknown before 1860--maybe to Arkansas with some of theNethertons

This information came from the Bible of James Netherton and NormaTrammell-in Texas and the oldest marriage book in White County

Maida Emrick Whitten contributed soem information in 1995This familylived near John Henry and James Netherton in 1840 and 1850. Left forparts unknown before 1860--maybe to Arkansas with some of the Nethertons

This information came from the Bible of James Netherton and NormaTrammell-in Texas and the oldest marriage book in White County

Maida Emrick Whitten contributed soem information in 1995

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Updated October 29, 2000
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