HENNY BIOGRAPHIES, Henry County, Missouri
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HENNY, George H. - b: 1880 Tuscarawas Co, OH
source: 1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co - 
page: 698
residence: White Oak Twp

George H. Henny, a prosperous farmer and stock raiser of White Oak township, 
belongs to a Henry County pioneer family. Mr. Henry is a native of Ohio. He was 
born in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, in 1880, and is a son of Rudolph and Elizabeth 
(Goodman) Henny. Rudolph Henny was an early settler in White Oak township, and 
after coming here was engaged in farming and stock raising and spent the 
remainder of his life in this township. He died in 1902, and his widow now 
resides in Bogard township. They were the parents of the following children: 
Charles, now resides in Denver, Colorado; Elmer, lives on the home place in 
Bogard township, with his mother; George H., the subject of this sketch; Clara 
Ellen, resides at home, and Clarence Ray in Bogard township. George H. Henny was 
reared on the home farm in Walker township, and remained at home with his 
parents until he was twenty-five years of age. Later he purchased his present 
farm of one hundred fifty-two acres. It is a valuable farm and located about one-
fourth of a mile south of Lucas. Mr. Henry has recently built a seven-room 
bungalow of modern design and his other farm buildings are in thorough keeping 
with his high-class residence. His land is fertile and productive and has the 
advantage of being well watered. Mr. Henny was united in marriage February 8, 
1911, with Miss Ida M. Barth, a daughter of John and Sophia (Rombold) Barth. More 
extensive mention is made of the Barth family in this volume. Mr. and Mrs. Henny 
have one son, Oren Clifford. Mr. Henny takes an active interest in local public 
affairs and is now a member of the school board of his district. He is one of the 
substantial and progressive citizens of Henry County. 

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