Frances Cox Henderson

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Frances Cox Henderson was a 19th-century American translator, philanthropist, and influential First Lady of the Republic and later State of Texas.

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Frances Cox Henderson canonical 2
Frances Cox 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf First Lady
human
translator
birthName Frances Cox
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
familyName Henderson
fieldOfWork literary translation
philanthropy
givenName Frances
marriedToGovernorOf Texas
movement social and charitable reform in Texas
name Frances Cox Henderson
notableFor being First Lady of the Republic of Texas
being First Lady of the State of Texas
linguistic abilities and translation work
philanthropic activities in Texas
notableWork translations of religious and literary texts
occupation philanthropist
translator
placeOfActivity Texas
positionHeld First Lady of the Republic of Texas
First Lady of the State of Texas
religion Christianity
residence Austin, Texas
linked to: Austin

Washington-on-the-Brazos, Texas
sexOrGender female
spouse James Pinckney Henderson
spouseOccupation Governor of Texas

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James Pinckney Henderson spouse Frances Cox Henderson
Frances Cox Henderson name Frances Cox Henderson
Frances Cox Henderson birthName Frances Cox
linked to: Frances Cox Henderson