Henry Kinnersley

Thomas Kinnersley's fourth child was Henry.

During the 1840's, Henry Kinnersley was a prominent wood engraver, in business together with his youngest brother Augustus. Their place of business was 218 Wooster Street and later 64 John Street in Brooklyn. In the 1850's, Henry moved to 388 Bowery Street.

Henry is mentioned in The New York Historical Society's Dictionary of Artists in America, by George C. Groce (Yale University Press, 1957), and on p.24 of History of Wood Engraving in America, by W. J. Linton (Boston, Estes and Lauriat, 1882), as a student of Shubal Childs.