Alice "Ailsey" LNU

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"Ailsey" is a dimunitive for "Alice"...DAH

Suggested by some as a sister of Generals Charles and Joseph McDowell according to Dr. Emmet White, a Revolutionary War Historian, however Helen Money could find NO McDowell-Hennessee relationship in early NC.

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Alice married Patrick Hennessee(Virginia). Patrick (son of (Thomas Henesy) and (Catherine LNU)) was born in (1720-1730) in Ireland; died in 1795 in Burke County, North Carolina; was buried on 25 Oct 1795 in Tryon, Polk County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Residence (Family):
Citing this record: 1790 Census does show Patrick Hensy in Burke County, NC with 1 free white male over 16, 1 free white male under 16, 1 free white female and 3 other persons with no details. I can only assume these were slaves as the family had slaves listed on other census records.

1. James Hennessee was born in 1766 in Burke County, North Carolina; died in February 1851 in Warren County, Tennessee; was buried in Liberty Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, Warren County, Tennessee.
2. (Samuel Hennessee) was born in (~1770) in (Burke County, North Carolina).
3. John Hennessee was born in ~1775 in (Burke County, North Carolina); died in 1843; was buried in 1844 in Fairfield Cemetery, Lenoir, Caldwell County, North Carolina.
4. (Frances Hennessee) was born in (Burke County, North Carolina).
5. (Peter Hennessee) was born in (Virginia).
6. FNU Hennessee was born in (Burke County, North Carolina).
7. FNU Hennessee was born in (Burke County, North Carolina).