Sutherland Springs Historical Museum

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This is John and Gertrude Hendrick, immigrants from Ireland, who moved to Stockdale, Texas. John worked for the U.S. Arm...
09/26/2025

This is John and Gertrude Hendrick, immigrants from Ireland, who moved to Stockdale, Texas. John worked for the U.S. Army. These are their three girls: Mae Elizabeth, Angela, and Veronica. These photos were taken around 1881. In 1883 John was killed and Gerturde moved back to Ireland. Gertrude and the girls returned to Sutherland Springs in 1901 and purchased Mr. J. L. Tiner's House. She and family members owned the house for the next 93 years.

You can help save the house and tell the amazing story of the Hendrick and Hodges family.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/tiner-hendrick-house-restoration-project

https://friendsofthetinerhouse.blogspot.com/



09/26/2025

We are trying to preserve the Tiner House in Sutherland Springs, Texas. It is in danger of being torn down if the funds cannot be raised to relocate it by the end of this year.

This is John and Gertrude Hendrick, immigrants from Ireland, who moved to Stockdale, Texas. John worked for the U.S. Arm...
09/26/2025

This is John and Gertrude Hendrick, immigrants from Ireland, who moved to Stockdale, Texas. John worked for the U.S. Army. These are their three girls: Mae Elizabeth, Angela, and Veronica. These photos were taken around 1881. In 1883 John was killed and Gerturde moved back to Ireland. Gertrude and the girls returned to Sutherland Springs in 1901 and purchased Mr. J. L. Tiner's House. She and family members owned the house for the next 93 years.

You can help save the house and tell the amazing story of the Hendrick and Hodges family.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/tiner-hendrick-house-restoration-project

https://friendsofthetinerhouse.blogspot.com/



We are trying to preserve the Tiner House in Sutherland Springs, Texas. It is in danger of being torn down if the funds cannot be raised to relocate it by the end of this year.

Meet Jesse Lane Tiner and Connally Findlay Tiner. This is a photograph taken while they were honeymooning in Galveston, ...
09/25/2025

Meet Jesse Lane Tiner and Connally Findlay Tiner. This is a photograph taken while they were honeymooning in Galveston, Texas in
1879. You can help save the house that they built in Sutherland Springs, Texas in 1887.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/ tiner-hendrick-house-restoration-project

09/25/2025
Lorry Tuttle, fourth great niece of Captain John Hendricks, show SSHM Curator Melinda Cteech, John Hendricks US Civil Wa...
09/13/2025

Lorry Tuttle, fourth great niece of Captain John Hendricks, show SSHM Curator Melinda Cteech, John Hendricks US Civil War uniform. Lorry donated maps, photos, and other documents to the SSHM.

Learn more about “days gone by” this Sat. May 10th in the Sutherland Springs Historical Museum. Tours 10am - 2pm.
05/07/2025

Learn more about “days gone by” this Sat. May 10th in the Sutherland Springs Historical Museum. Tours 10am - 2pm.

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6556 US-87 Sutherland Springs
San Antonio, TX
78161

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10am - 2pm

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+12102893583

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