Henry Horne married Charity LaCont Williams in Robeson County N.C. on March 31, 1872.
Charity was the daughter of Joseph Kinchen (1-10-1813/4-29-1866) and Mary Martha Allen Williams (1-14-1817/9-14-1881). Both are buried in the Williams Cemetery in Robeson County, NC.

Henry was a son of Elias John Horne (10-24-1822/12-28-1892) and Anna Jane Jennett Hayes Horne. (6-16-1825/11-21-1896) Both buried at the Horne Cemetery in Robeson Co. NC.
(Anna Jane was the daughter of James Hayes and Hannah Jones Hayes).
He was the great grandson of Hardy and Annis Hill Horne and the gr gr grandson of William Horne

Sibling:
Hanna A. Horne 1846-
Susanna Horne 1848-
James A. Horne 1852-1894
Irene Caroline Horne 1852-1927
Marshall A. Horne 1859-1918
Joseph Edgar Horne 1861-1944
Elias Pinkney Horne 1865-1909

Eight Children: by Charity
Charlie Horne Johnson 1872-1951
William Ashley Horne 1874-1948
Bettinas Cole Horne 1875-1925
Mary M. Horne 1877-1927
Henry Walter Horne 1879-1956
Lawrence Lias Horne 1885-1971
Ora Belle Horne 1889-1951
Callie Udelle Horne 1891-1951

Two Children by:
Ruth Jackson Horne Haskins (Henry Horne)
4-27-1894/5-29-1950
Montgomery Co Ga
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1. Lizzie Irene Horne Williams
2-24-1913/12-26-1973.
Born in Truetlen Co GA
Died in Ft. Myers Fl.
Marriage & Burial unknown
2. Eula Annie Horne Dykes
3-13-1916/7-23-2006
Vidalia Toombs Co Ga
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Note:
Ruth was 45 years younger than Henry.
Annie was 2 mos old when Henry died.
Irene was 3 years old when Henry died.

I have been told by a family member that Henry Horne was buried in the yard of the home in Lothair he shared with Ruth. He was moved to the Lothair Cemetery beside his 1st wife, Charity Williams Horne. Only a shovel of dirt could be moved.
I visited Charity Horne's grave in 2012 and there is no sign of his grave beside her. There is an empty space that could be an unmarked grave, but no marker is there.

((*Von Arnette (1884-1852) is listed as a child of Henry Horne. To our knowledge this is incorrect information.))

NOTE:
Lumberton, Robeson County, North Carolina.
The below information was taken from newspaper articles of
"The Robesonian". 1870-present

On Saturday evening September 22, 1883, David Butler was shot and killed by Henry Horne, at Frank Edward's store in White Horse Township. Two whiskey wagons were in camp and a considerable crowd had gathered. The whiskey, no doubt, flowed freely.
A 10 year feud had existed between the Horne and the Butler families.
James Horne and David Butler met on the road and began quarreling. James seized a large slab of wood and was walking toward Butler. Butler drew his pistol and ordered him not to advance toward him further. Horne threw the slab at Butler, Butler then fired at Horne. The shot hit Horne in the thigh, inflicting a painful but not serious wound. As soon as this took place, Henry and Marshall Horne, brothers of James, came out of the store and walked in the direction of Butler. Horne immediately shot Butler through the collar bone killing him almost instantly, in defense of himself and his brothers.
Henry Horne took his wife Charity and 5 children, fled the state and changed their last name from Horne to Johnson.
In 1894, Henry Horne returned to North Carolina and surrendered himself. He was tried and convicted of murder in the first degree, by Judge Mearse. He appealed to the Supreme Court and was granted a new trial. Horne never denied the killing but Butler had just shot his brother. The case was dismissed and he was freed due to self-defense.
Henry Horne and his family all changed their last name back to Horne, but Charlie Johnson did not. Charlie (Horne) Johnson, the oldest child, had married and started a family under the assumed Johnson name.
Charlie Johnson was my grandfather and I think the story needs to be told.

(David Butler, age 25 (1858-1883)
FindAGrave memorial #80747755)