Henry married first Jennie A. Platt. They divorced about 1907, when he married second Del N. Baldwin. The 1900 Kansas Federal Census lists Del as living in the household along with Jennie's father and a servant.
In 1887, Henry and his brother Charles left Kansas and traveled to Cowles, New Mexico, high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. They each filed homestead applications for 160 acres of land. Because of harsh conditions, neither man completed his requirements. Henry returned to Muscotah.
In 1887, Henry and his brother Charles left Kansas and traveled to Cowles, New Mexico, high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. They each filed homestead applications for 160 acres of land. Because of harsh conditions, neither man completed his requirements. Henry returned to Muscotah.
Henry married first Jennie A. Platt. They divorced about 1907, when he married second Del N. Baldwin. The 1900 Kansas Federal Census lists Del as living in the household along with Jennie's father and a servant.
In 1887, Henry and his brother Charles left Kansas and traveled to Cowles, New Mexico, high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. They each filed homestead applications for 160 acres of land. Because of harsh conditions, neither man completed his requirements. Henry returned to Muscotah.
In 1887, Henry and his brother Charles left Kansas and traveled to Cowles, New Mexico, high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. They each filed homestead applications for 160 acres of land. Because of harsh conditions, neither man completed his requirements. Henry returned to Muscotah.
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