Son of Col. Benjamin & Sarah Pines Herndon, husband of Elizabeth Pratt.
Death of Col Z P Herndon -
We regret to learn that Col Z P Herndon of this place, formerly of Union, died at Glenn Springs, Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock. His remains were brought down to this place on yesterday, escorted by a committee appointed by the bar of Union. Col Henderson long occupied a very prominent position at the Bar of that place. He was regarded as a sound legal advisor, and was employed in almost every case of any importance that was brought before the Courts of that place. His health has for some time been on the decline. He was in the sixty-eight year of his age.
Death of Col Z P Herndon -
We regret to learn that Col Z P Herndon of this place, formerly of Union, died at Glenn Springs, Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock. His remains were brought down to this place on yesterday, escorted by a committee appointed by the bar of Union. Col Henderson long occupied a very prominent position at the Bar of that place. He was regarded as a sound legal advisor, and was employed in almost every case of any importance that was brought before the Courts of that place. His health has for some time been on the decline. He was in the sixty-eight year of his age.
Son of Col. Benjamin & Sarah Pines Herndon, husband of Elizabeth Pratt.
Death of Col Z P Herndon -
We regret to learn that Col Z P Herndon of this place, formerly of Union, died at Glenn Springs, Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock. His remains were brought down to this place on yesterday, escorted by a committee appointed by the bar of Union. Col Henderson long occupied a very prominent position at the Bar of that place. He was regarded as a sound legal advisor, and was employed in almost every case of any importance that was brought before the Courts of that place. His health has for some time been on the decline. He was in the sixty-eight year of his age.
Death of Col Z P Herndon -
We regret to learn that Col Z P Herndon of this place, formerly of Union, died at Glenn Springs, Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock. His remains were brought down to this place on yesterday, escorted by a committee appointed by the bar of Union. Col Henderson long occupied a very prominent position at the Bar of that place. He was regarded as a sound legal advisor, and was employed in almost every case of any importance that was brought before the Courts of that place. His health has for some time been on the decline. He was in the sixty-eight year of his age.
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