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- !NOTES:I (Marty Grant) am probably distantly related to this Hensley family, but I don't know the exact connections between them and my own (in VA and TN). See for more on mine.;
!CENSUS:1810;
!CENSUS:1820;
!CENSUS:1830;
!MARRIAGE: 9 Jan 1835 Rush Co., IN
John Hensly & Charlotte Icenogle
Indiana Marriages 1811-1959 ;
!CENSUS:1840 Coles Co., IL p. 160
John Hensly age 30-39 (1800/10)
200001-101
* A few houses from father James and brother James.;
!CENSUS:1850 Coles Co., IL Muddy Precinct # 110/110
John Hansley 42 Farmer $200 KY
Sharlotte 36 OH
Mary L. Icnegole 22 IN
Mary Caroline 15
Jame Martin " 12
Abner 8
Elizabeth 6 IL
Malinda 4
Joseph Riley(Neley?) 1;
!REFERENCE:"A twentieth century history of Delaware County, Indiana", Vol. 2, G. W. H. Kemper, 1908, Chicago
J.W. Hensley.
Mr. Hensley is a native son of the Blue Grass state of Kentucky, born on the 7th of December, 1829, and he is a representative of one of Delaware county's earliest and most honored pioneer families. He is a son of William and Sarah (Peterson) Hensley, natives respectively of Kentucky and North Carolina. William was a son of James and Sally (Icenangoe) Hensley, the former of whom served throughout the period of the Revolutionary war and also assisted Daniel Boone and others in ridding the country of the hostile red men and opening up the country for civilization. He carved out a farm from the wilderness, and in 1830 moved with his family to Rush county, Indiana, where he improved a good farm and , again assisted in opening a frontier country for future development. The family underwent all the hardships and difficulties of life on the frontier, and after living and laboring there for many years this honored pioneer couple came to Delaware county and settled in Mt. Pleasant township, whence they were called to their final rest. Mr. Hensley became widely known in his community, and commanded the confidence and highest esteem of all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. His political support was given to the Democratic party, and he was a consistent and worthy member of the Primitive Baptist church. In his family were the following children: William, the father of our subject; John, James, Harrison, Aquilla, Sally, and Nancy, the last named the wife of Lorenzo Dow.
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1808 - Aft 1850 (> 43 years) Has 3 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
