2001 Joe Henderson, American Musician
1998 Rickey Henderson, rejoins Oakland A's for 4th time
1997 San Diego Padres trade Rickey Henderson to Anaheim Angels
1996 George Henderson, priest/politician, dies at 74
1996 Lyle Talbot, [Henderson], actor (Plan 9 From Outer Space), dies at 76
1995 Edward Firth Henderson, arabist, dies at 77
1994 A's outfielder Rickey Henderson steals his 1,100th career base
1993 Blue Jay Rickey Henderson pays Turner Ward $25,000 for his #24
1993 A's trade Rickey Henderson to Blue Jays
1993 A's Rickey Henderson is 2nd to hit leadoff homers in doubleheader
1992 Rickey Henderson steals his 1,000th base
1991 A's Rickey Henderson steals an all time record 939th base vs Yanks
1991 Rickey Henderson breaks Lou Brocks record with his 939th steal
1990 Oakland's Rickey Henderson wins AL MVP
1990 Oakland A's Rickey Henderson becomes 2nd to steal 900 bases
1990 Nolan Ryan pitches his 6th no-hitter beating Oakland, in 9th he retires Ken Phelps, Rickey Henderson and Willie Randolph (all ex Yanks)
1990 Rickey Henderson steals record 893rd base, breaking Ty Cobb's record
1989 Rickey Henderson signs record $3,000,000 per year Oak A's contract
1989 Rickey Henderson steals a record 8 bases in a play off (5 games)
1989 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 5,000th batter (Rickey Henderson)
1989 Rickey Henderson sets AL mark of 50 steals in 9 seasons
1989 Yankees trade Rickey Henderson to A's for Plunk, Cadaret and Polonia
1989 Nolan Ryan strikes out his 5,000th batter (Rickey Henderson)
1989 Rickey Henderson steals his 800th career base in New York's 4-3 loss to Clev
1988 Rickey Henderson steals 2 bases for record 249 as a New York Yankee
1986 Red Sox trade shortstop Rey Quinones and pitcher Mike Trujillo to Mariners for shortstop Spike Owen and outfielder Dave Henderson
1985 Rickey Henderson steals Yankee record 75th base of season
1984 A's trade Rickey Henderson to Yankees for Jay Howell and Jose Rijo
1983 Oakland's Rickey Henderson 3rd straight 100 steals for season
1983 Zenna [Chlarson] Henderson, author (Anything Box), dies at 65
1982 Rickey Henderson steals 119th base of season breaks Lou Brock's mark
1982 Oakland's Rickey Henderson steals his 100th base of the season
1982 California catches A's Rickey Henderson stealing 3 times
1982 Rickey Henderson is fastest to reach 50 stolen bases in a year
1980 A's Rickey Henderson sets AL stolen base record at 98 en route to 100
1979 Rickey Henderson debuts for Oakland and steals his 1st base
1976 Gregory Robert Henderson, Dunedin NZ, 4k pursuit cyclist 1996 Olympics
1975 Cedric Henderson, NBA forward for the Cleveland Cavaliers
1974 Martin Henderson, New Zealander Actor
1972 Alan Henderson, NBA forward for the Atlanta Hawks
1971 Paul Henderson, Australian 100m/200m 1996 Olympics
1971 William Henderson, NFL running back, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1970 Dan Henderson, born in Downey, California, 180 lb greco-roman wrestler, Oly-92, 96
1969 Mark Henderson, U.S., 4X100m butterfly, 1996 Olympics gold
1969 Jerome Henderson, NFL cornerback, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles
1967 Katie Henderson, born in Santa Monica, California, WPVA volleyball, U.S. Open-25th-1993
1959 Florence Henderson joins Today Show panel
1958 Rickey Henderson, Chic, baseball player, stolen base king, A's, Yanks
1954 James Henderson, country singer, Black Oak Arkansas
1953 Congress cites research of New York City librarian Robert Henderson in proving
1953 Rick Henderson, Beaumont, Texas, singer, Mason Dixon-Karen Comes Around
1952 Thomas Edward Henderson, South Carolina, basketballer 1972 Olympics silver
1951 1st self-contained titanium plant opens (Henderson Nevada)
1949 Douglas Henderson, British MP
1946 Ken Henderson, baseball player
1946 Sandy Duncan, Henderson, Texas, actress, Hogan Family
1944 Alan Henderson, Belfast, rock bassist, Them
1944 Bill Henderson, Vancouver BC, rock vocalist and guitarist, Chilliwack
1942 2nd day of Battle of Henderson Field, Guadalcanal
1942 Battle of Henderson Field Guadalcanal begins
1942 Japanese battleship strikes Henderson Field, Guadalcanal
1942 Charlie Rose, Henderson, North Carolina, newscaster, CBS Night Watch
1939 Billy Henderson, rocker, Spinners-That's What Girls Are Made For
1937 Joe Henderson, American Musician
1935 Arthur Henderson, British Labour minister (Nobel 1934), dies at 72
1934 Florence Henderson, Dale, Indiana, actress and singer, Carol-Brady Bunch
1933 Henderson, DeSylva and Brown's "Strike Me Pink," premieres in New York City
1930 Marcia Henderson, born in Andover, Massachusetts, actress, Kathleen-Aldrich Family
1930 Bill Henderson, born in Chicago, Illinois, jazz singer, Torpedo-Dreams
1921 George Henderson, priest/politician
1920 John Henderson, Lord-Lieutenant, Berkshire England
1919 Luther Henderson, Jr., born in Kansas City, Missouri, orch leader, Polly Bergen Show
1918 Eddy Arnold, Henderson, Tennessee, country singer, Cattle Call, Anytime
1918 Skitch Henderson, born in Birmingham, England, orch leader, Tonight Show
1917 Edward Firth Henderson, arabist
1917 Zenna [Chlarson] Henderson, U.S., sci-fi author, Anything Box
1917 Henderson Forsythe, Macon, Missouri, actor, Crisis at Central High
1913 Nigel Henderson, admiral
1909 Nigel Henderson, admiral
1909 Helen O Dickens, [Henderson], U.S. physician/gynaecologist
1895 Matthew Henderson, cricketer, lefty pace bowler in NZ's 1st Test
1885 11th Kentucky Derby: Babe Henderson aboard Joe Cotton wins in 2:37
1882 Neville Henderson, British diplomat
1864 Battle at Henderson's Hill (Bayou Rapids) Louisiana
1863 Skirmish at Rheatown/Henderson's Mill, Tennessee
1863 Arthur Henderson, Britain, socialist/disarmament worker, Nobel 1934
1839 Thomas Henderson measures 1st stellar parallax (Alpha Centauri)
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