Henry served during the Civil War in Company F, 14th KY Volunteer Cavalry He was in Jackson County in 1860, 1870 and 1880. In 1910 he wrote a letter to the Bureau of Pensions which listed the names of his siblings:
Wind Cave, Kentucky
July 30, 1910
Department of The Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D. C.
Civil War Division
Inv. Ctf 904. 230
Henry S. Isaacs
Co. F. 14 Kentucky
vol. Cavalry
Sir in regard to yours of the 21st inst my Parrents (sic) names was Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs, my Brothers and Sisters were as follows namely John, William, Samuel, Godfrey, Elisha, Fielden Isaacs and my Sisters were as follows namely, Sallie, Rachel, Evaline, Nancy, Elizabeth, Caroline, Rebecka, and Annie Jane Isaacs. I resided during the Summer of 1850 in Jackson county, Kentucky lived with my Bro William Isaacs, my Town was McKee the County Seat of the afore said county. During the Summer of 1860 I got married and went to houskeeping at the Same Place mentioned above and have lived in 10 miles of that place until the present. now Henry S. Isaacs (plus his X mark)
(Thanks to Earl Gabbard for sending this to Geneva Rudolph who sent it to me.)
Henry S. Isaacs died September 1912 in Jackson County.
∼Henry S. Isaacs was the son of Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs. He married Mary Jane Lakes on March 22, 1860 in Jackson County, Kentucky. Together, they had at least nine children.
Wind Cave, Kentucky
July 30, 1910
Department of The Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D. C.
Civil War Division
Inv. Ctf 904. 230
Henry S. Isaacs
Co. F. 14 Kentucky
vol. Cavalry
Sir in regard to yours of the 21st inst my Parrents (sic) names was Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs, my Brothers and Sisters were as follows namely John, William, Samuel, Godfrey, Elisha, Fielden Isaacs and my Sisters were as follows namely, Sallie, Rachel, Evaline, Nancy, Elizabeth, Caroline, Rebecka, and Annie Jane Isaacs. I resided during the Summer of 1850 in Jackson county, Kentucky lived with my Bro William Isaacs, my Town was McKee the County Seat of the afore said county. During the Summer of 1860 I got married and went to houskeeping at the Same Place mentioned above and have lived in 10 miles of that place until the present. now Henry S. Isaacs (plus his X mark)
(Thanks to Earl Gabbard for sending this to Geneva Rudolph who sent it to me.)
Henry S. Isaacs died September 1912 in Jackson County.
∼Henry S. Isaacs was the son of Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs. He married Mary Jane Lakes on March 22, 1860 in Jackson County, Kentucky. Together, they had at least nine children.
Henry served during the Civil War in Company F, 14th KY Volunteer Cavalry He was in Jackson County in 1860, 1870 and 1880. In 1910 he wrote a letter to the Bureau of Pensions which listed the names of his siblings:
Wind Cave, Kentucky
July 30, 1910
Department of The Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D. C.
Civil War Division
Inv. Ctf 904. 230
Henry S. Isaacs
Co. F. 14 Kentucky
vol. Cavalry
Sir in regard to yours of the 21st inst my Parrents (sic) names was Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs, my Brothers and Sisters were as follows namely John, William, Samuel, Godfrey, Elisha, Fielden Isaacs and my Sisters were as follows namely, Sallie, Rachel, Evaline, Nancy, Elizabeth, Caroline, Rebecka, and Annie Jane Isaacs. I resided during the Summer of 1850 in Jackson county, Kentucky lived with my Bro William Isaacs, my Town was McKee the County Seat of the afore said county. During the Summer of 1860 I got married and went to houskeeping at the Same Place mentioned above and have lived in 10 miles of that place until the present. now Henry S. Isaacs (plus his X mark)
(Thanks to Earl Gabbard for sending this to Geneva Rudolph who sent it to me.)
Henry S. Isaacs died September 1912 in Jackson County.
∼Henry S. Isaacs was the son of Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs. He married Mary Jane Lakes on March 22, 1860 in Jackson County, Kentucky. Together, they had at least nine children.
Wind Cave, Kentucky
July 30, 1910
Department of The Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D. C.
Civil War Division
Inv. Ctf 904. 230
Henry S. Isaacs
Co. F. 14 Kentucky
vol. Cavalry
Sir in regard to yours of the 21st inst my Parrents (sic) names was Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs, my Brothers and Sisters were as follows namely John, William, Samuel, Godfrey, Elisha, Fielden Isaacs and my Sisters were as follows namely, Sallie, Rachel, Evaline, Nancy, Elizabeth, Caroline, Rebecka, and Annie Jane Isaacs. I resided during the Summer of 1850 in Jackson county, Kentucky lived with my Bro William Isaacs, my Town was McKee the County Seat of the afore said county. During the Summer of 1860 I got married and went to houskeeping at the Same Place mentioned above and have lived in 10 miles of that place until the present. now Henry S. Isaacs (plus his X mark)
(Thanks to Earl Gabbard for sending this to Geneva Rudolph who sent it to me.)
Henry S. Isaacs died September 1912 in Jackson County.
∼Henry S. Isaacs was the son of Godfrey and Elizabeth Isaacs. He married Mary Jane Lakes on March 22, 1860 in Jackson County, Kentucky. Together, they had at least nine children.
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