The Henderson Story
- 1494
James Henderson becomes Lord Justice Clerk, or Lord Advocate, of Scotland[4]
- 1511
The lands of Fordell are erected into a barony for James Henderson[4][3]
- 1513
James Henderson and his eldest son are killed at Flodden[4]
- early 1500s
Henry Gunn leaves the Gunn-Keith fighting; his descendants become the Hendersons of Caithness[3]
- 1582
The King of Denmark gives the patronymic Henryson to the later generations of William Magnusson in Shetland[3]
- 1630s
Alexander Henderson, moderator of the Assembly, is named by the clan society as author of the National Covenant[3]
- 1692
The clan society records that 22 of the 38 people killed in the Massacre of Glencoe were Hendersons[3]
























Clan MacDonaldThe Glencoe Hendersons were appointed hereditary pipers and served the MacDonald of Glencoe chief as his clan's pipers.
Clan GunnThe clan society traces the Hendersons of Caithness to Henry Gunn, who left the Gunn-Keith fighting in the early 16th century.