• Henry is very interested in documenting family history. He has created a family tree with more than 2000 members. In May, 1986, Henry video recorded Bertha Busler, his grandmother (she died on her 105th birthday) in her living room. Henry made a document called BerthaBuslerTapeNotes. You can get that document by emailing Henry for a copy of that video and the notes.
    In 1987, Henry's younger brother, Ean, video recorded her again. He will include this video and the notes with the 1986 one. In May 1996, Henry and his late wife Christy drove across the country, stopping in Loveland, Colorado to see Uncle Karl and Aunt Lorene, not knowing that that would be the last time we saw either of them. We videoed Uncle Karl and his picture album. The bandaged finger that you will see in this video is the result of a workshop accident. If you want to see that video, click below:
    
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    They went to Cousin Jim's house when he lived in Rolla, Kansas, where Henry's Dad was born. He was nice enough to show them around the town. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They found out in the library at the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, that someone named George Vance Sullivan (also the name of Henry's G-G-Grandfather) was buried in something called "Riggs #3" cemetery. Not finding anything on a map that seemed likely, they saw "Riggs Flying Service." There, the people only knew of a cemetery on an adjacent property, that they called the Sullivan Cemetery, since Sullivans made up the majority of people buried there. It was May. You know that thunderstorms can bring tornadoes in May. A thunderstorm was imminent. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    The first headstone that they located, starting with "L.A. Sullivan" is now missing. This video may be the only picture of it that exists. The owners of the property at the time were the Underwoods, who said that some one else had visited some time and that they had removed another headstone. That makes two missing headstones at least. If you want to see that video, just email Henry. 
    
    
    
    You can email Henry at this address: hvs12888@gmail.com
    
  • Henry is very interested in documenting family history. He has created a family tree with more than 2000 members. In May, 1986, Henry video recorded Bertha Busler, his grandmother (she died on her 105th birthday) in her living room. Henry made a document called BerthaBuslerTapeNotes. You can get that document by emailing Henry for a copy of that video and the notes.
    In 1987, Henry's younger brother, Ean, video recorded her again. He will include this video and the notes with the 1986 one. In May 1996, Henry and his late wife Christy drove across the country, stopping in Loveland, Colorado to see Uncle Karl and Aunt Lorene, not knowing that that would be the last time we saw either of them. We videoed Uncle Karl and his picture album. The bandaged finger that you will see in this video is the result of a workshop accident. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They went to Cousin Jim's house when he lived in Rolla, Kansas, where Henry's Dad was born. He was nice enough to show them around the town. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They found out in the library at the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, that someone named George Vance Sullivan (also the name of Henry's G-G-Grandfather) was buried in something called "Riggs #3" cemetery. Not finding anything on a map that seemed likely, they saw "Riggs Flying Service." There, the people only knew of a cemetery on an adjacent property, that they called the Sullivan Cemetery, since Sullivans made up the majority of people buried there. It was May. You know that thunderstorms can bring tornadoes in May. A thunderstorm was imminent. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    The first headstone that they located, starting with "L.A. Sullivan" is now missing. This video may be the only picture of it that exists. The owners of the property at the time were the Underwoods, who said that some one else had visited some time and that they had removed another headstone. That makes two missing headstones at least. If you want to see that video, just email Henry. 
    
    
    
    You can email Henry at this address: hvs12888@gmail.com
    
  • Henry is very interested in documenting family history. He has created a family tree with more than 2000 members. In May, 1986, Henry video recorded Bertha Busler, his grandmother (she died on her 105th birthday) in her living room. Henry made a document called BerthaBuslerTapeNotes. You can get that document by emailing Henry for a copy of that video and the notes.
    In 1987, Henry's younger brother, Ean, video recorded her again. He will include this video and the notes with the 1986 one. In May 1996, Henry and his late wife Christy drove across the country, stopping in Loveland, Colorado to see Uncle Karl and Aunt Lorene, not knowing that that would be the last time we saw either of them. We videoed Uncle Karl and his picture album. The bandaged finger that you will see in this video is the result of a workshop accident. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They went to Cousin Jim's house when he lived in Rolla, Kansas, where Henry's Dad was born. He was nice enough to show them around the town. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They found out in the library at the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, that someone named George Vance Sullivan (also the name of Henry's G-G-Grandfather) was buried in something called "Riggs #3" cemetery. Not finding anything on a map that seemed likely, they saw "Riggs Flying Service." There, the people only knew of a cemetery on an adjacent property, that they called the Sullivan Cemetery, since Sullivans made up the majority of people buried there. It was May. You know that thunderstorms can bring tornadoes in May. A thunderstorm was imminent. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    The first headstone that they located, starting with "L.A. Sullivan" is now missing. This video may be the only picture of it that exists. The owners of the property at the time were the Underwoods, who said that some one else had visited some time and that they had removed another headstone. That makes two missing headstones at least. If you want to see that video, just email Henry. 
    
    
    
    You can email Henry at this address: hvs12888@gmail.com
    
  • Henry is very interested in documenting family history. He has created a family tree with more than 2000 members. In May, 1986, Henry video recorded Bertha Busler, his grandmother (she died on her 105th birthday) in her living room. Henry made a document called BerthaBuslerTapeNotes. You can get that document by emailing Henry for a copy of that video and the notes.
    In 1987, Henry's younger brother, Ean, video recorded her again. He will include this video and the notes with the 1986 one. In May 1996, Henry and his late wife Christy drove across the country, stopping in Loveland, Colorado to see Uncle Karl and Aunt Lorene, not knowing that that would be the last time we saw either of them. We videoed Uncle Karl and his picture album. The bandaged finger that you will see in this video is the result of a workshop accident. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They went to Cousin Jim's house when he lived in Rolla, Kansas, where Henry's Dad was born. He was nice enough to show them around the town. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They found out in the library at the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, that someone named George Vance Sullivan (also the name of Henry's G-G-Grandfather) was buried in something called "Riggs #3" cemetery. Not finding anything on a map that seemed likely, they saw "Riggs Flying Service." There, the people only knew of a cemetery on an adjacent property, that they called the Sullivan Cemetery, since Sullivans made up the majority of people buried there. It was May. You know that thunderstorms can bring tornadoes in May. A thunderstorm was imminent. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    The first headstone that they located, starting with "L.A. Sullivan" is now missing. This video may be the only picture of it that exists. The owners of the property at the time were the Underwoods, who said that some one else had visited some time and that they had removed another headstone. That makes two missing headstones at least. If you want to see that video, just email Henry. 
    
    
    
    You can email Henry at this address: hvs12888@gmail.com
    
  • Henry is very interested in documenting family history. He has created a family tree with more than 2000 members. In May, 1986, Henry video recorded Bertha Busler, his grandmother (she died on her 105th birthday) in her living room. Henry made a document called BerthaBuslerTapeNotes. If you want to see this video, email Henry at hvs12888@gmail.com.
    In 1987, Henry's younger brother, Ean, video recorded her again. He will include a video of this 1987 one and his notes with the 1986 one. In May 1996, Henry and his late wife Christy drove across the country, stopping in Loveland, Colorado to see Uncle Karl and Aunt Lorene, not knowing that that would be the last time we saw either of them. We videoed Uncle Karl and his picture album. The bandaged finger that you will see in this video is the result of a workshop accident. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They went to Cousin Jim's house when he lived in Rolla, Kansas, where Henry's Dad was born. He was nice enough to show them around the town. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    They found out in the library at the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, that someone named George Vance Sullivan (also the name of Henry's G-G-Grandfather) was buried in something called "Riggs #3" cemetery. Not finding anything on a map that seemed likely, they saw "Riggs Flying Service." There, the people only knew of a cemetery on an adjacent property, that they called the Sullivan Cemetery, since Sullivans made up the majority of people buried there. It was May. You know that thunderstorms can bring tornadoes in May. A thunderstorm was imminent. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.
    The first headstone that they located, starting with "L.A. Sullivan" is now missing. This video may be the only picture of it that exists. The owners of the property at the time were the Underwoods, who said that some one else had visited some time and that they had removed another headstone. That makes two missing headstones at least. If you want to see that video, just email Henry.