Alexander Henderson

Target entity: Alexander Henderson
Context triple: [Scottish Covenanters, notableMember, Alexander Henderson]

• A. William Hutchinson
  William Hutchinson was a 17th-century English merchant and colonial settler in Massachusetts Bay, best known as the husband of religious dissenter Anne Hutchinson.
• B. Alexander Kerr
  Alexander Kerr is known primarily as the son of influential American academic and former University of California president Clark Kerr.
• C. Francis Hughes
  Francis Hughes was a Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteer from Northern Ireland who became widely known for dying on hunger strike in the Maze Prison in 1981.
• D. Philip Woodruff
  Philip Woodruff was the pen name of British civil servant Philip Mason, best known for his influential writings on the British Raj and the Indian Civil Service.
• E. Thomas Parkhurst
  Thomas Parkhurst was a 17th-century London bookseller and publisher known for issuing prominent Puritan and religious works.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Alexander Henderson
Target entity description: Alexander Henderson was a leading 17th-century Scottish Presbyterian minister and theologian who played a central role in the Covenanter movement and the struggle over church governance in Scotland.

• A. William Hutchinson
  William Hutchinson was a 17th-century English merchant and colonial settler in Massachusetts Bay, best known as the husband of religious dissenter Anne Hutchinson.
• B. Alexander Kerr
  Alexander Kerr is known primarily as the son of influential American academic and former University of California president Clark Kerr.
• C. Francis Hughes
  Francis Hughes was a Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteer from Northern Ireland who became widely known for dying on hunger strike in the Maze Prison in 1981.
• D. Philip Woodruff
  Philip Woodruff was the pen name of British civil servant Philip Mason, best known for his influential writings on the British Raj and the Indian Civil Service.
• E. Thomas Parkhurst
  Thomas Parkhurst was a 17th-century London bookseller and publisher known for issuing prominent Puritan and religious works.
• F. None of above. chosen