This is Jessie B. Alley Henry, second wife of James Albert Henry. She died a few days after a baby was born, they were living in Wagoner, OK at the time. JA Henry was a son of Ewen Henry, also buried at Stroud cem. (1959). Jessie's parents are there beside her.
From Stroud Messenger newspaper 8-25-1905 Died Mrs. J.A. Henry, who formerly resided at Stroud, died last Friday at her home near Coweta, I.T. The remains were brought here for burial Saturday and laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ten days previous to Mrs. Henry's death. The little one had a spasm and the fright and over exertion of the mother caused her death.
The deepest sympathy is extended to the grief stricken husband.
(Jessie O. 8-6-1905 – 10-6-07 is grave 1
N: Jessie B. Henry, wife of J.A 5-20-1880 – 8-18-1905) in grave B. The next lot (49) has Alley graves in it.
I found a marriage record in Lincoln county for James A. Henry & Jessie Alley in 1899) He had married Hattie Gibson in Arkansas prior to moving to Oklahoma.(do not know where/when Hattie died.
(Information from anonymous)
From Stroud Messenger newspaper 8-25-1905 Died Mrs. J.A. Henry, who formerly resided at Stroud, died last Friday at her home near Coweta, I.T. The remains were brought here for burial Saturday and laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ten days previous to Mrs. Henry's death. The little one had a spasm and the fright and over exertion of the mother caused her death.
The deepest sympathy is extended to the grief stricken husband.
(Jessie O. 8-6-1905 – 10-6-07 is grave 1
N: Jessie B. Henry, wife of J.A 5-20-1880 – 8-18-1905) in grave B. The next lot (49) has Alley graves in it.
I found a marriage record in Lincoln county for James A. Henry & Jessie Alley in 1899) He had married Hattie Gibson in Arkansas prior to moving to Oklahoma.(do not know where/when Hattie died.
(Information from anonymous)
This is Jessie B. Alley Henry, second wife of James Albert Henry. She died a few days after a baby was born, they were living in Wagoner, OK at the time. JA Henry was a son of Ewen Henry, also buried at Stroud cem. (1959). Jessie's parents are there beside her.
From Stroud Messenger newspaper 8-25-1905 Died Mrs. J.A. Henry, who formerly resided at Stroud, died last Friday at her home near Coweta, I.T. The remains were brought here for burial Saturday and laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ten days previous to Mrs. Henry's death. The little one had a spasm and the fright and over exertion of the mother caused her death.
The deepest sympathy is extended to the grief stricken husband.
(Jessie O. 8-6-1905 – 10-6-07 is grave 1
N: Jessie B. Henry, wife of J.A 5-20-1880 – 8-18-1905) in grave B. The next lot (49) has Alley graves in it.
I found a marriage record in Lincoln county for James A. Henry & Jessie Alley in 1899) He had married Hattie Gibson in Arkansas prior to moving to Oklahoma.(do not know where/when Hattie died.
(Information from anonymous)
From Stroud Messenger newspaper 8-25-1905 Died Mrs. J.A. Henry, who formerly resided at Stroud, died last Friday at her home near Coweta, I.T. The remains were brought here for burial Saturday and laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ten days previous to Mrs. Henry's death. The little one had a spasm and the fright and over exertion of the mother caused her death.
The deepest sympathy is extended to the grief stricken husband.
(Jessie O. 8-6-1905 – 10-6-07 is grave 1
N: Jessie B. Henry, wife of J.A 5-20-1880 – 8-18-1905) in grave B. The next lot (49) has Alley graves in it.
I found a marriage record in Lincoln county for James A. Henry & Jessie Alley in 1899) He had married Hattie Gibson in Arkansas prior to moving to Oklahoma.(do not know where/when Hattie died.
(Information from anonymous)
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