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OBIT, source unk:
Wife of, Judge S. Henderson
Mrs. Emily Henderson, wife of our fellow-citizen, Judge James S. Henderson, died after a lingering and painful illness of several weeks. Mrs. Henderson, at the time of her death, was in her 63rd year. She was one of the oldest and most highly respected ladys in our county, and one who will be sadly missed and long and kindly remembered by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
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From Harriet Fant Herndon, 1915:
"In my youth the social center of Fulton was the home of Judge & Mrs. James S. Henderson. They lived in a frame house on the north side of the square. It was the largest in town, with a fine garden in back. They owned the first piano brought to Fulton. Later they built a home on Center Street. A school was built on that land & they built a fine 2 story brick home at 201 E. 9th."
contributed by - Anna Jaech
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Mother of Martha A. Henderson #27541883, Mary L. Henderson #27541886, Theodore Warner Henderson #36128046, James F. Henderson #27541881, Charles H. Henderson, Minnie Warner Henderson, & William Harry Henderson.
- Anna Jaech
Added: Aug. 5, 2012
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OBIT, source unk:
Wife of, Judge S. Henderson
Mrs. Emily Henderson, wife of our fellow-citizen, Judge James S. Henderson, died after a lingering and painful illness of several weeks. Mrs. Henderson, at the time of her death, was in her 63rd year. She was one of the oldest and most highly respected ladys in our county, and one who will be sadly missed and long and kindly remembered by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
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From Harriet Fant Herndon, 1915:
"In my youth the social center of Fulton was the home of Judge & Mrs. James S. Henderson. They lived in a frame house on the north side of the square. It was the largest in town, with a fine garden in back. They owned the first piano brought to Fulton. Later they built a home on Center Street. A school was built on that land & they built a fine 2 story brick home at 201 E. 9th."
contributed by - Anna Jaech
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Mother of Martha A. Henderson #27541883, Mary L. Henderson #27541886, Theodore Warner Henderson #36128046, James F. Henderson #27541881, Charles H. Henderson, Minnie Warner Henderson, & William Harry Henderson.
- Anna Jaech
Added: Aug. 5, 2012
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OBIT, source unk:
Wife of, Judge S. Henderson
Mrs. Emily Henderson, wife of our fellow-citizen, Judge James S. Henderson, died after a lingering and painful illness of several weeks. Mrs. Henderson, at the time of her death, was in her 63rd year. She was one of the oldest and most highly respected ladys in our county, and one who will be sadly missed and long and kindly remembered by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
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From Harriet Fant Herndon, 1915:
"In my youth the social center of Fulton was the home of Judge & Mrs. James S. Henderson. They lived in a frame house on the north side of the square. It was the largest in town, with a fine garden in back. They owned the first piano brought to Fulton. Later they built a home on Center Street. A school was built on that land & they built a fine 2 story brick home at 201 E. 9th."
contributed by - Anna Jaech
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Mother of Martha A. Henderson #27541883, Mary L. Henderson #27541886, Theodore Warner Henderson #36128046, James F. Henderson #27541881, Charles H. Henderson, Minnie Warner Henderson, & William Harry Henderson.
- Anna Jaech
Added: Aug. 5, 2012
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OBIT, source unk:
Wife of, Judge S. Henderson
Mrs. Emily Henderson, wife of our fellow-citizen, Judge James S. Henderson, died after a lingering and painful illness of several weeks. Mrs. Henderson, at the time of her death, was in her 63rd year. She was one of the oldest and most highly respected ladys in our county, and one who will be sadly missed and long and kindly remembered by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
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From Harriet Fant Herndon, 1915:
"In my youth the social center of Fulton was the home of Judge & Mrs. James S. Henderson. They lived in a frame house on the north side of the square. It was the largest in town, with a fine garden in back. They owned the first piano brought to Fulton. Later they built a home on Center Street. A school was built on that land & they built a fine 2 story brick home at 201 E. 9th."
contributed by - Anna Jaech
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Mother of Martha A. Henderson #27541883, Mary L. Henderson #27541886, Theodore Warner Henderson #36128046, James F. Henderson #27541881, Charles H. Henderson, Minnie Warner Henderson, & William Harry Henderson.
- Anna Jaech
Added: Aug. 5, 2012
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