Hi list members, Just a note to let you know I'm around here. I was wondering how your researching was going. If I can help you let me know. Nadine Hensley List Owner HENSLEY-l To unsubscribe or subscribe send a new e-mail to [email protected] subscribe or unsubscribe in body of message.

Linda : Your name was on the end of the htm and IE could not find it. The corrected link is below. Edward L Hensley ETCM USN(RET) Cape Girardeau Missouri Thanks for the HEADS UP! ===================================== ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 4:25 AM Subject: [HENSLEY-L] Fradulent Genealogy > Got this on another list thought you might be interested. > > List: This is an interesting site that talks about fraudulent lineages that > have been documented and published. It lists several books written by GUSTAVE > ANJOU that are fradulent. It also states that Mr. Anjou's works have shown > up in libraries, repositories, AND the Family History Library. It is worth > checking out to see if you have any of the families listed in your tree. > > URL: http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/fraud.htm Linda Coulter > Chattanooga, TN > Check out my home page at: > http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/tncoultel >

Got this on another list thought you might be interested. List: This is an interesting site that talks about fraudulent lineages that have been documented and published. It lists several books written by GUSTAVE ANJOU that are fradulent. It also states that Mr. Anjou's works have shown up in libraries, repositories, AND the Family History Library. It is worth checking out to see if you have any of the families listed in your tree. URL: http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/fraud.htmLinda Coulter Chattanooga, TN Check out my home page at: http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/tncoultel

I have a rather large list of HENSLEY's born in Wayne County, WV between 1853 and 1950. I will lookup for anyone who requests.... Susan [email protected]

I am new to this list and thought that I would try posting and see if any of you knew anything about this: I am looking for information about Henry Hensley who married Emmeriah or Emma Meriah Hunt in Pike County KY in the late 1880's. I have been searching for them forever and any leads at all would help. I have her family line, I need his badly. Thanks, Jeni N Chism CC Clark county, KY US Gen Web

Wow, Leona, That helps a lot. The first paragraph is my lineage. the others may be but that will take a little research. My mother Frances LaVonne (Bonnie) Lindsay was born in Covington, KY, but always talked about Frankurt like it was home. I think you may have given me some of this information before, but not as complete as this. Thank you very much. Ron http://community.webtv.net/oitsuron/RONANDLUELLAEDWARDS

Hi Lee, It could have been VANN...although the marriage is recorded as FANN...but you know how names were mispelled. Thanks, Kelley

No I don't have anything on him.

Hope this will help. Sorry, don't know the source, but it may give you a place to start. If someone knows the source, please let me know. Lee A Reverend Hensley's son married to Mary(Green?) and that their daughter Emma Green Hensley died in Covington KY in 1919. Were these Hensleys originally from Covington? My biological father, David Hensley (who I'm trying to trace) was born in Covington in May 23, 1911...son of Edmund Wesley Hensley and Stella (Robinson) Hensley Another HENSLEY line with a minister: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887, Franklin Co. EDWARD HENSLEY a native of Frankfort, was born February 5, 1832, and is a son of Benjamin and Prudence (Culbertson) Hensley, who were born at Culpeper C.H., Va., and Chambersburg, Penn., respectively. His grandfather, Hensley, was probably born in England, and on his mother's side he is of Scotch origin. His father came from Virginia to Frankfort about the year 1800, and for many years engaged in the mercantile business, and in an early day did flatboating between Frankfort and New Orleans, trading with the Indiana at Shawneetown, Ill., and other points, afterward engaging in the manufacture of bagging and rope goods. He was born in 1790 and died in 1859. He had twelve children--three daughters and nine sons--of whom six sons served in the Mexican war, and all of whom are now dead. The three daughters: Maria, Elizabeth and Laura are all living and married. They are women of unusual brilliancy, distinguished for their extensive reading and fine conversational powers. Edward Hensley was reared and educated in Frankfort, and received his knowledge of the sciences under the celebrated teacher, B. B. Sayre. March 23, 1859, he married Miss Mary D. Welch, a daughter of the eminent civil engineer, Sylvester Welch, deceased, under whom Roebling, who superintended the construction of the famous New York and Brooklyn bridge was a pupil in civil engineering. Mr. Hensley has three children: Rev. A. C. Hensley, assistant rector in Grace (Episcopal) Church, and chaplin of St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago; Arabella, wife of Lieut. C. E. Colaham in the United States Navy, and now a professor in the naval school at Annapolis, and Edward. Mr. Hensley has been a leading fire insurance man for twenty years in Frankfort, and six or seven years in the mercantile business. In 1880, under Gen. Fayette Hewitt, he became first bookkeeper in the State auditor's office. This position he still holds, and his insurance business is looked after by an assistant and his son. Mr. Hensley is one of the progressive and substantial business men of Frankfort, and he has countless friends. He is a member of the Episcopal Church, and attained the Knight Templar degree in Masonry about fifteen years ago. Ronald Edwards wrote: > Hello. I, too, am working on Hensleys. I have precious little info > though. It seems no one wrote anything down about them, ever. I am > told there is a full blood cherokee woman married to a Methodist > minister Hensley who was my GGGG Grandfather. Related lineages are > Green and Lucas. That's about all I have. Anything ring a bell? > Ron > > http://community.webtv.net/oitsuron/RONANDLUELLAEDWARDS -- Mailto:[email protected] http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/r/Leona--Garcia-WA/

I have two Hensleys who were Methodist ministers from White Co. TN. James Logan HENSLEY and brother Charles HENSLEY James Logan HENSLEY was married to a Mary E. ? and was ordained (and later buried) at Mt. Gilead United Methodist Church in White County, TN. b.1867 d. 1948. Children were P.F. (male), Reba (b.1901), Rima (b.1903), Gertrude (b. 1906) and Ernest C. (b.1910) Charles HENSLEY was born in 1868 and died 1936. He is also buried in Mt. Gilead Cemetary, but I have no further info on him. Their parents were Eli Lawson HENSLEY and Margarrette Hurd. Other children of Lawson and Margarrette were Henry Coleman HENSLEY, Perry HENSLEY, Mary Jane HENSLEY, and Josephine HENSLEY. (Henry Coleman HENSLEY) was my great grandfather. HTH someone! Tracy Hensley Bumpus Austin, TX (native of TN) -----Original Message----- From: Ronald Edwards [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 7:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [HENSLEY-L] Hello and intro Hello. I, too, am working on Hensleys. I have precious little info though. It seems no one wrote anything down about them, ever. I am told there is a full blood cherokee woman married to a Methodist minister Hensley who was my GGGG Grandfather. Related lineages are Green and Lucas. That's about all I have. Anything ring a bell? Ron http://community.webtv.net/oitsuron/RONANDLUELLAEDWARDS

Hello. I, too, am working on Hensleys. I have precious little info though. It seems no one wrote anything down about them, ever. I am told there is a full blood cherokee woman married to a Methodist minister Hensley who was my GGGG Grandfather. Related lineages are Green and Lucas. That's about all I have. Anything ring a bell? Ron http://community.webtv.net/oitsuron/RONANDLUELLAEDWARDS

Does anyone have any record/info for a marriage between Mary HENSLEY to a FANN or Mary FANN to a HENSLEY before 1875 in or around Greene Co., TN or western NC? Thanks, Kelley

Do you have anything on Marion Hensley born ca 1845 in Clay Co, Ky ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/free_video/ -----Original Message----- From: George R Oplinger <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 6:06 AM Subject: Re: [HENSLEY-L] Introduction >Hi Debbie Fain, > >Don't know if I can be of much help with Your Hensleys or not. > >The Benjamin Hensley that died 1888 and wife Susannah. I don't have >anything that looks that way. The Benjamin that I have who died in 1888 was >married to a Martha Ann Ellis 1732 in Henrico County, Virginia. Check out >the information below. > >Randy Oplinger >Hamilton, Ohio > >Descendants of Benjamin Hensley > > > > >Generation No. 1 > > >1. BENJAMIN3 HENSLEY (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born 1694 in Henrico County, >Virginia, and died 1788. He married MARTHA ANN ELLIS 1732 in Henrico Co., >Virginia. She was born in Henrico Co., Virginia. > >Notes for BENJAMIN HENSLEY: > >Benjamin Hensley was one of the first families in Albermarle County, >Virginia.. Benjamin "Ben" was the neighbor to the fathers of Thomas >Jefferson and General George Rogers Clark. Together these families helped >build the town of Charlottesville, Virginia. Home of Thomas Jefferson's >University of Virginia. > >More About BENJAMIN HENSLEY and MARTHA ELLIS: > >Marriage: 1732, Henrico Co., Virginia > > >Children of BENJAMIN HENSLEY and MARTHA ELLIS are: > >i. JOHN SAMUEL4 HENSLEY, b. Abt. 1733, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. Abt. >1820; m. SUSAN WOOD. > >Notes for JOHN SAMUEL HENSLEY: > >John Samuel served in the Cumberland County Unit of Virginia Militia in the >French and Indian War, Fincastle County Unit of the Virginia Militia during >the Lord Dunsmore's War. He married Susan Wood the youngest daughter of >Abraham Wood who built Fort Cumberland and was deeply involved in the hide >and fur trade. He followed the Wood Family into the deep valley's of >Virginia, and the Rockwell Settlement in 1753, taking with him his younger >brother Benjamin. John and Susan had eight children but we can only account >for four. > >ii. WILLIAM HENSLEY, b. 1735, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1806, Albermarle >Co., Virginia; m. MARY ELIOTT; b. Abt. 1735; d. Abt. 1784. > >Notes for WILLIAM HENSLEY: > >War with England became more certain and Albermarle County provided fighting >men to the cause. Neighbors Thomas Jefferson, George Rogers Clark and >William Hensley did their part for the war effort. Participation by the >Hensley Family in the Revolutionary War is well documented in the history of >Virginia. William and his four sons and daughters husboan (Solo Maobone) >served in the 6th Virginia Regiment, 10th and 14th Virginia Regiments. Solo >was killed in the Revolutionary War. > >iii. BENJAMIN HENSLEY, b. Abt. 1738, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. Abt. 1803; >m. (1) LOUISA BOWMAN; m. (2) ELIZABETH HICKMAN, Bet. 1729 - 1730; b. Abt. >1710. > >Notes for BENJAMIN HENSLEY: > >Benjamin moved with his younger brother into Cumberland County, Rockwell >Settlement. He was forced back across the Blue Ridge Mountains during the >Revolutionary War. He remained there until he died in Albermarle County, >Virginia. Benjamin's sons served in the Virginia Line during the >Revolutionary War. (Charles, Lawrence, Hickman, & John).Notes for Genjamin >Hensley from Family Tree Maker Web. site: > >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/e/n/Wilson-I-Hensley/GENE1-0001.htm 1 > >Biographical & research notes on Benjamin Hensley: > >Virginia Colonial Militia, page 66: Albemarle County, September 1758; List >includes Benj. Hensley, Geo. Adam Salling, Nicholas Pryor, Solo Carter. > >1767-Rowan County, North Carolina court records; Geo. Adam Salling vs. >Benjamin Hensley. > >1768-Rowan County, North Carolina Tax lists of Jacob Laesch in Townfork and >upper Dan (in present counties of Guilford, Rockingham, Stokes, & Surry) >shows: Hansley, Capt. Ben 1 poll; Hanslee, John 1 poll. List of William >Spurgeon (most of these names are in present day Guilford Co.) shows: >Hansley, Charles, Benjamin & sone, James & Harry. > >More about Benjamin Hensley: > >Fact 3: Residence > >Notes for Elizabeth: > >Biographical & research notes on Elizabeth -----------: > >Likely mother of Robert Hensley, born 29 February 1759 Bucks Co., >Pennsylvania, who served in Captain Jonathan Hanby's Company in March 1781 >with Henry, Hickman, Ben Hensley who were also in 1783 & 1784 Henry Co., VA. >tax lists. Robert's neighbor testified in 1836 that he had talked with >mother of Robert. > >Near Robert in 1830 Hawkins Co., Tennessee census was Betsy Hensley, age >90-100. Proven son of Ben Hensley in 1768 Rowan Co., No. Carolina Tax list >were James & Harry (Henry). 1898 Andrew J. Dickey interview proves that >Harry (Henry) had brother Isom. > > > >Just wanted to give my line. I've got some information back to the William > >Hensley in Tiverton, Devon, England in 1583, but will skip down to Benjamin > >and Elizabeth Hickman Hensley. > >1. Benjamin was born in 1738 in Albemarle County, Virginia and died Feb. > >28, 1803 in Albemarle Co. He married Elizabeth Hickman. He was a private > >in the Revolutionary War. > >2. Henry Harry Hensley was born about 1754 in Albemarle County, > >Virginia and died in Buncombe County, NC (now Yancey County, specifically > >Bald Mountain, near Bee Log). He was first married to Mary Elizabeth Halen > >in 1770. They had four sons, Hiram, Isham, Robert and James (my line). > >Henry Harry was married to Barbara Angel in 1778 and had several other > >children. He was in the Revolutionary War at the Battle of Guilford > >Courthouse in Greensboro, NC. He was awarded 200 acres on the Cane River > >near Bald Mountain Creek for his service. > >3. James Hensley was born in 1776 in Albemarle County, VA. He > >married Martha Mary Howard in 1795 in Buncombe Co, NC. They eventually went > >to Oneida, Clay County, Kentucky where he died in 1841 and she died in 1851. > >4. James Hensley was born on Feb. 15, 1796 in Buncombe County, > >NC. He was married (very young!) to Nancy Anderson in 1810. They later > >went to Clay County, Kentucky, where he died Nov. 16, 1859 and she died on > >July 18, 1862. > >5. Robert Hensley was born in 1811. He married Nancy > >Barnett on Dec. 8, 1824 in Buncombe Co, NC. They also went to Clay County, > >Kentucky. Robert died in 1876. > >6. Henry L. Hensley was born in 1845 in Clay County, > >Kentucky. He married Rebecca Metcalf and died in 1925. > >7. Elizabeth Hensley was born in 1870 in Clay > >County, Kentucky. She marrried Mattison "Matt" Hacker and died in 1968. > >8. Elbert Bradley Hacker was born in 1889 in > >Clay County, Kentucky. He married Florence Anderson (daughter of Henry and > >Mary House Anderson). He died in 1944. > >9. Elsie Hacker was born in 1912 in > >Datha, Laurel County, Kentucky. She married Clyde Stoneking. She died in > >1996 in Cincinnati, Ohio. > >10. Donald Stoneking was born in > >1931 in North Bend, Ohio and is married to Jacqueline Mehring Stoneking. > >11. Beverly Stoneking, born > >in 1953 in Cincinnati, Ohio and married to Bruce Hildreth. (now living in > >Sumter, SC) [email protected] > > > >More About BENJAMIN HENSLEY and ELIZABETH HICKMAN: > >Marriage: Bet. 1729 - 1730 > >iv. MOLLY HENSLEY, b. 1741, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1800, Albermarle >Co., Virginia. > >v. MARTHA ANN HENSLEY, b. 1743, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1810, >Albermarle Co., Virginia. > >vi. ROBERT ELLIS HENSLEY, b. 1744, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. 1808, >Virginia. > >vii. HICKMAN HENSLEY, b. 1745, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1835, Virginia. > > > >RANDY OPLINGER > > >

Could it have been VANN? Lee Kelley Biskey wrote: > Does anyone have any record/info for a marriage between Mary HENSLEY to a > FANN or Mary FANN to a HENSLEY before 1875 in or around Greene Co., TN or > western NC? > > Thanks, > Kelley -- Mailto:[email protected] http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/r/Leona--Garcia-WA/

Hi Debbie Fain, Don't know if I can be of much help with Your Hensleys or not. The Benjamin Hensley that died 1888 and wife Susannah. I don't have anything that looks that way. The Benjamin that I have who died in 1888 was married to a Martha Ann Ellis 1732 in Henrico County, Virginia. Check out the information below. Randy Oplinger Hamilton, Ohio Descendants of Benjamin Hensley Generation No. 1 1. BENJAMIN3 HENSLEY (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born 1694 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died 1788. He married MARTHA ANN ELLIS 1732 in Henrico Co., Virginia. She was born in Henrico Co., Virginia. Notes for BENJAMIN HENSLEY: Benjamin Hensley was one of the first families in Albermarle County, Virginia.. Benjamin "Ben" was the neighbor to the fathers of Thomas Jefferson and General George Rogers Clark. Together these families helped build the town of Charlottesville, Virginia. Home of Thomas Jefferson's University of Virginia. More About BENJAMIN HENSLEY and MARTHA ELLIS: Marriage: 1732, Henrico Co., Virginia Children of BENJAMIN HENSLEY and MARTHA ELLIS are: i. JOHN SAMUEL4 HENSLEY, b. Abt. 1733, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. Abt. 1820; m. SUSAN WOOD. Notes for JOHN SAMUEL HENSLEY: John Samuel served in the Cumberland County Unit of Virginia Militia in the French and Indian War, Fincastle County Unit of the Virginia Militia during the Lord Dunsmore's War. He married Susan Wood the youngest daughter of Abraham Wood who built Fort Cumberland and was deeply involved in the hide and fur trade. He followed the Wood Family into the deep valley's of Virginia, and the Rockwell Settlement in 1753, taking with him his younger brother Benjamin. John and Susan had eight children but we can only account for four. ii. WILLIAM HENSLEY, b. 1735, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1806, Albermarle Co., Virginia; m. MARY ELIOTT; b. Abt. 1735; d. Abt. 1784. Notes for WILLIAM HENSLEY: War with England became more certain and Albermarle County provided fighting men to the cause. Neighbors Thomas Jefferson, George Rogers Clark and William Hensley did their part for the war effort. Participation by the Hensley Family in the Revolutionary War is well documented in the history of Virginia. William and his four sons and daughters husboan (Solo Maobone) served in the 6th Virginia Regiment, 10th and 14th Virginia Regiments. Solo was killed in the Revolutionary War. iii. BENJAMIN HENSLEY, b. Abt. 1738, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. Abt. 1803; m. (1) LOUISA BOWMAN; m. (2) ELIZABETH HICKMAN, Bet. 1729 - 1730; b. Abt. 1710. Notes for BENJAMIN HENSLEY: Benjamin moved with his younger brother into Cumberland County, Rockwell Settlement. He was forced back across the Blue Ridge Mountains during the Revolutionary War. He remained there until he died in Albermarle County, Virginia. Benjamin's sons served in the Virginia Line during the Revolutionary War. (Charles, Lawrence, Hickman, & John).Notes for Genjamin Hensley from Family Tree Maker Web. site: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/e/n/Wilson-I-Hensley/GENE1-0001.htm 1 Biographical & research notes on Benjamin Hensley: Virginia Colonial Militia, page 66: Albemarle County, September 1758; List includes Benj. Hensley, Geo. Adam Salling, Nicholas Pryor, Solo Carter. 1767-Rowan County, North Carolina court records; Geo. Adam Salling vs. Benjamin Hensley. 1768-Rowan County, North Carolina Tax lists of Jacob Laesch in Townfork and upper Dan (in present counties of Guilford, Rockingham, Stokes, & Surry) shows: Hansley, Capt. Ben 1 poll; Hanslee, John 1 poll. List of William Spurgeon (most of these names are in present day Guilford Co.) shows: Hansley, Charles, Benjamin & sone, James & Harry. More about Benjamin Hensley: Fact 3: Residence Notes for Elizabeth: Biographical & research notes on Elizabeth -----------: Likely mother of Robert Hensley, born 29 February 1759 Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, who served in Captain Jonathan Hanby's Company in March 1781 with Henry, Hickman, Ben Hensley who were also in 1783 & 1784 Henry Co., VA. tax lists. Robert's neighbor testified in 1836 that he had talked with mother of Robert. Near Robert in 1830 Hawkins Co., Tennessee census was Betsy Hensley, age 90-100. Proven son of Ben Hensley in 1768 Rowan Co., No. Carolina Tax list were James & Harry (Henry). 1898 Andrew J. Dickey interview proves that Harry (Henry) had brother Isom. Just wanted to give my line. I've got some information back to the William Hensley in Tiverton, Devon, England in 1583, but will skip down to Benjamin and Elizabeth Hickman Hensley. 1. Benjamin was born in 1738 in Albemarle County, Virginia and died Feb. 28, 1803 in Albemarle Co. He married Elizabeth Hickman. He was a private in the Revolutionary War. 2. Henry Harry Hensley was born about 1754 in Albemarle County, Virginia and died in Buncombe County, NC (now Yancey County, specifically Bald Mountain, near Bee Log). He was first married to Mary Elizabeth Halen in 1770. They had four sons, Hiram, Isham, Robert and James (my line). Henry Harry was married to Barbara Angel in 1778 and had several other children. He was in the Revolutionary War at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse in Greensboro, NC. He was awarded 200 acres on the Cane River near Bald Mountain Creek for his service. 3. James Hensley was born in 1776 in Albemarle County, VA. He married Martha Mary Howard in 1795 in Buncombe Co, NC. They eventually went to Oneida, Clay County, Kentucky where he died in 1841 and she died in 1851. 4. James Hensley was born on Feb. 15, 1796 in Buncombe County, NC. He was married (very young!) to Nancy Anderson in 1810. They later went to Clay County, Kentucky, where he died Nov. 16, 1859 and she died on July 18, 1862. 5. Robert Hensley was born in 1811. He married Nancy Barnett on Dec. 8, 1824 in Buncombe Co, NC. They also went to Clay County, Kentucky. Robert died in 1876. 6. Henry L. Hensley was born in 1845 in Clay County, Kentucky. He married Rebecca Metcalf and died in 1925. 7. Elizabeth Hensley was born in 1870 in Clay County, Kentucky. She marrried Mattison "Matt" Hacker and died in 1968. 8. Elbert Bradley Hacker was born in 1889 in Clay County, Kentucky. He married Florence Anderson (daughter of Henry and Mary House Anderson). He died in 1944. 9. Elsie Hacker was born in 1912 in Datha, Laurel County, Kentucky. She married Clyde Stoneking. She died in 1996 in Cincinnati, Ohio. 10. Donald Stoneking was born in 1931 in North Bend, Ohio and is married to Jacqueline Mehring Stoneking. 11. Beverly Stoneking, born in 1953 in Cincinnati, Ohio and married to Bruce Hildreth. (now living in Sumter, SC) [email protected] More About BENJAMIN HENSLEY and ELIZABETH HICKMAN: Marriage: Bet. 1729 - 1730 iv. MOLLY HENSLEY, b. 1741, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1800, Albermarle Co., Virginia. v. MARTHA ANN HENSLEY, b. 1743, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1810, Albermarle Co., Virginia. vi. ROBERT ELLIS HENSLEY, b. 1744, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. 1808, Virginia. vii. HICKMAN HENSLEY, b. 1745, Albermarle Co., Virginia; d. 1835, Virginia. RANDY OPLINGER

I am new to e-genealogy, and I hope to learn from others as I go along! My grandfather was Thomas Edward Hensley Jr, born 3-27-1923, Petersburg, TN- his father was Thomas Edward Sr, born in Bedfort Co., TN, 1877-78?. I know that my grandfather had a brother named Charles and a brother named Hollis, and a sister named ???. His father married Ozella Burquettte(?) (spelling hard to read on brith certificate)- my grandfather's mother. Thomas Jr graduated from The Morgan School in 1942. I am looking for more info, and truly not sure of where to go next- any help would be greatly appreciated! Ann in SC

Debbie, Have you been able to prove that Milton M. is the s/o George Washington Hensley and Rutha Vanbibber? Do you have dates for Milton M. Hensley and Mary Polly Campbell of Boyd County, Ky? Thanks Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 4:42 PM Subject: [HENSLEY-L] Introduction > Hello Everyone, > I would like to introduce myself. My name is Debbie Hensley Fain and I am > researching the Hensley family. My line begins with Benjamin Hensley (d. abt > 1788 in VA) and wife Susannah. Two known sons, Samuel (b. 1751 in VA) and > John (b. 1753 in VA). My line goes through Samuel>George Washington, Sr.(b. > 1788 in VA)>Milton M., Sr.(b. 1827 in VA)>Marion Howard (b. 1864 in KY)>Cecil > Howard (b. 1894 in KY)>Cecil Leonard (b. 1925 in KS)>me. > > As I have learned, there just isn't much information out there for this > family. I don't know if there is little documentation or it's out there > hiding somewhere I haven't been able to find. > > I would like to correspond with anyone who is researching or knows anything > about this line. > > Regards, > Debbie Fain > [email protected] > researching the Rinehart, Miller, Sellman, Williams, Fox, Constant, Hensley, > Edson, Fuller, Kingman, Orcutt, Brashears, Packard, Macy, Meador, Doll, > Steinkuehler and Fain families > > ______________________________

Hi Debbie, I am trying to determine a Hensley/Fann/Aldridge connection. My ggfather was William Aldridge (1846-1921). His first wife was Mary Hensley (1852-1897). I can only find a marriage record for William to Mary Fann...I wonder if Mary married a Hensley or a Fann before she married William? They lived in Greene Co., TN. Have you ever seen FAIN spelled like FANN? Thanks, Kelley

Debbie, Saw you researching line and I too am researching a Rinehart line. Here is what I know on mine?? Any connections: Louisa Jane Rinehart married Andrew Jackson Moody at Peru, Howard Co., Ks (Howard was later changed to two counties, now, Elk & Chautauqua County) Thier marraige lis was found in Chautaqua Co. they married August 3, 1872. Louisa died at 104 years and is buried in Humbolt, Ks. It is felt that she was most likely born in Indiana and came to Kansas with family and settled or came to Kansas as a young girl to visit relatives when she met Andrew. My uncle felt they found her in a census in Indiana as a young girl staying with another family. They also have some unconfirmed info that her father died when she was very young and that her mother died after that sometime. I will find the specifics with names on the above if none of this fits as of yet. Please let me know?? Thanks, Deb P>S> I too come through the hensley line. I don't have anything on your lines though! Sorry!?!?! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 3:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [HENSLEY-L] Introduction Hello Everyone, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Debbie Hensley Fain and I am researching the Hensley family. My line begins with Benjamin Hensley (d. abt 1788 in VA) and wife Susannah. Two known sons, Samuel (b. 1751 in VA) and John (b. 1753 in VA). My line goes through Samuel>George Washington, Sr.(b. 1788 in VA)>Milton M., Sr.(b. 1827 in VA)>Marion Howard (b. 1864 in KY)>Cecil Howard (b. 1894 in KY)>Cecil Leonard (b. 1925 in KS)>me. As I have learned, there just isn't much information out there for this family. I don't know if there is little documentation or it's out there hiding somewhere I haven't been able to find. I would like to correspond with anyone who is researching or knows anything about this line. Regards, Debbie Fain [email protected] researching the Rinehart, Miller, Sellman, Williams, Fox, Constant, Hensley, Edson, Fuller, Kingman, Orcutt, Brashears, Packard, Macy, Meador, Doll, Steinkuehler and Fain families

I have a Marion Howard Hensley b. 3 DEC 1864 in Boyd Co., KY Regards, Debbie Fain [email protected] researching the Rinehart, Miller, Sellman, Williams, Fox, Constant, Hensley, Edson, Fuller, Kingman, Orcutt, Brashears, Packard, Macy, Meador, Doll, Steinkuehler and Fain families