Obit for HENDERSON, Henry Walter (b.1884 d.1958), Watonwan Co., MN 
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Watonwan County Plaindealer
31 July 1958
Page 2:4

Walter Henderson rites at Long Lake

      Funeral services were held Wednesday at Long Lake Lutheran church for 
Henry Walter Henderson, longtime resident and retired Watonwan county farmer, 
who died 20 July after a two-year illness. Death was attributed to hardening 
of the arteries.
     Service were conducted by Rev. A. T. Daniels. Internment was in Long 
Lake cemetery. Special music was provided by the men’s quartet.
     Pallbearers were Carl Olson, Tinus Olsen, Gardner Linn, Rudolph 
Wenstrom, Arvid Spong and Harold Devens.
     Walter was born June 7, 1884 in Iowa, a son of Martin and Christine 
Henderson. The family moved to a Kansas Lake farm the following year. He was 
educated in District 19, and farmed until retirement four years ago, when he 
moved to 704 Armstrong Boulevard South in St. James.
     The deceased was baptized and confirmed in the Long Lake church by Rev. 
_. P. Thorkveen.
     Surviving are three sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Lewis Boen, Marie H
enderson, Philip Henderson and Thomas Henderson, all of St. James, and Mrs. 
Ernest Guggisberg of St. Paul, also four nephews and two nieces.
    He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Arthur and 
Roger.