March 2, 2018 – RELATIVITY

March 2, 2018March 2, 2018

Born This Day in 1801 ~ John HESTON

Name: John HESTON

Birth: 02 March 1801

Parents: Unknown Father and Unknown Mother

Spouse: Phebe ARMSTRONG, Linnea MYERS

Death: 16 January 1848; Carroll County, Ohio

Relationship to Hollie: husband of maternal 4th great aunt (Linnea MYERS)

Hollie Ann Henke

Hollie is a jill-of-all-trades and master of a few. She is your typical introvert attempting to live a simpler life in a complicated world. She has two grown children who live in a much warmer climate. When she is not researching her family's history, you might find her writing, taking some photographs, digging in the dirt, doing a little yoga, or with her nose in a book. You also might find her walking along the Ohio & Erie Canal with her other half and their two dogs, Ben and Gus - a grouchy, old mixed-breed and a spoiled Siberian Husky. If you can't find Hollie, she's probably at the library.

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