Henry's second wife, Mary, appears to have first been married to Frederick Peters of Hanover, and had by him five children who were enumerated in the 1860 Peters household - and afterwards in the 1870 Henze household.

Note: The Henze headstones were photographed 18 Jun 2006 (except where noted) by Connie Nisinger & contributed to the Moore & Pilcher website in August, 2011.

Amanda, the daughter of James U. Moore & Rebecca (Cook), was born in Harrison Co., Ohio and moved to Collinsville, Illinois in 1847. She has yet to be located in the 1860 census, but was residing in St. Louis in 1870. Although her headstone indicates she was born in 1851 and her death certificate and obituary lists her as 58 years, 1 month and 23 days at the time of her death (04 May 1851), a letter written by her father in 1867 records her date of birth as 03 Mar 1845, and is supported by the 1850 Federal Census.

The Henze family lived just down the street from Harry's cousin, Mabel (Moore) - wife of Samuel E. Jones in Webster Groves. Harry began his career as clerk, was then a bookkeeper for a machinery company, and later a title examiner for a title company. According to his headstone and supported by his obituary, he was a Freemason and member of Rose Hill Lodge No. 550. He lived to be 96 years and 21 days. According to her headstone and supported by her obituary, Elsie, was a member of the Webster Order of the Eastern Star No. 64. She died at the age 88 years, 3 months and 23 days.

For a photo of Ellsworth taken in Colorado the year before his death - visit my blog, PDP's Roots & Branches.

According to his obituary, Edward was a member of Rose Hill Masonic Lodge No. 550 A.F. & A.M. and was buried with Masonic honors.

Margaret died before her David was four months old at the age of 38 years, 2 months and 21 days at four in the morning at their home on Shawmut on the 25th of August.

John J. and Minnie A. (Terry) appear to have married in Davidson Co., Tennessee on 25 Oct 1883. In 1900 John and Minnie were residing in Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois where he was working as an iron molder. Although the census record states Minnie was the mother of two children, both living, no children are listed in the household. - John Jacob Henze died in St. Louis on 17 Feb 1931. His widow died in Fulton, Callaway Co., Missouri at the State Hospital No. 1 on 07 Jan 1852. According to her death certificate, she was the daughter of John Terry (mother not known), and was born in Alabama on 12 Oct 1863. She died at the age of 88 years, 2 months and 26 days.