Chemical Company of Troy Vice-president, First National Bank of Andalusia Vice-president, First National Bank of Brundidge Vice-president, Henderson Lumber Company of Sanford Vice-president, Planters Trading Company of Elba Partner, Henderson-Hill of Brantley Partner, Cody-Henderson of Luverne Partner, Henderson-Black Company of Troy Henderson was posthumously inducted into the Alabama Business Hall of Fame. Family life As a young man, Henderson married Sallie Wilkerson. The couple had three sons – Fox Henderson Jr., Fred and Jake, and one daughter, Gussie Henderson Jones. He donated land for the Pike County Fair and the Pike Masonic Hospital, the first hospital in Troy, now named Beard Memorial Hospital. He also built the courthouse in Troy with his business partner Joe Minchener. Though he never apparently expressed any interest in running for political office, he was the chief contributor to his brother Charles Henderson’s successful campaign for governor of Alabama in 1914. Henderson died in 1918 at the age of 65. He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Troy next to his wife, Sallie. References External links Alabama Business Hall of Fame 1853 births 1918 deaths People from Pike County, Alabama American bankers 19th-century American businesspeople