Emma Mae (Massey) Hensley was originally buried in T.B. Wills Cemetery aka Hensley Cemetery. The property on which it was located, was purchased in January 2007, by Smith County to build a new jail and Sheriff Dept. offices. The graves were relocated to Ridgewood Cemetery in Carthage, with a monument erected in November, 2007, to memorialize those whose graves were moved.
Mrs. John Hensley Dead.
Mrs. John Hensley, aged 24 years, died of tuberculosis Monday, January 27, 1919, at her home in Carthage, after failing health of some eighteen months. The remains were laid to rest in the T. B. Wills grave yard the following day, after funeral services by Revs. Fred B. Cox and Orin Lynch.
Mrs. Hensley was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Massey and was married to John Hensley about seven years ago. Her parents, her husband and two small children survive, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of the community in their loss.
At the time of Mrs. Hensley's death, her husband and two children and a sister and brother were unable to attend the funeral on account of the influenza. Each of them, however, appear to be improving with the probable exception of her brother, Ralph Massey.
Carthage Courier, 30 Jan 1919
Mrs. John Hensley Dead.
Mrs. John Hensley, aged 24 years, died of tuberculosis Monday, January 27, 1919, at her home in Carthage, after failing health of some eighteen months. The remains were laid to rest in the T. B. Wills grave yard the following day, after funeral services by Revs. Fred B. Cox and Orin Lynch.
Mrs. Hensley was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Massey and was married to John Hensley about seven years ago. Her parents, her husband and two small children survive, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of the community in their loss.
At the time of Mrs. Hensley's death, her husband and two children and a sister and brother were unable to attend the funeral on account of the influenza. Each of them, however, appear to be improving with the probable exception of her brother, Ralph Massey.
Carthage Courier, 30 Jan 1919
Emma Mae (Massey) Hensley was originally buried in T.B. Wills Cemetery aka Hensley Cemetery. The property on which it was located, was purchased in January 2007, by Smith County to build a new jail and Sheriff Dept. offices. The graves were relocated to Ridgewood Cemetery in Carthage, with a monument erected in November, 2007, to memorialize those whose graves were moved.
Mrs. John Hensley Dead.
Mrs. John Hensley, aged 24 years, died of tuberculosis Monday, January 27, 1919, at her home in Carthage, after failing health of some eighteen months. The remains were laid to rest in the T. B. Wills grave yard the following day, after funeral services by Revs. Fred B. Cox and Orin Lynch.
Mrs. Hensley was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Massey and was married to John Hensley about seven years ago. Her parents, her husband and two small children survive, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of the community in their loss.
At the time of Mrs. Hensley's death, her husband and two children and a sister and brother were unable to attend the funeral on account of the influenza. Each of them, however, appear to be improving with the probable exception of her brother, Ralph Massey.
Carthage Courier, 30 Jan 1919
Mrs. John Hensley Dead.
Mrs. John Hensley, aged 24 years, died of tuberculosis Monday, January 27, 1919, at her home in Carthage, after failing health of some eighteen months. The remains were laid to rest in the T. B. Wills grave yard the following day, after funeral services by Revs. Fred B. Cox and Orin Lynch.
Mrs. Hensley was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Massey and was married to John Hensley about seven years ago. Her parents, her husband and two small children survive, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of the community in their loss.
At the time of Mrs. Hensley's death, her husband and two children and a sister and brother were unable to attend the funeral on account of the influenza. Each of them, however, appear to be improving with the probable exception of her brother, Ralph Massey.
Carthage Courier, 30 Jan 1919
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