Ben was a good family provider and shared his good fortune with neighbors, friends and relatives.
They owned a small farm near Oglesby, TX, Coryell Co. They sold their farm and moved to Trent, TX, Taylor Co. Several years later they moved back to Oglesby. They were married 60 years.
I found this information on Ben and Martha in a cookbook called Henager Family Recipes in 1993. Martha must have been a great cook. The book says the delicious food and aromas from her kitchen are rememberd by her children and grandchildren. I thought she and Ben were worthy of having memorials.
Ben was a good family provider and shared his good fortune with neighbors, friends and relatives.
They owned a small farm near Oglesby, TX, Coryell Co. They sold their farm and moved to Trent, TX, Taylor Co. Several years later they moved back to Oglesby. They were married 60 years.
I found this information on Ben and Martha in a cookbook called Henager Family Recipes in 1993. Martha must have been a great cook. The book says the delicious food and aromas from her kitchen are rememberd by her children and grandchildren. I thought she and Ben were worthy of having memorials.
Family Members
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Bessie Henager
1899–1901
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Lela Mae Henager Ball
1901–1982
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Luther Alexander Henager
1904–1966
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Jesse B. Henager Sr
1906–1992
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Margaret Ellen Henager Fellers
1909–1992
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Mary Edith Mayhugh
1911–2004
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Archie Albert Henager Sr
1916–2001
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Georgia Estelle Henager Hodge
1917–1987
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Clara Bell Henager Coufal
1920–1996
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William Austin Henager
1922–2008
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Robert Elbert Henager
1925–2005
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George Eldredge Henager
1928–1965
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Thelma Joyce Henager Carey
1932–2014
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