John Henry

Birth20 Mar 1763 - Derry, Ulster Province, Northern Ireland

Death27 Feb 1854 - Bern, Athens, Ohio, United States

MotherMary Anne Woodburn

FatherRobert G Henry

Born in Derry, Ulster Province, Northern Ireland on 20 Mar 1763 to Robert G Henry and Mary Anne Woodburn. John Henry married Rachel Long and had 16 children. He passed away on 27 Feb 1854 in Bern, Athens, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

Robert G Henry
1720 - 1810

Mary Anne Woodburn
1734 - 1823

Spouse(s)

Rachel Long
1765 - 1809

Margaret Mcnutt
1788 - 1857

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Matthew Henry
1792 - 1865

Janet "Jane" Henry
1795 - 1880

William M Henry
1804 - 1882

Robert Henry
1798 - 1881

John Henry
1789 - 1875

Mary "Polly" Henry
1802 - 1888

Nancy Henry
1800 - 1882

James Henry
1807 - 1885

Rachel Henry
1809 - 1887

Hiram Cable Henry
1829 - 1913

David Henry
1827 - 1914

Martha Henry
1819 - 1904

Hannah E. Henry
1825 - 1911

Charles Henry
1821 - 1892

Eliza Henry
1817 - 1880

Ann G Henry
1823 - 1854

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