...Two years later, on February 20, 1895, Kate Henry remarried; her second husband Batholornew Ashburn Capehart, had been a pallbearer at her first husband's funeral, and like Mrs Henry, was a staunch member or St. James Episcopal Church in Kittrell "Baldy" Capehart, a graduate and active alumnus of the University of North Carolina, served as captain in the 15th North Carolina Regiment in the Civil War, was chairman of the Hertford and Granville County courts, and was a prominent planter in the Kittrell vicinity. The wedding notice described the· couple as "two of Kittrell's most popular and prominent people," and the bride as "a lady of high accomplishments and great personal worth." Before the wedding, Lucy Catherine Henry and B. A. Capehart signed an agreement in which she bought from him for $10 a quitclaim on all property she "now has or may herafter acquire," which she was to own and handle separately, in her own name. The list of property was quite extensive, including several-tracts of land, bonds, and several thousand dollars worth of notes due her. -- Historical Register Application