Henry was married, his wife survived him.
Henry had two brothers, Thomas and James, and two sisters Lillian and one with the married name of Campbell. He also had two half-brothers, Charles and W.W. Horne, and four half-sisters Emily (Harris), Ora (Lake), Olive (Bassett) and one married with the last name of Kulas.
An excerpt from an obituary published in "Napa Weekly Journal" on November 7, 1913. "a well known and much esteemed young man of this city, departed this life at his home at the corner of Calistoga avenue and Eggleston street, on Friday evening. His health had been poor for several months, but his last illness confined him to his bed only a little over a week." "popular and very active member of Mt. Veeder Camp No. 483, Woodmen of the World, being a Past Consul Commander of the Camp, and Captain of the degree team at the time of his demise."
Henry had two brothers, Thomas and James, and two sisters Lillian and one with the married name of Campbell. He also had two half-brothers, Charles and W.W. Horne, and four half-sisters Emily (Harris), Ora (Lake), Olive (Bassett) and one married with the last name of Kulas.
An excerpt from an obituary published in "Napa Weekly Journal" on November 7, 1913. "a well known and much esteemed young man of this city, departed this life at his home at the corner of Calistoga avenue and Eggleston street, on Friday evening. His health had been poor for several months, but his last illness confined him to his bed only a little over a week." "popular and very active member of Mt. Veeder Camp No. 483, Woodmen of the World, being a Past Consul Commander of the Camp, and Captain of the degree team at the time of his demise."
Henry was married, his wife survived him.
Henry had two brothers, Thomas and James, and two sisters Lillian and one with the married name of Campbell. He also had two half-brothers, Charles and W.W. Horne, and four half-sisters Emily (Harris), Ora (Lake), Olive (Bassett) and one married with the last name of Kulas.
An excerpt from an obituary published in "Napa Weekly Journal" on November 7, 1913. "a well known and much esteemed young man of this city, departed this life at his home at the corner of Calistoga avenue and Eggleston street, on Friday evening. His health had been poor for several months, but his last illness confined him to his bed only a little over a week." "popular and very active member of Mt. Veeder Camp No. 483, Woodmen of the World, being a Past Consul Commander of the Camp, and Captain of the degree team at the time of his demise."
Henry had two brothers, Thomas and James, and two sisters Lillian and one with the married name of Campbell. He also had two half-brothers, Charles and W.W. Horne, and four half-sisters Emily (Harris), Ora (Lake), Olive (Bassett) and one married with the last name of Kulas.
An excerpt from an obituary published in "Napa Weekly Journal" on November 7, 1913. "a well known and much esteemed young man of this city, departed this life at his home at the corner of Calistoga avenue and Eggleston street, on Friday evening. His health had been poor for several months, but his last illness confined him to his bed only a little over a week." "popular and very active member of Mt. Veeder Camp No. 483, Woodmen of the World, being a Past Consul Commander of the Camp, and Captain of the degree team at the time of his demise."
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