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| - Uncle Henry is a fictional character invented by L. Frank Baum. He is introduced in Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900. Henry is the old uncle of Dorothy Gale and the hardworking husband of Aunt Em. He lived with his wife and niece on a small, isolated farm in circa 1899-1900 Kansas. In Baum's later Oz books, when the lovely child Queen of Oz Princess Ozma became Dorothy's best friend and crowned her as an official Princess of Oz, Henry and Em eventually abandoned their farm forever and moved to the magical Land of Oz to escape all the troubles of our world and live happily ever after.
- Uncle Henry is a fictional character from the Oz Books by L. Frank Baum. He appears briefly in Beyond the Kingdoms, chapter 12. Dorothy, the main character of the Oz books, lives with him and his wife Auntie Em in Kansas before she is swept up by a cyclone that takes her the Land of Oz. For more on Baum's Uncle Henry, click here.
- Henry is April Stewart's uncle and owner of the restaurant Chicken Delicous.
- Uncle Henry is Dorothy Gale's amiable Uncle and Aunt Em's husband in The Muppets' Wizard of Oz. He lives in a Kansas trailer park with his wife and niece working as a short-order cook in Aunt Em's Diner, the family owned restaurant. Uncle Henry is more supportive than Aunt Em of Dorothy's dreams to be a famous singer.
- Due to the cyclone carrying away the old farmhouse in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Henry mortgaged his farm in order to rebuild a new one. This crisis, combined with the stress of Dorothy's prolonged disappearance and sudden reappearance, took a toll on his health, and his doctor ordered him to take a vacation from all the labor. He took Dorothy with him on an ocean voyage to Australia, where he had cousins, but during this trip Dorothy was lost again during a storm at sea, and for several weeks Henry believed she had drowned. She suddenly returned again, courtesy of the Nome King's Magic Belt (Ozma of Oz).
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| - Due to the cyclone carrying away the old farmhouse in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Henry mortgaged his farm in order to rebuild a new one. This crisis, combined with the stress of Dorothy's prolonged disappearance and sudden reappearance, took a toll on his health, and his doctor ordered him to take a vacation from all the labor. He took Dorothy with him on an ocean voyage to Australia, where he had cousins, but during this trip Dorothy was lost again during a storm at sea, and for several weeks Henry believed she had drowned. She suddenly returned again, courtesy of the Nome King's Magic Belt (Ozma of Oz). On their return to America, Henry visited Bill Hugson, a relative of Em's, while Dorothy stayed with friends in San Francisco. While traveling to meet him, she was lost in an earthquake and thought to be dead. Henry traveled back to Kansas alone, where she later reappeared after having enjoyed another adventure to the Land of Oz. Eventually, the cost of the cyclone damage and the travel expenses added up. Henry and Em confessed to Dorothy the extent of their financial problems, and revealed to her that their farm was on the verge of foreclosure. Dorothy solved this problem for them by bringing them to live with her in the Emerald City, as permanent guests of Princess Ozma. They were given a suite of rooms in the Royal Palace of Oz and Henry was given the job of "Keeper of the Jewels" in Ozma's treasure hoard for the purpose of keeping him occupied. However, both Henry and Em later decided to live together in a little cottage on the outskirts of the Emerald City as the city's extravagance was a little too luxurious for their liking. (The Emerald City of Oz)
- Uncle Henry is a fictional character invented by L. Frank Baum. He is introduced in Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900. Henry is the old uncle of Dorothy Gale and the hardworking husband of Aunt Em. He lived with his wife and niece on a small, isolated farm in circa 1899-1900 Kansas. In Baum's later Oz books, when the lovely child Queen of Oz Princess Ozma became Dorothy's best friend and crowned her as an official Princess of Oz, Henry and Em eventually abandoned their farm forever and moved to the magical Land of Oz to escape all the troubles of our world and live happily ever after.
- Uncle Henry is a fictional character from the Oz Books by L. Frank Baum. He appears briefly in Beyond the Kingdoms, chapter 12. Dorothy, the main character of the Oz books, lives with him and his wife Auntie Em in Kansas before she is swept up by a cyclone that takes her the Land of Oz. For more on Baum's Uncle Henry, click here.
- Henry is April Stewart's uncle and owner of the restaurant Chicken Delicous.
- Uncle Henry is Dorothy Gale's amiable Uncle and Aunt Em's husband in The Muppets' Wizard of Oz. He lives in a Kansas trailer park with his wife and niece working as a short-order cook in Aunt Em's Diner, the family owned restaurant. Uncle Henry is more supportive than Aunt Em of Dorothy's dreams to be a famous singer.
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