Azor was the son of Amos Henthorn and Elizabeth Sharp. He married Dorothy C. Hennagir about 1878. In the 1900 census, it stated that she bore 10 children but only 7 survived. After her death, Azor married May Stone in 1929.
A.J. Henthorn was a prominent early citizen of the State of Oklahoma. He was a famous award-winning stockman, whose influence (recorded in many stock breeding annals) with regard to the breeding of Percheron horses and Poland-China swine was substantial.
(Source: Norco Chino)
A.J. Henthorn was a prominent early citizen of the State of Oklahoma. He was a famous award-winning stockman, whose influence (recorded in many stock breeding annals) with regard to the breeding of Percheron horses and Poland-China swine was substantial.
(Source: Norco Chino)
Azor was the son of Amos Henthorn and Elizabeth Sharp. He married Dorothy C. Hennagir about 1878. In the 1900 census, it stated that she bore 10 children but only 7 survived. After her death, Azor married May Stone in 1929.
A.J. Henthorn was a prominent early citizen of the State of Oklahoma. He was a famous award-winning stockman, whose influence (recorded in many stock breeding annals) with regard to the breeding of Percheron horses and Poland-China swine was substantial.
(Source: Norco Chino)
A.J. Henthorn was a prominent early citizen of the State of Oklahoma. He was a famous award-winning stockman, whose influence (recorded in many stock breeding annals) with regard to the breeding of Percheron horses and Poland-China swine was substantial.
(Source: Norco Chino)
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