Susie Gaynell Henshaw

1. Samuel Henshaw (c1661-c1719) m Keziah Pell (c1670->1721) 2.. Samuel Henshaw (?-c1758) m Martha Noell (c1689-?) 3... John Henshaw (c1728-1790) m Rachel Lee Boulware (c1730-1794) 4.... Charles Lee Henshaw (c1776-1829) m Elizabeth Gatewood (c1770-1826) 5..... George W. Henshaw (c1808-<1850) m Susan S. Chenault (c1815-?) 6...... Chaney Henshaw (c1848-?) m Willie Ann Heath (c1852-?) 7....... William George Henshaw (1881-?) m Robinnette Adams (1884-1963) 8........ Susie Gaynell Henshaw (1908-1989) +Edmond Samuel Adams (1906-1975)

She married Edmond Samuel Adams, Aug 26 1926, King William County, Virginia.^4,5 Edmond, son of Rimbertle/Rim Bud/Byrd/Birdie/Byrdie Adams & Etta Jane Adams, was born Apr 16 1906, King William County, Virginia.^3,4,6,7,8 Edmond was the brother of Laura Georgia Adams who married Susie's first cousin Leroy Henshaw, and Nettie Vivian Adams who married Susie's first cousin Luther Henshaw.

Susie and Edmund owned a watermelon farm in King William County, near the Sharon Indian School and Church. Edmund Adams Sr. and Jr. and William (Bill) Adams were all chiefs of the Upper Mattaponi Indian tribe at at different times.⁵

Susie and family were shown in the 1940 census (Apr 26 1940), Road 30, Acquinton District, King William County, Virginia:³

Susie and family were shown in the 1959 city directory of Richmond, Virginia:¹⁵

Edmond died Oct 1 1975, Richmond Memorial Hospital, Richmond, Virginia; age 69.^7,8

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