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Patrick Tabor Henneberry: July 4, 1837-April
23, 1912
Patrick was born July 4, 1838 near Galbally, Ireland. He died April 23, 1912 in Sherman Township, Pocahontas County, Iowa (Book 3, page 53, No. 86) and is buried in St. John Cemetery (section 36) Gilmore City, Iowa. He arrived with his parents and family aboard the Arygle on June 17, 1848. Patrick became a citizen on October 12, 1860 in Will County, IL. Sponsor was William Henneberry. Married Julia Magner on September 23, 1863 in Will County. Julia was the sister of Elizabeth who married James Henneberry, brother of Patrick. Parents of Julia, James Magner and Margaret Fruin. Julia was born March 1, 1839 in Galbally, County Limerick, Ireland. She died Sept. 18, 1900 in Pocahontas County, Iowa, (Book 2, Oct 1897-Dec 8, page 5, No. 20). He was living in Felix Township, Grundy County in the 1870 census. In 1876, purchased two 1/4 sections of land (320 acres) in what is now Goose Lake Township, Grundy County. A school was constructed on the south-west corner of his property. Between 1876 and 1880, Patrick and his family moved to Dora Township in Moultrie County, IL. His brothers James and Francis and his sister Margaret Henneberry Foley along with their families had also moved to Moultrie County. See Sacred Heart Church in Dalton City. From the 1880 Moultrie County census: Francis Henebery age 57, wife Maggie age 28, children: Jane age 4 and a farm laborer-James Cushing-a relative of Jane Cushing, the mother of Francis. 1880 census: Tabor (Patrick) Henebery age 40, wife Julia age 38 and children: John age 10, Jane age 13, Joseph age 8, Francis age 6 and one son born in May and not yet named (the infant may have died the same year). In the 1880 Moultrie County census, Margaret, age 56, was living on a farm next to her brother James Henneberry in Dora Township with their children: William age 38, James age 28, John age 18, Jane age 23, Margaret age 20, Frank age 16, Ellen age 14, and Elizabeth age 12. In the 1880 census, her husband John was listed as William - age 62. There were three other Foley families and two Jeffries families living in Dora township in 1880.1880 census for Moultrie County, IL, Dora Township-Vol. 43, ED 166 sheet 10, line 42. James Henneberry-age 46, Elizabeth-age 42, David-age 23, Maggie-age 15, Emma Jane-age 13, Lizzie-age 9, Teresa-age 6, Mary Agnes-age 3, Ambrose-age 1. In the 1900 census, Patrick was living in Lake Township, Pocohantas County, Iowa. Census taken on June 21, 1900 by John McBride, Sheet 12.
His son James lived in Ware, Iowa and his daughter Jennie and husband Thomas Burns lived in Pioneer, Iowa. In the 1910 census, Patrick will living with his son James in Sherman Township, Pocohantas County.
Patrick and Julia had eight children; seven boys and one girl. Jane (Jennie) born 1865 in Grundy County; James born 1867 in Grundy County; John E. born June 1870 in Decatur, IL; Joseph born 1872; Francis born 1874; William born October 1882 in Moultrie County, IL. (note: age differences as compared to other data.) The 1900 Moultrie County Illinois census lists John E. Henebry and his wife Anna T. Dunn with John's younger brother William living with them. At the time of Patrick's death, six children were listed. Jennie Burns-Pioneer, Iowa; John Henneberry-Dalton City, IL; Thomas Henneberry-Cheyenne, WY; Joseph Heneberry-Lester, WY; David Henneberry-Calgary, Canada; James Henneberry, Ware, Iowa.
Children of Patrick Henneberry & Julia Magner:
Anna Theresa Dunn Henneberry: daughter of Peter & Mary Dempsey Dunn: Anna Theresa Dunn, daughter of Peter & Mary Dempsey Dunn was born July 10, 1874 in Warrensburg, Macon County, Illinois. She died April 29, 1955 in Dalton City, Moultrie County, Illinois. She married John Henneberry April 30, 1895 in Macon County. John was the son of Patrick Henneberry. Patrick was the brother of James Henneberry. Lizzie, the daughter of James Henneberry, married Lewis Dunn who was the brother of Anna. Children of John Henneberry and Anna T. Dunn
Decatur Herald: Friday, Feb., 18, 1949 John Henneberry, 78, Dies in Dalton City. Ruth Ann Henneberry: daughter of John & Anna Dunn Henneberry: Bethany Echo; Friday, October 25, 1918 " Dalton City: the funeral services of Ruth Ann Henneberry, 8 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henneberry, whose death was caused from pneumonia following influenza, was conducted Saturday morning at the Sacred Heart Church by Rev. Curran and burial was at St. Isidore." NOTE: The Spanish Flu epidemic, known as a pandemic because it grew to worldwide proportions, is believed to have been born in early March 1918 when soldiers at Fort Riley, Kan., burned tons of manure. "The onset of illness for those battling Spanish influenza was quite sudden,". In a matter of mere hours, a person could go from strapping good health to being so enfeebled they could not walk. Victims complained of general weakness and severe aches in their muscles, backs, joints, and heads." PBS Report in 1998. Major cities provided a killing field for the virus with 1,000 people dying in Boston by the end of September 1918. Philadelphia fared much worse, losing more than 4,500 residents to the Spanish influenza by late October. The death toll rose to nearly 13,000 in that city alone. In San Francisco, which had the added stress of watching the deadly illness as it moved west, the dead from the influenza epidemic numbered more than 3,500 by the end of 1918. "I had a little bird, Its name was Enza. I opened the window, And in-flu-enza." Worldwide, the epidemic killed 20 million to 40 million people. In the United States, estimates place the death toll at 500,000 to more than 675,000. As a comparison, fewer than 300,000 Americans lost their lives serving in the armed forces during World War II. Harry E. Henneberry: son of John & Anna Dunn Henneberry: Decatur Herald: Wed., April 14, 1971 "Harry Edward Henneberry, 72, Dalton City died 2:30 pm Tuesday, Decatur Memorial Hospital, born Dalton City, retired farmer, member Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Dalton City, Knights of Columbus, married Zita McKey, she died in 1946. Leaves sons, Lee of Toulan; James and Donald both in Dalton City, brother Wayne H., Clarence, Mo.; sisters, Mrs. Ellen Smith, Dalton City, Mrs. Bess Ibison, Chicago, five grand children. One brother, two sisters preceded him in death. services 10 am Thursday, Sacred heart Catholic Church, Dalton City. Burial Calvary Cemetery, call from 4 to 9 pm Wednesday at J. J. Moran & Sons Funeral Home, Decatur. Prayer service 7:30 pm Thursday at the funeral home." Decatur Herald: Monday, March 4, 1946 Mrs. Zita Henneberry, Former Resident, Dies.
(wife of Harry E. Henneberry)
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