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John Henry

Birth1750 - Berkeley, James, Virginia, USA
Death1846 - Cosby, Cocke, Tennessee, USA
MotherElizabeth McGill
FatherJudge James Henry - Scottish

Born in Berkeley, James, Virginia, USA on 1750 to Judge James Henry - Scottish and Elizabeth McGill. John Henry married Celia Fields and had 15 children. He passed away on 1846 in Cosby, Cocke, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Judge James Henry - Scottish
1726 - 1796
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Elizabeth Mcgill
1726 - 1785
Spouse(s)
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Celia Fields
1765 - 1838
Children Show all
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Temperance D. Norton Henry
1798 - Unknown
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Nancy Henry
1791 - Unknown
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Malvina Henry
1816 - 1912
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Mary Henry
1786 - Unknown
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Loucey "Lucy" Henry
1789 - 1860
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Celia Ann Henry
1809 - 1880
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Liza Henry
1800 - Unknown
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William Henry
1796 - 1860
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Robert L Henry
1803 - 1867
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Mutual Henry
1813 - 1813
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Joel Henry
1793 - 1830
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Jane Henry
1790 - 1830
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Lydia Henry
1788 - 1852
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Theophilus Fields Henry
1816 - 1873
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Thomas Henry
1802 - 1802

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