Person:James Henderson (179)

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m. 28 Oct 1804
  1. James Henderson1813 - 1892
m. 2 Dec 1836
  1. William Henderson1845 - 1931
Facts and Events
Name[1] James Henderson
Gender Male
Birth[2][3][1][10] 25 Sep 1813 Bridge of Allan, Lecropt, Stirlingshire, Scotland56.1545N, 3.9506W
Christening[2][11] 1813 Lecropt, Perthshire, Scotland
Marriage 2 Dec 1836 St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotlandto Amelia Millar
Census 7 Jun 1841 Forth, Par. of Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 55.765017,-3.667926with Amelia Millar
Census 30 Mar 1851 Forth, Lanarkshire, Scotlandwith Amelia Millar
Census 1861 Village of Forth, Par. of Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotlandwith Amelia Millar
Census 1871 Beatons, Par. of Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, Scotlandwith Amelia Millar
Immigration[8][14] 8 Mar 1874 Port Chalmers, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand
Death[4][5][12] 19 Aug 1892 Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand, -45.097255,170.9693
Burial[4][6][7][13] Oamaru Cem., Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand
Other[9][15] Dec 2008 WeRelate
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Isabella Chittock nee Howden. FHIST: HENDERSON, James (1814-1892) and his family. (Otago Daily Times, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand, aft 1915)
    Birth Sep 1814 James HENDERSON, extracted c 1972.

    (year incorrectly given as 1814 instead of the 1813 in the parish records)

  2. 2.0 2.1 OPR: Lecropt, Perthshire, Scotland, Subject: births marriages, Location: Lecropt, PER
    Bap. 1813 James HENDERSON, extracted Sep 1994.
  3. Helen Sinton HENDERSON nee WIGHT (43). LTR WIGHT/SINTON children bdms ex dtr Helen , Maxton 28 Nov 1875, Recipient: family, Author Address: Helensval. (28 Nov 1875).
  4. 4.0 4.1 DC HENDERSON, James, Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand 1892, Record Type: death, Name Of Person: James HENDERSON, Num. (19 Aug 1892)
    Folio #1636/1892 Inspection p/copy held, dated & rcvd Aug 1993.
  5. North Otago Times, Location: paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/bin/papers name NOT
    Dth and Obit 1892 James HENDERSON, pages 2 & 3 of edition dated August 20th 1892, extracted Jan 2006.
  6. DC HENDERSON, Amelia, nee MILLAR 1894, Record Type: death, Name Of Person: Amelia HENDERSON nee MILLAR, Number. (29 Apr 1894)
    Folio 1100/1894: Inspection p/copy dated 1993 held (gives father as James MILLAR, no mother stated).
  7. CEM.FICHE: Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand, Record Type: fiche, Location: Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand, Volume: S01.1. (New Zealand Gen. Soc., Auckland)
    Fiche 489 # 752, extracted pre 1990.
  8. Isabella Chittock nee Howden. FHIST: HENDERSON, James (1814-1892) and his family. (Otago Daily Times, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand, aft 1915)
    Immigration data for James, Amelia & family, extracted c 1972.
  9. various. HENDERSON DNA Project, Record Type: DNA tests/pedigrees, Location: dnasurnames.info/lineages/spHENDERSON Linea
    Dec 2008.
  10. (erroneously given as Sep 1814 in the Maxton "letter" 28 Nov 1875)
  11. witnesses: Archibald Galloch (?possibly Garnock), Peter Dewar (no date given in OPR)
  12. cert. reads: On 19th Aug 1892, James Henderson, blacksmith, aged 77 years, of apoplexy of 3 days duration. Last seen by A I Garland, surgeon on 18th Aug 1892. Father Archibald Henderson, blacksmith, mother Margaret m.s. McEwen. Buried 21 Aug 1892 at Oamaru cemetery by Alexander B Todd, Presbyterian minister. Born Bridge of Allan Stirlingshire; in New Zealand 18 years. Married Stirling, Scotland at age 22 to Amelia Millar. Surviving children: 5 M:55 Archibald, 52 James, 49 David, 47 William, 37 John. 7 F: 53 Margaret, 45 Elizabeth, 41 Amelia, 39 Mary, 35 Janet, 35 Isabella, 33 Agnes. Informant Falconer, undertaker, Oamaru.
    Dth notice in the North Otago Times and his obit in the same issue notes: "Another old identity, ripe in years, and respected by all, passed away yesterday morning at the age of 78. Mr James Henderson came to Port Chalmers 18 years ago in the Wild Deer and has resided in this district every since. He was a native of the Bridge of Allan, Stirlingshire, and previous to coming to the colony was well known in the parishes of Carnwath and Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, where he resided for many years. He has enriched the colony by the fact that eleven sons and daughters are settled in New Zealand, and their offspring and their children's offspring add considerably to our industrious population. His grand-children alone number nearly 80, and the tree has therefore borne many branches. Nine of his children are settled in this district, and are well known, one resides in Timaru (this is James), and another (Mr David Henderson) is settled in the North Island. The latter was a well known settler of Oamaru in his early days. Mr Henderson Senr, made himself respected by all with whom he came into contact, and the regret at his death will be widespread and sincere. He leaves a widow to mourn her loss. Some time ago Mr Henderson met with an accident at Ngapara while on a visit to his son there. The shock to the system of one so advanced in years had evidently been severe, for although he seemingly was mending, yet he never quite recovered, and on Tues morning had an apoplectic seizure, from which he eventually died. The funeral will leave his late residence, Coquet St, to-morrow , at 2:30pm, for the Oamaru Cem.
  13. H/Stone: Oamaru stone with squarish urn on top 7 feet: Erected by a loving wife I.M.O. her husband James Stuart Campbell (son-in-law of James and Amelia) of Ngapara, native of Muckert (sic), Scotland, died 19 March 1881, aged 39 years, death being the result of an accident. "In the midst of life we are in death." Also James Henderson, died at Oamaru, 19 August 1892, aged 78 years. Also Amelia Miller Henderson died 29 April 1894, aged 78 years
  14. from Greenock 5 Dec 1873||they then transferred to the 'Samson' to Oamaru, "they" including 5 of their children (Amelia, John, Janet, Isabella & Agnes), David having begun the exodus in 1863, followed by Elizabeth and Mary 1867, James and wife in 1868, then William 1872. Margaret and husband Robert didn't follow until 1880, and Archibald stayed behind
  15. James belongs to a DNA tested line of HENDERSONs. Click here for further information