KINFOLK
LOBBAN - COPELAND - HENDERSON
NEXT - Conclusion
Note: Hendersons lived on Dumpling Run, a short distance from Burnsville, W.Va.. The following information concerning the Lobban family was copied from a Henderson family Bible in the possession of the
descendants of Marion and Howard's great aunt, Lucinda Henderson Barrette. Her daughters were living in 1941 at Camden-on-Gauley, W. Va. The record was probably written in the Bible by some member of Aunt Lucinda's generation rather than having
been written earlier. "Lobban" was spelled with an "i," rather than an "a." When we searched the court house and historical society records in Albemarle County, Virginia, where the Lobbans settled, we discovered this error.
"John Lobbin was born in North Britain (Scotland) in the shire of Aberdeen and parish of Long Side, June 7, 1734. He was the only child of his parents, and came
to America when he was 13 years of age. Elizabeth Copeland, his wife, was born
Sept 19, 1772 in Albemarle County, Virginia."
In the Bible was also recorded the names and births of the children. When we did the research in Albemarle County in 1977, we learned that a John G. Lobban had married a "Jane Ramsey." We think this was the John Lobban who emigrated from
Scotland, and that it was their son, John, who married Elizabeth Copeland. There was 38 years difference in the ages of John G. Lobban and Elizabeth Copeland, which would be unusual for a husband and wife. John G. Lobban and Jane Ramsey were the
parents of four children, according to the records in the historical society in Albemarle County. They were: John, William, Mary and Alexander.
John Lobban (probably the II) and Elizabeth Copeland are one set of the great-great great grandparents of Marion and Howard Brady, on their mothers side. Their children were listed in the Bible.
I. John G. Lobban, (I), born in Scotland June 7, 1734
Jane Ramsey
II. John Lobban (II) (Children born in Nelson Co., Va.)
Elizabeth Copeland. born in Albemarle County, Va., Sept. 19, 1772
III. 1. Mildred, 11-15-1792
2. Susanna S. Bible gives her nickname, Susan) 3-5-1795
(Stanley)
3. Alexander Henry, 11-14-1797
4. Jane M. (Bible just gives "Jane:), 11-11-1799
(Married a "Martin")
5. Rhoda I. (James), 9-7-1801
6. Lucinda Lobban, b. 3-27-1803 d. 9-2-1880
Robert Clarke Henderson, b. 1-10-1803 d. 9-2-1880
(One of the death dates may be incorrect)
IV. William Warder Henderson
(continued below)
More LOBBAN - COPELAND - HENDERSON lineages:
Couple #6 are great-great-grandparents of Marion and Howard Brady and of Adriel Brady Thrash and Sharon Thrash Schaible. Their marriage bond is recorded in the Marriage Record Book #2, page 19, in Nelson
County, Virginia. Married Sept. 28, 1824. Their first child, William Warder Henderson, your great-grandfather was born the year after their marriage. We found a deed in the Nelson County Courthouse in Lovingston, Va. which indicated that Robert
C. Henderson was living in Lewis County, now W. Va., in 1850 and his son William Warder was still in Nelson County. Va. According to the U. S. Census of Lewis County in 1850, Robert C. Henderson and his wife were both 46 years old, and the
following children were still at home: Cintha F., age 19; Nathaniel H. and John P., both 16; Robert, 13; Mariah J., 10; Lucy A., 7 and Henry L., 8 months.
IV. 1. William Warder Henderson, b. 9-20-1825 d. 3-1-1887
Elizabeth Ann Wingfield,
b. 5-11-1832 d. In January 1908
More WINGFIELD info
V. 1. Infant son, b. 5-9-1853 d. 5-17-1853
2. Eliza Lucinda,
b. 8-17-1854 d. 12-3-1928
Felix Josephas Barrette, b. 12-12-1852 d. 6-11-1930
VI. 1.
Ernest Lee Barrette, 6-27-1875, Died previous to 12-25-1964
Lula Ward, married 5-4-1911, Nicholas County. Died 10-21-1918
VII. 1. Mary Lowse
2. Gordan Lee
3. Herbert Felix.
(Reared by Ida and Daniel Caudy, from three weeks,
due to death of mother.)
2. Mary Araminta, b. 3-15-1877 d. 12-6-1933 m. 9-4-1901
John Bears (No children)
3. Ida Gay, b. 9-21-1878 d. 1930's, m. 12-24-1896
Daniel Boone Caudy
VII. 1. Daniel Gilbert, a doctor, 11-21-1897
Helen
VIII. 1. Nancy Ellen, 1-26-1932
2. Ida Lucille, 3-21-1901
Henry Eugene Davis, first husband, died 8-16-1934
Fidler. Second husband,-
One son, William Fidler
3. Mary Lucinda, 1-7-1908
4. Charles William, 8-3-1882. Unmarried
VI. 5.
Nathan D., 7-6-1885 to 2-17-1928, Married 4-?-1909
Lillie Friend
VII. 1. George Clarence
2. Ralph Leroy
3. John Williams
4. Robert Friend
5. Maxine
6. Fred L.
7. Elizabeth Ann
6. Warder Josephus, b. 1-28-1888 d. 12-27-1908
7. Elizabeth Ann, 2-18-1893 to 2-3-1924
William Kerr
V. 3. Robert Alexander Henderson, b. 12-8-1856,
in
Nelson Co., Va. d 9-30-1917. Robert was married three times.
He had two sons and two daughters by his first wife, and two
sons by his second wife. No children by his third wife, Rose Hutchinson.
His first wife died about 1898.
VI. 1.
Mabel, b. 9-30-1883 d. 4-5-1920 Married
Ike Fleischrnan.
2. Clifford, b. 3-12-1888
3. Frankie, b. 4-9-1891
4. Aubrey, b. 8-12-1893
Brady Hugh Inge, b. 4-24-1890 d. 3-23-1853
VII. 1. Maxine Inge Larue. Husband
Corliss LaRue. No children.
V. 4. Mary Frances Henderson, b. 3-15-1858 d
1914,
of blood poisoning in an injured finger.
Joseph H. Ritter, 1857 - 1923. No children.
They are buried in a hill cemetery on the eastern edge of
Burnsville, W. Va. Other members of the Henderson family
are buried there, Dates of years on stone.
V. 5. John Hiter ("Dutch"), b. 9-25-1859 d.
4-5-1896.
Born in Augusta County, Virginia. Unmarried.
V. 6. Amanda Jane, b. 7-1-1861 d 2-13-1942, m.
4-16-1885
John VanRenselar Tenney, 1-18-1856 to 8-6-1945.
Moved to Madison County, Ohio, before World War I.
VI. 1.
Lydia Ina, b. 7-26-1886 d. 5-16-1982, m. 6-4-1911
John Harlan Foster, b. 9-20-1875
VII. 1. Ina Ruth, 10-10-1916, m. 6-4-1942
Ivor Kenyon Adams, 11-9-1918
VIII. 1. John Andrew, 2-14-1943
IX. 1. Kenyon Grimes Adams, 11-30-1964
2. Sally Jane, b. ?, Married
2. John James Tenney Foster, 8-25-1918 m 9-23-1921.
Died of sleeping sickness.
3. Amelia Josephine, b. 8-4-1926 m. 1957
Oschar Hugo Goodheil
VIII. 1. Karen Diane, 7-25-1958
2. Gilbett F. 1960
3. Linda Marie, 1-1-1964
VI. 2.
Stacy Tenney, 6-5-1888 to 10--1974, m. 12--1915
Cary C. Tope, Died about 1962
VII. 1. Nida Pauline, 9-19-1917
William Albert McCausland (Two children)
2. Claribel Jane, b. 9-29-1919
married by Troy R. Brady, 3-24-1945
Gilbert Clyde Warner. At least 4 children-
3. John VanRensler, 2-19-1922, also married by Troy, 10-3-1943
Irene Naomi Randall, at least 4 children
(Brenda Carol)
4. Mary Agnes, b. 8-23-1923
Arthur Emrich. At least 3 children.
5. Stacy Nell
Joe ______. At least two children.
V. 7. Margaret Susan, (Meg) b. 7-16-1864 to 1915
(They moved to California and she died in Glendale.
As far as I know I never saw her.)
Huston Brown Humphreys, 1856 to 1937
(She was married under the name Maggie S. Henderson,
recorded in Book of Marriages 1887..1891, on 10-19-1887,
page 33. In the family Bible the full name is recorded.
VI. 1.
Frank, the first child died in Sutton, W. Va., soon after birth.
Resolutions of Sympathy were printed in the paper, from
the Presbyterian Church, where the father was an elder.
Mother kept this clipping in the Bible, and I now have it in
my possession.
2. May McQuain Humphreys, 5-1-1889 to 4-9-1932.
Hershel Pratt, died 4-19-1932. They had no children.
3. Cavot Warder, 5-6-1892 to 4-19-1977 m. 1-6-1915
Esther Catherine Spradling, 6-6-1892
VII.
1. Anna Margaret, b. I1-17-1915 m. 6-27-1934
Byron Yount, 4-15-?. Married 6-27-1934
VIII. 1. Byron, 1-21-1935, wife
Donna. 3 daughters
2. Gary, 7-17-1937, wife Pat. 3 boys
3. Sharon, 5-28-1941. 1 son.
2. Charles, 8-27-1917 to 1-3-1937.
Killed in a motorcycle accident
3. Richard Cavot, b. 11-17-1928, married 7-6-1947,
but divorced. Richard had two sons by his first wife,
Jeanette, and two daughters by second wife,
Rosalee.
VIII. 1. Charles, 7-17-1948
2. Ronald, 8-18-1949
3. Debra, 6-15-1955
4. Cathy, 7-26-1957
4. Frank, 1901 to 1907
5. Austin, died with whooping cough at seven months.
V. 8. Mildred May, Bible records her birth as
7-7-1865,
on tombstone 1866, d. 4-2-1931.
Rev. Jacob Burdes Carder, 8-12-1866 to 6-15-1942.
They retired in Burnsville, W. Va., on the south side of the
river, They are both buried in the old cemetery on the eastern edge
of Burnsville, The cemetery is very inaccessible. When we were there
in 1977 we could not drive up the hill. Grandfather and Grandmother
Henderson are probably buried there, but we could not find their
graves, and want to make another trip back for a more thorough search.
Aunt Mollie Ritter and her husband are buried there.
VI. 1.
William Bundles, 10-17-1898
Mildred Cameron, (first wife, died. mother of William)
Hazel Burdette (second wife).
VII. 1. William, born 7-19-1923, Roanoke, Va.,
VIII. 1. Cynthia Sue.
VI. 2.
Henderson Douglas, 2-25-1901 to 1967. Unmarried.
3. Elizabeth May, 9-6-1902. Died in the 1960s or early 1970s.
Called Mabel in early years, later she changed her name to
Phyllis; married three times.
Everett Robert Pierce, m. 10-1920
Marion Wicks Truesdale, 3-27-1888 to 3-20-1932
Peter Baker, died before Phyllis.
VII. 1. James Warren Pierce, 7-31-1921
(8213 New Hampshire Ave. #302
Hyattsville, MD. 20783)
Vera Kathleen Batton, 8-8-1925 m. 7-21-1945
VIII. 1. James Douglas, 8-20-1946
Mary Margaret ________
IX. 1. Phyllis
2. Susan
VII. 2. Robert Barth Pierce, 2-14-1925
Wilda Mae Morgan, 5-19-1926 (first wife)
Janet Besk, 8-6-1952
VIII. 1. Morgan Barth, 8-18-1949 m. 12-73
Marlene Dishnau
2. Mark, 5-17-1951. m. 8-9-1975
Linda Pulgini
3. Rebecca Lee, 5-28-1954
4. Hollis Alexandria, 6-17-1977
VI. 4.
Hollis Valencia, 8-21-1909. (She was born in the Arizona
Territory, before it obtained statehood.
Died in Austria in the 1960s while on a European trip.)
Joseph Hugh Meyers, b. 7-1-1904. Lawyer.
VII. 1. Judith Phyllis, I1-2-1935
2. Thomas Joseph, 7-15-1939 ("Guru" ?)
3. John Anthony, 9-20-1947
4. Mary Christine, 12-25-1948 (Meyers)
(Most of the information above and on the previous page was from my cousin, Phyllis Carder (Baker)
V. 9. William Henry Henderson, 11-2-1867 to
5-27-1895. Never married.
Braxton Co.
10. Martha Emaline (Em),
11-13-1869 m 4-16-1941
Rev. James Madison Ocheltree. Died in July of 1936.
Vl. 1.
Mansel, (I). Killed in a swimming accident while on "Skip Day"
just before graduation from high school. Mother gave me his
obituary, which was kept for years in the family Bible.
2. Paul Henderson, b. 1-3-1900 d. 1948
Hazel Bishop, b. 1905
VII.
1. Mansel (II)
Athea Hughes. Two daughters,
VIII. 1. Connie Louise, Feb. 1945
2. Carol Ann, 5-1-1948.
2. Gerald
3. Warren Russell, b. 12-25-1903 d. 1--1964
Clarice Wolfington, 8-27-1906, married 12-25-1925
(We visited with Warren and Clarice Ocheltree, at their ranch near Madera, California, May 22, 1948. We only stayed one night but enjoyed getting acquainted with the family. Clarice said that she hoped I
did not mind her staring at me, because she was so amazed at the resemblance between me and Warren’s sister, Helen. Warren and Helen are my first cousins, but this was the first time I had ever seen any member of this branch of my mother's
family.)
VII.
1. George Roland, 9-16-1926, married 9-14-1945
Lorraine Cook, 9-27-1926
VIII. 1. Terry Roland, 2-19-1948
2. Warren Robert, 10-30-1928, married 8-17-1947
Betty Jo Vickers (They were expecting a baby in 1948.)
3. Marjorie Clarissa, 9-14-1934
4. Sylvia Anita, 11-16-1942
VI. 4. Ruth, died at 18
months
5.
Helen Margaret, 5-19-1916
Earl Brusted
(Information on the above family from Warren and Clarice Ocheltree.)
V. 11. Edward Morgan, 6-7-1871. Married two times,
first two children by fast wife and the two boys by the second.
Alpharhetta (Rena) Sophronia Moffat
(Marriage certificate, 4-21-1891, marriage book 3, page 472,
(Same book as my parents ETB) Braxton Co.
Iva Edna Kessling.
(On Dec. 5, 1904 Edward M. Henderson and wife, Iva Edna,
bought for $1000.00 a lot on Polk Creek, near Weston, W. Va.
This was to be paid for in installments by 11-1-1912. The lien was
for $750.00. Deed book 57, page 4071, Lewis County Court House.)
VI. 1. Opal Henderson
Harper Skidmore
2.
Ursulla
3.
George
4.
Brooks
V. 12.
Lillie Josephine Henderson
Marion James Thrash
 The only girlhood
picture ever taken of Lillie Josephine Henderson (Thrash), as far as is known by the family. She was in her teens. (See Thrash section)
Lillie (Henderson) Thrash’s Teacher’s Certificate
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Mother was always justly proud of the fact that at age eighteen and a half she earned this highest rating “Teacher’s Certificate”. Seeing this should give her descendants a feeling of pride in their
heritage.
This is a
reproduction of a very old family group picture, from the home of Lillie and Marion Thrash. I had probably not seen it in seventy years until August 1993. My sister, Beulah Cook, showed it to me at that time. We both easily recognize
our parents and believe that this is a picture of a group from my mother's side of the family. (Henderson) Several people have studied it in connection with the old Crislip pictures, and can find no resemblance to the members of that
family. Mother (Lillie Henderson Thrash) is the lady in the second row from the
front, holding the baby. We think the baby is probably Gotthart, the first child born to Lillie (Henderson) Thrash and her husband, Marion. |
If so, the picture was certainly taken sometime in 1898, since Gotthart was born Dec. 27, 1897. Dad (Marion James Thrash), is the hatless, black-haired man in the third row down from the back, in front
and a little to the left of the lady in the white blouse. We think the old lady on the extreme left in the second row may be our grandmother, Elizabeth Ann Henderson. I seem to have a faint memory that this is true and that the gentleman next
to her is the husband of the lady in front of, and to his left. This may be just wishful thinking on my part, since I have always wanted a picture of this set of grandparents.
Grandfather, William Warder Henderson, died around nine years before Mother married.
We secured a photostatic copy of this instrument, which was in the archives of the County of Nelson, Virginia, at Lovingston. The workers in this Court House were especially helpful. They suggested
that we might want a copy of the original which would be stored, if the family had not come back for it. We were able to get copies of two original documents. A scribes copy is in Deed Book #6, page 103.
This instrument is called "A Deed of Gift," and was either written or dictated by Elizabeth Lobban. It was written January 6, 1827, and recorded May 28, 1827. This was probably used as a will after her death. This was signed by all the
children, and by Robert C. Henderson, who was the husband of Lucinda Lobben, on the day on which it was written. I wonder if the mark (X) was required up until a certain date, at least in some states. The signatures of the seven, and also the
three witnesses, are all different, but all also used the mark.
Lucinda Lobban Henderson was the great-great-great-grandmother of Marion and Howard Brady, Adriel B. Thrash and Sharon Thrash Schaible.
(Copied as nearly as possible to the original - no errors corrected.)
Know all men by these presents, that I Elizabeth Lobban of the county of Nelson and State of
Virginia, being actuated by motives of generosity, prudence and natural duty toward my children, viz. Mildred Lobban, Susanna S. Lobban, Alexander H. Lobban, Jane M. Lobban, Rhoda I. Lobban, and Lucinda Henderson (formerly Lucinda Lobban)
and for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which I bear to my Said children, as well as for the further Consideration of the Sum of One Dollar to me in hand paid by them, at and before the ensealing and delivery of
these presents, (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, and given and granted, and by these presents do give and grant unto the Said Mildred, Susanna, Alexander, Jane, Rhoda & Lucinda, their executors, administrators and asigns, the
following property, to wit, three negro Slaves, named Nancy, William and Kitty, being a negro woman, a boy and a girl; but not to be in the possession of my Said children (or any of them) nor belong to them (or any of them) nor to be
owned or enjoyed by them in any manner, or upon any pretence whatever until after my death; and then to have and to hold, the Said negro Slaves unto my aforesaid children, forever, together with all the future increse of Said Slaves,
which I also give and grant to my Said children in like manner: hereby retaining and reserving to myself a life estate in Said Slaves and their future increase; with all the privileges and advantages incident to a life estate, in as full
extent as if this deed had never been executed: and it is also hereby declared to be true intent and meaning of this deed that at my death as aforesaid (and not before) the Said negro Slaves, and all their future increase, are then to be
possessed, owned and enjoyed by Said children, their exors. admrs. & in the Same manner, and in as full extent as if the life estate as aforesaid, had not been reserved: (however nothing herein contained is to be so construed as to effect
or interfere with said life estate or any thing incident thereto.)
And the said Elizabeth Lobban, for herself, her exors and administrators, the Said negro Slaves, and their increase (if any) unto the Said Mildred, Susanne, Alexander, Jane, Rhoda & Linda, their exors. &
assigns. against the claims of her the Said Elizabeth Lobban, her exers. & assigns. (Except her life estate as aforesaid) and against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever shall and will warrant and forever
defend every person or persons whatsoever by their presents. In witness Whereof the Said Elizabeth Lobban, has hereunto set her hand and affixed her seal this 6th day of January 1827.
her
Witness
Elizabeth X Lobban (seal)
John B. Spice
mark
John M. Fatter
Hardin P. Smith |
(When I studied this instrument I got a very clear picture of my great-great grandmother, Elizabeth Lobban as being a very strong, independent widow. I think her children were using her slaves without
her permission and she was giving them to understand that she was still the owner and boss of said slaves, although they would inherit them at her death. I was amused by the signatures also. Some looked like they signed under duress. My
great-grandmother, Lucinda Lobban Henderson's, husband was the only spouse signing the deed of gift. Surely others were married. Did the spouses just refuse to sign? I wonder!)
I have corrected some errors in the passage below. Corrections are in brackets. Lillie Henderson was first named Cordelia, which was changed later.
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From a reprinting of Haram Hardesty’s old book on West Virginia Counties. These articles began to appear in 1883. This was from the volume on Calhoun, Pocahontas, Braxton and Berkeley Counties:
"William W. Henderson, son of Robert C. and Lucinda (Lobban) Henderson, was born
in Nelson County, Virginia, September 30, 1825. In Staunton, Virginia, July 16, 1861, he enlisted in Company 1, 62d Virginia Infentry, and with that company he took part in the battles of New Market, and those fought about Richmond, where
for three days he was constantly in skirmishes, and the battle of Whitehouse. After this engagement he was stricken with fever and taken home, and before his recovery the war was ended.
"In Nelson County, Virginia, Sept. 23, 1853, William W. Henderson was joined in marriage with Elizabeth A. Wingfield. Her birth was in Albemarle county, Virginia, May 11, 1832 the date,
and Robert C. and Eliza C. [really Eliza S., thought to be the initial for Selina] Elson [really Elsom] Wingfield her parents. Her mother is now living in Upshur County, West Virginia, and her father died in February of 1870. Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson are the parents of Eliza L., born August 17,1854; Robert A., Dec. 8,1856; Mary F., March 14,1858; (Bible March 15th) John H., 1859; Amanda J., July 1, 1861; Margaret S July 16, 1864; Mildred M., July 7, 1866; William H.,
November 2, 1867; Martha E. November 13, 1869; Edward M., June 18, 1871; Cordelia J., [Always called Lillie and all official papers signed that way.] February 22, 1873. Robert, John and Mildred live in Cass County, Illinois, the others in
Braxton County, and he is farming in the Salt Lick District, where he made his home in 1867. His parents died in this county, his mother on the 28th of December, 1879, and his father on the 2nd of September, 1880. William W. Henderson's
post office address is Burnsville, Braxton County, W. Va." |
*The reprinting of Hardesty's Counties of W. Va. was done by Jim Comstock of Richwood, W. Va.
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A photostatic copy of the original of this deed or indenture was obtained from the Nelson County Court House, in Lovingston, Va., Oct 4, 1977. This indenture is dated April 29, 1850, between Robert and
Lucinda Henderson, who are great-great grandparents of Marion and Howard Brady, on their mother's side. William W. (Warder) Henderson was their son.
This Indenture, made, and entered into this 29th day of Apr in the year eighteen hundred and
fifty, between Robert Henderson and Lucinda, his wife, of the county of Lewis, and the State of Virginia of the one part, and William M. Henderson of the county of Nelson, and the State aforesaid of the other part: Witnesseth, that the
said Robert Henderson and wife, for, and in consideration of the sum of forty dollars to them in hand paid, at and before the sealling and delivery of these presents. (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged) have bargained, sold,
granted, and confirmed, and by these presents, do bargain, sell, grant, and confirm, unto the said William W. Henderson, his heirs and assigns forever, all his, the said Robert Henderson's interest, or undivided share in the tract of
land of which his father, William Henderson died Seized and Possessed; lying in th said county of Nelson, adjoining the land of Robert Henderson, William B. Spiece, Samuel Parnell and others, and containing about one hundred and one
acres, and a fourth: the one eighth part of which is the interest of said Robert Henderson, now hereby sold and conveyed, his said father having died intestate,- leaving eight children, besides his widow, who is entitled to her dower in
said tract of land; consequently this sale is made subject to the said dower right. To have and to hold, the said one eighth part of the tract of land and its appurtenance (subject to the said dower right) unto the said William W.
Henderson, his heirs and assigns forever --- and the said Robert Henderson, and Lucinda, his wife, for themselves, their heirs &C -- the said one eight part of the tract of land and appurtenance, (subject to said dower right.) unto the
said William W, Henderson, his heirs &C - free from the claim or claims of ? the said Henderson and wife, their heairs &C -- and free from the claim or claims of all, and every person and persons whatsoever, Shall and will forever
warrant, and forever defend by them presents. In witness whereof, the said Robert Henderson and wife, hereunto Set their hand and seal, this day and year first above written. [Deed Book 13, page 165, 2-24-1851 ]
Robert C Henderson (seal)
her
Lucinda X Henderson (seal)
mark |
I. William Henderson and (?) Henderson. (Wm. died before 4-29-1850)
Left eight living children and his wife.
Diane Mahoney's records show Mary CLARKE (b. abt. 1779, Amherst
Co., VA) as his wife.
MORE>>
See also "The CLARK
COUSINs of Virginia"
(This is a copy of the webpage at
http://members.tripod.com/ClarkCousins/Karlene.html )
II. Robert C. Henderson, born 1803
Lucinda Lobban, born 1803.
III. Wm. Warder Henderson, born 1825
Elizabeth Ann Wingfield b.1832
IV.
Lillie Josephine Henderson, born 1873 -1931
Marion James Thrash, born 1875 - 1931
V. Virginia Elizabeth Thrash, born 1907 - 2002
( Author of KINFOLK & "Reclaimed
Memories" )
Troy Robert
Brady, born 1906 - 1998 See - "Pop
Troy's Anthology" (autobiography)
VI.
Granville Marion Brady, born 1927
Dorothy Nell Williams, born 1926 Died 1988
VII.
(See page 38 in Thrash section for descendants)
VI.
Howard Landis Brady, born 1935
Caroline Ann Curry, 1938-1996
More
CURRY info
Grace Mark, born 1932 (Second wife)
VII. (See page 39 in Thrash section for descendants)
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