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Henry Buckley (American Jurist)

The Honorable Henry Randolph Buckley (born August 20, 2007) is an american jurist most widely known as being the youngest judicial officer in the United States. He has served as a Massachusetts Justice of the Peace in Plymouth County in the Town of Hingham.
==Early Life==
Buckley was born in Boston, Massachusetts to his mother, a nurse in Boston, and his father, a senior U.S. Coast Guard officer. He grew up very close to his grandfather, a state and local politician, and remained close with his grandmother until her death in 2022, when he was 15 years old. While he was 13, Buckley applied to become a Justice of the Peace, knowing it would be "an accomplishment that would define the true ability of youth in governance". On October 19, 2021, Buckley became one of the youngest commissioners in his town to serve. He was appointed to the beautification commission and continues to hold that office. 
==Legal Career==
However young, Buckley continued to have an accomplished career. He is currently serving as a Plymouth County Justice of the Peace. Buckley, as a member of multiple veteran-dependent organizations, has drafted policy to organizationally change the way that veteran-focused non-profits are governed and their focus on youth. 
==Education==
Henry Buckley is a student at Hingham High School, but has taken numerous classes elsewhere. He holds a professional certificate in constitutional law from the ivy-league University of Pennsylvania in Constitutional Law. At ALISON, Buckley holds an advanced diploma in legal studies.
Category:2007 births
Category:American jurists
Category:People from Boston, Massachusetts
Category:American people
Henry C. Berghoff

Henry Carl Berghoff (January 6, 1856 – June 28, 1925) was a German-American politician, lawyer, and businessman who cofounded the The Berghoff (restaurant) Brewing Company and served as the 19th List of mayors of Fort Wayne, Indiana from 1901 to 1905.
== Early life ==
Henry Carl Berghoff was born January 6, 1856, in Dortmund, Germany, the son of Franz Anton and Lizette (Boelhauve) Berghoff. Henry had five brothers (Theodor, Anton, Herman, Hubert, and Gustav) and one sister (Elizabeth). In 1872, Henry immigrated to the United States, and settled in Fort Wayne, Indiana. During the next few years after his arrival in the United States, he held a range of jobs as a clerk and a bookkeeper, and he also studied law. In 1877, Henry married Theresa Mayer.
== Business career ==
In 1883, Berghoff and his brother Herman purchased a bottling company in Fort Wayne. In 1887, Berghoff and three of his brothers, Herman, Hubert, and Gustav, established the The Berghoff (restaurant) Brewing Company in Fort Wayne. Henry served as secretary, vice president, and treasurer of the company. Berghoff also entered into a partnership with Artificial Ice Company, was the proprietor of Globe Spice Mills, and was the treasurer of Phoenix Building and Savings Union.
== Political career ==
Berghoff, a Democratic Party (United States), served as treasurer of Fort Wayne for three terms, from 1885 to 1891. In 1890, he ran for Indiana State Treasurer, but lost to businessman Albert Gall. Berghoff then served as comptroller of Fort Wayne for two terms, from 1896 to 1901. In 1901, Berghoff received the Democratic nomination for mayor of Fort Wayne. The other nominees for mayor were Republican Party (United States) Charles Reese and Socialist Party of America Martin H. Wefel. Berghoff won the election with 5176 of the 9209 votes cast. Berghoff succeeded Henry P. Scherer as mayor. Berghoff served as mayor of Fort Wayne from 1901 to 1905. As mayor of Fort Wayne in 1905, Berghoff appointed the first Fort Wayne Board of Park Commissioners. Berghoff, after serving two terms as mayor, was succeeded by William J. Hosey.
== Later life and death ==
After serving as mayor of Fort Wayne, Berghoff, in 1905, assisted in the organization of the German-American National Bank, where he served as head cashier. He also held positions at Wayne Oil Tank and Rub-No-More Soap Company. Berghoff died on June 28, 1925 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, after suffering an apoplectic stroke three days before.
== Personal life ==
Berghoff, a Catholic Church, was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church (Fort Wayne, Indiana), the Society of the Holy Name Society, the Knights of Columbus, and the Catholic knights of america.
He was married to Theresa Mayer. Theresa survived Henry, dying in 1955 at the age of 99.
Berghoff and his wife had eight children: Lawrence, Joseph, Carl, Frederick, Augustus, Raymond, Elsie, and Arthur.
Berghoff, his wife, and four of their children are buried at Catholic Cemetery in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Category:1856 births
Category:1925 deaths
Category:German politicians
Category:German lawyers
Category:German businesspeople
Henry Calix

Henry Calix (born 28 September 1987) is an American entrepreneur best known as the founder of Weedsies, one of the fastest growing online marketplaces in the CBD, Hemp and Cannabis industry. For creating this unique marketplace, Calix was included in CEO Weekly's Top 20 CEOs of 2020 list, as well as Forbes Magazine's 100 Year Celebration 2021 Print Edition, and Business Elite’s 2022 40 under 40 award.
Calix is credited with transforming the cannabis industry by combining all three sectors and making them available on a single internet platform. Apart from that, he also runs a string of companies including Calix Fashion, Perspective Podcast, and Calix Online Financial among other investment ventures.
==Education==
Calix was born on 28 September 1987 in Honduras. He moved to the United States at the age of 12, graduated High School in 2006 from North Miami Senior High. Later studied in Miami Dade College and was a Business Administration and Management major. Dropped out of college in his second year to start his first business venture in 2008, Calix Grants Consulting. 
==Career==
Calix began his entrepreneurial career in 2008 when he founded Calix Grants Consulting which he ran for over two years, providing grant and program development consulting to nonprofit organizations. In 2013 he became the VP of retail operations for Sudsies Dry Cleaner and built an innovative training platform for CSRs, delivery personnel, and managers in the drycleaning industry. Calix worked for seven years on this venture as he taught himself how to code.
Calix founded Weedsies, an online marketplace dedicated solely to the CBD Hemp and Cannabis industries, in 2017. This business venture intends to promote local businesses by allowing them to sell their products and reach a larger audience. Weedsies, after its launch on 04/20/2020 as an online marketplace, is quickly expanding into mobile deliveries with the launch of Weedsies Mobile on 04/20/2021 and Weedsies age verifying vending machines on 2022. Weedsies has received several multimillion dollar evaluations with the latest one being over 57 million dollars as a technology company alone not including the offline mobile ventures.
==Personal life==
Language: Calix is trilingual, fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian.
Relationship: Calix is married and has two children 
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Personal Website
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Category:1987 births
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:Honduran people
Category:American people
Henry Childs II

Henry Childs II is an American attorney, financier, and government official who served as the 17th National Director of the Minority Business Development Agency of the United States Department of Commerce from 2018-2020.
Childs earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business and Management in 2001 from the University of Maryland University College. He earned a Juris Doctorate from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2004.
=== Public Office ===
Henry Childs II served as the 17th National Director of the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) of the United States Department of Commerce from 2018-2020. During his tenure, Childs focused on helping minority-owned businesses adapt to three key areas of global business competitiveness: digital transformation, globalization, and U.S. demographic change.
He focused on several key programs, including Opportunity Zone Summits, Enterprising Women of Color Initiative, and The InVision Tour. He worked to increase access to capital, contracts, and markets for minority entrepreneurs, while advocating for public policies that would help close the wealth gap.
Prior to his appointment as MBDA Director, Childs served in the United States Department of Commerce from 2017-2018. During that time, he was the U.S. Delegate to the OECD working party on small-and-medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurship.
=== Minority Business Finance ===
Henry Childs II is the Founder and CEO of the Minority Wealth Commission, a social impact investment initiative. Childs' Minority Wealth Commission is aimed at investing in the $3.9 trillion U.S. minority economy, reducing the racial wealth divide, and creating sustainable paths to generational wealth for minority communities.
Henry Childs II has held key roles in private equity and venture capital, focusing on expanding opportunities for women and minority-owned enterprises. He has advised numerous firms in investing in diverse businesses, helping to unlock billions of dollars in contracts and capital for these organizations.
He currently serves as a Strategic Advisor at The 22 Fund and Venture Partner at proChain Ventures, His work is centered on connecting minority and women-owned businesses with the resources they need to scale and thrive.
Category:Saint Louis University alumni
Category:American lawyers
Category:American financiers
Category:United States government officials
Henry Ernest Roberts

Henry Ernest Roberts was an English businessman from West Kirby, Wirral, best nown as an expert on medieval monasteries. He was also the founding Secretary of the Rodewald Concert Society of Liverpool. He was born in Kent on 24 Jul 1882 and died in West Kirby on 10 Aug 1959.
==Professional life==
H Ernest Roberts, as he was usually known, started his career as a salesman and eventually became a business manager.
== Private life==
H Ernest Roberts was the founding Secretary of the Rodewald Concert Society, Liverpool and remained in post until his death after 48 years service to the Society. Although he was the backbone of the Society for nearly half a century, sadly, little seems to have been recorded about his background. He was also Chairman of the Hoylake Chamber Concert Society and sang in the Liverpool Philharmonic Choir. He had some success as a composer; his Mass was broadcast about 07 Apr 1938, but a later Mass in B flat was rejected by the BBC. None of his compositions appear to have been published. As well as being an expert on chamber music, he was an authority on medieval monasteries.Notes on the Medieval Monasteries and Ministers of England and Wales, S.P.C.K., London 1949
==Sources==
#Archives of the Rodewald Concert Society, Liverpool Record Office, Ref 780 RCS
#Liverpool Daily Post.
Category:English people
Category:1882 births
Category:English businesspeople
Category:1959 deaths
Henry Fransoo

Henry Woeller Fransoo is a Canadian entrepreneur known for founding and serving as the CEO of 'Woeller23 Ventures', an umbrella company encompassing Fransoo's various online businesses..
==Career==
====Codelyon (2019-2022)====
Fransoo began his entrepreneurial journey with the establishment of Codelyon, a mobile game development company launched in December 2019, making releases on iOS and Android. Known for creating games inspired by internet memes and trends, Codelyon engaged with its audience through social media platforms such as TikTok, where Fransoo's interactive approach garnered a substantial following. His TikTok account, @hfransoo, attracted over 100,000 followers and 1,900,000 likes across his content
====SHIP23 Industries (2023-Present)====
In August 2022, Fransoo exited Codelyon to explore new ventures, leading to the founding of SHIP23 Industries in February 2023.. SHIP23 operates as an e-commerce entity leveraging platforms like amazon.ca (Canadian Marketplace) and amazon.com (US Marketplace). The company emphasizes fast delivery through Amazon's Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) service, ensuring efficient distribution of everyday consumer products
==Personal Life==
Henry Fransoo was born in Calgary, Canada, and holds Canadian citizenship.
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Canadian people
Category:People from Calgary
Henry Gendus

Henry Gendus (born 1985) is an American hedge fund manager and philanthropist. He is the chief executive of White Cedar Capital and Heng Fund, LP a hedge fund with approximately $110 million of capital under management as of September 2021.
==Early life and education==
Gendus grew up in a catholic family in New York, New York. He worked at his family's Lionel Trains business and then at the age of 18 starting his own Private Equity Company. Growing up in a hockey loving household he played competitive hockey while starting small businesses before he graduated Holmdel High School. 
==Career==
He started his career at a young age, helping to preserve the wealth of clients, friends and family. After helping returning profits back to his investors, he sold his Private-equity firm to start White Cedar Capital. He helped to guide his high net worth clientele through the fluctuations of the markets while fully understanding an investor’s broad range of financial needs. Henry and White Cedar Capital share the same philosophy of risk-adjusted returns and personal client relationships. Henry has built a company on basic principles, hard work, patience, discipline, and most of all understanding the client. Heng Fund, LP is a New York City based fund that aims to deliver better than market returns. It was created in July of 2021 and utilities a long short equity approach with emphasis on long and writing of covered calls for generating income while protecting the down side risk by purchasing puts. 
==Personal life==
Gendus is not married and has no kids. He currently lives in Hoboken, New Jersey with his dog. 
Category:1985 births
Category:Philanthropists
Category:American people
Henry H. Lin

Ling, Hsien-yang or Henry H. Lin (Chinese Name: 凌憲揚) was a native of Guangdong province. He completed a B.A. in University of Shanghai in 1927.Ling, Hsien-yang, Chinese Who's Who, China Year Book 1947, Page 674 Later, he completed a MBA degree in University of South California. 
From 1941 to 1945, He was the manager of Printing and Engraving Department of Central Trust of China, and the later General Manager of China Engraving and Printing Works in the Chinese wartime capital of Chongqing. 
In 1946, he became the president for the University of Shanghai.China and the Christian colleges 1850-1950, Jessie Gregory Lutz, Cornell University Press, 1971 Page 575 He remained in Shanghai in order to work his potentials for teaching after 1949.
== References ==
Category:1905 births
Category:People from Guangdong
Category:Bachelor's degrees
Category:Master's degrees
Category:University of Shanghai alumni
Category:University of Southern California alumni
Henry Hallam

Henry Hallam (August 7, 1850- November 9, 1921) was an actor. He began his career singing on stage in England and then Australia and on tour in Australasia and India. He later appeared in silent films in the U.S. He was born in London.
==Filmography==
*The Darling of the C.S.A. (19112), as Major-General Prentiss
*The Wartime Siren (1913)
*The Brand (1914)
*The Siren's Reign (1915)
*The Coquette (1915 film) (1915)
*The Vanderhoff Affair (1915)
*Audrey (1916 film)
*Blue Jeans (1917 film), as Colonel Henry Clay Riesener
*The Girl Without a Soul (1917)https://mubi.com/da/cast/henry-hallam
*Blue-Eyed Mary (film) (1918)
*Bonnie Annie Laurie (1918)
*Just for Tonight (1918)
*Putting One Over (1919)
*Phil for Short (1919), as College President
*Help! Help! Police! (1919)
*My Little Sister (1919 film)
*The Lion and the Mouse (1919 film)
*Cousin Kate (1921 film)
*Tol'able David (1921), as The Doctor
*The Conquest of Canaan (1921), as Colonel Filmcroft
*Wife for Life
==References==
== External Links ==
*Henry Hallam on Imdb
Category:1850 births
Category:1921 deaths
Category:Actors
Category:Actors from London
Category:Male actors from London
Category:American silent films
Category:American silent film actors
Henry Hayes (musician)

Henry Hayes (born 1924) was a musician, educator, and independent record company founder. He established several independent labels and co-founded Kangaroo Records. Hayes played the alto sax.
He was born Henrilyn Georgette Hayes, Jr. in Dallas. He worked as a public school teacher and laived in Houston's Third Ward. He was recorded on singles for various labels. Kangaroo recorded at Gold Star Studiio. He was an influence on other musicians.
He was part of groups known as the Four Kings, Rhythm Kings, and Henry Hayes Orchestra.
He and M. (Mel) L. Young recorded Albert Collins and Joe Hughes on Kangaroo Records. Collins' instrumental song "The Freeze" became a hit. Hughes first recordings were with Kangaroo.
==Hayes discography==
*"Bowlegged Angeline"
*"Baby Girl Blues"
==Kangaroo records discography==
*"The Freeze" Albert Collins /
*"Collins Shuffle" Albert Collins (1958)
*"I Can't Go On This Way" /
*"Make Me Dance Little Ant" Joe Hughes
*"Two Big Feet"
*"Call of the Kangaroo"
*"It Taies Money" /
*"Stop Smackin' That Wax"
*"I Want a Big White Cadillac for Christmas" Joey Carr
*"Rock 'n' Roll Santa" Joey Carr
*Smackin' That Wax: The Kangaroo Records Story, 1959-1964 (1992), compilationhttp://www.worldcat.org.nz/title/smackin-that-wax-the-kangaroo-records-story-1959-1964/oclc/045536770
==References==
==External links==
* Henry Hayes | Discography | Discogs
* Henry Hayes - Rate Your Music
* Henry Hayes | Songs | AllMusic
* Henry Hayes Vinyl Records and CDs For Sale | MusicStack
* Henry Hayes on spotify
Category:1923 births
Category:American musicians
Category:American educators
Category:Texas Southern University alumni
Category:Prairie View A&M University alumni
Henry Higgins (Ohio politician)

Henry Higgins was a business man in Ohio. He stood for election to the Ohio House of Representatives in 1919 but lost. The Negro Year Book documented him as a business man.
He served in the Ohio National Guard?
Railway worker died spring of 1919? 
==See also==
*List of African-American officeholders (1900–1959)
Category:Businessmen
Category:American people
Category:Politicians
Henry J. Maxwell

Henry Johnson Maxwell (1837 - 1906) was a lawyer, soldier in the Union Army, state senator, and postmaster in South Carolina.
He was born free on Edisto Island to Stephen J. and Thurston Johnson Maxwell. He was a Sergeant in the 2nd Regiment Light Artillery U.S. Colored Troops. After the war, he worked for the Freedmen's Bureau in Bennettsville, South Carolina as a teacher.
He served in the South Carolina Senate from 1868 until 1877 representing Marlboro County, South Carolina He served as postmaster of Bennettsville in 1869 and 1870. He joined the South Carolina Bar in 1871. 
Towards the end of the Reconstruction era as Democrats regained power, he was charged with bribery and resigned as a state senator. He was never tried.
He was married twice, the second time to Martha Louisa Dibble Maxwell. He helped raise eight children. 
A historical marker is located at the site of his farm in Sumter County, South Carolina
==References==
Category:American lawyers
Category:American soldiers
Category:State senators of the United States
Category:American postmasters
Henry Jines

Henry Jines was an actor in the United States. He starred in stage productions including Irvin Miller's Broadway Rastus and was featured in the short 1936 film Gags and Dolls. He performed in blackface.
He was from Atlanta, Georgia. In 1913 he had reportedly been writing vaudeville sketches and lyrics for about six years.
The St. Louis Argus reviewed a show he featured in with Frank Montgomery, Blondie Robinson, Frank "Chinese" Walker, and Florence McClain February 1921.
*Broadway Rastus (revue) (1917)
*Broadway Acandals (1921)https://newspapers.library.in.gov/?a=d&d=IPT19211203&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN-------
*Swing It (1937) as Rustyhttps://www.playbill.com/person/henry-jines-vault-0000045656
*Gags and Dolls (1936)
Category:American actors
Category:People from Atlanta, Georgia
Henry Katz and Company

Henry Katz and Company was an American toy company, founded in the early 1900s, based in New York, that made inexpensive toy trains and planes, including wind-up mechanical table top toys, from lithographed tin. They embarked in the manufacturing business from 1928 to 1931 and were known for their one dollar special; the "515 Limited" NYC boxcab electric train. Their primary toy center office was at 200 Fifth Avenue with a factory at 215 Fourth Ave. Eventually the toy manufacturing business grew enough to have five associated locations. 
==History==
In 1917, toymaker Ferdinand Strauss hired Henry Katz, a future toy designer at age 14, and friend of Louis Marx. Although Katz spent much time in the production process, he preferred the sales end of the toy business. He was active with the Strauss company until its demise, after which he started his own business.
 
Katz became a toy broker and representative for many companies and sometimes ventured into toy design and production for these companies. A few of these associated toy companies are Mattatuck Manufacturing Company, Hafner Manufacturing Company, Hoge Manufacturing Company , Automatic Toy Company and the Buddy L Corporation, which he ended up purchasing in 1941.
Category:Toy train manufacturers
Category:Defunct toy manufacturers
Category:Toy companies of the United States
Category:Toy companies established in 1928
Category:Defunct companies based in New York City
Henry Maloney

Father Henry J. Maloney was a catholic priest who served in Bancroft, Ontario. He died in 1986.
== Early life ==
Henry Maloney was born in 1915 to a politician father, Dr Martin James Maloney. His mother was Mary Margaret Maloney. 
He was born in Eganville, Ontario and worked as an religious assistant there before being ordained.
== Pastoral work ==
Father Maloney was ordained in 1941, and received his first pastoral assigned to Bancroft on 8 September 1957.
For 29 years, Maloney worked for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pembroke, based at Our Lady of Mercy Church in Bancroft.
With support of Mike Fitzgerald, Maloney formed a choir.
He is credited with getting the telephone service to Bancroft.
Maloney was the commissioner of an Industrial Commission that, in the 1960's, was dealing the pending closure of the Bancroft uranium mines. Maloney led a partially successful community demand for support from the Government of Ontario and Government of Canada. His efforts, which including lobbying Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, prolonged the life of the Faraday Mine by eighteen months, giving the community sufficient time to plan for the closure of the mines. He resigned from the commission in 1972, but rejoined it in 1976 when Faraday Mine was reopening as Madawaska Mine.
== Criminal allegations ==
In 2016 the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported allegations made by Mike Fitzgerald that Maloney had sexually assaulted him in 1973 while Fitzgerald was 17 years old. The Diocese of Pembroke publicly rejected these claims and made a financial settlement in 2015 that came with terms prohibiting Fitzgerald from speaking publicly about the details. During legal negotiations, Fitzgerald 's lawyers learned that a second lawsuit alleging abuse by Maloney in the late 1940's had been filed.
== Family ==
Henry Maloney had two brothers James Anthony Maloney, the Ontario Minister of Mines from 22 December 1958 to 1 October 1961, and Arthur Maloney who was the Ontario Ombudsman|Ontario ombudsman. His sister was Mary Anthony Maloney.
Category:Catholic priesthood