The Shemwell Family

Henry Green HerndonAge: 19 years18411861

Name
Henry Green Herndon
Given names
Henry Green
Surname
Herndon
Birth October 14, 1841 39 39
Death of a paternal grandmotherElizabeth Zachery
1847 (Age 5 years)
Census September 18, 1850 (Age 8 years)
Death of a brotherJohn Fox Herndon
October 28, 1851 (Age 10 years)
Census August 23, 1860 (Age 18 years)
Death September 16, 1861 (Age 19 years)

Note: Henry was killed in 1861 while guarding the Lamine Bridge in Cooper County, Missouri waiting for General Sterling Price's men to cross the bridge.
Burial
Cemetery - also add to Place of burial: Herndon Cemetery
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father
mother
Marriage: October 1828Madison, Kentucky, United States
9 months
elder brother
19 months
elder brother
John Fox Herndon
Birth: February 20, 1831 28 29Missouri, United States
Death: October 28, 1851Cooper, Missouri, United States
23 months
elder brother
2 years
elder sister
4 years
elder sister
7 months
elder brother
Thomas Jefferson Herndon
Birth: November 11, 1839 37 37Cooper, Missouri, United States
Death: August 22, 1840Cooper, Missouri, United States
23 months
himself
Henry Green Herndon
Birth: October 14, 1841 39 39Cooper, Missouri, United States
Death: September 16, 1861

Henry Green Herndon has 24 first cousins recorded

Census1850 United States - Census transcript - Benjamin Herndon - Household

Cooper, Missouri, United States

NameRelationAgeSexColorOccupationREBirthplaceMarSchoolR+WInfirm
Benjamin Herndonhead48MWfarmerVA
Susan Herndonwife48FWKY
John Herndonson18MWfarm handMO
George Herndonson16MWMO
Martha Herndondaughter14FWMO
Mary Herndondaughter12FWMO
Henry G Herndonson8MWMO

Census1860 United States - Census transcript - Benjamin Herndon - Household

Cooper, Missouri, United States

NameRelationAgeSexColorOccupationREPEBirthplaceMarSchoolR+WInfirm
Benjamin Herndonhead58MWfarmerVA
Susan Herndonwife58FWKY
Henry G Herndonson19MWfarm laborerMO

Death
Henry was killed in 1861 while guarding the Lamine Bridge in Cooper County, Missouri waiting for General Sterling Price's men to cross the bridge.