Clerk in the Treasury Department
"Suicide.—On Wednesday last we learn that Mr. John H. Henshaw, a clerk in the Fourth Auditor's Office, put a period to his existence, [omitted by PKM]. The verdict of the jury, was, that the act was committed during a fit of mental derangement. Mr. H. was a gentleman of dignified manners, and fine literary taste." "Georgetown (D. C.) Columbian."
—Published in The Star, and North Carolina State Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina), Thursday, April 30, 1829, p. 3.
(Member #46960440)
Previously buried in St. John's Cemetery.
Re-interred in Congressional July 1860
(Member #46570972)
"Suicide.—On Wednesday last we learn that Mr. John H. Henshaw, a clerk in the Fourth Auditor's Office, put a period to his existence, [omitted by PKM]. The verdict of the jury, was, that the act was committed during a fit of mental derangement. Mr. H. was a gentleman of dignified manners, and fine literary taste." "Georgetown (D. C.) Columbian."
—Published in The Star, and North Carolina State Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina), Thursday, April 30, 1829, p. 3.
(Member #46960440)
Previously buried in St. John's Cemetery.
Re-interred in Congressional July 1860
(Member #46570972)
Clerk in the Treasury Department
"Suicide.—On Wednesday last we learn that Mr. John H. Henshaw, a clerk in the Fourth Auditor's Office, put a period to his existence, [omitted by PKM]. The verdict of the jury, was, that the act was committed during a fit of mental derangement. Mr. H. was a gentleman of dignified manners, and fine literary taste." "Georgetown (D. C.) Columbian."
—Published in The Star, and North Carolina State Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina), Thursday, April 30, 1829, p. 3.
(Member #46960440)
Previously buried in St. John's Cemetery.
Re-interred in Congressional July 1860
(Member #46570972)
"Suicide.—On Wednesday last we learn that Mr. John H. Henshaw, a clerk in the Fourth Auditor's Office, put a period to his existence, [omitted by PKM]. The verdict of the jury, was, that the act was committed during a fit of mental derangement. Mr. H. was a gentleman of dignified manners, and fine literary taste." "Georgetown (D. C.) Columbian."
—Published in The Star, and North Carolina State Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina), Thursday, April 30, 1829, p. 3.
(Member #46960440)
Previously buried in St. John's Cemetery.
Re-interred in Congressional July 1860
(Member #46570972)
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