In addition to infections of the upper respiratory tract and the skin, S pyogenes can cause a wide variety of invasive systemic infections. Along with Staphylococcus aureus, group A streptococcus is one of the most common pathogens responsible for cellulitis.
Son of Elmer Brown Henderson, b; 2 Mar 1892, Hunt County, TX, d; 1954, Montgomery County, TX. Son of Mary Magdalene Glover (Gresham) Henderson, b; 5 Sept 1893 in TX, d; 2 Feb 1940 in Montgomery County, TX. Henry Smith Henderson, Jr., b; abt 1887/1888 in MS, d; date unknown. Brother of Elmer Brown Henderson & all four buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Conroe, Montgomery county, TX. Henry Smith Henderson, Jr., always called Jack, buried right beside Elmer B. Henderson. Should be some kind of marker that just says Jack.
Much of the knowledge of this family is taken from family bibles and a family study done by Zelma Stoddart Thompson. Samuel is buried in the Clymer cemetery, Hancock Co., OH. Emilia is buried in Clements, Chase Co., KS. CENSUS: 1850 OH: Hancock Co: Union twp: page 484, 1880 KS: Morris Co: Neosho twp: page 427C. LOCATIONS: Pike, and Hancock Cos., OH and Morris and Chase Cos., KS.