The second daughter born to Joseph S. Watkins and Martha Watkins Dyer, she was given the name of Henningham, which was long handed down through the Watkins-Carrington lines and their many descendants.
She married James R. Thomson on 4 Jun 1862. In an article published on 16 Nov 1881 in The Tipton Times it stated they were visited by Mrs. H. A. Thomson and Mrs. Glasgow of Syracuse accompanied by their children Master Thomson and little Miss Glasgow. No mention of a child in her obituary.
She married James R. Thomson on 4 Jun 1862. In an article published on 16 Nov 1881 in The Tipton Times it stated they were visited by Mrs. H. A. Thomson and Mrs. Glasgow of Syracuse accompanied by their children Master Thomson and little Miss Glasgow. No mention of a child in her obituary.
The second daughter born to Joseph S. Watkins and Martha Watkins Dyer, she was given the name of Henningham, which was long handed down through the Watkins-Carrington lines and their many descendants.
She married James R. Thomson on 4 Jun 1862. In an article published on 16 Nov 1881 in The Tipton Times it stated they were visited by Mrs. H. A. Thomson and Mrs. Glasgow of Syracuse accompanied by their children Master Thomson and little Miss Glasgow. No mention of a child in her obituary.
She married James R. Thomson on 4 Jun 1862. In an article published on 16 Nov 1881 in The Tipton Times it stated they were visited by Mrs. H. A. Thomson and Mrs. Glasgow of Syracuse accompanied by their children Master Thomson and little Miss Glasgow. No mention of a child in her obituary.
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