A researcher claims Henry was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, the son of James Lovelace and Mary "Polly" Arvin.
Per census info Henry's parents were born in Virginia.
Henry's daughter Eliza Jane Reichman states her father came from Harrison County, Missouri in 1879 and took out a homestead 12 miles east and one mile south of McDonald, Rawlins County, Kansas. The next spring his family joined him there. The area was a wilderness with very few families. (McDonald Standard, Nov. 16, 1939)
Henry's daughter Mary P. (Pearl) Lovelace born April 1888 in Kansas (1900 census), married Noah F. Earlywine Nov. 22, 1908 in Harvey County, Kansas. Mary and Noah were living in Bird City, Cheyenne County, Kansas in 1917 (newspaper).
Henry's daughter, listed as Cora Benson, widow, born Dec 1877 in Missouri in the 1900 Fed Census, Harvey County, Kansas. Cora E. Lovelace married Lewis W. Benson on Friday October 13th 1893. (Atwood, Rawlins County, Kansas newspaper) After 1900 she's shown as Cora Lovelace. A Sept 1916 newspaper article shows that Cora E. Lovelace was a resident of Vona, Kit Carson County, Colorado. In Sept 1951 a Cora Lovelace is a resident of Bethune, Kit Carson County, Colorado (newspaper article).
Henry's daughter, generally shown as Myrtle, is also listed as Edith LeBow of Scott City, Kansas, in a McDonald, Kansas newspaper in 1924 along with sisters Mrs. N. Earlywine and Mrs. Reichman.
"Mrs. Myrtle LeBow from Denver and Cora Lovelace from Bethune, Colorado visited Mrs Frank Richmond ...they are sisters of Mrs Richmond. (McDonald Standard Aug 19, 1948)
Per census info Henry's parents were born in Virginia.
Henry's daughter Eliza Jane Reichman states her father came from Harrison County, Missouri in 1879 and took out a homestead 12 miles east and one mile south of McDonald, Rawlins County, Kansas. The next spring his family joined him there. The area was a wilderness with very few families. (McDonald Standard, Nov. 16, 1939)
Henry's daughter Mary P. (Pearl) Lovelace born April 1888 in Kansas (1900 census), married Noah F. Earlywine Nov. 22, 1908 in Harvey County, Kansas. Mary and Noah were living in Bird City, Cheyenne County, Kansas in 1917 (newspaper).
Henry's daughter, listed as Cora Benson, widow, born Dec 1877 in Missouri in the 1900 Fed Census, Harvey County, Kansas. Cora E. Lovelace married Lewis W. Benson on Friday October 13th 1893. (Atwood, Rawlins County, Kansas newspaper) After 1900 she's shown as Cora Lovelace. A Sept 1916 newspaper article shows that Cora E. Lovelace was a resident of Vona, Kit Carson County, Colorado. In Sept 1951 a Cora Lovelace is a resident of Bethune, Kit Carson County, Colorado (newspaper article).
Henry's daughter, generally shown as Myrtle, is also listed as Edith LeBow of Scott City, Kansas, in a McDonald, Kansas newspaper in 1924 along with sisters Mrs. N. Earlywine and Mrs. Reichman.
"Mrs. Myrtle LeBow from Denver and Cora Lovelace from Bethune, Colorado visited Mrs Frank Richmond ...they are sisters of Mrs Richmond. (McDonald Standard Aug 19, 1948)
A researcher claims Henry was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, the son of James Lovelace and Mary "Polly" Arvin.
Per census info Henry's parents were born in Virginia.
Henry's daughter Eliza Jane Reichman states her father came from Harrison County, Missouri in 1879 and took out a homestead 12 miles east and one mile south of McDonald, Rawlins County, Kansas. The next spring his family joined him there. The area was a wilderness with very few families. (McDonald Standard, Nov. 16, 1939)
Henry's daughter Mary P. (Pearl) Lovelace born April 1888 in Kansas (1900 census), married Noah F. Earlywine Nov. 22, 1908 in Harvey County, Kansas. Mary and Noah were living in Bird City, Cheyenne County, Kansas in 1917 (newspaper).
Henry's daughter, listed as Cora Benson, widow, born Dec 1877 in Missouri in the 1900 Fed Census, Harvey County, Kansas. Cora E. Lovelace married Lewis W. Benson on Friday October 13th 1893. (Atwood, Rawlins County, Kansas newspaper) After 1900 she's shown as Cora Lovelace. A Sept 1916 newspaper article shows that Cora E. Lovelace was a resident of Vona, Kit Carson County, Colorado. In Sept 1951 a Cora Lovelace is a resident of Bethune, Kit Carson County, Colorado (newspaper article).
Henry's daughter, generally shown as Myrtle, is also listed as Edith LeBow of Scott City, Kansas, in a McDonald, Kansas newspaper in 1924 along with sisters Mrs. N. Earlywine and Mrs. Reichman.
"Mrs. Myrtle LeBow from Denver and Cora Lovelace from Bethune, Colorado visited Mrs Frank Richmond ...they are sisters of Mrs Richmond. (McDonald Standard Aug 19, 1948)
Per census info Henry's parents were born in Virginia.
Henry's daughter Eliza Jane Reichman states her father came from Harrison County, Missouri in 1879 and took out a homestead 12 miles east and one mile south of McDonald, Rawlins County, Kansas. The next spring his family joined him there. The area was a wilderness with very few families. (McDonald Standard, Nov. 16, 1939)
Henry's daughter Mary P. (Pearl) Lovelace born April 1888 in Kansas (1900 census), married Noah F. Earlywine Nov. 22, 1908 in Harvey County, Kansas. Mary and Noah were living in Bird City, Cheyenne County, Kansas in 1917 (newspaper).
Henry's daughter, listed as Cora Benson, widow, born Dec 1877 in Missouri in the 1900 Fed Census, Harvey County, Kansas. Cora E. Lovelace married Lewis W. Benson on Friday October 13th 1893. (Atwood, Rawlins County, Kansas newspaper) After 1900 she's shown as Cora Lovelace. A Sept 1916 newspaper article shows that Cora E. Lovelace was a resident of Vona, Kit Carson County, Colorado. In Sept 1951 a Cora Lovelace is a resident of Bethune, Kit Carson County, Colorado (newspaper article).
Henry's daughter, generally shown as Myrtle, is also listed as Edith LeBow of Scott City, Kansas, in a McDonald, Kansas newspaper in 1924 along with sisters Mrs. N. Earlywine and Mrs. Reichman.
"Mrs. Myrtle LeBow from Denver and Cora Lovelace from Bethune, Colorado visited Mrs Frank Richmond ...they are sisters of Mrs Richmond. (McDonald Standard Aug 19, 1948)
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