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Lemuel was born about 1785, location unknown, United States.
He passed away prior to the 24th of September 1840 in Wayne County, Tennessee. On that date an agreement on the division of his estate was filed in Wayne County, naming his heirs. [1]
STATE OF TENNESSE WAYNE COUNTY SEPTEMBER 24, l84O Know all men by these presents that one Mary Hensley, John M. Hensley, Samuel Bromley & his wife Parnina, William L. Hensley, Mark H. Hensley, Presley W. Hensley, Andrew Jackson McBride & Nancy D. McBride his wife, the the widow and heirs of Lemuel Hensley, Deceased, late of the County of Wayne & State of Tennessee, for the purpose of preventing lawsuits, strife and litigation about the property & distribution of said Estate, do mutually agree •fc the following divisional settlement of said Estate, to-wit:
John M. Hensley takes a Negro man called Payton and a negro woman named Nannie, to him and his heirs forever. Samuel Bromley & his wife Pernina take a negro boy named Sam "and a negro girl named Mary, to have and to hold to them fc their heirs forever. Wm. L. Hensley-takes Peter a Negro man, to have and to hold to him & his Heirs forever, & also the Wacousta Filly to make his shore of Negro property equal. Mark H. Hensley' takes a Negro man named Jim -*nd a Negro girl named Evaline, to have and to hold to him and his heirs forever. He is also to have One Hundred Dollars to be paid by John M. Hensley, Wm. L. Hensley, Samuel Bromley & Presley W. Hensley, twenty five dollars each. Presley W. Hensley takes a negro boy named Peter and one named Andy, to have & to hold to him & his heirs forever. Andrew Jackson McBride & Nancy D. McBride his wife take a negro girl named Margaret and tone named Lethy, to have & to hold to them •.&,. their "--heirs forever. They are also to have One Hundred Dollars to be paid by John M. Hensley, William L. Hensley, Samuel Bromley & Presley W. Hensley, twenty five dollars each.
Mary Hensley has reserved for her portion out of the personal property of *said Estate an old gray mare, a young mare at Sixty Five Dollars & ten Dollars to make said mare seventy five Dollars, to be hereinafter paid by John M. Hensley, ten .head of sheep, six choice of cows & calves &is to have delivered to her at a suitable time for saving, Twelve Hundred pounds of good pork, fifteen year old shoats, two sows & pigs, one Gilt, fifty barrels of corn, two plows & one set of gear , Twenty bushels of wheat, Bacon enough to £.o her, the cotton & potatoes except five rows, two stacks of fodder & two of oats, all the household & Kitchen furniture & all in the house & kitchen except one bed & furniture to be given to Mrs. McBride, all the . . Turkees on the farm except four, all the chickens Ducks & Geese, Eight gallons of Whiskey, five bee gums, two **** & enough of leather to shoe the family, we convey to her and her heirs forever, and agree that the said Mary shall hold forever, free & quit of our claim, forty five acres and sixty poles of land to be laid off of the East end of an Eighty sere tract Grant No. 19509, Beginning on an Ash and running West so far that by running South to the original south boundary and East & North with the same to the beginning will make the said 45 acres & 60 poles. If there should be an excess in the tract of land when surveyed out, we give her an equal benefit with ourselves to be laid off in said 80 acre tract by a paralel line the whole length of the western boundary of the 45 acre & sixty pole tract in the same proportion that the excess divided by 4 will make, the said tract of forty five acres & 60 poles being the tract including the late residence of Lemuel Hensley, Deceased, on Butlers Creek in the County of Wayne & State of Tennessee, and the said Mary in consideration of said property releases all all further claim on said Estate.
Samuel Bromley & his wife Pernina agree to take a ten acre tract Grant No. 27003 and the balance of the Eighty acre tract so far as will his k5 acre & 60 poles, he also being entitled to his proportion of the excess, if any. Andrew J. McBride-and his wife Nancy D. agree to take their 45 acres & 60 poles North of Mary Hensley’s tract upon Swanegan Branch of Butler Creek, they also to be entitled to any excess there may be. Presley W. Hensley agrees to take his tract of 45 acres & 60 poles on Swanegan branch above the tract of Andrew J. McBride & wife, also having equal benefit of any excess there may be in said tracts, the true interest & meaning of this contract and agreement being to make the said four tracts of land equal in quantity.
In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands & affixed our hands-and seals the date above. The balance of the personal property we will divide equally among ourselves excluding the widow, and we will refund equally if necessary to pay Debts, the widow excepted. her Test. Wm. Davis Mary (X) Hensley P. W. Hensley Isom H. Guinn mark Sam Bromley Wm. L. Hensley her Pernina (X) Bromley J. M. Hensley mark A J McBride Mark H. Hensley (Note: my copy ends here. Donna Jenkins)[Thank you, Donna!]
Persanna Bromley Female 38 Tennessee Jasper Bromley Male 19 Tennessee James Bromley Male 17 Tennessee Nancy Bromley Female 15 Tennessee Perry Hensley Male 15 Tennessee Porter Hensley Male 14 Tennessee Benjamin Hensley Male 12 Tennessee Tennessee Hensley Female 11 Tennessee William Isom Male 20 Tennessee
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