James D. Henshaw

┌── William Henshaw │ 1736-1799 ┌── Adam Stephen Henshaw ──┤ │ 1772-? │ │ └── Agnes Ann Anderson │ c1745-<1806 James D. Henshaw ──────┤ B: 1813 │ ┌── Daniel McKenny D: <1880 │ │ └── Margaret McKenny ──────┤ M: Martha Delaney ├── Mary Ann Henshaw (c1845-?) ^1,2,3 ├── George S. Henshaw (c1847-?) ^1,2 ├── Anderson Henshaw (1850-1883) ^1,2,3,4 ├── Henry Henshaw (c1852-?) ² ├── John Thomas Henshaw (1855-1900) ^2,3,4 M: Martha J. Robertson ├── James Henshaw (c1861-?) ³ ├── Sallie Henshaw (c1863-?) ^3,5 └── Caroline Henshaw (c1867-?) ^3,5

James D. Henshaw was shown in the 1840 census, Union County, Kentucky.¹⁰ Living nearby was a William Henshaw (relationship unknown).¹¹

He married Martha Delaney, Aug 11 1843.^1,6,9 Martha, daughter of George + Sarah Delany, was born about 1827, Kentucky.^1,12 Note that James' cousin John married Martha's sister Dorothy Ann Delaney.

James and family were shown in the 1850 census, District 1, Union County, Kentucky:¹

Martha died Nov 9 1857, age 32.¹² Medical: Martha died from "hereditary consumption".¹²

He then married Martha J. Robertson, Nov 17 1859, Shawneetown, Gallatin County, Illinois.^7,8 Martha was born about 1835, Kentucky.² (Virginia).³ (c1837).⁵

James and family were shown in the 1860 census (Jul 24 1860), Union County, Kentucky:²

James and family were shown in the 1870 census (Aug 23 1870), Union County, Kentucky:³

Widow Martha and family were shown in the 1880 census (Jun 10 1880), Union County, Kentucky:⁵

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