Marty and Karla Grant

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87251 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (29), son of Joseph (6), was born 1713, and died alter 1768. He was of Upper Freehold. His wife was Deborah Shepherd. Their children were: Joseph (67); Deborah (68), born 1-12-1747, who married Thomas McCurtain, of Mt. Holly (subsequently removing to Philadelphia); and Catherine (69). 		Cox, Catherine (I114944)
 
87252 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold.


!NAMED-WILL:16 Feb 1722 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Thomas Coxe, proven 25 May 1723
Wife Mary
Children
Thomas
Mary Lawrence
Lydy
Catherine wife of Cornelius Van Horne who has a son Thomas
Cousins Sarah and Meribah daughters of Nathaniel Robins decd, and John Estill if he lives with widow until he is of age.
An acre on the hill where "my children lyes buried" for a burying ground for the family and his brother John Cox.
Executor: Wife and son Thomas after her death.
Witnesses: Elias Holman, Thomas Taylor, James Cox, Robert Lawrence;


!WILL: 6 Aug 1757 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Mary Cox, widow of Thomas, 86 years of age.
Son Thomas
Grandchildren: William Cheesman son of dau Lydia.
Richard, Thomas, Elizabeth and Rebecca Cox.
Thomas Van Horne
Joseph and Mary Lawrence.
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
Legacy to Baptist Church in Upper Freehold.
Executors: Grandson Richard Cox and John Coward Jr.
Witnesses: David Gorden, William Liming and William Lawrence.
Proven 12 Sep 1760; 		Wright, Mary (I25772)
 
87253 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

CATHERINE COX (13), daughter of Thomas (3), married, as first wife, Captain Cornelius Van Horne (1695-1744), who is buried at White House, N. J. She bore him one son, Thomas VanHorne.


!NAMED-WILL:16 Feb 1722 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Thomas Coxe, proven 25 May 1723
Wife Mary
Children
Thomas
Mary Lawrence
Lydy
Catherine wife of Cornelius Van Horne who has a son Thomas
Cousins Sarah and Meribah daughters of Nathaniel Robins decd, and John Estill if he lives with widow until he is of age.
An acre on the hill where "my children lyes buried" for a burying ground for the family and his brother John Cox.
Executor: Wife and son Thomas after her death.
Witnesses: Elias Holman, Thomas Taylor, James Cox, Robert Lawrence; 		Cox, Catherine (I25777)
 
87254 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

ELIZABETH COX (14). daughter of Thomas (3), is said to have married a Hutchinson.


!NAMED-WILL: 6 Aug 1757 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Mary Cox, widow of Thomas, 86 years of age.
Son Thomas
Grandchildren: William Cheesman son of dau Lydia.
Richard, Thomas, Elizabeth and Rebecca Cox.
Thomas Van Horne
Joseph and Mary Lawrence.
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
Legacy to Baptist Church in Upper Freehold.
Executors: Grandson Richard Cox and John Coward Jr.
Witnesses: David Gorden, William Liming and William Lawrence.
Proven 12 Sep 1760; 		Cox, Elizabeth (I25778)
 
87255 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

LYDIA COX (11), daughter of Thomas (3), was born 10-2-1709. She married Joseph Cheeseman, son of William and Charity, who died before 1749. There was a son William Cheeseman.


!NAMED-WILL: 6 Aug 1757 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Mary Cox, widow of Thomas, 86 years of age.
Son Thomas
Grandchildren: William Cheesman son of dau Lydia.
Richard, Thomas, Elizabeth and Rebecca Cox.
Thomas Van Horne
Joseph and Mary Lawrence.
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
Legacy to Baptist Church in Upper Freehold.
Executors: Grandson Richard Cox and John Coward Jr.
Witnesses: David Gorden, William Liming and William Lawrence.
Proven 12 Sep 1760; 		Cox, Lydia (I25775)
 
87256 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

MARY COX (12), daughter of Thomas (3), married a Lawrence, and had children, Joseph and Mary Lawrence,


!NAMED-WILL:16 Feb 1722 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Thomas Coxe, proven 25 May 1723
Wife Mary
Children
Thomas
Mary Lawrence
Lydy
Catherine wife of Cornelius Van Horne who has a son Thomas
Cousins Sarah and Meribah daughters of Nathaniel Robins decd, and John Estill if he lives with widow until he is of age.
An acre on the hill where "my children lyes buried" for a burying ground for the family and his brother John Cox.
Executor: Wife and son Thomas after her death.
Witnesses: Elias Holman, Thomas Taylor, James Cox, Robert Lawrence; 		Cox, Mary (I25776)
 
87257 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (10), son of Thomas (3), was born 6-7-1700, and died 6-5-1783, He lived at Upper Freehold and is buried in the yard of the Yellow Meeting House. The name of his wife is supposed to have been Rebecca, who was, possibly, Mrs. Rebecca (Winter) Applegate. The children were: Richard (38); Thomas (39)1 Rebecca (40), and Elizabeth (41).



!NAMED-WILL:16 Feb 1722 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Thomas Coxe, proven 25 May 1723
Wife Mary
Children
Thomas
Mary Lawrence
Lydy
Catherine wife of Cornelius Van Horne who has a son Thomas
Cousins Sarah and Meribah daughters of Nathaniel Robins decd, and John Estill if he lives with widow until he is of age.
An acre on the hill where "my children lyes buried" for a burying ground for the family and his brother John Cox.
Executor: Wife and son Thomas after her death.
Witnesses: Elias Holman, Thomas Taylor, James Cox, Robert Lawrence;


!NAMED-WILL: 6 Aug 1757 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ Mary Cox, widow of Thomas, 86 years of age.
Son Thomas
Grandchildren: William Cheesman son of dau Lydia.
Richard, Thomas, Elizabeth and Rebecca Cox.
Thomas Van Horne
Joseph and Mary Lawrence.
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
Legacy to Baptist Church in Upper Freehold.
Executors: Grandson Richard Cox and John Coward Jr.
Witnesses: David Gorden, William Liming and William Lawrence.
Proven 12 Sep 1760; 		Cox, Thomas (I25774)
 
87258 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold. 		Wright, Walter (I25773)
 
87259 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold. 		Cox, Alice (I25779)
 
87260 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

THOMAS COX (3), son of Thomas (1), was born in 1668 and died in 1723. He married Mary (possibly daughter of Walter Wright, of Middletown), born in 1671, and died in 1760. Their children were; Thomas (10); Lydia (11); Mary (12); Catherine (13); Elizabeth (14); Alice (15), and John (16). This Thomas lived both at Middletown and Upper Freehold. 		Cox, John (I25780)
 
87261 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

UNKNOWN SON (2), son of Thomas (1), An old paper, coming from an unknown source, states that the oldest son of the first Thomas removed to South Jersey, where be died, leaving a widow and several children, among- whom were William (8) and Hannah (9). The widow is said to have married, as second husband, Hugh Caldwell, who died in 1745, The present writer has met with no single fact of record that tends to support this claim, and so must regard it as very doubtful indeed. Because, however, it is not in itself improbable, he Includes the Iine-with this word of caution.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, William (I25768)
 
87262 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

UNKNOWN SON (2), son of Thomas (1), An old paper, coming from an unknown source, states that the oldest son of the first Thomas removed to South Jersey, where be died, leaving a widow and several children, among- whom were William (8) and Hannah (9). The widow is said to have married, as second husband, Hugh Caldwell, who died in 1745, The present writer has met with no single fact of record that tends to support this claim, and so must regard it as very doubtful indeed. Because, however, it is not in itself improbable, he Includes the Iine-with this word of caution. 		Cox, Hannah (I25769)
 
87263 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

UNKNOWN SON (2), son of Thomas (1), An old paper, coming from an unknown source, states that the oldest son of the first Thomas removed to South Jersey, where be died, leaving a widow and several children, among- whom were William (8) and Hannah (9). The widow is said to have married, as second husband, Hugh Caldwell, who died in 1745, The present writer has met with no single fact of record that tends to support this claim, and so must regard it as very doubtful indeed. Because, however, it is not in itself improbable, he Includes the Iine-with this word of caution. 		Caldwell, Hugh (I25771)
 
87264 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Longfield, Catherine (I25799)
 
87265 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, William (I25803)
 
87266 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Thomas (I25804)
 
87267 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Longfield (I25807)
 
87268 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Cornelius (I25808)
 
87269 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Samuel (I25809)
 
87270 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Mary (I25810)
 
87271 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Sarah (I25811)
 
87272 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Wiley, John (I25813)
 
87273 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Beekman, Christopher (I25814)
 
87274 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Wiley, William (I114898)
 
87275 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Beekman, William (I114899)
 
87276 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William.


!REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

COL. JOHN COX (30), son of William (8), married Esther Bowes, and lived in the Trenton neighborhood. Their daughter, Rachel (70), married Col. John Stevens.


!NAMED-WILL: 3 Jan 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ William Cox, proven 5 May 1752
Wife Catherine
Children:
William
Thomas
John
Longfield
Samuel
Cornelius
Mary
Sarah wife of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of Christopher Beekman
Grandson William son of John Wiley of NY, Distiller.
Homefarm bought of Cpt. Leonard's relict's estate left by kinsman, Walter Cox of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Executors: Wife and sons William and Thomas.
Witnesses: Jonathan Holmes, Minister, Archaelaus Lewis, John Wiley; 		Cox, Col John (I25802)
 
87277 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William. 		Longfield, Cpt Cornelius (I25800)
 
87278 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William. 		Greenland, Mary (I25801)
 
87279 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William. 		Bills, Elizabeth (I25805)
 
87280 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;

WILLIAM COX (8), supposed grandson of Thomas (1), died at Shrewsbury in 1752. He married, circa 1704, Catherine Longfield. daughter of Captain Cornelius Langfield (sic) by his wife, Mary, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. Her sister, Elizabeth, married as second wife, Captain Obadiah Bowne the first, and was one of the writer's ancestors. In his will William Cox refers to Walter Cox, of Gloucester, as one of his kinsmen. His children were: John (30); William (31); Thomas (32), who may have married Elizabeth Bills, widow of Samuel Corlies; Longfield (33), who married Anna Sears; Cornelius (34); Samuel (35); Mary (36), probably married John Wiley, of New York, and had son William; and Sarah (37), who married Christopher Beekman, and had son William. 		Sears, Anna (I25812)
 
87281 !REFERENCE:“This Old Monmouth of Ours” by William Hornor, 1932, pp. 93-96. The full book is on FamilySearch.org;
THOMAS COX (1), concerning whose antecedents the present writer has no information beyond the fact that he was born in Hertfordshire, one of the western counties of England, and, after coming to this country, settled first on Newton Creek, Long Island. From that place he removed to Middletown, New Jersey, where he was among the earliest settlers and where he died in 1681. Before coming to Monmouth County he had married, on the 24th of April (or of June), 1665, Elizabeth Blashford, of whom we have no information except her name. On the death of Thomas Cox, she married secondly, Sept. 9, 1591, Thomas Ingham, or Ingram, who died in 1690.




!NAMED-PROBATE:16 Aug 1681 Thomas Coxe/Cox of Middletown.
Inventory of estate by Peter Tilton, constable, Tho. Snawsell and Robert Hamilton.
26 Feb 1687/8 account by Thomas Ingham executor who has married the widow Elizabeth Coxe, a mother of
six children two of them very small;


!PROBATE:15 Jan 1690 Monmouth Co., NJ Thomas Ingram
(From Ancestry.com) Bond of his widow Elizabeth Ingram (Ingerham) as administratrix of the estate of. Thomas Cox fellow bondsman.; Bond of his widow Elizabeth Ingram (Ingerham) as administratrix of the estate of. Thomas Cox fellow bondsman.; N. J. Archives, XXI., p. 183; 		Ingram, Thomas (I25758)
 
87282 !REFERENCES:
https://martygrant.com/
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/wilson/
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/wilson/wilson-robert-isabella-burke-nc.html
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/wilson/wilson-william-ann-burke-nc.html
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/mackey/mackey-samuel-burke.html


My Wilson ancestor:
https://martygrant.com/tng/getperson.php?personID=I2634&tree=martygrant


!NOTES:Born PA per 1880 census entry of son William Athan Wilson. However, the same son reported NC in 1900;


!CENSUS:1790 Burke Co., NC
13th Company
Saml Macay age 16+ (bef 1774)
2-1-6-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
2m 16+ (bef 1774) 1. Samuel McKey (1730/1740)
................. 2. James McKey son
1m -16 (1774/179) John McKey son
6f (before 1790). 1. Wife?
................. 2. Ann McKey (1770/80) daughter
................. 3. Jane McKey (1780/90) daughter
................. 4. Mary McKey daughter
................. 5. Martha McKey daughter
................. 6. Ripley McKey (c1785) daughter
* Three houses from John Macay 3-2-5-0-0
** Four from Thos Macay 2-0-4-0-0
*** Same page, but not close to, Jas Mackey 1-1-1-0-0;


!CENSUS:1800 Burke Co., NC p. 805
William Wilson age 16-25 (1774/84)
10100-02010-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 16-25 (1774/1784) William Wilson (1777) s/o Robert & Isabella
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. John M. Wilson (c1800) son
1f 26-44 (1755/1774) Ann Mackey Wilson (1770/75) wife
2f 10-15 (1784/1790) 1. Daughter? Sister? Mary Wilson (c1780/90) sister
.................... 2. Daughter? Sister? Nancy Wilson (c1775/94) sister


!CENSUS:1810;


!CENSUS:1820 Burke Co., NC p. 25
William Wilson age 26-44 (1775/1794)
112310-01001
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 26-44 (1775/1794) William Wilson (1777)
3m 16-25 (1794/1804) 1. John M. Wilson (c1800) son
.................... 2. Samuel C. Wilson (c1801) son
.................... 3. Robert C. Wilson (c1800/10) son
2m 16-17 (1802/1804) 1. * one of above
.................... 2. * one of above
1m 10-15 (1804/1810) Son?
1m 0-9 (1810/1820).. William A. Wilson (1810) son
1f 45+ (bef 1775)... Ann McKey Wilson (1770/75) wife
1f 10-15 (1804/1810) Elizabeth Wilson (c1803) daughter;


!CENSUS:1830 x



!NAMED-ESTATE:1832 Burke Co., NC Samuel McKey
- Jan 1832
William Wilson in right of his wife Ann Wilson <---
and Michael Grant (sic) in right of his wife Jane
against
James Askew exec, Ripley Norton & Martha McKey and Fielder Norton Exec in right of his wife
and Robert Wilson and Polly his wife, Martha McKey and John McKey and Fielder Norton and Ripley Norton his wief
heirs and devisees of Saml McKey decd
James Askew and wife Nancy Askew
- Prosecution Bond:24 Jul 1832
Wiliam Wilson and Micajah grant (sic) vs exec of Samuel McKey
S: William Wilson, Samuel C. Wilson
- 27 Jul 1835 Bond
William Wilson, John Fleming, James R. Wilson and John M. Wilson
S: William Wilson, John Fleming, James R. Wilson, John M. Wilson.
- 20? Sep 1835
Wm Wilson adm of Samuel Mackey and Martha McKey vs James Askew & others ...
- Jul 1837
Martha McKey vs William Wilson adm of Samuel McKey decd
- 24 Mary 1838 Heirs
James McKey
John McKey
Robert Wilson Wilson (sic) and Mary his wife
Note on back:
"James Mackey John Mackey & Robt Wilson and his wife Mary are non residents of this state" John H. Pearson, Shff


!DEED:24 Nov 1838 Burke Co., NC Deed Book M, pp. 173-175
John H. Pearson, Esq, Sheriff of Burke to James R. Wilson of Burke
By virtue of Execution issuing from the county court ... against:
William Wilson & Ann his wife
James Mackey
John McKey
John McKey (sic, is listed twice)
Fielder Norton & wife Ripley
Martha Mackey
heirs at law of Samuel McKey decd
(same list repeats later in deed, including two John McKeys)
... Waters of Paddys Creek ... Thomas Cuthbertsons line ...
320 acres
Sold to highest bidder ...
S: James H. Pearson, Sheriff
W: R. C. Pearson, D. P. Kebler
Proven Oct Term 1840 Court
[Filed again 22 Dec 1885 by S. T. Pearson, Clerk]


!CENSUS:1840 Burke Co., NC p. 284
Saml C. Wilson age 40-49 (1790/1800)
1103001-0231001010001
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 40-49 (1790/1800) Samuel C. Wilson (c1801) s/o William (1777) & Ann
3m 15-19 (1820/1825) 1. Nicholas C. Wilson (c1821) son
.................... 2. William Fielder Wilson (c1822) son
.................... 3. Son? (1820/1825) > gone by 1850 (not with Samuel in 1830)
1m 5-9 (1830/1835).. Samuel N. Wilson (c1830) son
1m 0-4 (1835/1840).. James M. Wilson (c1840) son
1f 100+ (bef 1740).. Isabella (—) Wilson (c1735) grandmother
1f 60-69 (1770/1780) Ann Mackey Wilson (1770/75) mother <---
1f 40-49 (1790/1800) Elizabeth Norton Wilson (c1801) wife
1f 15-19 (1820/1825) Daughter? (1820/1825) > gone by 1850
3f 10-14 (1825/1830) 1. Daughter? (1825/1830) > gone by 1850 (not with Samuel in 1830)
.................... 2. Daughter? (1825/1830) > gone by 1850 (not with Samuel in 1830)
.................... 3. Daughter? (1825/1830) > gone by 1850
2f 5-9 (1830/1835).. 1. Elizabeth Ann Wilson (1831) daughter
.................... 2. Matilda Wilson (1835) daughter



!COURT:28 Jan 1841 Burke Co., NC Divorce Records
In Equity Ann Wilson vs Wm Wilson
Terms of Compromise filed
Whereas a suit is now pending in Burke Superior Court of Equity between
Ann Wilson Plaintiff agains William Wilson her husband
for a divorce and allimony and whereas the parties have this day
compromised & settled the same.
The said William Wilson having conveyed to Robert Wilson a certain Negro girl
supposed to be of the age of ten now or thereabouts by the name of Lucinda
for the support and maintenance of the said Ann Wilson during her life & the said
Robert Wilson having gave bond payable to Samuel C. Wilson in the sum of
one thousand dollars that he the said Robert Wilson will maintain and support
the said Ann Wilson during her life - we the parties therefore have agreed
(whose names are hereunto set) that William Wilson is top ay the one half of
the court costs which have occurred and that Robert Wilson agrees that he will
pay the other half and this compromise is to be as complete ??? to all suits as
to ????? January 27th 1841
S: R. C. Wilson
S: Ann Wilson (her mark)
S: William Wilson (his mark)
Test: Wm W. Avery, Th. W. Wilson
- Same file Fall Term 1840
Ann Wison married William Wilson in the year 1799, lived with him since except the last two years ...
(Much more of interest in document)
- William Wilson's answer ... Fal Term 1840 plaintiff (Ann) now about 75 years of age ... Defendant (William) was about 16 when married (born ca 1783) ...
... Samuel C. Wilson is their son ...
... William E. Wilson is their son ...
... son John Wilson removed from the state ...
... Mother of defendant is 105 years old (not named here, later shown as Isabella) ...
... slaves mentioned ...
... William accused of being intimate with one of slaves ...
... talked about moving to Yancey where "other son lived" ...
... William's mother testified William was 21 from Nov the previous year when married in Feb (year not given) ...
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS1F-PJSB?view=fullText&keywords=Wilson&lang=en&groupId=


!NOTES:From "Uncle Jake Carpenter's Anthology of Death ..."
"Elizabeth Wilson age 82 died oc 20 1842 She wars my granmother"
(He called her Elizabeth, but all other records show her as Ann. Was he confused? Did the transcriber misinterpret his handwriting? Or was she "Elizabeth Ann?" 		Mackey, Ann (I88484)
 
87283 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1790 * Lost for VA;
!CENSUS:1800 * Lost for VA;


!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co., VA p. 734
Samuel Hensley age 45+ (bef 1765)
00011-00201-0-2
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 45+ (before 1765) Samuel Hensley (1754)
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Simon Hensley (1785) or Thomas Hensley (1788) sons
1f 45+ (before 1765) Eleanor Elliott Hensley (c1762) wife
2f 16-25 (1784/1794) Isabella Hensley, daughter
.................... Margaret Hensley, daughter;


!CENSUS:1820;


!CENSUS:1830 Washington Co., VA p. 263
John Lowe age 30-39 (1790/1800)
012001-1220001
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 30-39 (1790/1800) John Lowe
2m 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. Thomas M. Lowe (1816) son
.................... 2. John W. Lowe (1825) son
1m 5-9 (1820/1825).. Henry W. Lowe (c1828) son
1f 50-59 (1780/1790) Margaret Hensley Lowe wife
2f 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. Elender Lowe (c1815) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
2f 5-9 (1820/1825).. 1. Isabella Lowe (c1822) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
1f 0-4 (1825/1830).. Letitia Lowe (c1828) daughter


!CENSUS:1840 x


!CENSUS:1850 x 		Hensley, Margaret (I19493)
 
87284 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1790 * Lost for Virginia;

!CENSUS:1800 * Lost for Virginia;

!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co, VA pg 234 w/Gavin HEAD, age 26-44 (1765/84);

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830 Boone Co, MO pg 93 w/Gaven HEAD age 50-59 (1770/80);

!CENSUS:1840 Saline Co, MO pg 96 Catherine HEAD age 50-59 (1780/90) "000031-00100001"; 		Hensley, Catherine (I19489)
 
87285 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1790 * Lost for Virginia;

!CENSUS:1800 * Lost for Virginia;

CENSUS:1810 Washington Co, VA pg 228 w/William BENHAM age 26-44 (1765/84);

!COURT: 8 Sep 181_ Scott Co, VA Polly BENHAM, widow of William BENHAM, decd vs. heirs of Larkin HENSLEY, deceased;

!COURT:Feb T, 1819 Scott Co, VA Court 1-385, In Chancery. HENSLEY, Sarah, Abednego CASTEEL and Agness, his wife, Daniel CASTEEL and Rhoda, his wife, Susannah HENSLEY, Polly HENSLEY, Catherine HENSLEY, Samuel HENSLEY, Nancy HENSLEY, Ichabod C. HENSLEY, and Thomas HENSLEY, Complts. vs. Polly BENHAM, widow of William BENHAM, deceased. John, Samuel, Catherine, Joel, Sampson, Isaac BENHAM, heirs of said William BENHAM, deceased. & Elizabeth GODSEY, widow of Gilbert GODSEY, deceased, Abraham, Jane, Sarah & Elizabeth, heirs of said Gilbert GODSEY, deceased. Catherine JOHNSTON, widow of Thomas JOHNSTON, deceased and Jane JOHNSTON, his heir at law. Defts. Rule awarded against said defts to give security and as to nature of said cause;

!CENSUS:1820 Scott Co, VA pg 185 Mary BENNOM age 26-44 (1775/1794) "120200-00110";

!CENSUS:1830 Scott Co, VA pg 3 Polly Benham age 50-59 (1770/80) "01012-00010001";

!CENSUS:1840 Scott Co., VA pg x w/Joel Benham age 60-69 (1770/80);

CENSUS:1850 SCOTT CO, VA Page 376 H/F # 347/ 347- - WESTERN DISTRICT Twp
BENHAM JOEL 42 M W FARMER 800 VA 1807/1808
BENHAM SALLY 34 F W VA 1815/1816
BENHAM POLLY 9 F W VA 1840/1841
BENHAM JOHN 6 M W VA 1843/1844
BENHAM FANNY 5 F W VA 1844/1845
BENHAM CATHARINE 3 F W VA 1846/1847
BENHAM MARIAH 1 F W VA 1848/1849
BENHAM POLLY 72 F W VA 1777/1778
TAYLOR ELIZABETH 20 F W VA 1829/1830

!CENSUS:1860 SCOTT CO, VA Page 261B House/Family # 204/ 204 -- Twp ESTILLVILLE P.O.
BENHAM JOEL 54 M W FARMER 1000 550 VA 1805/1806
BENHAM SARAH 44 F W HOUSE WIFE VA 1815/1816
BENHAM POLLY A 19 F W DOMESTIC HAND VA 1840/1841
BENHAM JOHN H 16 M W FARM HAND VA 1843/1844
BENHAM FANNY 15 F W DOMESTIC HAND VA 1844/1845
BENHAM CATHARINE 13 F W VA 1846/1847
BENHAM MARIAH 11 F W VA 1848/1849
BENHAM ISAAC 9 M W VA 1850/1851
BENHAM WILLIAM 6 M W VA 1853/1854
BENHAM POLLY 81 F W AGED & UNABLE VA 1778/1779 		Hensley, Mary (I19395)
 
87286 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1790 Lost;

!CENSUS:1800 Lost;


!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co., VA p. 734
Samuel Hensley age 45+ (bef 1765)
00011-00201-0-2
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 45+ (before 1765) Samuel Hensley (1754)
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Simon Hensley (1785) or Thomas Hensley (1788) sons
1f 45+ (before 1765) Eleanor Elliott Hensley (c1762) wife
2f 16-25 (1784/1794) Isabella Hensley, daughter
.................... Margaret Hensley, daughter; 		Elliott, Ellinor (I19488)
 
87287 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1830 Washington Co, VA 256 w/Samuel HENSLEY 20-29 (1800/1810);

!CENSUS:1840 Washington Co, VA 218 w/Samuel HENSLEY 20-29 (1810/1820);


!GRANT:30 Jun 1845 VA Grants 96-535 Washington Co, VA to Margaret HENSLEY, 150a on Cove Creek a South branch of the North Fork of Holston River, this land lies partly in Scott County;


!CENSUS:1850 Washington Co., VA PHF 193B&194-1837-1837 67 District
Jacob Grubb 74 M Farmer Virginia
Margaret 50 F “
Polly Mobley 30 F “
Joel Hensley 17 M “ “
Susan 13 F “
Frank Mobley 7 M “
Andw Crawford 75 M Farmer Virginia


!CENSUS:1860 Washington Co., VA The Western District, Three Springs PO # 2214/2153
Jacob Grubbe, 85 Farmer $5000/200 VA
Margaret 60 H. Keeper
Franklin Crawford 18 Farmer;


!CENSUS:1870 Washington Co., VA Kinderbrook, Abingdon PO # 230/230
Margaret Robertson 70 Keeping House $-/400 VA
Polly 45 Domestic
Sally Kindrick 44 Domestic
Flora A. 4; 		Crawford, Margaret (I19495)
 
87288 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1830 Washington Co, VA 256 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 0-4 (1825/1830);

!CENSUS:1840 Washington Co, VA 218 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 10-14 (1825/1830);


!CENSUS:1850 Washington Co, VA PHF 194-1838-1838 67 District
Isaac Hensley 20 M Farmer Virginia
Elizabeth 20 F “


!CENSUS:1860 Union Co., IN Harrison Township, Liberty PO p. 393, House/Family # 1313/1342
Isaac Hensley 30 Farm Laborer VA
Elizabeth 27
Samuel 9
Mary A. 7
Joel B. 5 Ind.
Eliza E. 5
Sarah 3;


!CENSUS:1870 Fayette Co., IN Waterloo # 428/433 *
Samuel Laflin 54 Farm Laborer KY
Rebecca 46
William Hensley 49 Farmer $-/390 VA
Isaac 40
Elizabeth 38
Samuel 19
Eliza 14
Joel 13
Sarah 13
* This entry has all kinds of problems. Who is William Hensley? Joel and Sarah are listed as twins, but it's actually Joel and Eliza who were the twins. Why were the Hensleys living with Samuel & Rebecca Laflin?;


!CENSUS:1880 Wayne Co., IN Washington # 113/115
Isaac Hensley 48 M Farmer VA-VA-VA
Elizabeth 47 Wife House Keeper
Wililam Miller 26 son-l Farm Laborer IN-Unk-Unk
Eliza 23 dau M Helps in House IN-VA-VA
Joel B. 4 gr-son IN-IN-IN
Fanny B. 1 gr-dau
Minnie F. Dillon 5 gr-dau; 		Hensley, Isaac Bledsoe (I19498)
 
87289 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1830 Washington Co, VA 256 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 0-4 (1825/1830);

!CENSUS:1840 Washington Co, VA 218 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 15-19 (1820/1825);


!CENSUS:1850 Scott Co., VA Western District # 293/293
Jonathan Sells 38 Farmer $600 VA
Sarah 25
Elizabeth 7
Eliza J. 5
Mary A. H. 3
Thomas J. 1/12
Solomon Sells 62 Farmer $1000 PA
Elizabeth 65 NC
Polly Houser 14 VA;


!MARRIAGE:12 Jan 1859 Washington Co., VA
Thomas Kindrick, s/o Preston & Sally Kindrick, 21, single, b. Washington VA
Sally Sells, d/o Samuel & Margaret Hensley, age 30, widowed, b. Washington VA;


!CENSUS:1860 x


!CENSUS:1870 Washington Co., VA Kinderbrook, Abingdon PO # 230/230
Margaret Robertson 70 Keeping House $-/400 VA
Polly 45 Domestic
Sally Kindrick 44 Domestic
Flora A. 4;


!CENSUS:1880 Washington Co., VA Goodson # 366/407
William Felty 68 M Farmer VA-VA-VA
Sally 54 Wife M Keeping House
Eliza V. 18 dau
Robert F. 14 son
Flora A. Kendrick 15 step-dau;


!CENSUS:1900 Washington Co., VA Kinderhook # 263/263
William Worley head May 1844 56 M 36 VA-VA-VA Farmer
Eliza wife Feb 1845 55 M 36 4-4
Sallie dau Feb 1871 29 S
Sallie Felty mother-l Mar 1825 75 Wd 10-6; 		Hensley, Sarah (I19497)
 
87290 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1830 Washington Co, VA 256 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 5-9 (1820/1825);

!CENSUS:1840 Washington Co, VA 218 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 15-19 (1820/1825); 		Hensley, Samuel (I19496)
 
87291 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!CENSUS:1840 Washington Co, VA 218 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 0-4 (1835/1840);

!CENSUS:1850 Washington Co., VA PHF 193B&194-1837-1837 67 District
Jacob Grubb 74 M Farmer Virginia
Margaret 50 F "
Polly Mobley 30 F "
Joel Hensley 17 M " "
Susan 13 F "
Frank Mobley 7 M "
Andw Crawford 75 M Farmer Virginia


!CENSUS:1860 Cherokee Co., AL Third District, Blue Pond PO # 558/558
John Spangler, 30 Farming $250/50 VA
Susan 25 Domestic
Joel 8
Sarah 5 AL
Mary 2;


!CENSUS:1870 Sullivan Co., IN Gill Township, Merom PO # 237/227 * 		Hensley, Susannah (I19500)
 
87292 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!NOTE:B/D of children from Joel B. Hensley bible;

!CENSUS:1840 Washington Co, VA pg 218 w/Samuel HENSLEY age 5-9 (1830/1835);

!CENSUS:1850 Washington Co., VA PHF 193B&194-1837-1837 67 District
Jacob Grubb 74 M Farmer Virginia
Margaret 50 F "
Polly Mobley 30 F "
Joel Hensley 17 M " "
Susan 13 F "
Frank Mobley 7 M "
Andw Crawford 75 M Farmer Virginia

!CENSUS:1860 Washington Co, VA PHF 66-2215-2154 The Western District Three Springs PO
Joel B. Hensley 27 M Carpenter 150 200 Va
Catharine 23 F H Keeper Va
James 2 M Va
George 7/12 M Va
Harriet Pullon 10 F Va

!CENSUS:1870 Washington Co, VA PHF 143-229-229 Kinderbook Township Abingdon PO
Joel Hensley 40 M W Carpenter 200 Virginia
Catherine 32 F W Keeping House Virginia
James P. 11 M W Laborer Virginia
George W. 9 M W Virginia
Beauregard 8 M W Virginia
Henry L. 4 M W Virginia
Archimides 9/12 M W [Aug] Virginia

!CENSUS:1880 Washington Co., VA PHF 149B-213-213 Kinderhook District
Joel B. Hensley W M 47 M Farmer VA-VA-VA
Catherine W F 40 Wife M Keeping House VA-VA-VA
George W. W M 19 Son S Farm Laborer VA-VA-VA
Beauregard W M 17 Son S Farm Laborer VA-VA-VA
Henry C. W M 13 Son S Farm Laborer VA-VA-VA
Archemides W M 11 Son S Farm Laborer VA-VA-VA
Samuel W M 7 Son S VA-VA-VA
Isaac W M 9 Son S VA-VA-VA
Margaret W F 4 Dau S VA-VA-VA
Lulla W F 2 Dau S VA-VA-VA


!CENSUS:1900 Washington Co., VA Kinderhook District, # 295/296
Joel B. Hensley head Jun 1832 67 M 43 VA-VA-VA Farm Laborer
Catherine wife May 1840 60 M 43 11-11
Luella V. dau Feb 1878 22 S
Joseph son Apr 1882 18 S Farm Laborer;


!CENSUS:1910 Washington Co., VA Kinderhook Magesterial District # 28/28
Joel B. Hensley head 71 M1 52 VA-VA-VA None
Catherine wife 72 M1 52 13-11
Etta M. gr-dau 8; 		Hensley, Joel Benham (I19499)
 
87293 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!NOTES:D/C of James H. Hensley (1824-1904) in Union Co., IN
lists his B/P as Abington, VA, father Wm Zimmerle, B/P unknown, mother Isabella Hensley, B/P Virginia;


!CENSUS:1790 * Lost for VA;

!CENSUS:1800 * Lost for VA;

!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co., VA p. 734
Samuel Hensley age 45+ (bef 1765)
00011-00201-0-2
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 45+ (before 1765) Samuel Hensley (1754)
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Simon Hensley (1785) or Thomas Hensley (1788) sons
1f 45+ (before 1765) Eleanor Elliott Hensley (c1762) wife
2f 16-25 (1784/1794) Isabella Hensley, daughter
.................... Margaret Hensley, daughter;


!CENSUS:1830 Rush Co., IN p. 311
William Zimerly age 20-29 (1800/10)
11001-1000001
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 20-29 (1800/10) William Zimmerlee (1803)
1m 5-9 (1820/1825) James H. Zimmerle (1824) son
1m 0-4 (1825/1830) William Zimmerle (1825/30) son
1f 40-49 (1780/1790) Isabella Hensley Zimmerle (1784/90) wife
1f 0-4 (1825/1830) Catherine Zimmerle (1825/30) daughter; 		Hensley, Isabella (I19492)
 
87294 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html


!REFERENCE:"Annals of Tazewell Co., VA, Volume II" p. 459-471
"The Higginbotham Family of Tazewell County";


!CENSUS:1790 * Lost for VA;

!CENSUS:1800 * Lost for VA;

!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co, VA pg 223 w/James HIGGENBOTEM age 16-25 (1784/94);

!CENSUS:1820 Tazewell Co, VA pg 249 w/James Higingbotham age 26-44 (1775/94);

!CENSUS:1830 Tazewell Co, VA pg 203 w/James Higginbotham age 30-39 (1790/1800);

!CENSUS:1840 Tazewell Co, VA pg 26 w/James G. Higginbotham age 50-59 (1780/90); 		Hensley, Elizabeth (I19491)
 
87295 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-simon-sangamon-il.html


!CENSUS:1790 x
!CENSUS:1800 x
x Census lost for Virginia 1790 & 1800;

!MILITARY:On 20 Nov 1804 Simon Hensley was recommended as a Ensign in the Washington Co., VA militia in 2nd Battalion, 105th Regiment to replace Icabod Hensley who was removed. (Clark, Gerald H. The Militia of Washington County, VA Officers 1777-1835 Militia Men 1798-1835. 1979);

!MILITARY:On 19 Nov 1805 Simon Hensley was recommended as a Lieutenant in the Washington Co., VA militia in room of Samuel Wilson, who does not accept. (Clark, Gerald H. The Militia of Washington County, VA Officers 1777-1835 Militia Men 1798-1835. 1979);

!MILITARY:On 18 Dec 1806 Nicholas Hensley was recommended as a Lieutenant in the Washington Co., VA militia, 2nd Battalion, 105th Regiment in the place of Simon Hensley who refused to accept the position. (Clark, Gerald H. The Militia of Washington County, VA Officers 1777-1835 Militia Men 1798-1835. 1979);

!TAXLIST:Washington Co., VA Personal Property Tax Lists "Lower" District
-1800-1806 Not listed
-1807 Simion Hensley, 1 m16+, 0 blacks, 0 horses
-1808 No list
-1809-1815 Not listed;


!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co., VA p. 734
Samuel Hensley age 45+ (bef 1765)
00011-00201-0-2
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 45+ (before 1765) Samuel Hensley (1754)
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Simon Hensley (1785) or Thomas Hensley (1788) sons
1f 45+ (before 1765) Eleanor Elliott Hensley (c1762) wife
2f 16-25 (1784/1794) Isabella Hensley, daughter
.................... Margaret Hensley, daughter;


!CENSUS:1820 Miami Co., OH pg 785
Simon Hensley age 26-44 (1775/94)
000010-00010
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 26-44 (1775/1794) Simon Hensley (1785)
1f 26-44 (1775/1794) Mary Arnold Hensley (1792) wife;

!REFERENCE:
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois: "centennial record", John Carroll Power, Sarah A. Power, Old Settlers' Society of Sangamon County (Ill.) Publisher - Edwin A. Wilson & Co., 1876. pp 370-371.

HENSLEY, SIMON, was born Feb. 26, 1785, in Washington county, Va. He was married Feb. 2, 1820, near Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, to Mary Arnold, who was born Aug. 24, 1792, in Ohio. They had two children in Ohio, and moved to Sangamon county, Ill., arriving in the fall of 1823, in what is now Island Grove township, north of Spring creek, where two children were born. Of their four children

JOHN, born Jan. 20, 1821 in Ohio, married in Sangamon county:Thursday, between Christmas and New Year, Dec., 1861, to Leanah Lynch. She was born Jan. 12, 1841, in Pickaway county, Ohio. They had six children-MARY and JAMES died young. KATIE, WIL-LIAM, SAMUEL and HARRY, live with their parents, in Cartwright township, four miles east of Berlin.

SAMUEL, born June 16, 1822, in Ohio, is unmarried, and lives with his brother John.

JAMES, born Jan. 2, 1824, in Sangamon county, died Aug. 18, 1831.

GEORGE, born Dec. 13, 1825, in Sangamon county, married, in 1857, to Calista Huber, a native of Ohio. They have three children, MARY J., HORACE and BELLE, and live near Topeka, Kansas.

Simon Hensley died Aug. 12, 1826, in Sangamon county, and his widow married Aug. 22, 1827, to Josiah Kirkpatrick. They had two children

JACOB KIRKPATRICK, born Oct. 5, 1828, in Sangamon county, married Huldah Atkinson. They have three children, HENRY, WILLIAM and MARY, and live-1873-near Roseville, Warren county, Ill.

MARY A. KIRKPATRICK, born Aug. 19, 1831, in Sangamon county, married Dr. Remer Sanders. They have two children, MARINDA and CLARA, and reside near Avon, Fulton county, Ill. Dr. Sanders is a practicing physician, now-1873-on a tour to Europe.

Mrs. Mary A. Kirkpatrick died, in 1857, and Josiah Kirkpatrick died March 18, 1872, both in Warren county, Ill.; 		Hensley, Simon (I19494)
 
87296 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-samuel-washington-va.html
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-thomas-marion-in.html


!NOTE:Birth dates in Family Bible;

!CENSUS:1790 * Lost for Virginia;

!CENSUS:1800 * Lost for Virginia;

!TAXLIST:Washington Co., VA Personal Property Tax Lists "Lower" District
-1800-1806 Not listed
-1807 Thomas Hensley, 1 m16+, 0 blacks, 2 horses
-1808 No list
-1809-1810 Not listed

On 18 Aug 1807 Thomas Hensley was recommended as a Ensign in the Washington Co., VA militia in 105th Regiment. (Clark, Gerald H. The Militia of Washington County, VA Officers 1777-1835 Militia Men 1798-1835. 1979)


!CENSUS:1810 Washington Co., VA p. 734
Samuel Hensley age 45+ (bef 1765)
00011-00201-0-2
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 45+ (before 1765) Samuel Hensley (1754)
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Simon Hensley (1785) or Thomas Hensley (1788) sons
1f 45+ (before 1765) Eleanor Elliott Hensley (c1762) wife
2f 16-25 (1784/1794) Isabella Hensley, daughter
.................... Margaret Hensley, daughter;


!TAXLIST:Washington Co., VA Personal Property Tax Lists "Lower" District
-1811-1813 Not listed
-1814 Thomas Hancley, 1 m16+, 0 blacks, 3 horses
-1815 Thomas Hancely, 1 m16+, 0 blacks, 2 horses, 7 cattle;

!TAXLIST:1816 Washington Co, VA Thomas HENSLEY;

!CENSUS:1820 Washington Co, VA 213 Thos HENSLEY age 26-44 (1775/94)
"410010-12000";

!CENSUS:1830 Rush Co, IN pg 262 Thomas HENSLEY age 40-49 (1780/90) "0212101-0010201";

!CENSUS:1840 Marion Co, IN pg 444 Thomas HENSLEY age 50-59 (1780/90) "00010001-0000001";

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Co, IN pg 407 Thomas HINSLEY, 62 (1787/88) born VA, residing with James HINSLEY, 35 (1814/15) born VA;


!CENSUS:1860 Marion Co., IN p. 175/175B, Lawrence Township, # 87/86
Elizabeth Linton 51 House Keeping $0/75 Upper Canada
Eliza J. 23 Seamstress OH
Mary 18
Sarah 16
Emma 2 IN
Thomas Hensley 72 "Blind Amo" VA; 		Hensley, Thomas (I19490)
 
87297 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-simon-sangamon-il.html



!REFERENCE:
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois: "centennial record", John Carroll Power, Sarah A. Power, Old Settlers' Society of Sangamon County (Ill.) Publisher - Edwin A. Wilson & Co., 1876. pp 370-371.

HENSLEY, SIMON, was born Feb. 26, 1785, in Washington county, Va. He was married Feb. 2, 1820, near Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, to Mary Arnold, who was born Aug. 24, 1792, in Ohio. They had two children in Ohio, and moved to Sangamon county, Ill., arriving in the fall of 1823, in what is now Island Grove township, north of Spring creek, where two children were born. Of their four children

JOHN, born Jan. 20, 1821 in Ohio, married in Sangamon county:Thursday, between Christmas and New Year, Dec., 1861, to Leanah Lynch. She was born Jan. 12, 1841, in Pickaway county, Ohio. They had six children-MARY and JAMES died young. KATIE, WIL-LIAM, SAMUEL and HARRY, live with their parents, in Cartwright township, four miles east of Berlin.

SAMUEL, born June 16, 1822, in Ohio, is unmarried, and lives with his brother John.

JAMES, born Jan. 2, 1824, in Sangamon county, died Aug. 18, 1831.

GEORGE, born Dec. 13, 1825, in Sangamon county, married, in 1857, to Calista Huber, a native of Ohio. They have three children, MARY J., HORACE and BELLE, and live near Topeka, Kansas.

Simon Hensley died Aug. 12, 1826, in Sangamon county, and his widow married Aug. 22, 1827, to Josiah Kirkpatrick. They had two children

JACOB KIRKPATRICK, born Oct. 5, 1828, in Sangamon county, married Huldah Atkinson. They have three children, HENRY, WILLIAM and MARY, and live-1873-near Roseville, Warren county, Ill.

MARY A. KIRKPATRICK, born Aug. 19, 1831, in Sangamon county, married Dr. Remer Sanders. They have two children, MARINDA and CLARA, and reside near Avon, Fulton county, Ill. Dr. Sanders is a practicing physician, now-1873-on a tour to Europe.

Mrs. Mary A. Kirkpatrick died, in 1857, and Josiah Kirkpatrick died March 18, 1872, both in Warren county, Ill.; 		Hensley, James (I19673)
 
87298 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-simon-sangamon-il.html


!CENSUS:1820 Miami Co., OH pg 785
Simon Hensley age 26-44 (1775/94)
000010-00010
Analysis (who each person might be)
1m 26-44 (1775/1794) Simon Hensley (1785)
1f 26-44 (1775/1794) Mary Arnold Hensley (1792) wife;

!MARRIAGE:21 Aug 1827 Sangamon Co., IL
Josiah Kirkpatrick & Polly Hensley
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900




!CENSUS:1850 * Warren Co., IL # 719/719
Jonah (sic) Kirkpatrick 53 Farmer $1000 TN
Mary 59 KY
* Not sure if this is same family, though ages and names are close, but not a perfect match;



!REFERENCE:
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois: "centennial record", John Carroll Power, Sarah A. Power, Old Settlers' Society of Sangamon County (Ill.) Publisher - Edwin A. Wilson & Co., 1876. pp 370-371.

HENSLEY, SIMON, was born Feb. 26, 1785, in Washington county, Va. He was married Feb. 2, 1820, near Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, to Mary Arnold, who was born Aug. 24, 1792, in Ohio. They had two children in Ohio, and moved to Sangamon county, Ill., arriving in the fall of 1823, in what is now Island Grove township, north of Spring creek, where two children were born. Of their four children

JOHN, born Jan. 20, 1821 in Ohio, married in Sangamon county:Thursday, between Christmas and New Year, Dec., 1861, to Leanah Lynch. She was born Jan. 12, 1841, in Pickaway county, Ohio. They had six children-MARY and JAMES died young. KATIE, WIL-LIAM, SAMUEL and HARRY, live with their parents, in Cartwright township, four miles east of Berlin.

SAMUEL, born June 16, 1822, in Ohio, is unmarried, and lives with his brother John.

JAMES, born Jan. 2, 1824, in Sangamon county, died Aug. 18, 1831.

GEORGE, born Dec. 13, 1825, in Sangamon county, married, in 1857, to Calista Huber, a native of Ohio. They have three children, MARY J., HORACE and BELLE, and live near Topeka, Kansas.

Simon Hensley died Aug. 12, 1826, in Sangamon county, and his widow married Aug. 22, 1827, to Josiah Kirkpatrick. They had two children

JACOB KIRKPATRICK, born Oct. 5, 1828, in Sangamon county, married Huldah Atkinson. They have three children, HENRY, WILLIAM and MARY, and live-1873-near Roseville, Warren county, Ill.

MARY A. KIRKPATRICK, born Aug. 19, 1831, in Sangamon county, married Dr. Remer Sanders. They have two children, MARINDA and CLARA, and reside near Avon, Fulton county, Ill. Dr. Sanders is a practicing physician, now-1873-on a tour to Europe.

Mrs. Mary A. Kirkpatrick died, in 1857, and Josiah Kirkpatrick died March 18, 1872, both in Warren county, Ill.; 		Arnold, Mary (I19506)
 
87299 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-simon-sangamon-il.html


!CENSUS:1830;

!CENSUS:1840;

!CENSUS:1850 Sangamon Co., IL # 1300/1300
John Morgan 35 Farmer $585 OH
Rebecca 25 IL
Amanda 8
John 5
Julian Maxwell 23 m
Wm 21 Farmer $585 IL
Anthony 17
Saml Hensley 28 Farmer $6300 (or 300) OH <---
Geo. 24 " IL
Jacob Rubert 20 Laborer
Bryson Mickey 21 Laborer OH
Harriet 21 KY
Sarah 1 IL;

!CENSUS:1860 x

!CENSUS:1870 Sangamon Co., IL Cartwright, Pleasant Plains PO # 277/277
John Hensely 50 Farmer $61000/7000 OH
Leanna 29 OH
Katie 9 IL
William 5
Samuel Hensely 45 OH
Elizabeth Razor 18 IL
Mollie Keisler 16
Haney Brooks 25 Farm Laborer IN
George Burton 21 ";


!CENSUS:1880 Sangamon Co., IL Island Grove # 50/52
Samuel Hensley 58 M Farmer OH-VA-PA
Sabrian 54 wife M CAN-NY-CAN
Mary Cooper 26 M Servant IL-IN-IN
Eva 7 dau IL-IL-IL
Jane Fralick 16 neice CAN-CAN-CAN
Adrian Drake 25 m OH-OH-OH
Loreny Moday 23 m IL-IL-IL;


!REFERENCE:
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois: "centennial record", John Carroll Power, Sarah A. Power, Old Settlers' Society of Sangamon County (Ill.) Publisher - Edwin A. Wilson & Co., 1876. pp 370-371.

HENSLEY, SIMON, was born Feb. 26, 1785, in Washington county, Va. He was married Feb. 2, 1820, near Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, to Mary Arnold, who was born Aug. 24, 1792, in Ohio. They had two children in Ohio, and moved to Sangamon county, Ill., arriving in the fall of 1823, in what is now Island Grove township, north of Spring creek, where two children were born. Of their four children

JOHN, born Jan. 20, 1821 in Ohio, married in Sangamon county:Thursday, between Christmas and New Year, Dec., 1861, to Leanah Lynch. She was born Jan. 12, 1841, in Pickaway county, Ohio. They had six children-MARY and JAMES died young. KATIE, WIL-LIAM, SAMUEL and HARRY, live with their parents, in Cartwright township, four miles east of Berlin.

SAMUEL, born June 16, 1822, in Ohio, is unmarried, and lives with his brother John.

JAMES, born Jan. 2, 1824, in Sangamon county, died Aug. 18, 1831.

GEORGE, born Dec. 13, 1825, in Sangamon county, married, in 1857, to Calista Huber, a native of Ohio. They have three children, MARY J., HORACE and BELLE, and live near Topeka, Kansas.

Simon Hensley died Aug. 12, 1826, in Sangamon county, and his widow married Aug. 22, 1827, to Josiah Kirkpatrick. They had two children

JACOB KIRKPATRICK, born Oct. 5, 1828, in Sangamon county, married Huldah Atkinson. They have three children, HENRY, WILLIAM and MARY, and live-1873-near Roseville, Warren county, Ill.

MARY A. KIRKPATRICK, born Aug. 19, 1831, in Sangamon county, married Dr. Remer Sanders. They have two children, MARINDA and CLARA, and reside near Avon, Fulton county, Ill. Dr. Sanders is a practicing physician, now-1873-on a tour to Europe.

Mrs. Mary A. Kirkpatrick died, in 1857, and Josiah Kirkpatrick died March 18, 1872, both in Warren county, Ill.; 		Hensley, Samuel (I19672)
 
87300 !REFRENCE:
https://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/hensley/hensley-simon-sangamon-il.html


!CENSUS:1850 Sangamon Co., IL # 1300/1300
John Morgan 35 Farmer $585 OH
Rebecca 25 IL
Amanda 8
John 5
Julian Maxwell 23 m
Wm 21 Farmer $585 IL
Anthony 17
Saml Hensley 28 Farmer $6300 (or 300) OH
Geo. 24 " IL <---
Jacob Rubert 20 Laborer
Bryson Mickey 21 Laborer OH
Harriet 21 KY
Sarah 1 IL;


!MARRIAGE: 6 Apr 1858 Sangamon Co., IL
George Hensley & Calista Huber
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900



!CENSUS:1860 x


!CENSUS:1870 x


!CENSUS:1880 Jefferson Co., KS Rock Creek # 76/77
Geo Hensley 54 Farmer IL-VA-OH
H. C. 41 wife OH-PA-PA
Jennie M. 20 dau IL-IL-OH
H. H. 18 son
A. R. 10 dau KS-IL-OH;


!STATE CENSUS:1885 Jefferson Co., KS # 104/105
Geo Hensley 59 M Farmer IL-IL
Calista H. 48 OH-OH
Horace 23 IL-IL
Ruth A. 15 KS-KS
Jennie 25 IL-IL
Elmore Springer 22 O-OH


!REFERENCE:
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois: "centennial record", John Carroll Power, Sarah A. Power, Old Settlers' Society of Sangamon County (Ill.) Publisher - Edwin A. Wilson & Co., 1876. pp 370-371.

HENSLEY, SIMON, was born Feb. 26, 1785, in Washington county, Va. He was married Feb. 2, 1820, near Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, to Mary Arnold, who was born Aug. 24, 1792, in Ohio. They had two children in Ohio, and moved to Sangamon county, Ill., arriving in the fall of 1823, in what is now Island Grove township, north of Spring creek, where two children were born. Of their four children

JOHN, born Jan. 20, 1821 in Ohio, married in Sangamon county:Thursday, between Christmas and New Year, Dec., 1861, to Leanah Lynch. She was born Jan. 12, 1841, in Pickaway county, Ohio. They had six children-MARY and JAMES died young. KATIE, WIL-LIAM, SAMUEL and HARRY, live with their parents, in Cartwright township, four miles east of Berlin.

SAMUEL, born June 16, 1822, in Ohio, is unmarried, and lives with his brother John.

JAMES, born Jan. 2, 1824, in Sangamon county, died Aug. 18, 1831.

GEORGE, born Dec. 13, 1825, in Sangamon county, married, in 1857, to Calista Huber, a native of Ohio. They have three children, MARY J., HORACE and BELLE, and live near Topeka, Kansas.

Simon Hensley died Aug. 12, 1826, in Sangamon county, and his widow married Aug. 22, 1827, to Josiah Kirkpatrick. They had two children

JACOB KIRKPATRICK, born Oct. 5, 1828, in Sangamon county, married Huldah Atkinson. They have three children, HENRY, WILLIAM and MARY, and live-1873-near Roseville, Warren county, Ill.

MARY A. KIRKPATRICK, born Aug. 19, 1831, in Sangamon county, married Dr. Remer Sanders. They have two children, MARINDA and CLARA, and reside near Avon, Fulton county, Ill. Dr. Sanders is a practicing physician, now-1873-on a tour to Europe.

Mrs. Mary A. Kirkpatrick died, in 1857, and Josiah Kirkpatrick died March 18, 1872, both in Warren county, Ill.; 		Hensley, George (I19674)
 

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