Ian Henderson
Honor Code SignatorySigned 21 Aug 2020 | 23 contributions | 6 thank-yous | 240 connections
Signed 21 Aug 2020 | 23 contributions | 6 thank-yous | 240 connections
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Ian S. Henderson
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Son of Alec Henderson
and Vi (Hacking) Henderson
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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Born at one minute to midnight 8th March, 1952, in Rutherglen , Victoria, Australia. Alexander Hugh Henderson , father, was an excise officer with the Customs and Excise Dept. of the federal Australian Government stationed in Rutherglen, a large wine growing area in north-east Victoria. We moved back to Melbourne for a short time in 1956 to 183 Dryburgh st, North Melbourne, my paternal grandparents home [ Austin Garnet Henderson and Sarah Ann , nee Hughes ], and thence to 113 Bindi st. Glenroy until 1957 when my parents bought a property at 32 Robert st., Parkdale, Vic., with a war service loan, Dad being a returned serviceman from WW2 I lived there until a half hour after my final matriculation exam in 1970 when I hitchhiked to Sydney to join a few mates, and among other places, lived in Frances st just off Hyde park, and Abercrombie st Chippendale, opposite the Royal Oak hotel. Worked at Melwire, who offered me a a cadetship in engineering. Instead I went with Tony Butler to N.Z. on June 3rd 1972, landing in Auckland with the intention that this would be the first leg of our world trip. I met Denise Baker on the 4th June 1972, with whom I fell immediately in love and my overseas plans were put on hold for another 25 yrs. In the meantime, Denise and I married on 10/03/1973, I worked at being a dairy farmer, guest house manager, rubbish removalist, storeman, moved to Australia again, travel consultant, had 2 children - Kate and Emma, had our own business, a delicatessen, went back to N.Z., managed the largest fast food outlet in N.Z. at the time [Georgie Pie, Greenlane] and then joined the Michael Hill Jeweller organization, moved back to Australia, and around Australia where I remain, in Portarlington, currently retired from full time management, but officially still on the books as a Projects Consultant, on a casual contract with Michael Hill.
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