Helen Moore Henry

AKA: Moore, Helen A.

Born 1922-05-16 Battle Creek, NE (USA)

Died 2007-09-17
Pender, NE (USA)

Helen A. Moore Henry began teaching school at an early age, eventually taking college classes to obtain her teaching degree. She earned her degree, in 1971 from Wayne State College. She was an elementary teacher for 44 years, retiring in 1987.

Upon retiring, she began researching history and genealogy. She worked countless hours to help compile the history of Madison, NE, Madison County, St. Leonard's Catholic Church, St. Patrick's Catholic Church and genealogy records of her own family as well as for others. She wrote several stories for the State Historical Society and local newspapers.

Places Lived

Madison County, NE

Author Of

Nonfiction
Poetry

Education

BA, 1971,Wayne State College, Wayne, NE

Occupation

Elementary School Teacher: 1943-1987

Bibliography

Mrs. Henry had a poem published in the anthology Leaning Into the Wind. 1997.

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