Era was the daughter of James M. and Louela Shook.
Era married Charles Estis Henson Dec 11, 1901 in Charleston, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. They had nine children; seven sons and two daughters.
Era was 'Grandma Henson' to my sister and me. She was the mother of my stepfather, Lee Orie Henson. She was a gentle and sweet lady whom we all loved.
Grandma Henson taught me the correct way to hem a dress.
Many thanks to M. Richards for sponsoring my Grandmother;s Memorial.
Era married Charles Estis Henson Dec 11, 1901 in Charleston, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. They had nine children; seven sons and two daughters.
Era was 'Grandma Henson' to my sister and me. She was the mother of my stepfather, Lee Orie Henson. She was a gentle and sweet lady whom we all loved.
Grandma Henson taught me the correct way to hem a dress.
Many thanks to M. Richards for sponsoring my Grandmother;s Memorial.
Era was the daughter of James M. and Louela Shook.
Era married Charles Estis Henson Dec 11, 1901 in Charleston, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. They had nine children; seven sons and two daughters.
Era was 'Grandma Henson' to my sister and me. She was the mother of my stepfather, Lee Orie Henson. She was a gentle and sweet lady whom we all loved.
Grandma Henson taught me the correct way to hem a dress.
Many thanks to M. Richards for sponsoring my Grandmother;s Memorial.
Era married Charles Estis Henson Dec 11, 1901 in Charleston, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. They had nine children; seven sons and two daughters.
Era was 'Grandma Henson' to my sister and me. She was the mother of my stepfather, Lee Orie Henson. She was a gentle and sweet lady whom we all loved.
Grandma Henson taught me the correct way to hem a dress.
Many thanks to M. Richards for sponsoring my Grandmother;s Memorial.
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