Her husband Alexander came to America about 1840 and settled at Richmond, where he formed a partnership with Peter Henderson and established the Peter Henderson seed business. She and Alexander married in Henrico County on 8 January 1849. They had at least two children, Alexander Tinsley and Catherine Murray. After her husband's death, she lived in Irvington, New Jersey.
She died of "Consumption," per Cemetery records, and is buried next to Alexander in the plot she owned.
She died of "Consumption," per Cemetery records, and is buried next to Alexander in the plot she owned.
Her husband Alexander came to America about 1840 and settled at Richmond, where he formed a partnership with Peter Henderson and established the Peter Henderson seed business. She and Alexander married in Henrico County on 8 January 1849. They had at least two children, Alexander Tinsley and Catherine Murray. After her husband's death, she lived in Irvington, New Jersey.
She died of "Consumption," per Cemetery records, and is buried next to Alexander in the plot she owned.
She died of "Consumption," per Cemetery records, and is buried next to Alexander in the plot she owned.
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