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1826 - 1903 (77 years)
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Name |
Emanuel Augustus Hennessee |
Birth |
26 Mar 1826 |
Burke County, North Carolina [1, 2, 3] |
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Gender |
Male |
Military |
CSA Veteran [4] |
Death |
22 May 1903 |
Burke County, North Carolina [2, 3, 5] |
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Burial |
Gilboa Methodist Cemetery, Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina [3, 5, 6] |
Person ID |
I1077 |
The Hennessee Family |
Last Modified |
10 Jan 2020 |
Father |
Patrick Hennessa, b. ~1793, Burke County, North Carolina d. 29 Aug 1845, Chesterfield, Burke County, North Carolina (Age ~ 52 years) |
Mother |
Nancy Sudderth, b. 4 Apr 1799, Burke County, North Carolina d. 6 Sep 1889, McDowell County, North Carolina (Age 90 years) |
Marriage |
8 Feb 1824 |
Burke County, North Carolina [7, 8] |
- , Jacob Johnson, Bondsman
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Family ID |
F354 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Elizabeth Caroline Johnson, b. 18 Apr 1836, Burke County, North Carolina d. 19 Aug 1889, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 53 years) |
Marriage |
March 1854 |
(Burke County) North Carolina [9] |
Children |
| 1. Sarah W. Hennessee, b. 9 Sep 1855, Burke County, North Carolina d. 16 Jun 1916, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 60 years) |
| 2. Idalia Hennessee, b. 25 Jul 1856, Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina d. 3 Apr 1910, (Burke County) North Carolina (Age 53 years) |
| 3. Florence A. Hennessee, b. 20 Aug 1858, Burke County, North Carolina d. 14 Sep 1933, Shelby, Cleveland County, North Carolina (Age 75 years) |
| 4. Alice Hennessee, b. 19 Oct 1860, Burke County, North Carolina d. 21 Aug 1924, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 63 years) |
| 5. Manassa Nixon "Uncle Nas" Hennessee, b. 4 Apr 1862, Burke County, North Carolina d. 20 May 1946, (Burke County, North Carolina) (Age 84 years) |
| 6. Dr. Emanuel Augustus "Gus" Hennessee, II, b. 30 Dec 1863, Glen Alpine, Burke County, North Carolina d. 31 Jan 1918, Glen Alpine, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 54 years) |
| 7. Joseph Richardson Hennessee, b. 20 Sep 1867, Burke County, North Carolina d. 17 Aug 1942, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 74 years) |
| 8. Daniel Lafayette "Dan" Hennessee, b. 23 Apr 1869, Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina d. 29 Mar 1940, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 70 years) |
| 9. William L. Hennessee, b. 30 Mar 1871, Burke County, North Carolina d. 27 Aug 1895, Burke County, North Carolina (Age 24 years) |
| 10. Russell Kimsey Hennessee, b. 4 Dec 1875, Burke County, North Carolina d. 13 Feb 1951, Swannanoa, Cleveland, North Carolina (Age 75 years) |
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Family ID |
F408 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
30 Apr 2023 |
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Notes |
- From his obituary in the Morganton, NC News Herald, 28 May 1903:
"Mr. Manuel Hennessee, a well known citizen of Silver Creek township, died last Friday at the home of his son, Joseph Hennessee, at the ripe age of 77 years, and was buried at Gilboa church on Saturday at 3 p.m.
Mr. Hennessee was a brave Confederate soldier. At the battle of the Wilderness in 1863 he was shot through the head and was carried from the battle field apparently fatally wounded. That he lived so many years afterwards is nothing short of a miracle. However, the wound left him partially deaf and dumb the balance of his life.
Among the deceased's surviving children are Mr. M. N. Hennessee and Dr. E. A. Hennessee of Glen Alpine and Mrs. Horace Kincaid of Silver Creek township. There are, we believe, a couple of sons in the U, S, army. Deceased's wife has been dead a number of years."
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Family Members
Spouse
Photo
Elizabeth Caroline Johnson Hennessee
18361889
Children
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Sarah W. Hennessee Farr
18551916
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Ida Hennessee Kincaid
18561910
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Manassa Nixon Hennessee
18611946
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Emanuel Augustus Hennessee
18631918
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Joseph Richardson Hennessee
18671942
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Daniel Lafayette Hennessee
18691940
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Russell Kinsey Hennessee
18751951
Inscription
CORP COMP D 11 NC INFANTRY / CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY
end of profile [3]
- Fought and wounded in Civil War. Walked from Richmond,VA to Morganton,NC.
Served with Company "D", 11th NC Regiment. Later served on Board of Education.
Went to the California Gold Rush of '48...Nick Hennessee
end of notation [4]
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From: Nick Hennessee
To: David Hennessee
Subject: Re: Check-in
Date: Thursday, April 16, 1998 7:50 PM
David,
You may recall my discounting an earlier report I gave you, that Emanuel Augustus Hennessee I went west in the California gold rush but returned home. Other than from Nelle, I had found nothing to confirm. From what I told you then, you could have zapped it from the file.
Now I have confirmation. I have seen his obituary and a letter to the editor about him after his death. The letter was from a cousin of Nancy Johnson, whom he returned home to marry. The author was also Manuel's lieutenant in the CSA army. I consider this a AAA source. Both obituary and letter referred to him as Manuel.
As yet I have no feedback from requests to Oklahoma for more info on Pat Hennessey Massacre.
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"The following persons named below have been allowed pensions under an Act of the General Assembly ratified March 11th, A.D. 1885, entitled "An Act for the Relief of certain Soldiers of the War between the States."
...Emanuel Hennessee, late of Company D, 11 Regiment, N.C. State Troops, disabled by wounds...".
end of this note [4]
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Mary Lou,
Glad to reinforce your conclusion that the "Henesee" in I T Avery's letter was Emanuel Augustus (Manuel) Hennessee.
I find no family record of the date of Manuel's return from California, but his marriage in 1854 makes 1853 credible. He, his oldest brother and many others from Burke went there in 1852.
Since Manuel was born the same year (1835) as Alphonso Calhoun Avery, the two teenagers could have been buddies. I T Avery's reference to "Henesee" suggests his son knew Manuel well enough to differentiate him that way. Also. "Henesee" is one among many spellings of the name in the 19th Century.
How else and how much I T Avery and Manuel were acquainted, I can only conjecture. The Hennessee farm on Hunting Creek was opposite Johns River and Lower Creek five or more miles down the Catawba River from Swan Pond. It was much much closer to Belvidere, the farm on Johns River of Mrs. Avery's Erwin parents, including cousins of Alphonso Calhoun. Best I can conclude, the Hennessee farm was not as large or as fertile or as farmable or as prosperous as Swan Pond or Belvidere. Also, Burke County Heritage articles support that the Avery and Erwin families had a higher social standing and greater wealth than the Hennessees, and most Avery and Erwin sons were better educated.
Another source reports Manuel was active politically (as were the Avery generations and kin) for Democratic candidates and causes, with Manuel enthusiastically participating in an electioneering parade through Burke County before the Civil War.
From genealogy report by family genealogist David Hennessee:
Emanuel Augustus "Manuel" Hennessee #1077 born Mar 26, 1826, Burke Co., NC, married March 1854, in (Burke Co.) NC, Elizabeth Caroline Johnson #1078, born Apr 18, 1836, Burke Co., NC, died Aug 19 1889, Burke Co., NC, buried: Gilboa Methodist Cemetery, Burke Co., NC. Emanuel died May 22 1903, Burke Co., NC, buried: Gilboa Methodist Cemetery, Burke Co., NC. Fought and wounded in Civil War. Walked from Richmond, VA to Morganton, NC. Served with Company "D", 11th NC Regiment. Later served on Board of Education. Went to the California Gold Rush of '48...
At 08:54 AM 1/29/2010, you wrote:
Nick,
I was transcribing a letter written from Isaac Thomas Avery to his son Alphonso Calhoun Avery who was away at school dated April 28, 1853.
In the last paragraph, Isaac Thomas mentions seeing a "Henesee" who had returned from California with a bit of news of the miners.
It took awhile to decipher the name, but we believe it to be Hennessee. Then when I reviewed your family history for the Morganton Store Journal, I saw that Emanuel Augustus Hennessee had indeed gone to California and did return home alive.
Isaac Thomas used only the last name Henesee. I think this indicated a familiarity with the family.
I am thinking that the Swan Ponds Averys and Hennessees might have been "neighbors" and family friends.
I will attach my copy of transcription - so far. There is no capitalization and few periods in the sentences.
Wondering if you might have some family info that would place Augustus Manuel back in Burke County by April 1853.
LETTER - April 28, 1853 from Isaac Thomas Avery to Alphonso Calhoun Avery, his son.doc
Nick Hennessee
1244 Arbor Road Mail 511
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
Line 336 725 5968 Cell 336 784 3685
end of this note [4]
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Sources |
- [S1180] Gene & Dreama Hennessee | Family Group Records | 4237 West Enon Drive,Enon,OH 45323 | 513.864.7047 (Reliability: 3).
- [S15086] Joseph Richardson Hennessee (1867-1942), Cemetery Profile, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=henness.
- [S15087] Emanuel Augustus Hennessee, Sr (1826-1903), Cemetery Profile, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14340572/emanuel-augus.
- [S48586] Manassa Nixon "Nick" Hennessee, III (1930- | HENNESSEE Researcher & Historian | nasnick@mindspring.com.
- [S1180] Gene & Dreama Hennessee | Family Group Records | 4237 West Enon Drive,Enon,OH 45323 | 513.864.7047.
- [S46752] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Hennessee&GSiman=1&GScid=735487&GRid=14340572&.
- [S35] Nita Raye Hennessee Shephard (1913-2003) | major contributor for the JOHN HENNESSEE Family.
- [S14546] "Patrick Hennessa (1793-1845)", Cemetery Profile, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/139811236/patrick-hennessa, This p.
- [S1183] "KINCAID The Family of John Kincaid, Sr. (1710-1811) and Kincaids of the, p. 232 (Reliability: 3).
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