in Marshall County. He died from an apparent stroke on July 2, 1934. He was buried in Lewisburg, Tennessee. In 1961, the state purchased Horton's Marshall County farm from his heirs. It adapted the land for use as Henry Horton State Park, dedicated to his memory. The ruins of a mill operated by Horton and his in-laws, the Wilhoites, still stand in the park. A portion of U.S. Route 31 in Marshall County has been named in Horton's honor. See also List of governors of Tennessee References External links Governor Henry H. Horton Papers (finding aid) – Tennessee State Library and Archives Henry Hollis Horton – entry at the National Governors Association Portrait painting of Governor Horton – Tennessee Portrait Project Profile photograph of Governor Horton – Tennessee State Library and Archives 1866 births 1934 deaths Democratic Party governors of Tennessee Democratic Party Tennessee state senators People from Chapel Hill, Tennessee People from Jackson County, Alabama 20th-century American politicians