Surnames in Copiah Surnames in MS Help out your fellow researcher, transcribe the 1870 or 1880 or 1900 census .
Nothing becomes a lady more than industry.
To understand labor, and to perform it well, is one of the finest qualifications. Young Richard Henington wrote the essay at the age of almost sixteen and thereby illustrated the seriousness of character that was to be his way of life. He was the son of Rev. Mr. Henry Henington, pastor at Crystal Springs Methodist Episcopal Church in Copiah County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of a local Methodist family named Black. The Blacks and the Henningtons had migrated to Mississippi from the Orangeburg district of South Carolina, where the families had been established since the English colonial migrations.