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The Artemas H. Henderson Memorial Library
A collection of digitized documents relating
to James (Isaac) Henderson Sr. of Onslow County, NC and his descendants
Established February 2007,
organized and maintained by Laura Henderson
This collection is intended for educational
use by genealogical researchers of the Henderson family and allied
lines. Please do not copy or distribute these resources, or use
them for commercial purposes or in publications of any kind without
permission from the original sources or copyright holders.
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Photos
A
collection of digital photographs which illustrate or enhance our
understanding of the experiences and environments of our ancestors.
A comparison of Brashers and Hendersons
Photos courtesy of Frances Brasher Lowrey and Laura Henderson
A side-by-side comparison of three great-grandsons of Argalus Henderson: 1) John Henderson Brasher and his brother Henry W. Brasher, two sons of Frances Henderson Brasher and her husband Aquilla Brasher; and 2) Isaac R. Henderson (and his son Elwood),son of Frances's first cousin, Isaac Henderson.
Relevant
to: James
> Argalus>
Ezekiel & Isaac Henderson lines
1850-1875
ca The Lindley Family
Photo Album (an allied line)
Photos courtesy of Thelma Henderson Schoolfield and Juanita McManus
This collection belonged
to Eliza
Harriet Lindley Henderson (ca. 1830-1903). Eliza was the daughter
of Jonathan
Lindley (1796-1866) and Camilla
Meachem Lindley (1810-1861) of Chatham County, NC. In 1849
John and Camilla Lindley moved to Howard County, Indiana. Eliza
Lindley Henderson remained behind in Chatham County with husband
Isaac
R. Henderson (1827-1862). Her albums were eventually passed
to grandson Artemas Hezekiah Henderson (namesake of this online
library) and granddaughter Manie Henderson Capps, who passed them
on in turn to Thelma Henderson Schoolfield and Juanita McManus,
respectively. Thelma and Juanita kindly loaned the photos
to Laura Henderson in 2006 so that they could be posted and shared
with our extended family. If you can identify any of the unknown
subjects in these photos, please
contact the administrator.
Relevant
to: Isaac
R. Henderson and family; Jonathan Lindley and Family; Aaron Lindley
and family
1897
ca Lee C. Henderson
Photo courtesy of Robin Henderson (Grandson of Lee)
Lee C. Henderson poses
for a photo in Baltimore, MD (ca 1897) on his way to the Philippines
during the Spanish-American War.
Relevant
to: James
> Argalus>
Ezekiel > James > John > William > Lee C. Henderson
line
1906
ca The Shiloh Church Group
Photo
Photo courtesy of Thelma Henderson Schoolfield
This photo was taken
at Shiloh United Methodist Church near Julian, NC (Randolph County)
about 1906. Front row far left is Cabel Phillips (dau. of Esther
Burgess Phillips Henderson) and on the far right is sister Mabel
Phillips. (Cabel and Mabel wear similar dark, double-breasted
dresses, Cabel's with a double-row of bright buttons.) Standing
on left behind Cabel is Esther Phillips Henderson holding son
J. Van Henderson. Next row back on far left is William "Willie"
Henderson, brother of Artemas H. Henderson.
Relevant
to: James
> Argalus > Isaac > Hezekiah > Isaac R. > Elwood
> Artemas H. Henderson line
1923
ca Rosetta Ethel "Ethel
Rose" Henderson Garrett and Family
Photo courtesy of Thelma Henderson Schoolfield
Pictured left to right
are Lester Garrett, Walter Garrett (father), Marcil Garrett, J.
C. Garrett, Ethel Rose Henderson Garrett (holding Richard Garrett)
and Fern Garrett. Photo was made about 1923. Ethel rose had Tuberculosis
and died just before her 37th birthday.
Relevant
to: James
> Argalus>
Isaac > Hezekiah > Isaac R. > Elwood > Rosetta Ethel
Henderson Garrett line.
1930
ca Lee C. Henderson
and wife, Cora
Photo courtesy of Robin Henderson (Grandson of Lee)
Lee C. Henderson poses
with wife Cora, circa 1930.
Relevant
to: James
> Argalus>
Ezekiel > James > John > William > Lee C. Henderson
line.
This collection is intended for educational
use by genealogical researchers of the Henderson family and allied
lines. Please do not copy or distribute these resources, or use
them for commercial purposes or in publications of any kind without
permission from the original sources or copyright holders.
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