Henry Struben Murray

Title

Henry Struben Murray

Name

Henry Struben

Surname

Murray

Birthday

11 October 1927

Birthplace

John's Island, South Carolina, United States

Parents

Isaiah Murray Sr. and Lucinda Brown

Death Date

25 September 2011

Death Place

John's Island, Charleston County, South Carolina, United States

Career

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (B&O Railroad)

Spouse

Alverna Waite

Marriage Date & Place

McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Children

Anna (Murray) Keith (pre-deceased); Louis Henry Murray (pre-deceased); Rhonda (Murray) Hodge of Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, United States; Joyce (Murray) Keith of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, United States; Henrietta Murray of Duquesne, Pennsylvania, United States; Robert Murray, of Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, United States; Brian Murray, of Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, United States; Kim Murray or North Versailles, Pennsylvania, United States; Edlee Simmons of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, United States; David Simmons (Wife: Pamela) of Norfolk, Virginia, United States; Isaiah Simmons (Wife: Karen) of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, United States; Jo'Ann SIngleton of Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Extended Family

Siblings: Mary Murray (pre-deceased); Robert Waites (pre-deceased); James Brown (pre-deceased); Elijah Murray (pre-deceased); Thomas Murray (Wife: Mattie) of North Charleston, South Carolina, United States; Willis Murray (Wife: Catherine) of Charleston, South Carolina, United States; Marie Murray of Queens, New York, United States; Herman Murray (Wife: Lucille) of Johns Island, South Carolina, United States

Abraham Marion Murray, Sr.

Blondell Murray Smalls

Herbert Murray

Isaiah Murray, Jr.

Martha Murray

Church

Christ Temple AME Church

Funeral Location

St. James United Methodist Church in John's Island, South Carolina, United States

Donated by

Claudia J. Brown

Publisher

International African American Museum

Type

Document

Format

Portable Document Format

Language

English

Rights

Public Domain | All records should be cited as coming from the Center Family History at the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, United States.