Henry's Family History and Paternity

The video explores Viola Davis's family history, starting with her roots in South Carolina and her connection to her maternal grandparents, Henry and Moselle Logan. It uncovers family secrets through historical records and DNA testing, revealing that Henry's father was likely John Young, not Gable Logan. The narrative reflects on the impact of these discoveries on Viola's understanding of her identity and family legacy.

Where was Viola Davis born?

• Rhode Island

• Singleton Plantation, South Carolina

• New York

• Atlanta, Georgia

What significant event in Viola's family history occurred in 1942?

• Viola's birth

• Henry and Moselle Logan's marriage

• The family's move to Rhode Island

• The discovery of Henry's true father

How many children did Henry and Moselle Logan have together?

• 10

• 15

• 18

• 20

What discrepancy was found in Henry's records?

• His birth date

• His father's identity

• His place of birth

• His marriage date

Who was initially thought to be Henry's father according to his social security application?

• Joseph Young

• Henry Logan

• Gable Logan

• John Young

What method was used to confirm Henry's true paternity?

• Family interviews

• Census records

• DNA testing

• Historical documents

Who was confirmed to be Henry's biological father?

• John Young

• Gable Logan

• Joseph Young

• Henry Logan

What happened to Henry's mother, Corinne, when he was young?

• She moved to Rhode Island

• She moved to Charlotte, North Carolina

• She passed away from tuberculosis

• She remarried

Where did John Young move after Corinne's death?

• Atlanta, Georgia

• New York City

• Charlotte, North Carolina

• St. Matthew's, South Carolina

What is a common theme Viola reflects on regarding her family history?

• The importance of wealth

• The ease of uncovering family secrets

• The simplicity of family life

• The complexity and messiness of truth