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Title: A history of Texas and Texans
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Johnson, Francis White, 1799-1884 Barker, Eugene Campbell, 1874-1956, ed Winkler, Ernest William, 1875-1960
Subjects: Texas -- History Texas -- Biography
Publisher: Chicago, American Historical Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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For his second wife Mr. Henderson married Millie A.
Hayes, a daughter of Hugh Hayes, who came to Texas
from Tennessee about the time when the Henderson
family migrated hither. Mr. Hayes died in Titus county
before war times and is buried near Snow Hill. Millie
A. Henderson was born in Tennessee in October, 1838,
and resides in the old neighborhood of Snow Hill. Her
husband died on June S, 1905, and their issue are as
follows: Humphrey, a farmer and a mill and gin man
of Cason, Texas; Tennie, the wife of D. Whittaker;
Monroe, a resident of Mount Pleasant, Texas; Cicero F.
of this review; Ida, the wife of Eobert Montgomery of
Cason, Texas, and Walter and E. L. Henderson also of
Cason, Texas.
Cicero Franklin Henderson was a boy about the farm
near Snow Hill during his minority years and was edu-
cated in the country schools. He assisted one term in
his locality and abandoned the work for what he thought
would be a career in the liquor business at Cason, but
soon after he began the preparation for his professional
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career under Dr. Evaus at Cason. He took his first
course of lectures in the Kentucky School of Medicine
in Louisville and entered upon practice on a certificate
at Lafayette, Upshur county, in 1895. He continued
so until he returned to complete his medical studies in
the Memphis Hospital College, from which he was
graduated in 1900. He continued in practice in Upshur
county until 1908, when he moved to Pittsburgh, and
this has been the center of his professional activities
since that time.
In 1911 Dr. Henderson took a post-graduate course
in the Polyclinic of Tulane University in New Orleans
and has in many ways kept up his studies so that he
stands well to the forefront in his profession in these
parts. He is a member of the County Medical Society
and is now its acting secretary, while he served at one
time as its president. He attends the annual meetings
of the State Medical Association, of which he is a
member, and in every way lives in the spirit of his
profession. In addition to his regular duties as a prac-

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