First marriage to Lucy Furlow about 1820 in South Carolina.
Second marriage to Phoebe Sanders July 27, 1839 in Marshall County, Alabama. That marriage ended before 1860 and Henry moved to Arkansas.
Supposedly buried in Lee Cemetery at Schaberg, not sure if that is the same as the Schaberg Cemetery.
He was the father of Edward Lee (1822-1898) who is buried in the Schaberg Cemetery:
Following from Rootsweb, excerpted from a Goodspeed's biography:
7/19/01
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ar/crawford/crawford.html
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/crawford/goodspeed/klm.txt
Edward Lee, grocer, was born in South Carolina in 1822, and is a son of Henry and Lucy (Furlow) Lee, natives of the same State. From South Carolina they moved to Cherokee Nation, or what is now Alabama, in 1836, and in 1859 the father came to Crawford County, Ark., where he died in 1862, his wife having died in 1838. The father was a successful farmer, and the father of ten children, of whom but our subject and one sister are living. The grandmother of Mr. Lee, Sarah Lee, was a native of Ireland. When Edward was about thirteen, he accompanied his parents to Cherokee Nation, and on November 26, 1858, landed upon the present site [p.1165] of Chester. Ark., having made the journey hither by wagon.
Second marriage to Phoebe Sanders July 27, 1839 in Marshall County, Alabama. That marriage ended before 1860 and Henry moved to Arkansas.
Supposedly buried in Lee Cemetery at Schaberg, not sure if that is the same as the Schaberg Cemetery.
He was the father of Edward Lee (1822-1898) who is buried in the Schaberg Cemetery:
Following from Rootsweb, excerpted from a Goodspeed's biography:
7/19/01
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ar/crawford/crawford.html
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/crawford/goodspeed/klm.txt
Edward Lee, grocer, was born in South Carolina in 1822, and is a son of Henry and Lucy (Furlow) Lee, natives of the same State. From South Carolina they moved to Cherokee Nation, or what is now Alabama, in 1836, and in 1859 the father came to Crawford County, Ark., where he died in 1862, his wife having died in 1838. The father was a successful farmer, and the father of ten children, of whom but our subject and one sister are living. The grandmother of Mr. Lee, Sarah Lee, was a native of Ireland. When Edward was about thirteen, he accompanied his parents to Cherokee Nation, and on November 26, 1858, landed upon the present site [p.1165] of Chester. Ark., having made the journey hither by wagon.
First marriage to Lucy Furlow about 1820 in South Carolina.
Second marriage to Phoebe Sanders July 27, 1839 in Marshall County, Alabama. That marriage ended before 1860 and Henry moved to Arkansas.
Supposedly buried in Lee Cemetery at Schaberg, not sure if that is the same as the Schaberg Cemetery.
He was the father of Edward Lee (1822-1898) who is buried in the Schaberg Cemetery:
Following from Rootsweb, excerpted from a Goodspeed's biography:
7/19/01
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ar/crawford/crawford.html
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/crawford/goodspeed/klm.txt
Edward Lee, grocer, was born in South Carolina in 1822, and is a son of Henry and Lucy (Furlow) Lee, natives of the same State. From South Carolina they moved to Cherokee Nation, or what is now Alabama, in 1836, and in 1859 the father came to Crawford County, Ark., where he died in 1862, his wife having died in 1838. The father was a successful farmer, and the father of ten children, of whom but our subject and one sister are living. The grandmother of Mr. Lee, Sarah Lee, was a native of Ireland. When Edward was about thirteen, he accompanied his parents to Cherokee Nation, and on November 26, 1858, landed upon the present site [p.1165] of Chester. Ark., having made the journey hither by wagon.
Second marriage to Phoebe Sanders July 27, 1839 in Marshall County, Alabama. That marriage ended before 1860 and Henry moved to Arkansas.
Supposedly buried in Lee Cemetery at Schaberg, not sure if that is the same as the Schaberg Cemetery.
He was the father of Edward Lee (1822-1898) who is buried in the Schaberg Cemetery:
Following from Rootsweb, excerpted from a Goodspeed's biography:
7/19/01
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ar/crawford/crawford.html
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/crawford/goodspeed/klm.txt
Edward Lee, grocer, was born in South Carolina in 1822, and is a son of Henry and Lucy (Furlow) Lee, natives of the same State. From South Carolina they moved to Cherokee Nation, or what is now Alabama, in 1836, and in 1859 the father came to Crawford County, Ark., where he died in 1862, his wife having died in 1838. The father was a successful farmer, and the father of ten children, of whom but our subject and one sister are living. The grandmother of Mr. Lee, Sarah Lee, was a native of Ireland. When Edward was about thirteen, he accompanied his parents to Cherokee Nation, and on November 26, 1858, landed upon the present site [p.1165] of Chester. Ark., having made the journey hither by wagon.
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