Zia, What makes you think your line is unknown? You do have one of the more difficult lines to prove, but it is not totally unknown. You are not the only person who has tried tracing the line although I must admit I haven't seen anyone asking about Sarah Hensley in a long time. Keep the faith and you might be surprised what you can learn. I was not aware that Sarah had moved to Illinois although I did know she moved to Texas even if I can't remember what county. Steven A. Bridges [email protected] Zia Crowell Miller wrote: > > Mary, > At least you have some names, your lucky. My line is from an unknown > Hamrick/Hambrick in Lawrence Co, TN in the 1830s. -------Hamrick and Sarah > Hensley has several children including Margaret Hamrick who married J.W. > Crowell in Lewis Co, TN in 1868. They are my great grandparents. My hope is > in the Internet because years of research as produced little. These people > did not leave much paper trail except many names in the court's records but > I still don't know which man is the Hamrick who fathered my Margaret. > > Good luck to you, ZcM in Texas. > > > ---------- > > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [HAMRICK-L] charles hambrick > > Date: Thursday, August 13, 1998 3:34 PM > > > > am new to writing a request,but would love to hear more about charles > > hambrick, son of patrick,jr. charles had a son moses, who in turn had > sone > > abner pierce, who had a son jabez abner. this is my line, my > grandmother > > was jabez abner's daughter. > > thank you very much. > > mary