Thomas Henderson

Birth17 Feb 1843 - Black Forest, South Australia

Death20 Feb 1906 - Woorak, Victoria, Australia

MotherSARAH Hamilton (1.Henderson.2 Cosstick)

FatherThomas Henderson

Born in Black Forest, South Australia on 17 Feb 1843 to Thomas Henderson and SARAH Hamilton (1.Henderson.2 Cosstick). Thomas Henderson married Agnes Emma Grayling and had 13 children. He passed away on 20 Feb 1906 in Woorak, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents

Thomas Henderson
1820 - 1858

Sarah Hamilton (1.Henderson.2 Cosstick)
1824 - 1893

Spouse(s)

Agnes Emma Grayling
1852 - 1925

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Lucy Henderson
1881 - 1922

Richard Henderson
1871 - 1936

Jane Ludden Henderson
1883 - 1943

Sarah Kate Henderson
1872 - 1943

Alice Maud Henderson
1875 - 1936

Margaret Holmes Henderson
1891 - 1938

Annie Henderson
1886 - 1966

Ethel May Henderson
1894 - 1955

Agnes Henderson
1879 - 1956

Gertrude Amy Henderson
1889 - 1982

Thomas Henry Henderson
1877 - 1934

Edith Henderson
1886 - 1950

Ivy Anderson
1887 - 1965

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