According to the 1860 Census in Grainger, Co, Tennessee: (link)
HENDERSON, Ann E. 22 F W P046-10 pg040 HENDERSON, Calvin 9 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, Caroline 35 F W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, Felix 20 M W P098-12 pg080 HENDERSON, Henry 16 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, James 13 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, John 23 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, Robt. 3 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, Saml. 7 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, Stephen 51 M W P169-23 pg160 HENDERSON, Thomas 11 M W P169-23 pg160
I Found this interesting. I was also going through the 1900 census and I found in Grainger that Caroline
was still alive in 1900.
P169-23 HENDERSON Dist 10, Rutledge P O, Grainger Co., Tenn., Aug. 11, 1860- 1212/ 1212 Stephen 51 M W Farmer 500 Tn I Caroline 35 F W Tn John 23 M W Tn Henry 16 M W Tn James 13 M W Tn Thomas 11 M W Tn Calvin 9 M W Tn Saml. 7 M W Tn Robt. 3 M W Tn
Note: The Surname is in Caps, along with the date of the census page, the census district, the Post Office, and the information from Column 1 and Column 2. The information from Columns 11, 12, 13 was encoded following the Column 10 information, Place of Birth. The encoding is: M, for married within the year, S, for attending school within the year, and I, for illiterate for a check in Column 13 for persons over 20 who could not read or write.
Sadly, it appears that Stephen was Illiterate. But then again we cannot prove that he was or wasn't.
Because normally when the census records are taken, they come to the house and the wife is at home with the kids
and the hubby is working.
Although he was a farmer....he could have been home. Or maybe the wife was? Again w do not know.
I just know that my gggreat grandfather Thomas could read and write. And his son William could also
do the same.
Also William (Thomas' son) was a Baptist Minister.
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