Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameMartha Snell 
Birthabt 1710, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
DeathDec 1785
FatherJohn Snell (1663-1733)
MotherMrs. Mary [Snell]
Spouses
Birthabt 1706, Virginia
Death7 Jan 1765, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
Death Memo1 jan 1776?
FatherSamuel Thomas Hensley (1683-1735)
MotherElizabeth (Hensley) (1693-)
Marriage3 Mar 1727, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia11
Marr Memoanother source says: marr. feb 4, 1730
Divorce
Notes for Martha Snell
Samuel Hensley born Virginia 1709 in Spotsylvania County Virginia and married Martha Snell 3 March 1727 in Spotsylvania County, daughter of John Snell.
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
420Samuel HENSLEY [13189] (Samuel1), born abt 1706 in VA; died 1765 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married on 3 Mar 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA Martha SNELL [13190], died aft 1765 in Spotsylvania Co, VA.
Children of Samuel HENSLEY and Martha SNELL were as follows:
John HENSLEY born aft 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married (1) ? (---) [13182]; (2) Hannah (---) [13183].
James HENSLEY, born aft 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married bef 1785 in Spotsylvania Co, VA Catherine
Catherine HENSLEY, born aft 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. She married (---) ESTES
Note: Samuel Hensley Jr. a son of Samuel Hensley Sr. and his wife Elizabeth, was born about 1705, probably in Richmond County, Virginia. He was named in his father's will to receive one heifer or stear of three years old. Since his two brothers, George and James were to receive all the residue of the estate after the decease of their mother, it may be assumed that Samuel was already becoming established in his livelihood.
His marriage to Martha Snell, a daughter of John Snell of Spotsylvania County, on the 3rd day of March, 1727, is of record. He, with his wife Martha and daughter Kathren were deeded 100 acres of land lying in St. George Parish, of Spotsylvania County, on the 3rd day of March, 1734.
Court and land records reveal that Samuel Hensely held interests in Orange County also, his name appears among the records there together with that of his wife Martha, in conjunction with that of William Hensley.
His will written the 7th day of January, 1765 was proved at a Spotsylvania County Court on the 5th day of August, 1765. In it, he named his wife Martha to receive all his estate for use during her lifetime, and after her decease to be divided between his two sons, James and John, and that they were to remain with their mother. His daughter Catey Estes ws named to receive the loan of a negro girl, Hannah, for her lifetime, and then go to his granddaughter Patty Estes.
The copy of a deed executed on the 7th day of September, 1731 whereby Samuel Hensley Jr. purchased 360 acres of land in Spotsylvania County, adjoining lands of Benjamin Porter, from whom his father purchased land in 1730, is included and is to follow page seventeen.
Source for this material is booklets on the Hensley family in possession of Otelia Hedman, 7130 S.E. Center St., Portland, Oregon.
found at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin...=:805247&id=I123
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one source says: d. 1 Jan., 1776
St. John Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
Carpenter2 (Owner: Devildog500MD)
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Children of Samuel HENSLEY and Martha SNELL were as follows:
John HENSLEY born aft 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married (1) ? (---) [13182]; (2) Hannah (---) [13183].
James HENSLEY, born aft 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married bef 1785 in Spotsylvania Co, VA Catherine
Catherine HENSLEY, born aft 1727 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. She married (---) ESTES
Note: Samuel Hensley Jr. a son of Samuel Hensley Sr. and his wife Elizabeth, was born about 1705, probably in Richmond County, Virginia. He was named in his father's will to receive one heifer or stear of three years old. Since his two brothers, George and James were to receive all the residue of the estate after the decease of their mother, it may be assumed that Samuel was already becoming established in his livelihood.
His marriage to Martha Snell, a daughter of John Snell of Spotsylvania County, on the 3rd day of March, 1727, is of record. He, with his wife Martha and daughter Kathren were deeded 100 acres of land lying in St. George Parish, of Spotsylvania County, on the 3rd day of March, 1734.
Court and land records reveal that Samuel Hensely held interests in Orange County also, his name appears among the records there together with that of his wife Martha, in conjunction with that of William Hensley.
His will written the 7th day of January, 1765 was proved at a Spotsylvania County Court on the 5th day of August, 1765. In it, he named his wife Martha to receive all his estate for use during her lifetime, and after her decease to be divided between his two sons, James and John, and that they were to remain with their mother. His daughter Catey Estes ws named to receive the loan of a negro girl, Hannah, for her lifetime, and then go to his granddaughter Patty Estes.
The copy of a deed executed on the 7th day of September, 1731 whereby Samuel Hensley Jr. purchased 360 acres of land in Spotsylvania County, adjoining lands of Benjamin Porter, from whom his father purchased land in 1730, is included and is to follow page seventeen.
Source for this material is booklets on the Hensley family in possession of Otelia Hedman, 7130 S.E. Center St., Portland, Oregon.
found at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin...=:805247&id=I123
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one source says: d. 1 Jan., 1776
St. John Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
Carpenter2 (Owner: Devildog500MD)
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?pid=-1221...id=6810318&ssrc=