Emma was the daughter of Christopher Hendon and Henrietta Walker.
Emma married David Kinnard/Kennard on November 29, 1897 in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. They had 2 children -- Addie and Mary (aka May). Emma died during the yellow fever epidemic of 1905.
According to her daughter, Addie (my great-aunt), Emma died and was buried in a church cemetery in Starkville. My great-aunt passed away, never knowing where her mother's grave was.
Emma married David Kinnard/Kennard on November 29, 1897 in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. They had 2 children -- Addie and Mary (aka May). Emma died during the yellow fever epidemic of 1905.
According to her daughter, Addie (my great-aunt), Emma died and was buried in a church cemetery in Starkville. My great-aunt passed away, never knowing where her mother's grave was.
Emma was the daughter of Christopher Hendon and Henrietta Walker.
Emma married David Kinnard/Kennard on November 29, 1897 in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. They had 2 children -- Addie and Mary (aka May). Emma died during the yellow fever epidemic of 1905.
According to her daughter, Addie (my great-aunt), Emma died and was buried in a church cemetery in Starkville. My great-aunt passed away, never knowing where her mother's grave was.
Emma married David Kinnard/Kennard on November 29, 1897 in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. They had 2 children -- Addie and Mary (aka May). Emma died during the yellow fever epidemic of 1905.
According to her daughter, Addie (my great-aunt), Emma died and was buried in a church cemetery in Starkville. My great-aunt passed away, never knowing where her mother's grave was.
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