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A History of the County of Oxford
… though a member of another church. 501 In 1815 Matthew Henderson, who had registered his own house in Neithrop in … 536 Jordan's successor at Bridge Street South was W. T. Henderson (185164), a radical: he led the fight in the 1850s … he lent the chapel for use by the Wesleyan Reformers. 537 Henderson was followed between 1864 and 1899 by at least six …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Nov., 13 Dec. 1855; Banbury Guardian, 13 Dec. 1855; 'W. T. Henderson, Recollections of His Life' (MS. in Regent's Park …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of militant Dissenters under the Baptist minister W. T. Henderson, who in 1853 had brought the fight against church … 105 The Banbury Advertiser was an influential supporter of Henderson and the Radicals, 106 who, largely through disgust … see Banbury Public Libr., Potts colln. (1856), 34. 'W. T. Henderson, Recollections of his life' (MS. in Regent's Park …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… Barnsley Park, and the park 101 to Lady Violet Henderson 102 (d. 1956); her son Alexander Gavin Henderson, Lord Faringdon, succeeded but later made the estate over to his nephew, Mr. C. M. Henderson, 103 the owner in 1975. Another large part of the …