EMail:
bloozman@bellsouth.net As for a wealth of info on my Henderson
line I invite you to check out websites www.themyers.org
and An Arkansas Connection. It traces the descendents of James Isaac
Henderson Sr. and his son James Isaac Henderson Jr. from their arrival
from Scotland on the convict ship called S.S.Friendship in 1716 and their
indentured servitude at Annapolis, Maryland until their freedom about 1732
when they arrived in Orange County, North Carolina and started a new life.
Despite the hardships of losing land and holdings in Scotland by English
and sold into slavery in the Colonies, James Sr. and Son endeavored to
persevere in continuing the Henderson name here in U.S. and as a result
there are many hundreds of thousands of direct descendents of James Isaac
Henderson Sr. here in U.S., two of whom, as you will see in Arkansas
Connection, started the Revolutionary War in reprisal against the king for
the same reasons James Sr. and Son were imprisoned in their homeland by
English and shipped out. Those two were Argulus Hercules Henderson and son
Ezekial. They fought the English under command of a Scotsman named
Husband, I believe. Please check out the Henderson legacy of my family at
"An Arkansas Connection" as I am so proud to be a part
of........ James Franklin Austin Jenkins son of Ethel Berniece Henderson
dau of Isom Columbus Henderson son of Samuel Henderson son of Argulus
Hercules Henderson II son of Ezekial Henderson son of Argulus Hercules
Henderson I son of James Isaac Henderson Jr. son of James Isaac Henderson
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