"Henry C. Matthews" was one of the trustees of Bethesda M. E. Church in 1888, and at one point he co-owned the saw-mill at Raccoon Pond. (Source: Scharf)
Many of Henry's relatives, including his parents, are buried in the old Matthews Family Cemetery located off nearby Samuel Hill Road on land that is now part of a state wildlife area. His great-grandfather, Teague Matthews, Jr., settled there in the 1770s.
Many of Henry's relatives, including his parents, are buried in the old Matthews Family Cemetery located off nearby Samuel Hill Road on land that is now part of a state wildlife area. His great-grandfather, Teague Matthews, Jr., settled there in the 1770s.
"Henry C. Matthews" was one of the trustees of Bethesda M. E. Church in 1888, and at one point he co-owned the saw-mill at Raccoon Pond. (Source: Scharf)
Many of Henry's relatives, including his parents, are buried in the old Matthews Family Cemetery located off nearby Samuel Hill Road on land that is now part of a state wildlife area. His great-grandfather, Teague Matthews, Jr., settled there in the 1770s.
Many of Henry's relatives, including his parents, are buried in the old Matthews Family Cemetery located off nearby Samuel Hill Road on land that is now part of a state wildlife area. His great-grandfather, Teague Matthews, Jr., settled there in the 1770s.
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