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Polly Ann Haney

Birth3 Mar 1838 - Gainesboro, Jackson County, Tennessee, USA
Death14 Apr 1927 - Baxter, Putnam, Tennessee
MotherMeriah Sanders
FatherJohn Haney

Born in Gainesboro, Jackson County, Tennessee, USA on 3 Mar 1838 to John Haney and Meriah Sanders. Polly Ann Haney married Benjamin Asberry Hensley and had 10 children. She passed away on 14 Apr 1927 in Baxter, Putnam, Tennessee.

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Parents
John Haney
1810 - 1895
Meriah Sanders
1820 - 1896
Spouse(s)
Benjamin Asberry Hensley
1837 - 1917
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Martha Dee Hensley
1857 - 1932
Sallie Jane Hensley
1876 - 1965
Lady Mariah (Hensley) Smith
1868 - 1931
Katie Elizabeth Hensley
1860 - 1941
America Hensley
1859 - 1937

John B Hensley
1874 - 1951
George Hensley
1871 - Unknown
Ben A Hensley
1896 - 1955
Maude Clara Hensley
1898 - 1917
Ben Asbury Hensley
1865 - 1949

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