Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary

Summary

Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary is an obituary^[1].

Key Facts

• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's image is recorded as Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary in the New York Herald on October 12, 1890.png^[2].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's instance of is recorded as obituary^[3].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's language of work or name is recorded as English^[4].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's publication date is recorded as +1890-10-12T00:00:00Z^[5].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's main subject is recorded as Joseph Henderson^[6].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's main subject is recorded as Sandy Hook pilot^[7].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's main subject is recorded as Pet, No. 9^[8].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's main subject is recorded as South Street Seaport^[9].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's main subject is recorded as South Street^[10].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's main subject is recorded as Newport Harbor^[11].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary in the New York Herald on October 12, 1890.png^[12].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's published in is recorded as New York Herald^[13].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's title is recorded as Half A Century of Piloting. The Late Joseph Henderson's Extraordinary Record Of Disasters, Accidents and Lucky Escapes.^[14].
• Joseph Henderson (1826-1890) obituary's first line is recorded as Joseph Henderson, the brave old salt who died last Wednesday, was the most remarkable man in the Sandy Hook pilot service as well as the oldest .^[15].