1. Meridith Henshaw (c1806-1883) m Margaret Etheridge (c1802-?)
2.. Lucinda Henshaw (c1841-?)
+James M. Holliday (c1838-?)
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Lucinda Henshaw [ID 02400]
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Born about 1841, Mississippi (probably DeSoto County).1,2,3
She married James M. Holliday, Aug 5 1858, Hernando, DeSoto County, Mississippi.4,5,6,7,8 James was born about 1838, Tennessee.3,4
Children:4
America Holliday, born Aug 22 1859; died Jan 27 1905.
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George A. Holliday, born Nov 22 1861.
Malissia Holliday, born Feb - 1862; died Oct 25 1913.
Della Holliday, born Dec - 1863.
Charles Allen Holliday, born Apr 19 1864; died Oct 9 1933.
Ida Holliday, born c1866; died c1886.
Lucinda and family were shown in the 1860 census, Senatobia, DeSoto (now Tate) County, Mississippi:3
J.M. Holaday, age 22, born in Tennessee; farmer; $200 personal property.
Lucinda Holaday, age 19, born in Mississippi.
A.A.M. Holaday, female, age 9 months, born in Mississippi.
A. Hufstutter, age 25, born in North Carolina; well digger.
E.J. Hufstutter, age 18, born in Tennessee.
Henrietta Hufstutter, age 1, born in Mississippi.
Wm Holaday, age 16, born in Mississippi; laborer.
Geo Holaday, age 14, born in Mississippi.
Savannah Holaday, age 12, born in Mississippi.
Living next door on one side in 1860 was the family of brother William;9 next door on the other side was the family of sister Jane;10 one more house away was the family of sister Seany Elizabeth;11 one more house away were Lucinda's parents and family.12
Sources
- Contribution from Steve Morgan () citing:
Letter from the Tate County, Mississippi genealogical society.
- 1850 census, Southern Division, DeSoto County, Mississippi; roll 371, page 331, dwelling #252.
- 1860 census, Senatobia P.O., DeSoto County, Mississippi; roll M653-581, page 55-56, line #40, dwelling #421, family #421.
- The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS)
computerized Ancestral File.
- Contribution from Steve Morgan ().
- The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS)
International Genealogical Index (IGI) - Mississippi.
- Halbert's "The New World Book of Henshaws" (for what it's worth).
- Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935; http://www.ancestry.com.
- 1860 census, Senatobia P.O., DeSoto County, Mississippi; roll M653-581, page 56, line #9, dwelling #422, family #422.
- 1860 census, Senatobia P.O., DeSoto County, Mississippi; roll M653-581, page 55, line #37, dwelling #420, family #420.
- 1860 census, Senatobia P.O., DeSoto County, Mississippi; roll M653-581, page 55, line #33, dwelling #419, family #419.
- 1860 census, Senatobia P.O., DeSoto County, Mississippi; roll M653-581, page 55, line #30, dwelling #418, family #418.
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