Person:Zina Henderson (4)

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Zina Henderson, II
b.7 Oct 1826 Henderson, Jefferson, NY, US
d.22 Aug 1905 Arnolds Park, Dickinson, IA, US
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Madana I. Henderson1820 - 1860
  2. Edwin R. Henderson1822 -
  3. Jonathan I. Henderson1824 -
  4. Joshua C. HendersonAbt 1825 - Bef 1900
  5. Zina Henderson, II1826 - 1905
  6. William Hugh Stephen Henderson1829 - 1861
  7. Gilson Henderson1832 - 1864
  8. James L. Henderson1834 -
  9. Lorenzo HendersonAbt 1836 -
  10. Lucinda M. Henderson1837 - 1857
  11. Emeline V. Henderson1839 -
  12. Harriet E. Henderson1841 -
  13. Hannah Minerva S. Henderson1847 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 4 Mar 1850
  1. Harvey Reginald Henderson1850 - 1940
  2. Franklin E. Henderson1853 -
  3. May Henderson1854 -
  4. Alfonzo HendersonAbt 1856 -
  5. Bainbridge P. Henderson1858 -
  6. Elmer O. HendersonAbt 1862 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Zina Henderson, II
Gender Male
Birth[1][2][3] 7 Oct 1826 Henderson, Jefferson, NY, US
Marriage 4 Mar 1850 Boone, IL, USto Mary Ann Strong
Other[7] 1863 Dickinson, IA, USMigration
Census 1870 Dickinson, IA, USwith Mary Ann Strong
Occupation[6] Dickinson, IA, USa blacksmith.
Death[4][3] 22 Aug 1905 Arnolds Park, Dickinson, IA, US
Burial[5] Dickinson, IA, US
Reference Number? 5640

Civil War Service in Company A. 12 Cavalry Regiment Illinois

"Twelfth Cavalry.-Cols., Arno Voss, Hasbrouck Davis; Lieut.-Cols., Hasbrouck Davis, Thomas W. Grosvenor, Hamilton B. Dox; Majs., Francis T. Sherman, John G. Fonda, Thomas W. Grosvenor, Stephen Bronson, Hamilton B. Dox, Cephas Strong, John H. Clybourn, Andrew H. Langholz. This regiment was organized at Camp Butler in Feb., 1862, and remained there guarding Confederate prisoners until June 25, when it was mounted and was sent to Martinsburg, Va. The first time it met the enemy was after the evacuation of Winchester in September, when a scouting party came up with some Confederate cavalry, in numbers far superior to its own, but by a vigorous charge it routed them and drove them several miles, killing, wounding and capturing a considerable number. In November the regiment was called away from picket, assigned to Gen. Sigel's army, and acted as escort from Warrenton to Fredericksburg, frequently having severe brushes with scouting parties of Gen. Stuart's cavalry. While at Dumfries the enemy surprised the outpost pickets and took about 50 of the 12th Ill. and 1st Md. cavalry prisoners, when a vigorous fight ensued, which continued all day, but the enemy was finally repulsed with severe loss, having 25 or 30 killed and about 40 wounded, while the Federal loss was but 3 killed and 8 wounded. In a conflict at Tunstall's station in May, 1863,...."

Zina "saw active service in the Civil War until he was disabled by the kick of a horse in 1862."

3 June 1874 elected as first treasurer of the Twilight Lodge #329, Ancient Order of Free and Accepted Masons

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Compiler: US Census Bureau. 1850 Federal Census Online, Record Type: 1850 Census. (Ancestry.com, Provo, UT)
    pg 33b Benton Twp., Boone Co., IL, census.
  2. ↑ Compiler: Leah French Gonzalez. Henderson data of Leah French Gonzalez. (2003).
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Compiler: Donovan Henderson. Henderson Research of Donovan Henderson. (2005).
  4. ↑ 1895 Iowa State Census at Ancestry.com, Record Type: 1895 IA State Census.
  5. ↑ History of Emmet County and Dickinson County, Iowa. (1917)
    page 419.
  6. ↑ Compiler: US Census Bureau. 1870 Federal Census Online, Record Type: 1870 Census. (Ancestry.com, Provo, UT)
    dwelling 27 household 18 Okoboji Twp., Dickinson Co., IA Zin Henderson.
  7. ↑ History of Emmet County and Dickinson County, Iowa. (1917)
    page 416.
  8.   American Civil War Soldiers on Ancestry.com.
  9.   History of Emmet County and Dickinson County, Iowa. (1917)
    page 379 3 June, 1874 elected as first treasurer of the Twilight Lodge #329, Ancient Order of Free and Accepted Masons.
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