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James Patterson Henderson, (c.1803-1889), was a physician who lived for most of his professional life in Richland County, Ohio. He was born into the family of Reverend Matthew Henderson, a minister in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Henderson graduated in 1825 from what is now Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, Pennsylvania and studied under a physician in Cookstown, Pennsylvania before settling in Newville, Ohio. There he set up his medical practice, married, and raised a son, John. Following his first wife's death, Henderson married Rebecca Tarris is 1869. Besides serving as a surgeon in the Ohio militia during the 1830s, 1840s, and 1850s, he joined various statewide medical societies and literary clubs. Upon his death, Henderson gave a substantial sum of money and his library, much of which he inherited from his father, to Muskingam College.

From the guide to the James Patterson Henderson Family Papers, Series II, 1773-1899, (Western Reserve Historical Society)

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Behind the Veil: Documenting African-American Life in the Jim Crow South Records, 1940-1997 and undated (bulk 1993-1997)

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Behind the Veil: Documenting African-American Life in the Jim Crow South Records, 1940-1997 and undated, (bulk 1993-1997)

Title: Behind the Veil: Documenting African-American Life in the Jim Crow South Records, 1940-1997 and undated (bulk 1993-1997)

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James Patterson Henderson Family Papers, Series II 1773-1899

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James Patterson Henderson Family Papers, Series II, 1773-1899

Title: James Patterson Henderson Family Papers, Series II 1773-1899

James Patterson Henderson was a physician who lived most of his professional life in Richland County, Ohio. He attended Jefferson College (now Washington and Jefferson) in Washington, Pennsylvania, graduating in 1825. He then studied under a physician in Cookstown, Pennsylvania before settling in Newville, Ohio, where he set up a medical practice. He served as a surgeon in the Ohio militia ca. 1830s-1850s, and was a member of various state medical societies and literary clubs. At his death, he gave a substantial sum of money and his library to Muskingum College. The collection consists of correspondence, membership material, land documents, legal records, and receipts belonging to James P. Henderson and his family.

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James Patterson Henderson Papers 1820-1885

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James Patterson Henderson Papers, 1820-1885

Title: James Patterson Henderson Papers 1820-1885

James Patterson Henderson was a Newville, Ohio, physician who studied at Jefferson College (now Washington and Jefferson) in Washington, Pennsylvania. The collection consists of correspondence, school papers and essays, speeches, financial receipts, and other writings including a journal of a trip around Ohio in 1835.

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