I believe Henry had itchy feet. He traveled quit a bit, and that was unusual back in that time. He was born in Kansas, later went to work for I believe the railroad and became a locomotive engineer. He traveled to Colorado where he met his wife Margaret Ann Seppi. Her family all worked in or around the coal mines in Southern Colorado. Henry had 3 sons, however the oldest died and we think Margaret was pregnant or had just had her baby when she died. If she was pregnant, the baby must have died also because there is no record. Henry farmed out the other two boys to family back in Kansas and Oklahoma while he continued to work to provide. Henry later has his younger son with him in Salt Lake, Utah still working for the railroad. Henry retired to Calif. While visiting his youngest son in Vegas, Henry gets sick and dies and is now buried in an unmarked grave in a Vegas cemetery.
I believe Henry had itchy feet. He traveled quit a bit, and that was unusual back in that time. He was born in Kansas, later went to work for I believe the railroad and became a locomotive engineer. He traveled to Colorado where he met his wife Margaret Ann Seppi. Her family all worked in or around the coal mines in Southern Colorado. Henry had 3 sons, however the oldest died and we think Margaret was pregnant or had just had her baby when she died. If she was pregnant, the baby must have died also because there is no record. Henry farmed out the other two boys to family back in Kansas and Oklahoma while he continued to work to provide. Henry later has his younger son with him in Salt Lake, Utah still working for the railroad. Henry retired to Calif. While visiting his youngest son in Vegas, Henry gets sick and dies and is now buried in an unmarked grave in a Vegas cemetery.
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