Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-05-12
MRS. anna N. HENRY
ANSWERS SUMMONS
CAME TO IOWA IN 1867 AND REAR
ED LARGE FAMILY OF CHILL
DREN, WHO SURVIVE HER.
LEAVES A GRAND CHILDREN

Funeral Services Held ut Cox Greek
Catholic Church Last
Thursday.
Anna Maria Carr was born at Black
Rock in the county of Cork, Ireland,
in 1888. She attended school IN the
city OF Dublin and thereafter was q
student for two years in Hampstead
Heath school in the city Of London.
She came to America with her parents,
arriving in New York City on May 10.
1850. Soon thereafter the family set
tied on a farm in Cattaraugus County,
New York. She was united in marri-
age with Alexander Henry on Septem-
aber IL, 1854, and came to Iowa with
her family in 1867.
One child. Anna Marie, died Septem-
ber End 1862, and her husband died on
February II, 1909.
Mrs. Henry is survived by twelve
children, forty-four grandchildren,
fourteen great grand-children and one
sister, Mrs. Nellie McTaggart, whose
postoffice address is Strawberry Point.
The following are the names and
addresses OF her children, grand chill
dren and great grandchildren:
Children Of the Deceased.
Michael Henry, Strawberry Point;
Robert Henry, Waterloo, Iowa; John
Henry, Strawberry Point: Grace Ma
lone, verndale. Minnesota; VIM. Henry
Strawberry Point; Kate O'Brien, OF
Strawberry Pt.,Alexander Henry, Spen-
Ger, Iowa; Martin Henry. Verndale,
Mimi; Rose O'Brien, Strawberry Point.
Peter Henry, Alma, Mich; Margaret
Dinan, Littleport, Iowa.
Grand Children OF Deceased.
Bert Henry OF Portland, Oregon;
Mamie Upperman, Strawberry Point;
Calista Merkle, Lamont; James Henry.
Strawberry Point; Marie Henry, Wash
ington, d. c.; Lillian Clute, Greeley,
Iowa. The six last named grand
children are children of Michael Hem
ry, Jennie Behrens, Strawberry
Point; Anna Mullen, Strawberry Point;
Will Thyme, Littleport, Iowa; Austin
Thyme. Littleport; Robert Thyme,
strawberry Point; Ernest Thyme,
volga, Iowa; Isabella Jacobia, Post
Vile, Iowa; Walter Thyme, Edgewood,
Grace Riley, Edgewood, Hubert
Thyme, Strawberry Point; Florence
Thyme. Strawberry Point; Ellen
Thyme. Strawberry Point: Josephine
Thyme, Strawberry Point. The thir-
teen last named grandchildren are
children Of Mary Thyme. Charles
Henry, Boston. Mass; Paul Henry,
Strawberry Point; Richard Henry,
Strawberry Point; James Henry,
Strawberry Point; Alice Henry,
Strawberry Point; Grace Henry,
Strawberry Point. The six last
named grandchildren are children Of
John Henry. Patrick Malone Of
Verndale, Minnesota; Robert Malone,
Verndale. Minnesota. The last two
named grandchildren are the children
of Grace Malone. Helen O'Brien
Strawberry Point; Marcus O'Brien,
Strawberry Point; Harriet O'Brien,
Strawberry Point; Katherine OBrien,
Strawberry Point. The four last
named grand children are the children
of Kate O'Brien. Katherine Henry,
Spencer. Iowa, a daughter Of Alexan-
der Henry, Mary Grace O'Brien,
Strawberry Point; John O'Brien,
Strawberry Point. The two last
named grandchildren are the children
OF Rose O'Brien. Eugene Henry,
Alma, Michigan the only child Of
Peter Henry, Margaret Dinan,
Littleport; Joseph Dinan, Littleport;
Charlotte Dinan, Littleport: Richard
Dinan, Littleport; Robert Dinan,
Littleport; Ruth Dinan, Littleport: !:
Catherine Dinan, Littleport; Eileen
Dinan, Littleport. The nine last nam
ed grandchildren are children on Mar
garet Dinan.
Great Crandchildren Of the Decedent.
Pauline, Carl, and Earl Upperman
of Strawberry Point, and Elizabeth
Henry, Portland, Oregon; VIM. Henry
Merkle, Lamont; Wilbur Henry,
Strawberry Point; Estella and Rob-
ert Clute, Greeley These eight great
grandchildren are grandchildren Of
Michael Henry, Walter and George
Behrens, of Strawberry Point; Cath
leen and Eileen Thyme, Little
Cathleen and Eileen Thyme, Little
port; and David and Grace Jacobia of
Postyille, Iowa.
The six last named great grand
children are grandchildren OF Mary
Thyme.
Anna Maria Henry was kind, in
telligent woman, devoted wife, and
an exceedingly good mother. The
commendable character of her large
family of survivors exemplifies her
life work better than words can de-
scribe. This would be much better
human habitation II it had more moth
ers like Mrs. Henry.
She was devout member OF the
Catholic church, and the funeral SER
vices were held in the Catholic church
at Cox Creek last Thursday. Rev.
Father Casey preached the funeral
sermon. Her seven surviving sons
acted as pall-bearers. The interment
was made in the nearby cemetery.