{"id":1179,"date":"2008-10-03T06:47:25","date_gmt":"2008-10-03T13:47:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/?p=1179"},"modified":"2012-06-21T19:21:28","modified_gmt":"2012-06-21T19:21:28","slug":"david-and-isaac-hennesy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/1179\/david-and-isaac-hennesy\/","title":{"rendered":"Trying to make sense of Isaac Hennesy b. 1803 and his father, David"},"content":{"rendered":"

The first “firm” Hennesy we have as a known ancestor in my husband’s line is Isaac who was born 1803 in Georgia and married Judith Ann Gill 1820 June 5 in Marion County, Mississippi. And we know this Isaac had a father named David as it was listed with the marriage.
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\nWHO WAS DAVID HENNESY<\/strong><\/p>\n

Curtis Hennesy did extensive research on this line, traveling and interviewing Hennesys for family information and a great debt is owed to him. He had posited a Rev. David Hennesy born circa 1745 as a father of Isaac, and I’ve read that this Hennesy’s father was another Rev. David Hennesy born about 1720 in Ireland, who had at least 6 children between the years 1743 and 1759. It seems to me however there’s a missing generation between Rev. David Hennesy b. 1745 and Isaac Hennesy b. 1803 in Georgia, whose siblings are at this time believed to be James b. 1805, Jemima b. 1812 and Nancy b. 1818. That places David’s youngest child as being born when he was nearly 75 years of age.<\/p>\n

From my notes:<\/p>\n

Note first a problem with the following research data. Curtis Hennesy gives David Hennesy as a probable father for Isaac and siblings born between 1803 and 1812 in GA, adding also a possible Nancy Hennesy Cox who was not born until 1818 in North Carolina, Union County. He supplies censuses from 1780 and 1790 in Duplin County, North Carolina, each showing 1 male and 2 females…<\/p>\n

Following is the research from Curtis and Jeff Hennesy:<\/p>\n

Jeff HENNESY writes that the HENNESYS came in through NC and migrated to Louisiana and Mississippi. One branch may have moved north to Canada. (Source: Jeff Hennesy, Rootsweb Hennesy board 1999)<\/p>\n

Land records of David HENNESY from North Carolina from the mid 1700’s show he lived just North of Wilmington on the Black river. Jeff writes that clues say the two brothers came over from England and split up. One going North and one going South to Louisiana. (Source: Jeff Hennesy, Rootsweb Hennesy board 2000) <\/p>\n

It’s said the brothers separated because one was caught with the other’s wife. (Source: Jeff Hennesy, Rootsweb Hennesy board 2000) <\/p>\n

Cutis Hennesy writes:
\n“1790 Census shows Dan. INNES (Chatham Co. GA) and Andrew ENNIS (GA). One of these two could have been the father of Isaac Sr. Probably brother of David. 1850 census shows two Isaac HENNESSEYS about 15 to 20 years apart. The older one could have been the brother of the father of the younger one. Nancy was the name of the wife of the older Isaac. Marriage in Marion Co. MS. Shows David HENNESSY as father of Isaac HENNESSY who married Judith GILL(1820). MS Dept. of Archives and Hist. Finds no mention of David ENNIS, INNES or HENNESY in 1810 MS tax list or in 1820, 30, 40, 50 census indexes. Relatives believe that the name should have been HENNESSY. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Some records for (a) David Hennesy are found:<\/p>\n

1780 Wilmington District, Duplin Co. shows David HENNESY (1 male, 2 females) SOURCE: Curtis Hennesy<\/p>\n

NC Census (1786) shows David HENNESY between 26 and 60 years of age. One female. In Darlington, N.C.<\/p>\n

The 1790 census in Duplin:<\/p>\n

1790 Duplin Co. NC Census
\npg. 9 (ancestry.com
\nGiving the 15 names to either side as well
\nHenry NEWKIRK
\nWilliam JAMES
\nTimothy BRYAN
\nBrettian POWELL
\nRobert MERITT
\nElissa SUTTON Hardy POWELL
\nHary BLAND
\nWilliam WELLS
\nJonathan WILLISE
\nHardy GUSTRAF?
\nShadock STALLINGS
\nJames COOK
\nIsaac HALL
\nWIlliam FELMAN
\nDavid HENNESEY 1 – 2 –
\nNOTE: 1 free white male over 16, 2 free white females
\nJoseph BEVEN
\nJonah? LEIGH
\nWIlliam BLAND
\nMeshack STALLINGS
\nMary HILL
\nJoshua BLANTON
\nWIlliam HARWELL
\nJohn COOCK
\nJown RAWLINGS
\nAbraham G?
\nJacob NEWTON
\nRawlin? ROGERS
\nWilliam SWEETMAN
\nJohn MATHEWS<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

In Bullock Co., GA there was a grant of 100 acres October 11, 1798.<\/p>\n

In my notes for further research I have:<\/p>\n

FOR FURTHER RESEARCH<\/p>\n

Duplin and Craven Counties were both formed out of New Hanover. There were Henneseys already in New Hanover, one of whom was named David.<\/p>\n

New Hanover Co., NC Wills + Estate Papers Giles-Keane, (SLFHL 1577608)<\/p>\n

Will of John Henesey, 1756.
\nWill of John Henesey of Newhanover Co., Province of , carpenter. Tract of land on Tuckaho to nephews John Henesey + Jemmy Henesey; Also give to said nephews John + James Henesey; Chn of my brother David Henesey; Sister Margarett Henesey; Wife Catharine Henesey; My child Mary Henesey; Exrs: brother David Henesey + William Robinson; made 22 Nov. 1756; Signed Jno. Henesey; Wit: Wm. Robinson, John Simpson, and James Parrell, his mark.<\/p>\n

New Hanover Co., NC Grantor Deed Index H-M 1729-1925 (SLFHL 0019378)<\/p>\n

D\/122 1755 POA Henesey, John to Joseph Portenint Atty al
\nD\/256 —- Will Henesey, John al to John Henesey
\nE\/171 1765 Deed Hennesey, John+Sally to Rendal Ramsey
\nE\/376 1767 Deed Hennesey, James+Sarah to Thomas Corbett
\nF\/109 1770 Deed Hennesey, James to Onimus Futch
\nG\/104 1777 Deed Henesey, John to Anasimus Futch
\nL-2\/746 — Deed Hennesey, Allen to Stephen Williamson
\nP\/627 1818 Deed Hennesey, Sarah to John G. Morris
\nQ\/339 1819 Deed Hennesey, Sarah to Aaron Rowe<\/p>\n

New Hanover Co., NC Grantee Deed Index H-M 1729-1925 (SLFHL 0019383)<\/p>\n

D\/256 —- Will Henesey, David exr, Catherine, John & James, Margaret, David, Mary, Hrs. of David, from John Henesey
\nE\/52 1763 Deed Hennesey, James from Allen Sloan
\nH\/319 —- Grant Heanicy, William from State of NC
\nL-1\/336 1796 Deed Henesy, Allen from Naman Carter
\nP\/414 1817 Deed Hennesey, John from Jacob Powell
\nP\/524 1817 Deed Henesey, …, George from Bartholomew Burns
\nN\/4 1805 Deed Hennesy, William from William Moore<\/p>\n

1779 Petition to divide Bladen, Duplin and New Haven Counties showing a William Hennesy, James and Richard Henecy.<\/p>\n

The courthouse was destroyed many times by fire and the only marriage record remaining showing a Hennesy has: Sutton, William marrying Hennesey, Susannah on 7-7-1779 with Devane, John, Jr. as witness.<\/p>\n

By 1790 there don’t appear to be any HENNESYs or variations thereon in the Duplin, New Hanover, Onslow, Sampson, Bladen, Brunswick and Johnston County censuses.<\/p>\n

There do not appear to have been any HENNESYs who served in the Revolutionary war from Duplin or Sampson Counties. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n

And I had a variety of links leading to information on other websites but those sites no longer exist. Oh well….<\/p>\n

Curtis Hennesy also writes, “As far as the name ENNIS, that came from the census records in Louisiana in 1840, 1850 and 1860. I would have to look up the records again but I believe our family went tby the name of ENNIS in 1840. In 1850, the same family used HENNESY, but in 1860 it went back to ENNIS. A story is told in the family that some of the local black folks referred to them as ENNIS. The same story teller said that this might have been a nick name. Since some of the ancestors could not read and write, the census taker would have to spell it in whatever way he thought it would be. As a result of this, I have found the names spelled: Hennessee, Hennessy, Hennessey, Hensley, Hensly, Ennessy etc. Makes life interesting. I am beginning to believe the correct spelling should be Hennessy. A letter written in 1925 by Ellen HENNESY BONDS remembers her parents said that it was spelled with one s or two.”\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Anyway, this line is still a bit confused past Isaac, to the best of my knowledge. If research has cleared the matter up I’d love to hear about it, if a researcher who knows more and better passes through.<\/p>\n

THE PROPOSED CHILDREN OF DAVID HENNESY<\/strong><\/p>\n

This David Hennesy is said to have had, as far as we know, maybe 4 children. <\/p>\n

    \n
  • \nIssac b. abt. 1803 GA according to Curtis HENNESY, but 1850, 1860 census places him born abt. 1790 GA. He married Judith Ann GILL<\/li>\n
  • \nJames b. 1805 GA according to 1860 census, married Sarah b. 1810. Children were: Ann b. 1836, Clara b. 1840, Mary b. 1844, James b. 1847 died 1911<\/li>\n
  • Jemima “Minna” b. 1812 GA married Jimmy FRANCOIS. They had a son, Jimmy. She married (2nd) T. J. POLK b. 1812 SC.<\/li>\n
  • Nancy b. 8 April 1818, Union Co. NC. married Lewis B. COX b. 1807 SC or GA.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    <\/p>\n

    The above James is living next to his brother Isaac in Washington Parish, Louisiana in 1860, as can be seen further below.<\/p>\n

    Nancy is is still an uncertain sibling.<\/p>\n

    Notes for Lewis B. Cox: Curtis Hennesy states he has added Nancy Hennesy Cox as a sister to Isaac Sr. but cannot prove this.<\/p>\n

    They lived in Marion Co. MS in 1820. Moved to Tangipahoa Parish before 1850.<\/p>\n

    Doris Holden says Nancy and Lewis went to LA in about 1848 and that their first 3 children were born in MS.<\/p>\n

    1\/21\/1840, Lewis B. Cox Deed to James W. Pittman for $200 land, Southwest quarter of Section 30, T5, R18W, 39.71 acres. Witness: Alexander Butler (Marion County, Mississippi).<\/p>\n

    1860 Census, Washington Parish, LA.:
    \n Cox, James 55 SC 1805
    \n Nancy 40 MS 1820
    \n Mary 13 LA 1847
    \n James R. 10 1850
    \n Isaac N. 7 1853
    \n George W. 5 1855
    \n Sarah J. 5 mo. 1860<\/p>\n

    “Edna J and Cox Mulina said that Lewis and Nancy went to LA shortly before the civil war and homesteaded land near Amite, Louisiana.”<\/p>\n

    “Records and Notes of Old Sharon Church” says “Nancy Cox, presented a letter from the church of Christ at Society Hill, Lawrence County State of Mississippi; dated October 24, 1846.<\/p>\n

    Children are: Elizabeth COX b. 1836 married Daniel Augustus HOGAN b. 25 Aug 1834; Judson A. COX b. 1838 married Camelia GIVENS; Mary S. COX b. 1847 in Marion Co. MS married Joseph Robert GIVENS; Agnes Bagley COX b. 1849 LA; James Rufus COX b. 1850 Marion Co., MS; Isaac N. “Zollie” COX b. 12 Nov. 1853, Marion Co., MS married Mary Josephin LEBEAU b. 28 Nov 1855; George W. COX b. 10 Oct. 1855, Marion Co., MS married in 1883 to Corean GIVENS b. 11 Sept. 1867; Sarah Jane COX b. 1860 Marion Co., MS married Robert C. DANIELS<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    ISAAC HENNESY AND JUDITH ANN GILL<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Isaac married Judith Ann Gill on 1820 June 5 in Marion County, Mississippi. Her birth date and place are as yet unknown.<\/p>\n

    Maybe someone out there by now knows who Judith Ann Gill was. I don’t find Hennesy in the 1820 Marion County, Mississippi census but I do find:<\/p>\n

    1820 MISSISSIPPI MARION CO. UNKNOWN TOWNSHIPS
    \npg. 5
    \nWilliam HUNT
    \nElias FORD
    \nDaniel MCINTOSH
    \nJames GILL 3 1 – 2 – 1 2 1 1 1 – – 3 – –
    \nDavis JENKINS
    \nWilliam SMITH
    \nWilliam WARD
    \nJohn BURT
    \nJames CLARK
    \nLiver? AINSWORTH
    \nDavid AINSWORTH
    \nJohn MCGREN
    \nPhillip HELLER
    \nJames APPLEWHITE
    \nJohn SHIVERS
    \nWilliam CLARK
    \nSamuel HARPER
    \nJohn LOTTS Jr.
    \nLuke LOTT
    \nJames PITMAN
    \nThomas GILL 2 3 – – – 1 2 – 1 1 – – 4 – – – – – –<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    Gill passports show both James and Thomas Gill:<\/p>\n

    Thanks to Glenna Kinard for sending these records! <\/p>\n

    Source: “Passports of Southern Pioneers 1770-1823 – Indian, Spanish and other Land Passports for Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, North and South Carolina” by Dorothy Williams Potter.
    \nGeorgia Passports, Pg. 234:
    \nExecutive Department
    \nMonday 9th January 1809
    \nOn the recommendation of several respectable citizens of the State of South Carolina
    \nORDERED
    \nThat a Passport through the Creek nation be prepared for James Myrick, Henry Myrick, RICHARD GILL, and Daniel Jackson.
    \nWhich was presented and signed. <\/p>\n

    Georgia Passports Pg 276:
    \nExecutive Department
    \nMonday 28th January 1811
    \nOn application
    \nORDERED
    \nThat passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians to wit.
    \nOne for Mr. Joseph Baker with his wife and three children, One for Mr. Lewis Cook and his wife and four children, One for Vinson Mixon with his wife and six children, One for MR. ROBERT GILL with his wife and One for Messrs. JAMES GILL with his wife and seven children and THOMAS GILL and his wife and five children – all from the County of Bulloch in this state and One for Mr. Nathaniel Day from Edgefield district of South Carolina.
    \nWhich were severally presented and signed. <\/p>\n

    Georgia Passports, Pg. 296:
    \nExecutive Department
    \nSaturday, 7th march 1812
    \nOn application
    \nORDERED
    \nThat Passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Indian Nations to the Western Country, viz One for Mr. JOHN GILL, with his wife and six children, Mr. John Kysar, with his wife one child and one negro, and Mr. James Faust with his wife six children and nine negroes, the two former and their families from Lexington , and the latter from Richland District, South Carolina. One for Mr. Peter Sandifer with his wife and four children, one for Mr. Edward Chitty, both from Barnwell district South Carolina.
    \nWhich were severally presented and signed. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    Isaac and Judith had 5 children:<\/p>\n

      \n
    • Mary b. 1827 Marion Co. MS married John POUNDS. A known child is George Washington POUNDS b. 17 Nov. 1848, died 10 Dec. 1908<\/li>\n
    • Elizabeth M. b. 1832 MS married Chapman L. PEAK b. 1823. Their children were: Nora, Mary E. b. 1849 married George GRACE, Julia Anna b. 1852 married Ed WELCH, Martha R. b. 1856 married Buck BONDS b. 12 Dec. 1877<\/li>\n
    • Cintha b. 1833, married William Samuel GIVENS b. 31 Dec. 1835 d. 19 Nov. 1925<\/li>\n
    • Isaac Jr. b. 1836 MS, d. 1866, married Sarah<\/li>\n
    • James b. 4 Jan 1839 GA m. Nancy Caroline WELCH <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      <\/p>\n

      Notes provided by Curtis Hennesy on Isaac relate:<\/p>\n

      Isaac could have been born in Chatham County, GA or Marion County, MS. Might have had another daughter, according to Census.<\/p>\n

      Some relatives believe that Isaac Ennis was born in SC. Some Census records show him being born in MS and others in Georgia. Much of present day MS was ceded by SC to GA in 1787. Georgia ceded the land to MS in 1802. Curtis Hennesy believes that Isaac was born between 1785 and 1800. Present day Marion County, MS was at one time part of SC and another time part of GA.<\/p>\n

      Isaac Hennessey married Judith Gill in 1820. Listed father as David Hennessey. Married in Marion Co. MS.<\/p>\n

      Washington Parish, LA court records show Isaac’s wife name as Ann. Curtis Hennesy believse that name was Judith Ann Gill. A James Gill was found in Marion County, MS in 1820 census.<\/p>\n

      Sharon Church records show Isaac and Judy Hennesy were new members as of November 14, 1846. This was by letter from the Antioch Church of Marion County, Mississippi.<\/p>\n

      “LEGAL RECORDS OF WASHINGTON PARISH”<\/p>\n

      December 04, 1862, Andrew Holton administered the estate of Isaac Hennesy late of the parish dec.<\/p>\n

      Sold to James D. Welch 162 42\/100 acres NE 1\/4 of SE 1\/4 sec 22 T35 R9E. Estate was that of Isaac and Ann Hennessee.<\/p>\n

      End notes on Hennesy provided by Curtis Hennesy.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      A James ENNIS was residing in Washington Parish in 1830 and 1040. Was this James ENNIS the brother of Isaac, another son of David, born 1805 who married Sarah? He is given as in the 20 to 30 age range with a wife in the 20 to 30 age range.<\/p>\n

      1830 ENNIS JAMES Washington Parish LA 088 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule LA 1830 Federal Census Index LA560121174
      \nJames ENNIS – – – – 1 \/ – – – – 1
      \n 1840 ENNIS JAMES Washington Parish LA 106 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule LA 1840 Federal Census Index LAS4a841584
      \nJames ENNIS 1 1 – – – 1 \/ 1 1 – – 1<\/p>\n

      Isaac and Judith were living in Marion County, Mississippi in 1840.<\/p>\n

      1840 MISSISSIPPI MARION CO. CENSUS
      \npg. 11
      \nWIlliam ROACH
      \nAaron SMITH
      \nIsaac ENNIS 1 1 – – – 1 – – – – – – – | 2 1 – – 1 – – – – – – –
      \nNewt COWARD
      \nJimmy LEWIS
      \nJohn BRANCH
      \nJacob PITTMAN
      \nHOESEY? DAVIS<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      By 1850 Isaac and Judith were in Washington Parish. It’s not as if they had far to go. Washington Parish is located right beneath Marion County, and it’s likely they settled in the Franklinton area.<\/p>\n


      \nDetail from earlier map<\/em><\/p>\n


      \n1860. Before the formation of Tangipahoa Parish<\/em><\/p>\n

      There are mysteries even with Isaac. Again from my notes:<\/p>\n

      NOTE that there are some problems with the following. There were perhaps (perhaps not) two Isaac Hennesys in Washington Parish. Curtis Hennesy believes that the 1850 census shows these two, and their ages do differ by a good amount. Despite the differences, I wonder if this is the same Isaac HENNESSEY who has been enumerated twice. The information for Isaac and James is close enough and there is again a PONDS (POUNDS) in the household. More significantly, the household of R. MCLEAN, age 45, follows both Isaacs and that seems mighty peculiar.<\/p>\n

      The 1850 census shows first at household 282 Isaac HENNESY 65 b. GA, worth $100, with Nancy age 65 born GA, and children Isaac 18 and James 15, and a PONDS child 1 year of age. At household 282 is R.MCLEAN 45 and Mary.<\/p>\n

      The second Isaac, at household 310 is 55, worth $100, b. MS, with a wife Lada who is 50, daughter Cintha 16, Isaac 17, James 14, John POUNDS 35, Mary 23, George 6 and a child of 2. They are followed in household 311 by R. MCLEAN 55 b. SC and Elizabeth. This is our Isaac, John Pounds’ wife, Mary, being Mary Hennesy.<\/p>\n

      Supporting the idea that there were perhaps two Isaac HENNESYs is Curtis giving an estate of an Isaac Hennesy being administered in 1862. He believed this to be the estate of our Isaac Hennesy and had him dying 1861. However, Our Isaac Hennesy appears in the 1870 census with wife Judy.<\/p>\n

      Was there a second Isaac Hennesy who also had children James and Isaac almost the exact ages of our Isaac Hennesy? Or is this a duplicate and the estate of Isaac Hennesy administered 1862 is perhaps a misrecording and belongs to a later year?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      Here’s the census info:<\/p>\n

      4th Nov 1850
      \npg. 459B (pg. 44 ancestry.com)
      \n310\/310 Isaac HENNESSEY 55 m Farmer $100 b. MS
      \nLada 50 f b. MS
      \nCintha 16 f b. MS attends school
      \nIsaac 17 m Laborer b. MS attends school
      \nJames 14 m b. MS attends school
      \nJohn POUNDS 35 m Laborer b. MS
      \nMary 23 f b. MS
      \nGeorge 6 m b. MS
      \n(no name) 2 f b. MS
      \nNote: Grandson James Leon Hennesy will marry a Lucinda POUNDS who is given in the 1920 census as his cousin.<\/p>\n

      There is also at household 282 an Isaac HENNESSEY
      \n4th Nov. 1850
      \n282\/282 Isaac HENNESSEY 65 m Farmer $100 b. GA
      \nNancy 65 f b. GA Can’t write
      \nIsaac 18 m Laborer b. LA attends school
      \nJames 15 m b. LA attends school
      \nPONDS 1 f b. LA<\/p>\n

      Despite the differences, I wonder if this is the same Isaac HENNESSEY who has been enumerated twice. The information for Isaac and James is close enough and there is again a PONDS (POUNDS) in the household. More significantly, the household of R. MCLEAN, age 45, follows both Isaacs.<\/p>\n

      Curtis Hennesy believes this to be a brother of our Isaac Hennesy’s father. There is a notation of an estate administered 1862 belonging to an Isaac Hennesy.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      Slaves. Were there slaves. Always a question to be considered in the South. <\/p>\n

      The Hennesy family didn’t own any slaves.<\/p>\n

      Below we have the Hennesy clan in 1860 in Washington Parish.<\/p>\n

      Isaac HENNESY is now given as born 1800. His wife is Judy, born in GA. They are living next to a James HENESSEY, age 55., who would be his brother. Living nearby is his son Isaac HENNESEY and Elizabeth Hennesy PEAK married to Chapman PEAK. Living not much further down are the WELCHs. James HENNESY, son of Isaac, married Nancy Caroline WELCH in 1868.<\/p>\n

      1860 Washington Parish LA
      \nPost Office: Stubbs Mills
      \npg. 783 (19 ancestry.com)
      \n12th of June by John E. Means
      \n133\/128 James HENNESEY 55 m farmer personal value $400 b. GA can’t read or write
      \nSarah f 60 b. GA can’t read or write
      \nAnna f 30 b. LA
      \nMary f 16 b. LA
      \nJames m 13 b. LA attends school
      \n134\/129 Isaac HENNESEY 60 m farmer RE value $20, personal value $160 b. GA can’t read or write
      \nJudy 60 f b. GA can’t read or write
      \nJames 21 m b. MS
      \nJames MCDAVID 19 m clerk b. Scotland
      \n135\/130 Isaac HENNESEY Jr. 22 or 24 farmer RE value $60, personal value $150 b. MS (married within the year)
      \nSarah 16 f b. MS (married within the year)
      \n136\/131
      \nChapman L. PEAK 37 farmer RE value 250. personal value 2630. b. MS (and Elizabeth and family)
      \n137\/132 John R. HOLTON 22 farmer 325. 85. b. MS (and Margaret E.)
      \n138\/133 James D. WELCH 48 m farmer 1500. 1009. b. MS
      \nCaroline 44 f b. GA can’t read or write
      \nJames P. 16 m b. LA attends school
      \nWilliam H. H. 11? or 16? m b. LA attends school
      \nNancy C. 12 f b. LA attends school
      \nEdward E. 9 m b. LA attends school
      \nNicholas E. 6 m b. LA attends school\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      Continuing on with land documents that are possible for either this Isaac Hennesy or the other:<\/p>\n

      1859 July 1 in Louisiana shows:
      \nLand Office: GREENBURG
      \nSequence #: 1 Document Number: 3259
      \nTotal Acres: 40.23
      \nMisc. Doc. Nr.:
      \nSignature: Yes
      \nCanceled Document: No
      \nIssue Date: July 01, 1859
      \nMineral Rights Reserved: No
      \nMetes and Bounds: No
      \nSurvey Date:
      \nStatutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566
      \nMultiple Warantee Names: No
      \nAct or Treaty: April 24, 1820
      \nMultiple Patentee Names: No
      \nEntry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
      \nLegal Land Description:
      \n# 1
      \nAliquot Parts NENE
      \nBlock #
      \nBase Line: St Helena
      \nFractional Section: No Township 3 S
      \nRange: 9 E
      \nSection #: 21 <\/p>\n

      Land Office: GREENBURG
      \nSequence #: 1
      \nDocument Number: 3414
      \nTotal Acres: 40.63
      \nMisc. Doc. Nr.:
      \nSignature: Yes
      \nCanceled Document: No
      \nIssue Date: July 01, 1859
      \nMineral Rights Reserved: No
      \nMetes and Bounds: No
      \nSurvey Date:
      \nStatutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566
      \nMultiple Warantee Names: No
      \nAct or Treaty: April 24, 1820
      \nMultiple Patentee Names: No
      \nEntry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
      \n# 1
      \nAliquot Parts NESE
      \nBlock #
      \nBase Line: St Helena
      \nFractional Section: No Township 3 S
      \nRange: 9 E
      \nSection #: 21<\/p>\n

      1860 June 1 in Louisiana shows:<\/p>\n

      Land Office: Greenburg
      \nDocument Number: 4231
      \nCanceled Document: No
      \nMineral Rights Reserved: No
      \nSurvey Date:
      \nMultiple Warantee Names: No
      \nMultiple Patentee Names: No
      \nSequence #:1
      \nTotal Acres: 81.17
      \nSignature: Yes
      \nIssue Date: June 1, 1860
      \nMetes and Bounds: No
      \nStatutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566
      \nAct or Treaty: April 24, 1820
      \nEntry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
      \nLegal Land Description #1:
      \nAliquot Parts: NWSE
      \nNo BLock Given
      \nBase Line: St. Helena
      \nFractional Secton: No
      \nTownship: 3 S
      \nRange: 9 E
      \nSection #22<\/p>\n

      1861 May 1 in Louisiana shows:<\/p>\n

      and Office: GREENBURG
      \nSequence #: 1
      \nDocument Number: 5014
      \nTotal Acres: 81.37
      \nMisc. Doc. Nr.:
      \nSignature: Yes
      \nCanceled Document: No
      \nIssue Date: May 1, 1861
      \nMineral Rights Reserved: No
      \nMetes and Bounds: No
      \nSurvey Date: Statutory
      \nReference: 3 Stat. 566
      \nMultiple Warantee Names: No
      \nAct or Treaty: April 24, 1820
      \nMultiple Patentee Names: No
      \nEntry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
      \n# 1
      \nAliquot Parts W\u00bdNW
      \nBlock #
      \nBase Line: St Helena
      \nFractional Section: No Township 3 S
      \nRange: 9 E
      \nSection #: 21<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      The estate of one Isaac Hennesy was administered 1862 Dec 4.<\/p>\n

      Curtis Hennesy gives that on December 04, 1862, Andrew Holton administered the estate of Isaac Hennesy late of the parish dec.<\/p>\n

      However, Isaac Hennesy and wife Judy are observed in the 1870 census. This is perhaps a brother of Isaac’s father that Curtis Hennesy believes is observed in the 1850 census.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      I have also a sale of land from Isaac to James D. Welch, who would be James Daniel Welch b. 1811, the father of Nancy Caroline Welch who married Isaac Hennesy’s son James L.<\/p>\n

      Sold to James D. Welch 162 42\/100 acres NE 1\/4 of SE 1\/4 sec 22 T35 R9E. Estate was that of Isaac and Ann Hennessee.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/blockquote>\n

      Finally, Isaac Hennesy in the 1870 census:<\/p>\n

      1870 LOUISIANA TANGIPAHOA PARISH
      \npg. 138 2 W. Tangipahoa (ancestry.com 128)
      \n262\/262 SINSEY William 45 (b) farmer b. VA and Millie and family
      \n263\/263 ELLIS Maria 40 (b) farming b. MS (and family)
      \n264\/264 PEAK Chapman 48 Farmer b. MS (and Eliza and family)
      \nPatsy 16 (b) servant
      \nBenton 9 (b) servant
      \nChapman PEAK was the husband of Elizabeth M. HENNESY, daughter of Isaac. Cintha Hennesy, daughter of Isaac, married a Givens. They are a few households down.
      \n265\/265 HENNESSEY Isaac 65 b. GA
      \nJudy 65 b. GA
      \n266\/266 HENNESSEY James 26 farming RE value $600 personal $640 b. MS
      \nNancy 22 b. LA
      \nHellan 2 b. LA
      \n267\/267 WELCH Jam. D. 58 farmer $1500 $1135 b. MS
      \nCaroline 54 b. GA
      \nWilliam H. 24 b. LA
      \nEdward E. 18
      \nNicholas 16
      \nBUCKHALTER M. (f) 20 (mulatto) b. LA
      \nRosa A. 2 (mulatto) b. LA
      \nCharles? J. 2\/12 (mulatto) b. LA
      \netc.
      \n…
      \n270\/270 HOTTEN Andrew 65 farmer $6000 $665 b. NC
      \nMary 55 b. GA
      \nSusan 5 b. LA
      \n273 273 GIVENS Wm. S. 33 m w Farmer 300-345 MS
      \nCynthia 35 f w MS James R. 13 m w LA
      \nJosephine 11 f w LA
      \n274 274 GIVENS Robt. 33 m w Farmer 300-360 MS
      \nJane 32 f w LA Jacob 8 m w LA
      \nBolivar 5 m w LA Corrinne 3 f w LA
      \nMary 1 f w LA<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      I don’t know when Isaac died, I don’t know when Judith died, but as best as I can tell neither are in the 1880 census for Washington Parish, Louisiana.<\/p>\n

      If you have further information, please feel free to let me know.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

      The first “firm” Hennesy we have as a known ancestor in my husband’s line is Isaac who was born 1803 in Georgia and married Judith Ann Gill 1820 June 5 in Marion County, Mississippi. And we know this Isaac had a father named David as it was listed with the marriage. WHO WAS DAVID HENNESY […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":8815,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[6,1],"tags":[1224,335,1223],"class_list":["post-1179","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-hennesy-line","category-uncategorized","tag-david-hennesy","tag-hennesy","tag-isaac-hennesy"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1179","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=1179"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1179\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/8815"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=1179"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=1179"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=1179"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}