┌── Meridith Henshaw
│ c1806-1883
┌── William Carroll Henshaw ──┤
│ 1830-1891 │
│ └── Margaret Etheridge
│ c1802-?
Robert Lee Henshaw ─────────┤
B: 1866 │ ┌── Martin Winn
D: 1922 │ │
└── Dianah Winn ──────────────┤
1833-1908 │
└── Jane "Jennie" Fulton
M: Susie Elizabeth Garrison
├── Wrennie Carroll Henshaw (1894-1949) 1,2,3
├── Chrystine Elizabeth Henshaw (1899-1919) 1,2,3
├── Robbie Velma Henshaw (1902-1904) 1
└── Wilma Henshaw (1905-2001) 3
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Robert Lee Henshaw [ID 12628]
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Born Dec 17 1866, Mississippi.1,2,3,4,5,6
He married Susie Elizabeth Garrison, Aug 7 1893, Tate County, Mississippi.1,3,7 Susie, daughter of - + Fannie Garrison, was born Mar 28 1876, Mississippi.1 (Sep - 1875).2 (c1878).3
Robert and family were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 18 1900), Tate County, Mississippi:2
Henshaw, Robert L., head-of-household, age 33, born Dec 1866 in Mississippi; parents born in Alabama; occupation: farmer; owned farm (mortgaged).
Henshaw, Susie, wife, age 24, born Sept 1875 in Mississippi; father born in North Carolina; mother born in Mississippi; 2 children, 2 living.
Henshaw, Rennie, son, age 5, born Sept 1894 in Mississippi; parents born in Mississippi; attended school 4 months.
Henshaw, Christine, daughter, age 8 months, born Sept 1899 in Mississippi; parents born in Mississippi.
Robert and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 29 1910), Senatobia, Tate County, Mississippi:3
Henshaw, Robert L., head-of-household, age 43, born in Mississippi; father born in Virginia; mother born in Alabama; first marriage, married 17 years; occupation: manager, wore [unclear] house; owned home (free).
Henshaw, Susie, wife, age 32, born in Mississippi; father born in South Carolina; mother born in Mississippi; first marriage, married 17 years; 4 children, 3 living.
Henshaw, Wrennie, son, age 15, born in Mississippi; parents born in Mississippi; attended school.
Henshaw, Christine, daughter, age 10, born in Mississippi; parents born in Mississippi; attended school.
Henshaw, Wilmer [unclear], daughter, age 4, born in Mississippi; parents born in Mississippi.
Garrison [unclear], Fannie, mother-in-law, age 58, born in Mississippi; parents born in South Carolina; widow; 3 children, 3 living.
Susie died Mar 4 1919, buried Bethesda Cemetery, Senatobia, Tate County, Mississippi.1,4 Susie's gravestone is engraved with "Mama, wife of R.L. Henshaw".
Robert Lee Henshaw died Mar 6 1922, buried Section 1, Bethesda Cemetery, Senatobia, Tate County, Mississippi.1,4 Robert's gravestone is engraved with "Papa".
Photo: Robert Lee Henshaw gravestone Bethesda Cemetery
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Photo: Susie Elizabeth Garrison gravestone Bethesda Cemetery
4
Sources
- Contribution from Barbara Peddicord () citing:
burials, Bethesda Cemetery, Tate County, Mississippi.
- 1900 census, Beat 4, Lanahoma P.O., Tate County, Mississippi; roll T623-829, ED 95, page 13A, line #12, dwelling #222, family #222.
- 1910 census, Beat 4, Senatobia, Tate County, Mississippi; roll T624-760, ED 90, page 169A-B, line #47, dwelling #212, family #222.
- http://www.findagrave.com.
- 1870 census, DeSoto County, Mississippi; page 330, line #19, dwelling #153, family #153.
- 1880 census, Senatobia, Tate County, Mississippi; roll T9-0665, ED 185, page 287A, line #23, dwelling #254, family #254.
- Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935; http://www.ancestry.com.
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