Missing Family member (genealogy, child, daughters, father)
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Trying to find genealogy info on my aunt. She lived in Stamps, Arkansas in an orphanage in 1920 when she was 15 yrs old. I believe she married a Mr. Davis from Stamps. Her name was Ina Eugene Henry and was born about 1906 in SC.
Her mother James Calhoun Henry (called Jimmie) died about 1907. Her father, Eugene Elijah Henry left the area after that, leaving both his young daughters, Addis (Addys) and Ina Henry with relatives.
Ina became a nurse ( I'd like to know what nursing school she went to) and adopted a little girl named Jeannie (Genie). The child was later taken back by the bio-mother. Ina died in a suspicious house fire sometime before 1950.
Any info would be greatly appreciated on when, where, and how she really died.
My email is :april3am@aol.com thank you
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im looking for my 2 bros melvin and harold i havent seen them in years. their surnames are sloane, harold use to stay with us in montclair and melvin stayed in melvern. i dont know what there ages are but i would love to see them again. i havent seen them for so long and my daughter wants to see her uncles again my no is 0824228262 please contact me if you read this.
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