A few related Hinds County, Mississippi marriages

Hinds County, Mississippi Marriages 1820- 1900 - Mississippi Archives & History
Hunting For Bears Inc., P.O. Box 278, Hammond, LA 70404

Related Surname Listings

9 19 1884 Catching, C.L. & Talon, Mae
1 13 1880 Catchings, Annie T & Jones, Albert G
5 23 1858 Catchings, Augustus & Weathersten, F.M. Miss
1 05 1899 Catchings, F.B. & Bovard, Mollie
12 3 1850 Catchings, Lurany T & Dulavey, William J
10 19 1864 Catchings, Martha Louise & Dixon, William H
5 27 1860 Catchings, Mary & Hemingway, D.M.
12 20 1876 Catchings, Mary W & Newman, C.C.
12 20 1860 Catchings, Sarah & Redfield, Charles G

1 24 1894 Funchess, Fannie & Nesmith, T.B.
10 21 1880 Funchess, Ora & ........Richard
3 05 1856 Funchess, V.A. Mrs & Raney John
8 04 1896 Funchess, M.A. & Skinner, F.H. Mrs

10 02 1894 Futch, Anna & Perkins, H.S.
1 15 1856 Futch, James M & Bedwell, Olivia

7 31 1879 Slay, M.B. & Raney, Fannie E
9 06 1854 Slay, Nathan G & Parker, Nancy

Tombstone Photo - Dr. Benjamin David Henington & Mary Narcissus Catchings

Tombstone located in the Bahala Methodist Cemetery,
Lawrence County, Mississippi

Benjamin David Hennington
b. 21 Jan 1843 Copiah County, Mississippi
d. 16 May 1925 Oma, Lawrence County, Mississippi
Son of Rev. Henry Hennington & Susannah Nesom

Married to Mary Narcissus Catching 11 Aug. 1864
Copiah County,Mississippi. Mary was the daughter
of John Noel Catchings & Emma Angeline Smith.
Mary was born 23 March 1843 in Crystal Springs,
Copiah County, Mississippi.

Their children were: Frank W., Emma Frances,
Annie, Henry Livingston, Lucius Lamar, Rosa,
Beatrice and Benjamin David Jr.

For a biography of Dr. Benjamin Hennington, please
refer to blog posting of December 10, 2006.

Benjamin & Mary share their tombstone, and several of their children are buried nearby. The family is buried inthe Hennington plot as pictured above.