The Henry Family

Notes

John J Henry

According to Benton D. Henry, this information came from Mrs. John H.HenryAccording to Benton D. Henry, this information came from Mrs. JohnH. Henry
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"Putnam County Tennessee Cemeteries" does not reflect his burial in theHenry Cemetery or for that matter any other cemetery in Putnam County.{May be one of the 27 old unmarked stones mentioned on page 297 of PCTC.}

Rebecca J. Wyatt Henry

She was the step-daughter of John J. Henry Listed on 1880 CensusShe wasthe step-daughter of John J. Henry Listed on 1880 Census

Joseph Henry

Benton D. Henry's sources on this are:
Putnam County 1880 census
Letter Ollie Cossey, 7 April, 1971
Nina (Henry) Rager
George Grant LetterBenton D. Henry's sources on this are:
Putnam County 1880 census
Letter Ollie Cossey, 7 April, 1971
Nina (Henry) Rager
George Grant Letter

A P Henry

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Joseph Henry F/G (274) reflects DOD as 15 Jan 1906.

Joseph Henry

Benton D. Henry's sources on this are:
Putnam County 1880 census
Letter Ollie Cossey, 7 April, 1971
Nina (Henry) Rager
George Grant LetterBenton D. Henry's sources on this are:
Putnam County 1880 census
Letter Ollie Cossey, 7 April, 1971
Nina (Henry) Rager
George Grant Letter

Lidgard J Henry

Tree fell on Lidge and killed him. Crissie Lou then married Lidge'snephew, Lloyd Jefferson Henry, son of John J. Henry, grandson ofElishaTree fell on Lidge and killed him. Crissie Lou then marriedLidge's nephew, Lloyd Jefferson Henry, son of John J. Henry, grandson ofElisha

Crissie Lou Roberson

Benton has "Chrissie Roberson on this FGS.
Sources are Mrs. John H. Henry
George Grant, son of John M
Blanch Jernigan book pg 114

Crissie Lou Roberson was also married to Lidgard J. Henry and had fourchildren with him.Benton has "Chrissie Roberson on this FGS.
Sources are Mrs. John H. Henry
George Grant, son of John M
Blanch Jernigan book pg 114

Crissie Lou Roberson was also married to Lidgard J. Henry and had fourchildren with him.

LDillard Henry

"Standing Stone/Monterey Family History" by J. R. Dillard, pg 273

On 1910 Census 10 children living, 6 in household

Another SourceTina Henry and Bible of LD Henry"Standing Stone/MontereyFamily History" by J. R. Dillard, pg 273

On 1910 Census 10 children living, 6 in household

Another SourceTina Henry and Bible of LD Henry
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The 1910 Census reflects 10 children, 9 living and 6 still at home. Onename is missing if this is the case.

Household # 2-2 on 1880 census reflects L.D. as 13 years. old, thereforDOB is abt...... 1867.

Nancy Ford

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Both of her parents were born in Tennessee according to information Nancysupplied on census records.

Crockett C Conley

Benton D. Henry Sources:
Putnam County Census 1880
Tombstone inscriptions in Wanette
Mrs. John Henry, WanetteBenton D. Henry Sources:
Putnam County Census 1880
Tombstone inscriptions in Wanette
Mrs. John Henry, Wanette

Riley Crockett Henry

Benton D. Henry says his source was Ollie (Henry) Cossey and gravestonesat Wanette, along with Mrs. John H. Henry

Gr. Aunt Della: Said Nina and Herman were born in Oklahoma.

Gr. Aunt Ollie said: Riley and Leona died in Flud epidemic. Left twobaby girls, 3 years and 18 months, and Herman, 1 month old. Herman wasraised by his Aunt Ollie and her sister Della.

Mrs. John H. Henry: One of the daughters, Nina was raised by herGrandfther Stover, one mile west of Wanette, She married LemuelGoodnight. They live at St. Louis Oklahoma.

Herman Henry became a Captain in the Navy in WW IIBenton D. Henry sayshis source was Ollie (Henry) Cossey and gravestones at Wanette, alongwith Mrs. John H. Henry

Gr. Aunt Della: Said Nina and Herman were born in Oklahoma.

Gr. Aunt Ollie said: Riley and Leona died in Flud epidemic. Left twobaby girls, 3 years and 18 months, and Herman, 1 month old. Herman wasraised by his Aunt Ollie and her sister Della.

Mrs. John H. Henry: One of the daughters, Nina was raised by herGrandfther Stover, one mile west of Wanette, She married LemuelGoodnight. They live at St. Louis Oklahoma.

Herman Henry became a Captain in the Navy in WW II
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He succumbed to influenza during the epidemic.

Leona Stover

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She succumbed to influenza during the epidemic.

Research by Patricia Douglas Vance using all sources available to me. If you family members see something you do not want included, please notify me.
Updated October 29, 2000
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