The son of Coleman Len Albin and Amelia Ann Hamblin; born and reared in Cherokee County, Kansas. Coleman was the publisher of several Kansas newspapers and both he and Amelia are considered Kansas pioneers.
The husband of Essie Albin.
Census records show Henry working as a salesman in a retail store in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana in 1910 and single. By 1915 he was back living in Columbus, Kansas with his mother, Amelia [Kansas State Census of 1915]. Henry's WWI Registration card in the year 1918 has his permanent address in Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas. His occupation was as accountant for Sheffield & Colbert of Alabama; his local draft board was located at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
The 1920 US Federal census enumerates Henry living with a wife, Essie, in Jonesboro, Jackson Parish, Louisiana and working in bridge construction for the highway department.
The husband of Essie Albin.
Census records show Henry working as a salesman in a retail store in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana in 1910 and single. By 1915 he was back living in Columbus, Kansas with his mother, Amelia [Kansas State Census of 1915]. Henry's WWI Registration card in the year 1918 has his permanent address in Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas. His occupation was as accountant for Sheffield & Colbert of Alabama; his local draft board was located at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
The 1920 US Federal census enumerates Henry living with a wife, Essie, in Jonesboro, Jackson Parish, Louisiana and working in bridge construction for the highway department.
The son of Coleman Len Albin and Amelia Ann Hamblin; born and reared in Cherokee County, Kansas. Coleman was the publisher of several Kansas newspapers and both he and Amelia are considered Kansas pioneers.
The husband of Essie Albin.
Census records show Henry working as a salesman in a retail store in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana in 1910 and single. By 1915 he was back living in Columbus, Kansas with his mother, Amelia [Kansas State Census of 1915]. Henry's WWI Registration card in the year 1918 has his permanent address in Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas. His occupation was as accountant for Sheffield & Colbert of Alabama; his local draft board was located at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
The 1920 US Federal census enumerates Henry living with a wife, Essie, in Jonesboro, Jackson Parish, Louisiana and working in bridge construction for the highway department.
The husband of Essie Albin.
Census records show Henry working as a salesman in a retail store in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana in 1910 and single. By 1915 he was back living in Columbus, Kansas with his mother, Amelia [Kansas State Census of 1915]. Henry's WWI Registration card in the year 1918 has his permanent address in Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas. His occupation was as accountant for Sheffield & Colbert of Alabama; his local draft board was located at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
The 1920 US Federal census enumerates Henry living with a wife, Essie, in Jonesboro, Jackson Parish, Louisiana and working in bridge construction for the highway department.
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