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Hensley Census Records - Bourbon Co., KY Tax Lists 1787-1800
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The "Personal Property" tax lists include every white male over age 21 (or over 16), referred to as polls, tithes, tithables, etc. The number of horses, cattle and slaves are also included on the lists. The columns vary somewhat from year to year. In some cases I condense the columns especially if they are not applicable. Refer to the originals to see what I might have left out.
In Kentucky, land was also included on the tax list when applicable.
In the table below I'll include the tax list data using the original spellings. The last column will be comments or a link to the web page for that family or person. I abstracted these tax listings from original records which I viewed myself via FamilySearch.org
Bourbon County, Virginia was formed in 1785 from Fayette County. In 1792 this area separated from Virginia and became the state of Kentucky.
1787-1793 No Hensley |
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1794 List Missing |
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1795 No Hensley |
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1796 List 3, David Purviance’s District |
Land |
White Tithes 21+ / 16-20 |
Black Males 16+ / Females 16+ / Total Blacks |
Horses / Cattle |
Comments |
Joseph Hensely |
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1-1 |
0-0-0 |
12-0 |
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William Hensely |
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1-0 |
0-0-0 |
4-0 |
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1797 No Hensley |
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1798 List Missing |
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1799-1800 No Hensley |
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Revised: April 10, 2022
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