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Henderson, A. (Alexander), 1780-1863 (12)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6jq3z6f (person)

An Alexander Henderson from Nether Carnbee studied at the United College of St Andrews University from 1785 to 1789, and then spent a further 4 years studying divinity at St Mary's College. This may be the same man who became a Baptist missionary in Belize. Alexander Henderson was the father of Richard H. Henderson of Leesville and General Archibald Henderson of the Marine Corps. Epithet: of Sloane MS 650

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Henderson, A. M. (Alexander Morell), 1914- (13)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6nz8c0z (person)

Over the course of five decades, Al Henderson photographed nearly every aspect of Black life in Newark, including Black civic and social leaders in the city. He formed the Al Henderson Orchestra, one of Newark's most famouns bands of the 1930s. But Henderson turned to photography in the early 1940s and became Newark's premier African-American portrait photographer. Alexander Henderson was the father of Richard H. Henderson of Leesville and General Archibald Henderson of...

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Henderson, Alexander (Rev.) (2)

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Henderson, Alexander, -1886 (2)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w65q5qr2 (person)

English theatrical manager.

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Henderson, Alexander S., 1859-1944. (2)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6vd90kr (person)

Henderson was a merchant in Patagonia, Arizona. Alexander S. Henderson was a merchant and mining entrepreneur in Patagonia, Arizona. Eva Stevens Henderson, his spouse, was a registered osteopath. Her sister, Minnie Rosilla Stevens, was a schoolteacher in Oklahoma. Woo Ben, Louis Kang, Sam Thomas, and Tom Wegin were Chinese merchants in Patagonia.

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Henderson, William Alexander. (1)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w62r743p (person)

William Alexander Henderson was born in Nov. 1882, educated at the Melbourne Technical College, and married Ella Uberfuchshuber in 1912. He served with the Australian Military Forces with the rank of Captain in the Australian Engineers. He was appointed to the Australian Imperial Force on 6 Aug. 1915 and with the rank of Major commanded the 5th Field Company Engineers. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on 26 Jan. 1917, commanded the 1st Pioneer Battalion, and was transferred to the Royal...

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Henderson, Alexander C. (1)

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Henderson, Alexander, 1696 (1)

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Henderson, Alexander Norman. (1)

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In 1898, Ward and Carleton, architects and surveyors, were at Lincoln Chambers, 341 Collins St, Melb. Alfred E.H. Carleton (d. 1936) was practising alone by 1913. Charles Richard Carleton (d. 1953) returned from the war and became his father's partner, 1919. They moved to New Zealand Chambers, 483 Collins St, 1923. Charles moved to 'Vaughan', 108 Queen St, 1938. He joined the Corps of Aust. Engineers, 1942. The practice resumed as Carleton and Henderson at 346 Swanston St, 1946, moving to Lan...

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Henderson, John Alexander. (1)

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