James was the son of Thomas Armor Henderson and Eliza Jane Yerian.
He married on November 22, 1893, to Hattie Lucas.
They appear in the 1920 census of Scioto Township, Jackson County, Ohio, with their sons Homer and Lewis, and in 1930 with their daughter Alma.
Jackson Herald, Fri, August 2, 1940:
James A. Henderson, son of Thomas and Eliza Henderson was born in Jackson county, September 19th, 1869, and came to the end of this life, July 21, 1940 at the age of 71 years, 10 months and 2 days. He was united in marriage to Miss Hattie Lucas, November 22, 1893 and to this union four children were born.
Mr. Henderson spent most of his life on his farm south west of Jackson and was known as an efficient and industrious farmer and was respected and loved by his neighbors. He early gave his life to God uniting with Buckeye Methodist church, later transferring his membership to the Jackson Methodist church of which he was a member at the time of his death.
Mr. Henderson was preceded in death by his wife who died November 28, 1928. Also by one brother, Alex Henderson and two sisters, Mrs. Otha Perkins and Mrs. Cyrus Brookins. He is survived by the four children, Homer and Lewis Henderson and Mrs. Lewis Smith, all of Jackson and Mrs. Hobert Jenkins of Chillicothe; also by three sisters, Mrs. Callie Walker, of Jackson; Mrs. John Riegel of Florida; and Mrs. Will Aleshire of Waverly and thirteen great children and many true and sincere friends.
Dearest Father, you have left. And our loss we deeply feel. All is dark within our swelling. Lonely are our hearts today. For the one we love so deeply, Has forever passed away. Whether of joy or sadness. And each must have his share. Time brings its vivid happenings. For all we must prepare. No one exempt from trouble.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
He married on November 22, 1893, to Hattie Lucas.
They appear in the 1920 census of Scioto Township, Jackson County, Ohio, with their sons Homer and Lewis, and in 1930 with their daughter Alma.
Jackson Herald, Fri, August 2, 1940:
James A. Henderson, son of Thomas and Eliza Henderson was born in Jackson county, September 19th, 1869, and came to the end of this life, July 21, 1940 at the age of 71 years, 10 months and 2 days. He was united in marriage to Miss Hattie Lucas, November 22, 1893 and to this union four children were born.
Mr. Henderson spent most of his life on his farm south west of Jackson and was known as an efficient and industrious farmer and was respected and loved by his neighbors. He early gave his life to God uniting with Buckeye Methodist church, later transferring his membership to the Jackson Methodist church of which he was a member at the time of his death.
Mr. Henderson was preceded in death by his wife who died November 28, 1928. Also by one brother, Alex Henderson and two sisters, Mrs. Otha Perkins and Mrs. Cyrus Brookins. He is survived by the four children, Homer and Lewis Henderson and Mrs. Lewis Smith, all of Jackson and Mrs. Hobert Jenkins of Chillicothe; also by three sisters, Mrs. Callie Walker, of Jackson; Mrs. John Riegel of Florida; and Mrs. Will Aleshire of Waverly and thirteen great children and many true and sincere friends.
Dearest Father, you have left. And our loss we deeply feel. All is dark within our swelling. Lonely are our hearts today. For the one we love so deeply, Has forever passed away. Whether of joy or sadness. And each must have his share. Time brings its vivid happenings. For all we must prepare. No one exempt from trouble.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
James was the son of Thomas Armor Henderson and Eliza Jane Yerian.
He married on November 22, 1893, to Hattie Lucas.
They appear in the 1920 census of Scioto Township, Jackson County, Ohio, with their sons Homer and Lewis, and in 1930 with their daughter Alma.
Jackson Herald, Fri, August 2, 1940:
James A. Henderson, son of Thomas and Eliza Henderson was born in Jackson county, September 19th, 1869, and came to the end of this life, July 21, 1940 at the age of 71 years, 10 months and 2 days. He was united in marriage to Miss Hattie Lucas, November 22, 1893 and to this union four children were born.
Mr. Henderson spent most of his life on his farm south west of Jackson and was known as an efficient and industrious farmer and was respected and loved by his neighbors. He early gave his life to God uniting with Buckeye Methodist church, later transferring his membership to the Jackson Methodist church of which he was a member at the time of his death.
Mr. Henderson was preceded in death by his wife who died November 28, 1928. Also by one brother, Alex Henderson and two sisters, Mrs. Otha Perkins and Mrs. Cyrus Brookins. He is survived by the four children, Homer and Lewis Henderson and Mrs. Lewis Smith, all of Jackson and Mrs. Hobert Jenkins of Chillicothe; also by three sisters, Mrs. Callie Walker, of Jackson; Mrs. John Riegel of Florida; and Mrs. Will Aleshire of Waverly and thirteen great children and many true and sincere friends.
Dearest Father, you have left. And our loss we deeply feel. All is dark within our swelling. Lonely are our hearts today. For the one we love so deeply, Has forever passed away. Whether of joy or sadness. And each must have his share. Time brings its vivid happenings. For all we must prepare. No one exempt from trouble.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
He married on November 22, 1893, to Hattie Lucas.
They appear in the 1920 census of Scioto Township, Jackson County, Ohio, with their sons Homer and Lewis, and in 1930 with their daughter Alma.
Jackson Herald, Fri, August 2, 1940:
James A. Henderson, son of Thomas and Eliza Henderson was born in Jackson county, September 19th, 1869, and came to the end of this life, July 21, 1940 at the age of 71 years, 10 months and 2 days. He was united in marriage to Miss Hattie Lucas, November 22, 1893 and to this union four children were born.
Mr. Henderson spent most of his life on his farm south west of Jackson and was known as an efficient and industrious farmer and was respected and loved by his neighbors. He early gave his life to God uniting with Buckeye Methodist church, later transferring his membership to the Jackson Methodist church of which he was a member at the time of his death.
Mr. Henderson was preceded in death by his wife who died November 28, 1928. Also by one brother, Alex Henderson and two sisters, Mrs. Otha Perkins and Mrs. Cyrus Brookins. He is survived by the four children, Homer and Lewis Henderson and Mrs. Lewis Smith, all of Jackson and Mrs. Hobert Jenkins of Chillicothe; also by three sisters, Mrs. Callie Walker, of Jackson; Mrs. John Riegel of Florida; and Mrs. Will Aleshire of Waverly and thirteen great children and many true and sincere friends.
Dearest Father, you have left. And our loss we deeply feel. All is dark within our swelling. Lonely are our hearts today. For the one we love so deeply, Has forever passed away. Whether of joy or sadness. And each must have his share. Time brings its vivid happenings. For all we must prepare. No one exempt from trouble.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
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