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William Hayes¹

• Father: Ellis Hayes¹ b. 1766
• Mother: Rachel Wickersham¹ b. 13 Apr 1769

• William Hayes was the son of Ellis Hayes and Rachel Wickersham.¹

• Last Edited: 16 Apr 2002

A.U. Hayter

• Last Edited: 27 Mar 1999

Louisa Rowena Hayter¹

• Father: A.U. Hayter

• Louisa Rowena Hayter was the daughter of A.U. Hayter.
• (Bride) Marriage*: She married Edward Fisher on 16 September 1857 at Suffolk County, Massachuetts, United States.
• (Deceased) Death*: Louisa died in 1858 at age at an unknown age .¹

• Last Edited: 27 Mar 1999

Edward Hazen

• Father: Thomas Hassen b. 1580

• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Hannah Grant.
• (Child) Birth*: Edward was born in 1614 at England.
• He was the son of Thomas Hassen.
• (Christened) Christening: He was christened on 24 December 1614 at Cadney, Lincoln, England.
• (Interred) Burial*: His body was interred on 22 July 1683.
• (Deceased) Death*: Edward died on 22 July 1683 at Essex County, Massachuetts, United States, at age 69 years.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994
• Ancestor: H

John Hazen

• Father: Thomas Hazen b. 29 Jan 1658, d. 12 Apr 1735
• Mother: Mary Howlett b. 1664, d. 24 Oct 1727

• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Turner Dart.
• (Child) Birth*: John was born on 23 May 1688.
• He was the son of Thomas Hazen and Mary Howlett.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994
• Ancestor: H

Mary Hazen

• Father: Thomas Hazen b. 12 Feb 1733, d. 27 Dec 1802
• Mother: Mary Giles b. 21 May 1740, d. Mar 1818

• (Child) Birth*: Mary was born in 1767.
• She was the daughter of Thomas Hazen and Mary Giles.
• (Bride) Marriage*: She married William Henderson in 1789.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000
• Ancestor: H

Thomas Hazen

• Father: John Hazen b. 23 May 1688
• Mother: Elizabeth Turner Dart b. 14 Oct 1689

• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Mary Giles.
• (Child) Birth*: Thomas was born on 12 February 1733 at Lyme, New London County, Connecticut, United States.
• He was the son of John Hazen and Elizabeth Turner Dart.
• (Deceased) Death*: Thomas died on 27 December 1802 at Sussex, Sussex County, New Jersey, United States, at age 69 years, 10 months and 15 days.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000
• Ancestor: H

Thomas Hazen

• Father: Edward Hazen b. 1614, d. 22 Jul 1683
• Mother: Hannah Grant b. 1631, d. Feb 1716

• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Mary Howlett.
• (Child) Birth*: Thomas was born on 29 January 1658 at Essex County, Massachuetts, United States.
• He was the son of Edward Hazen and Hannah Grant.
• (Deceased) Death*: Thomas died on 12 April 1735 at Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, United States, at age 77 years, 2 months and 14 days.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994
• Ancestor: H

Elizabeth Hazzard

• Mother: Magdalena (?) b. 1784, d. 1863

• (Bride) Marriage*: She married William Sillery.
• (Child) Birth*: Elizabeth was born in 1817 at New York, United States.
• She was the daughter of Magdalena (?).
• (Deceased) Death*: Elizabeth died in 1886 at Ohio, United States, at age 69 years.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Edwin Bancroft Hedges

• (Child) Birth*: Edwin was born on 6 April 1871 at Westfield, Hampden County, Massachuetts, United States.
• (Groom) Marriage*: He married (?) Gladwin Isabelle Williams in 1897.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Maria Joanna Catharina Heijnen

• (Child) Birth*: Maria was born on 31 January 1887.
• (Bride) Marriage*: She married Jan Joseph Dormans on 15 November 1915.
• (Deceased) Death*: Maria died on 19 January 1948 at age 60 years, 11 months and 19 days.

• Last Edited: 9 Jul 1997

Aaron Henderson

• (Child) Birth*: Aaron was born on 6 August 1799.
• (Deceased) Death*: Aaron died on 20 November 1844 at age 45 years, 3 months and 14 days.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Alice Henderson

• Father: John Thomas Henderson b. 18 May 1862, d. 1939
• Mother: Ada Victoria Lawrence b. 1864, d. 1941

• (Bride) Marriage*: She married George Lytle Close.
• (Child) Birth*: Alice was born in 1893 at Oberlin, Lorain County, Ohio, United States.
• She was the daughter of John Thomas Henderson and Ada Victoria Lawrence.
• (Deceased) Death*: Alice died in 1942 at Oberlin, Lorain County, Ohio, United States, at age 49 years.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Ann Henderson

• Father: William Henderson b. 15 Aug 1765, d. 21 Jun 1832
• Mother: Mary Hazen b. 1767

• (Child) Birth*: Ann was born on 21 March 1791.
• She was the daughter of William Henderson and Mary Hazen.
• (Deceased) Death*: Ann died in September 1793 at age 2 years and 5 months.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Anna Bentley Henderson

• Father: William M. Henderson b. 3 Jun 1865, d. 29 Apr 1942
• Mother: Elizabeth Martha Bentley b. 10 Oct 1869, d. 26 May 1946

• (Bride) Marriage*: She married George Washington Gardiner.
• (Child) Birth*: Anna was born on 27 April 1900 at New Cumberland, Hancock County, West Virginia, United States.
• She was the daughter of William M. Henderson and Elizabeth Martha Bentley.
• Occupation*: Anna Bentley Henderson was a mathematician at a missle laboratory in 1960 at Las Cruces, New Mexico.¹
• (Deceased) Death*: Anna died on 9 April 1996 at Seattle, King County, Washington, United States, at age 95 years, 11 months and 13 days.²
• (Interred) Burial*: Her body was interred on 15 July 1996 at Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, United States. Her remains were transported to Wooster by her niece, Anna Henderson Chavelle and Chris Knutson. They travelled by motorhome with her ashes and met Anna's brother and wife in Wooster. They had travelled to Wooster in their motorhome from Allentown, Pennsylvania. They met their second cousin, Neal Nelson and wife and family for a simple burial service. Aunt Anna travelled extensively with Anna, her daughter, Judy and Judy's cousins in Anna Chavelle's first motorhome from 1971- 1978, so we figure that her last trip was appropriate..

• Last Edited: 28 Dec 2008

Annie Henderson

• Father: William Henderson b. 1835, d. 1907

• (Child) Birth*: Annie was born on 14 March 1867 at Buchanan Mill Rd, West Virginia, United States.
• She was the daughter of William Henderson.
• (Deceased) Death*: Annie died on 7 March 1929 at Buchanan Mill Rd, West Virginia, United States, at age 61 years, 11 months and 21 days.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Charles Richardson Henderson

• Father: John Henderson b. 24 Jun 1822, d. 5 Aug 1884
• Mother: Cecilia Frances Richardson b. 15 Feb 1834, d. 10 Apr 1920

• Biography*: According to Jeh and Ahg on 8-30-87 CRH and wife Anna had a dau before
  Forrest who died young..
• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Anna Barkhurst.
• (Child) Birth*: Charles was born on 7 November 1859.
• He was the son of John Henderson and Cecilia Frances Richardson.
• (Deceased) Death*: Charles died in 1935 at age 75 years.

• Last Edited: 5 Jul 1997

David Henderson

• Father: William Henderson b. 15 Aug 1765, d. 21 Jun 1832
• Mother: Mary Hazen b. 1767

• (Child) Birth*: David was born on 9 March 1790.
• He was the son of William Henderson and Mary Hazen.
• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Jane Keach-Bonar on 20 June 1827.
• (Deceased) Death*: David died on 13 March 1850 at age 60 years and 4 days.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000

David Henderson

• Father: David Henderson b. 9 Mar 1790, d. 13 Mar 1850
• Mother: Jane Keach-Bonar b. 1796, d. 31 Aug 1876

• David Henderson was the son of David Henderson and Jane Keach-Bonar.
• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Mary Burch.
• (Deceased) Death*: David died in 1850 at age at an unknown age .

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

David Henderson

• Father: William Henderson Jr. b. 17 Aug 1797, d. 1874
• Mother: Jane Anderson b. 1793, d. 1859

• (Deceased) Death*: David died in 1836 at age at an unknown age .
• (Child) Birth*: David was born in 1836.
• He was the son of William Henderson Jr. and Jane Anderson.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

David B. Henderson

• Father: David Henderson d. 1850
• Mother: Mary Burch

• David B. Henderson was the son of David Henderson and Mary Burch.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000

David H. Henderson

• Father: Thomas Henderson b. 4 Sep 1795, d. 1869

• (Child) Birth*: David was born in 1851.
• He was the son of Thomas Henderson.
• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Margaret Garrison in 1880.
• (Deceased) Death*: David died in 1917 at age 66 years.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Elizabeth Henderson

• Father: William Henderson b. 15 Aug 1765, d. 21 Jun 1832
• Mother: Mary Hazen b. 1767

• (Child) Birth*: Elizabeth was born on 25 September 1792.
• She was the daughter of William Henderson and Mary Hazen.
• (Deceased) Death*: Elizabeth died in August 1796 at age 3 years and 10 months.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Elizabeth Ann Henderson

• Father: David Henderson b. 9 Mar 1790, d. 13 Mar 1850
• Mother: Jane Keach-Bonar b. 1796, d. 31 Aug 1876

• Elizabeth Ann Henderson was the daughter of David Henderson and Jane Keach-Bonar.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000

Elmer Clifton 'Gus' Henderson

• Father: John Thomas Henderson b. 18 May 1862, d. 1939
• Mother: Ada Victoria Lawrence b. 1864, d. 1941

• (Child) Birth*: Elmer was born on 10 March 1889 at Oberlin, Lorain County, Ohio, United States.
• He was the son of John Thomas Henderson and Ada Victoria Lawrence.
• Biography*: Gus Henderson
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  Elmer Clinton "Gus" Henderson
  Born March 10, 1889(1889-03-10)
  Oberlin, Ohio, USA
  Died December 16, 1965 (aged 76)
  Desert Hot Springs, California, USA
  Occupation Football Coach
  Elmer Clinton "Gus" Henderson (March 10, 1889 - December 16, 1965), nicknamed "Gloomy Gus," was an American football coach best known for his collegiate career at the University of Southern California (1919-1924) and the University of Tulsa (1925-1935). Henderson's career winning percentage of .865 at USC is the best of any Trojans football coach, and his 70 wins at Tulsa remain the school record.
  
  Henderson was born in Oberlin, Ohio, graduated from Oberlin College, and went on to coach at Broadway High School in Seattle, Washington. He arrived at USC in 1919, and set the football team on its first steps toward national prominence. He led USC to a 6-0 season in 1920 – USC's first perfect season of at least three games – and to their first appearance in the Rose Bowl in 1923. In that game, USC's first ever against a team from east of the Rocky Mountains, the Trojans defeated heavily favored Penn State 14-3; it was the first Rose Bowl game to be held in its namesake stadium. Penn State arrived at the game 45 minutes late, and ten minutes after the scheduled kickoff, due a traffic jam; Henderson accused Penn State coach Hugo Bezdek of doing so intentionally as a psychological tactic, and the coaches nearly began throwing punches; they exchanged public insults after the game [1]. Gordon Campbell, a halfback on that Rose Bowl team, said of Henderson, "He put the Trojans on the map. He was a great coach when we needed one most, because we were just growing up."[1]
  
  Under Henderson's tenure, USC joined the Pacific Coast Conference in 1922, and in 1923 moved from Bovard Field on campus to play in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, with their first game against Pomona College. He received his nickname from Los Angeles Times sports editor Paul Lowry because of his tendency to poor-mouth the Trojans' prospects before a game; Gloomy Gus was a character in a popular comic strip of the era, Happy Hooligan. In regard to his offensive tactics which proved successful, Los Angeles Times sports editor Paul Zimmerman noted, "Until someone proves otherwise, it must be assumed that Henderson invented the spread formation, variations of which have become an important form of attack in modern day football."[2] During his time at USC, Henderson also coached the baseball and basketball teams in 1920-1921.
  
  Henderson left USC following the 1924 season despite a 45-7 record, in part due to his inability to defeat major rival California in five tries; the 1924 loss was followed one week later by an upset loss to St. Mary's, and his contract was bought out at the end of the year.[3] There were also strained relations with Cal and Stanford, who threatened to sever conference ties with USC due to their belief that USC was using cash to recruit players; USC quarterback Chet Dolley was dismissive of the idea, noting, "That was really a joke, because the university didn't have a dime." He stated that Henderson "made his players responsible for bringing in athletes. I came from Long Beach, so I was assigned to that area. So, naturally, I was in charge of getting Morley Drury."[1]
  
  Among the other players who arrived at USC during Henderson's tenure were the school's first two All-Americans, Brice Taylor and Mort Kaer, as well as future Pro Football Hall of Famer Red Badgro. Taylor recalled of his former coach, "Not only was he a great coach, but he was a wonderful man. He was real people. You know, I'll never forget the day I was standing on a corner, shivering, because it was cold, and Gus drives by in his car. He sees me, stops and backs up, and says, 'What's the matter Brice, are you cold?' And I said, 'I sure am coach.' So he reaches into the back seat and takes out his brand new, blue Chesterfield coat and says, 'Here, take this, it's yours.' You know, years after I left SC, when I was teaching in the South, I was still wearing that coat."[1] The last regular-season game of 1924 was a 16-0 home victory over Syracuse, USC's first-ever scheduled game against an eastern team, and the year closed with a 20-7 win over Missouri in the Christmas Festival Bowl, held at the Coliseum. Howard Jones of Iowa succeeded Henderson as USC's head coach in 1925, and any controversies quickly abated, although California still canceled its 1925 game against USC – the only year since 1920 in which the teams have not met.
  
  Henderson became the head coach at Tulsa for the next eleven seasons, and oversaw the construction of the Golden Hurricane's new stadium in 1930. Tulsa captured conference titles in 1925 (Oklahoma Collegiate Conference), 1929, 1930, 1932 (Big Four Conference) and 1935 (Missouri Valley Conference). Henderson's final record at Tulsa was 70-25-5.
  
  Henderson returned to Los Angeles and became head coach of the professional Los Angeles Bulldogs, which operated as an independent team in 1936 before joining the American Football League in 1937 and capturing the conference title with a perfect 8-0 record. The Bulldogs returned to independent play in 1938 when the league folded. In 1939, Henderson was hired as coach of the National Football League's Detroit Lions by team owner Dick Richards, who also owned Los Angeles radio station KMPC. Henderson posted a 6-5 record; but the team was sold before the 1940 season, and despite a three-year contract he was released due to new owner Fred Mandel wanting to make a fresh start.
  
  Again Henderson returned to Los Angeles, this time to take over the football program at Occidental College. As head coach from 1940 to 1942 he posted a record of 11-10-2, but the program was suspended due to World War II and he ended his coaching career.
  
  Henderson died at age 76 in Desert Hot Springs, California of complications from pneumonia. He was survived by his wife Kathryn and their daughter. His cremated remains were returned to Oberlin, Ohio. He was inducted into the USC Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005.
  
  
  [edit] Head coaching record
  Year Team Overall Conference Standing Bowl Coaches# AP°
  USC Trojans (Independent/Pacific Coast Conference) (1919–1924)
  1919 USC 4-1
  1920 USC 6-0
  1921 USC 10-1
  1922 USC 10-1 3-1 4th W 14-3 Rose Bowl
  1923 USC 6-2 2-2 T-3rd
  1924 USC 9-2 2-1 5th W 20-7 Los Angeles Christmas Festival
  USC: 45-7
  Tulsa Golden Hurricane (Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference/Big 4 Conference) (1925–1935)
  1925 Tulsa 6-2 4-0 1st
  1926 Tulsa 7-2
  1927 Tulsa 8-1
  1928 Tulsa 7-2-1
  1929 Tulsa 6-3-1 4-0-1 1st
  1930 Tulsa 7-2 3-0 1st
  1931 Tulsa 8-3
  1932 Tulsa 7-1-1 3-0 1st
  1933 Tulsa 6-1
  1934 Tulsa 5-2-1
  1935 Tulsa 3-6-1 3-0 T-1st
  Tulsa: 70-25-5
  Total: 115-32-5 (.773)
  National Championship Conference Title Conference Division Title
  †Indicates BCS bowl game. #Rankings from final Coaches Poll of the season.
  °Rankings from final AP Poll of the season.
  
  
  [edit] References
  ^ a b c "Legendary Coaches". A Century of Troy 1888-1988: A Salute to USC Football. Chapel Hill, NC: Four Corners Press, Inc.. 1988. p. 65.
  ^ Zimmerman, Paul (December 18, 1965). "'Gloomy Gus' Henderson, Ex-USC Grid Coach, Dies". Los Angeles Times: p. IV-1.
  ^ 2006 USC Football Media Guide. 2006. p. 123.
  
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• (Deceased) Death*: Elmer died on 17 December 1965 at Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, United States, at age 76 years, 9 months and 7 days.

• Last Edited: 25 Feb 2009

Elmer E. Henderson

• Father: David Henderson d. 1850
• Mother: Mary Burch

• Elmer E. Henderson was the son of David Henderson and Mary Burch.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000

Emmeline Henderson

• Father: William Henderson Jr. b. 17 Aug 1797, d. 1874
• Mother: Jane Anderson b. 1793, d. 1859

• (Child) Birth*: Emmeline was born in 1829.
• She was the daughter of William Henderson Jr. and Jane Anderson.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Frank Henderson

• Father: John Henderson b. 24 Jun 1822, d. 5 Aug 1884
• Mother: Cecilia Frances Richardson b. 15 Feb 1834, d. 10 Apr 1920

• (Child) Birth*: Frank was born on 10 November 1873.
• He was the son of John Henderson and Cecilia Frances Richardson.
• (Deceased) Death*: Frank died in 1898 at age 24 years.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994

Goodsell Glenn Henderson

• Father: John Henderson b. 24 Jun 1822, d. 5 Aug 1884
• Mother: Cecilia Frances Richardson b. 15 Feb 1834, d. 10 Apr 1920

• (Interred) Burial*: His body was interred.
• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Lulu Sillery.
• (Child) Birth*: Goodsell was born on 6 October 1870 at Bloom Township, Morgan County, Ohio, United States.
• He was the son of John Henderson and Cecilia Frances Richardson.
• (Deceased) Death*: Goodsell died on 16 September 1949 at Savannah, Ashland County, Ohio, United States, at age 78 years, 11 months and 10 days.

• Last Edited: 14 Aug 2000

Harold Lawrence Henderson

• Father: John Thomas Henderson b. 18 May 1862, d. 1939
• Mother: Ada Victoria Lawrence b. 1864, d. 1941

• (Groom) Marriage*: He married Hazel Theresa Clark.
• (Child) Birth*: Harold was born on 4 August 1889 at Oberlin, Lorain County, Ohio, United States.
• He was the son of John Thomas Henderson and Ada Victoria Lawrence.
• (Deceased) Death*: Harold died on 8 January 1958 at St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, United States, at age 68 years, 5 months and 4 days.

• Last Edited: 12 Mar 1994