He moved to Butts County, Georgia in 1827 and made his first home on McDonough Road. This burned and he moved to the shoals of Tussahaw Creek, seven miles from Jackson. He owned a large farm and built Hendrick's Mill which was burned during Sherman's March to the Sea. Remnants remained in 1976.
He was a Brigadier General of the Georgia Militia from 1836-1841.
His wife was Patsy Hurt B: May 18,1797 Hancock County, Georgia D: Brundidge, Pike County, Alabama.
Older brother of John Hendrick Jr
He moved to Butts County, Georgia in 1827 and made his first home on McDonough Road. This burned and he moved to the shoals of Tussahaw Creek, seven miles from Jackson. He owned a large farm and built Hendrick's Mill which was burned during Sherman's March to the Sea. Remnants remained in 1976.
He was a Brigadier General of the Georgia Militia from 1836-1841.
His wife was Patsy Hurt B: May 18,1797 Hancock County, Georgia D: Brundidge, Pike County, Alabama.
Older brother of John Hendrick Jr
Family Members
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Mary Ann Narcissa Hendrick Bates
1813–1900
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Dr John Blackburn Hendrick
1817–1881
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Franklin Hendrick
1823–1894
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Lucy Ellington Hendrick Lawson
1825–1889
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Caroline Rebecca Hendrick Lee
1829–1914
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William Hurt Lowndes Hendrick
1831–1903
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Dr Gustavus Hendrick Jr
1833–1898
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Mastin Hendrick
1836–1909
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Martha Hendrick
1838–1905
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Obadiah Hendrick
1843–1927
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