Karen, I posted a message a couple of days ago. I'm searching for my Hensleys in Van Buren, Ark. Maybe we have a connection. My gr-grandmother's death certificate states her father's name as J.W. Hensley; however, my mother always knew his name to be William Jackson Hensley. Date of birth would be around 1845 to 1850. He married Salina Jane Murcer. Maybe a son of your William? Any hope here? Cindy [email protected] wrote: > Have we collected migration stories and records of individual NC or VA > Hensley families, and followed them to a particular "gathering" area, such as > Wayne Co., TN? > If you had a virtual map or regular map, you could "plot" where a particular > group congregated at a particular time period. I think this is an > interesting idea of doing a "Roll-Call", maybe it would help all of us sort > out just what "tribe" of Hensleys we belong to. I know that I am "stuck" in > Wayne Co., TN with my William Hensley b. 1830 there, later went to Searcy & > Van Buren co., ARK, fought in the Civil War (CSA), but have not been able to > confirm or prove his parentage. I know his siblings names, yet that hasn't > been a big help either. Jane b.1815 (m. Jacob Arnhart), John b. Feb 1820 (m. > Permelia), Nancy b. ca 1822 (m. John S. Treadwell), Sarah/Elizabeth b. 22 Dec > 1825 (m.William Walton Hinchey), WILLIAM b. 1830 (m. CLARISSA MALINDA > SANDERS, my line), Martin Asa b. Feb 1831 (m. Amanda J.), all in TN. If > anyone recognizes these siblings, and knows their parents, please let me > know!! A big thank you!! > Kathy Gregory > [email protected] > > ============================== > Search the Social Security Death Index online for FREE! > http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > The most powerful SSDI search engine on the Internet!