Andrew Henshaw

┌── Daniel Henshaw │ 1701-1781 ┌── David Henshaw ──┤ │ 1744-1808 │ │ └── Elizabeth Allen Bass │ 1703-1774 Andrew Henshaw ────────────┤ B: 1783 │ ┌── Mary Denny D: 1853 │ │ └── Mary Sargent ───┤ 1755-1831 │ └── Nathan Sargent M: Frances Stedman M: Elizabeth Isbell Carson ├── Andrew Isbell Henshaw (1825-1865) ^1,2,3,4 └── Elizabeth Sargent Henshaw (1827-1856) ^3,4,5,6

Born May 14 1783, Leicester, Massachusetts.^3,7,8,9 Christened Mar 14 1783, Leicester¹⁰ (although that reported Christening date conflicts with the reported birth date).

He then married Elizabeth Isbell Carson^3,5 [Elizabeth Isbell^1,9], 1824^3,5. Elizabeth, daughter of John Lewis Isbell & Ann Hannah Anderson, was born 1786, Powhattan County, Virginia.^2,3,6,11,12

Andrew lived in Clarke County, Alabama.⁹ Andrew was mentioned in an 1882 history of Clarke County:¹³

On Jan 21 1825 Andrew Henshaw petitioned the second session of the 18th Congress for compensation for services as deputy aurveyor.¹⁴ He again petitioned the first session of the 23rd Congress for compensation for surveying public lands.¹⁴

Andrew and family were shown in the 1850 census (Nov 29 1850), Clarke County, Alabama:²

Widow Elizabeth and family were shown in the 1860 census (Sep 17 1860), Monroe County, Alabama:¹²

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