Father: Joseph Ensley
Mother: Elizabeth Ann Canutt
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My grandfather, Henry Ensley, and his parents, Joseph and Eliza Canutt Ensley, went west to Oregon in an ox drawn covered wagon in 1852 out of Indiana by way of Missouri. When my grandfather was a young man, in 1872, he went to the Palouse country in eastern Washington state. He took out a homestead and went to the Clearwater River up above Lewiston, Idaho and cut logs all one summer and floated them down the Clearwater and then the Snake River. He and his wife, Mary Rice Ensley, built a house on his homestead near Almota, Washington. When Henry died at the early age of 58 he and grandmother gave each of their six children including my father, Dwight, and mother, Mary Rose, 160 acres of land. -Source: Grover W. Ensley
Source: Net note
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1860 United States Federal Census
District 5, Umpqua County, Oregon
Household Members:
Joseph Ensley 36 Ohio -Farmer
Eliza Ann Ensley 33 Indiana
Samuel Ensley 14 Indiana
Rosannah I. Ensley 11 Wisconson
Henry Ensley 9 Indiana ***
Abraham Ensley 7 Oregon
Sarah E. Ensley 5 Oregon
Alexander Ensley 2 Oregon
∼Died of consumption
He was a 58 year old married farmer
Interment at Onecho Cemetery
Mother: Elizabeth Ann Canutt
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My grandfather, Henry Ensley, and his parents, Joseph and Eliza Canutt Ensley, went west to Oregon in an ox drawn covered wagon in 1852 out of Indiana by way of Missouri. When my grandfather was a young man, in 1872, he went to the Palouse country in eastern Washington state. He took out a homestead and went to the Clearwater River up above Lewiston, Idaho and cut logs all one summer and floated them down the Clearwater and then the Snake River. He and his wife, Mary Rice Ensley, built a house on his homestead near Almota, Washington. When Henry died at the early age of 58 he and grandmother gave each of their six children including my father, Dwight, and mother, Mary Rose, 160 acres of land. -Source: Grover W. Ensley
Source: Net note
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1860 United States Federal Census
District 5, Umpqua County, Oregon
Household Members:
Joseph Ensley 36 Ohio -Farmer
Eliza Ann Ensley 33 Indiana
Samuel Ensley 14 Indiana
Rosannah I. Ensley 11 Wisconson
Henry Ensley 9 Indiana ***
Abraham Ensley 7 Oregon
Sarah E. Ensley 5 Oregon
Alexander Ensley 2 Oregon
∼Died of consumption
He was a 58 year old married farmer
Interment at Onecho Cemetery
Father: Joseph Ensley
Mother: Elizabeth Ann Canutt
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My grandfather, Henry Ensley, and his parents, Joseph and Eliza Canutt Ensley, went west to Oregon in an ox drawn covered wagon in 1852 out of Indiana by way of Missouri. When my grandfather was a young man, in 1872, he went to the Palouse country in eastern Washington state. He took out a homestead and went to the Clearwater River up above Lewiston, Idaho and cut logs all one summer and floated them down the Clearwater and then the Snake River. He and his wife, Mary Rice Ensley, built a house on his homestead near Almota, Washington. When Henry died at the early age of 58 he and grandmother gave each of their six children including my father, Dwight, and mother, Mary Rose, 160 acres of land. -Source: Grover W. Ensley
Source: Net note
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1860 United States Federal Census
District 5, Umpqua County, Oregon
Household Members:
Joseph Ensley 36 Ohio -Farmer
Eliza Ann Ensley 33 Indiana
Samuel Ensley 14 Indiana
Rosannah I. Ensley 11 Wisconson
Henry Ensley 9 Indiana ***
Abraham Ensley 7 Oregon
Sarah E. Ensley 5 Oregon
Alexander Ensley 2 Oregon
∼Died of consumption
He was a 58 year old married farmer
Interment at Onecho Cemetery
Mother: Elizabeth Ann Canutt
_______________________________________
My grandfather, Henry Ensley, and his parents, Joseph and Eliza Canutt Ensley, went west to Oregon in an ox drawn covered wagon in 1852 out of Indiana by way of Missouri. When my grandfather was a young man, in 1872, he went to the Palouse country in eastern Washington state. He took out a homestead and went to the Clearwater River up above Lewiston, Idaho and cut logs all one summer and floated them down the Clearwater and then the Snake River. He and his wife, Mary Rice Ensley, built a house on his homestead near Almota, Washington. When Henry died at the early age of 58 he and grandmother gave each of their six children including my father, Dwight, and mother, Mary Rose, 160 acres of land. -Source: Grover W. Ensley
Source: Net note
_______________________________________
1860 United States Federal Census
District 5, Umpqua County, Oregon
Household Members:
Joseph Ensley 36 Ohio -Farmer
Eliza Ann Ensley 33 Indiana
Samuel Ensley 14 Indiana
Rosannah I. Ensley 11 Wisconson
Henry Ensley 9 Indiana ***
Abraham Ensley 7 Oregon
Sarah E. Ensley 5 Oregon
Alexander Ensley 2 Oregon
∼Died of consumption
He was a 58 year old married farmer
Interment at Onecho Cemetery
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