This child (whose gender is not known) was born to John William "Will" Henry and Julia Mora "Julie" Armstrong in Tippah County, Mississippi. The infant lived for a short time sometime between 1914 and 1915.
The presumed date of birth is mid to late 1914 based on the parents' marriage date of December 15, 1913. The presumed date of death, late 1914 or early 1915, is based on the indication of two total children with one child no longer living on their next child's birth certificate; she was born January 15, 1916. This infant was likely no older than about 6 months of age at time of death.
The picture to the right is presumed to be this child. The adults from left to right are James George Henry, (Will's brother, therefore the child's uncle), and Julia and Will Henry (the child's parents).
The infant's place of burial is unknown but speculated to be at Harmony Baptist Cemetery in Walnut near the parents' dual headstone (though only the father is actually buried there). Per the results of a photo request for the child's headstone, there does not appear to be a grave in this cemetery for him or her.
The presumed date of birth is mid to late 1914 based on the parents' marriage date of December 15, 1913. The presumed date of death, late 1914 or early 1915, is based on the indication of two total children with one child no longer living on their next child's birth certificate; she was born January 15, 1916. This infant was likely no older than about 6 months of age at time of death.
The picture to the right is presumed to be this child. The adults from left to right are James George Henry, (Will's brother, therefore the child's uncle), and Julia and Will Henry (the child's parents).
The infant's place of burial is unknown but speculated to be at Harmony Baptist Cemetery in Walnut near the parents' dual headstone (though only the father is actually buried there). Per the results of a photo request for the child's headstone, there does not appear to be a grave in this cemetery for him or her.
This child (whose gender is not known) was born to John William "Will" Henry and Julia Mora "Julie" Armstrong in Tippah County, Mississippi. The infant lived for a short time sometime between 1914 and 1915.
The presumed date of birth is mid to late 1914 based on the parents' marriage date of December 15, 1913. The presumed date of death, late 1914 or early 1915, is based on the indication of two total children with one child no longer living on their next child's birth certificate; she was born January 15, 1916. This infant was likely no older than about 6 months of age at time of death.
The picture to the right is presumed to be this child. The adults from left to right are James George Henry, (Will's brother, therefore the child's uncle), and Julia and Will Henry (the child's parents).
The infant's place of burial is unknown but speculated to be at Harmony Baptist Cemetery in Walnut near the parents' dual headstone (though only the father is actually buried there). Per the results of a photo request for the child's headstone, there does not appear to be a grave in this cemetery for him or her.
The presumed date of birth is mid to late 1914 based on the parents' marriage date of December 15, 1913. The presumed date of death, late 1914 or early 1915, is based on the indication of two total children with one child no longer living on their next child's birth certificate; she was born January 15, 1916. This infant was likely no older than about 6 months of age at time of death.
The picture to the right is presumed to be this child. The adults from left to right are James George Henry, (Will's brother, therefore the child's uncle), and Julia and Will Henry (the child's parents).
The infant's place of burial is unknown but speculated to be at Harmony Baptist Cemetery in Walnut near the parents' dual headstone (though only the father is actually buried there). Per the results of a photo request for the child's headstone, there does not appear to be a grave in this cemetery for him or her.
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