Memoirs: With an Appendix Containing History, of Ebenezer Presbytery, and Other Papers (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Captain Joseph Wyatt Hendrick was the fourth child and second son. He lived in New Orleans, La., and was owner and captain of a steamboat on the Mississippi River for many years. He died in 1858 leaving a widow and two children.

William H. Hendrick, the fifth child and third son, was for many years extensively engaged in farming and stock-raising in Fleming County, Ky. In 1890 he removed to Natchez, Miss, where he has since resided. He died in January, 1901, and was buried in the family lot in the Fleming County Cemetery.
Elizabeth married Thomas Masters, and lives near Kansas City, Mo.

Martha married John Tompkins, and still survives him in Nicholasville, Ky.

The youngest child and daughter, Jane, married Newton Dickerson, of Nicholasville, and survives her husband, who died some years ago.

James Paul was the seventh child and fourth and youngest son of his parents. His mother died when he had reached his ninth year, and his father less than a year later.

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