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CHARLES ADDISON HENDERSON
Charles Addison Henderson was born in Laurens County, SC on 5 Nov 1838. He was the sixth son and seventh child born to Mastin Lee Henderson and Elizabeth Brock Henderson.
Charles along with his brothers entered the Civil War by signing up with the 14th South Carolina Infantry, Company C. His rank was listed as Cpl/Sgt. Charles, his brothers, and relatives participated in most every major battle under General Lee during the Civil War. He lost his next younger brother, William P. Henderson, on 30 Jun 1862 when he was killed in battle at South Anna near Richmond, Virginia.
After the war was over, the boys returned to South Carolina to help put the pieces back together. None of the Henderson boys stayed in South Carolina for very long and most went to Alabama and Texas. As far as I can determine, Charles was the first of our clan to move to Texas. He appeared on the 1870 U.S. Census for Lamar County, Paris Beat #2, with an enumeration date of 13 Aug 1870.
Charles met and later married Arretta Skidmore on 4 Feb 1871. She was the daughter of John Skidmore and Sarah A. Miller. Arretta was born in Lamar County and had lived there until their marriage. There were eight children born to this union:
A. John Plummer on 20 Jun 1873 in Lamar Co., Texas. He married Winnie M. Goin and they moved to Rattan, Oklahoma in Pushmataha County. They never had children. John died on 19 May 1932 and was buried at the Belzoni Cemetery west of Rattan.
B. Charles Mastin on 23 Sep 1875 in Lamar Co., Texas. He married Eunice Ethel Edwards, a neighbor in the Klondike area. The had a total of five children. Charles Mastin died on 27 Dec 1927 and was buried at the Klondike Baptist Church Cemetery near his parents and other family members.
C. Anna May on 8 Oct 1877 at Sylvan, Lamar Co., Texas. She married Edward Taylor Fleming on 5 Aug 1892. They had a total of twelve children. Anna May was my grandmother. They moved to the Indian Territory in January 1903 and settled at Belzoni, Oklahoma. She died on 20 Nov 1959 and was buried at the Belzoni Cemetery. Taylor died later on 28 Dec 1962 and was buried next to Anna May.
D. James Samuel on 8 Jun 1880 at Antiock, Delta Co., Texas. He married Lucy Ellen Robnett on 29 Jun 1902. They had a total of nine children. They farmed in Klondike where most of the family was located, but moved to west to Lamb County, Texas. Sam died on 8 Dec 1959 and was buried at the Spring Lake Cemetery, Lamb Co., Texas.
E. Edna Earl on 16 Aug 1885 in Delta Co., Texas. She married George Hilbert Veal. They had one child. Edna Earl died in 1963 and her place of burial is not known at this time.
F. Jennie Lou in Aug 1888 in Delta Co., Texas. She married Walter B. Smith. They had two children. Jennie died in 1963 and was buried at the Klondike Baptist Cemetery near the rest of the family.
G. Richard Lee in Aug 1891 in Delta Co., Texas. He married Ruby Beatrice McDaniel in Oklahoma. They had three children but later divorced. He later married Louise Moore. Richard was buried in Cooper, Texas at the Oaklawn Cemetery.
H. William Henry on 26 Oct 1897 in Delta Co., Texas. He married Agnes Marie (last name unknown). He was killed in a fight at Dallas, Texas on 3 Sep 1946. He was later buried at the Shiloh Cemetery in Delta County, Texas.
Charles Addison died on 13 Apr 1913 and was buried at the Klondike Baptist Cemetery, just a couple of miles where he lived for most of his married life. Arretta Skidmore Henderson was buried along side of Charles on 19 May 1932. Charles Addison Henderson was one of those early trail blazers that helped settle East Texas in the early days.
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MASTIN LEE HENDERSON JR
Mastin Lee Henderson Jr was the name sake of his father Mastin. He was born on 1 Jan 1837 at Laurens County, SC. He was the fifth son and sixth child born to Mastin Lee Henderson and Elizabeth Brock Henderson.
After the Civil War, he moved to Calhoun County, Alabama where he met Margaret A. Weir and later married her on 4 Dec 1872. They had six children all born in Alabama.
A. Annie Lee on 24 Feb 1874 at Calhoun Co., AL. She married Hank H. Goeghens after 1900. She died on 3 Dec 1938 and was buried in Hunt County, Texas.
B. Sue Weir on 20 Apr 1875 at Calhoun Co., AL. She married M. Lynn Bauknight on 9 Dec 1907. She died on 27 Apr 1942.
C. Wade Hampton on 11 Sep 1877 at Calhoun Co., AL. He married Pearl Luck on 28 Jan 1905 in Oklahoma I.T. He died on 30 Jan 1944.
D. David William on 23 Jul 1879 at Calhoun Co., AL. He married Edna Mae Williams on 23 Nov 1904. He died on 19 Dec 1946.
E. Mary Belle on 19 Feb 1881 at Calhoun Co., AL. She married James Frank Bell after 1900. She died on 18 Jan 1948.
F. Katie Julia on 23 Jun 1882 at Calhoun Co., AL. She married Hugh Mark Gregg on 9 Dec 1905 at Grayson Co., Texas. She died on 9 Dec 1919 and was buried at Hunt County, Texas.
Mastin Lee Jr and Margaret Henderson moved to Texas sometime after the birth of Katie in 1882. They first stopped off at Longview, Gregg County, Texas and then lived in the northern part of Hopkins County on a farm. This farm land is now located on Highway 71 between Birthright and Nelta.
By the 1900 U.S. Census for Oklahoma Indian Territory, the entire family was living at the Choctaw Nation Township of Starrett. Mastin Jr. died on 3 Jan 1902 and was buried at Calera that is now in Bryan County, Oklahoma. Margaret died six months later on 29 July 1902 and was buried along side her husband.
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GENEALOGY
Genealogy research is a key activity of mine. I enjoy trading information with relatives, collecting pictures of ancestors, and developing files on our family histories.
Some of the names that I have been researching are FLEMING, HENDERSON, BROCK, ABERCROMBIE, LOUGHRIDGE, STURDEVANT, LINN, SKIDMORE, WIDNEY, WELLS, WILLIAMS, IRWIN, BAUGH, AND SHELTON.
I am willing to share or swap information with you concerning any of the above names. I am building a research library of books, tapes, pictures, and letters of my direct and related family histories. If you are just starting out in tracing your roots, even though you do not have relatives in the above sir names, I may be able to give you some help to get started on the right path. Please e-mail me for information.
I also publish newletters in the Henderson and Loughridge families. You can e-mail me for details or refer to "Order Publication" page.
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