Brown Family Tree - Person Sheet
Brown Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameHenry A. Drury 
, M
, MBirth Date28 Aug 1866
Birth PlaceBucks County, PA
Death Date11 Apr 1950 Age: 83
Death PlaceAllentown, PA
Burial PlaceUnion Cemetery, Quakertown, PA
OccupationArchitect (Draftsman) in Philadelphia. New York Ship Building Company.
FatherAugustus Vere Drury , M (1821-1883)
MotherHannah Bearn , F (1837-1924)
Spouses
Birth Date26 Jun 1872
Birth PlaceMt. Sidney, Staunton, VA
Death Date11 Feb 1960 Age: 87
Death PlaceCovington, VA
Burial PlaceCedar Hill Cemetery, Covington, VA
OccupationTaught music
FatherJohn Thomas Cribbins , M (1844-1941)
MotherElizabeth J. (Lizzie) Lankford , F (1847-1926)
Marr Date5 Nov 1891
Marr PlaceStaunton, VA
2Jennie Dewart , F
, FBirth Date1874
Birth PlaceCanada
Death Date8 Apr 1950 Age: 76
FatherWilliam Dewart , M
MotherJessie Graham , F
Marr Date18 Apr 1901
Marr PlaceRochester, Monroe County, NY
Notes for Henry A. Drury
The 1910 United States Federal Census record for Henery W Drury provides a snapshot of his life at the time. Living on Albania Street in Gainesville Ward 1, Cooke, Texas, he was a 42-year-old single male, head of the household, and working as a physician in general practice, operating on his own account. Drury was born in Kentucky in 1868, and both of his parents were also Kentucky natives. The record highlights his racial identity as White and notes that he rented his home, indicating a middle-class status in the community.
This census entry is significant as it captures details about Drury's professional life and personal demographics, reflecting broader patterns of migration and professional practice in early 20th-century America. Census records like these offer valuable insights into community compositions and economic conditions during this period.
The 1940 United States Federal Census records Henry Durry, aged 73, residing in Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He is listed as the head of the household, living with his wife Jennie Durry, aged 68. The census notes that Henry owned his home on North Main Street, valued at $15,000. He had not worked in the previous year but reported income from other sources. The census provides insight into the economic and residential conditions of individuals during the late 1930s and early 1940s, reflecting broader patterns of aging, property ownership, and income sources at the time.
Henry Durry, whose name is also recorded as Henry Drury, was born around 1867 in Pennsylvania, aligning with historical migration and settlement patterns in the state. His life in Doylestown during this era connects him to the community dynamics and economic conditions of Bucks County, providing a snapshot of American life on the eve of World War II.
This census entry is significant as it captures details about Drury's professional life and personal demographics, reflecting broader patterns of migration and professional practice in early 20th-century America. Census records like these offer valuable insights into community compositions and economic conditions during this period.
The 1940 United States Federal Census records Henry Durry, aged 73, residing in Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He is listed as the head of the household, living with his wife Jennie Durry, aged 68. The census notes that Henry owned his home on North Main Street, valued at $15,000. He had not worked in the previous year but reported income from other sources. The census provides insight into the economic and residential conditions of individuals during the late 1930s and early 1940s, reflecting broader patterns of aging, property ownership, and income sources at the time.
Henry Durry, whose name is also recorded as Henry Drury, was born around 1867 in Pennsylvania, aligning with historical migration and settlement patterns in the state. His life in Doylestown during this era connects him to the community dynamics and economic conditions of Bucks County, providing a snapshot of American life on the eve of World War II.
Notes for Anna Marshall (Spouse 1)
Birth could be 1873