Daughter of Unknown Henderson (father) and Unknown Hamilton (mother)
She married Franklin Gidiah Giddiah Beauchamp who died in Kent County, Delaware October 1877. On 31 Dec 1863 his daughter, Savannah and her husband, Elias French of Caroline County, Maryland sold land in Kent County to Giddiah. Similarly, on 4 Feb 1864, their daughter Mahalah Jane and her husband James Anderson of Caroline County, Maryland sold their land in Kent County to Gidiah Beauchamp. In about 1872, Gidiah sold land to his two daughters and sons in law who were living in Caroline County, Maryland.
She married Franklin Gidiah Giddiah Beauchamp who died in Kent County, Delaware October 1877. On 31 Dec 1863 his daughter, Savannah and her husband, Elias French of Caroline County, Maryland sold land in Kent County to Giddiah. Similarly, on 4 Feb 1864, their daughter Mahalah Jane and her husband James Anderson of Caroline County, Maryland sold their land in Kent County to Gidiah Beauchamp. In about 1872, Gidiah sold land to his two daughters and sons in law who were living in Caroline County, Maryland.
Daughter of Unknown Henderson (father) and Unknown Hamilton (mother)
She married Franklin Gidiah Giddiah Beauchamp who died in Kent County, Delaware October 1877. On 31 Dec 1863 his daughter, Savannah and her husband, Elias French of Caroline County, Maryland sold land in Kent County to Giddiah. Similarly, on 4 Feb 1864, their daughter Mahalah Jane and her husband James Anderson of Caroline County, Maryland sold their land in Kent County to Gidiah Beauchamp. In about 1872, Gidiah sold land to his two daughters and sons in law who were living in Caroline County, Maryland.
She married Franklin Gidiah Giddiah Beauchamp who died in Kent County, Delaware October 1877. On 31 Dec 1863 his daughter, Savannah and her husband, Elias French of Caroline County, Maryland sold land in Kent County to Giddiah. Similarly, on 4 Feb 1864, their daughter Mahalah Jane and her husband James Anderson of Caroline County, Maryland sold their land in Kent County to Gidiah Beauchamp. In about 1872, Gidiah sold land to his two daughters and sons in law who were living in Caroline County, Maryland.
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