Leonard Henley and Mrs Elizabeth (Dandridge) Aylett were married on 31 Jan 1779, according to Elizabeth's family Bible that she kept so meticulously.
Son of Cornelius Turner Henley, according to a genealogy given in the Daily Press, Newport News, Virginia, 14 Dec 1969, p120. Mother was Mary Warburton. It goes on to give Leonard and Elizabeth's sons' names:
Captain Robert Henley, USN
Commodore John Dandridge Henley, whose descendant, Mrs Luce, wife of Admiral Luce, USN, was the author of the Mss-DAR.
NOTE TO DC MASON: You sent me a message with a question, but you have set your account to "not receive" messages. So, if you happen to be reading this . . . I have not refused to add his birth year and location (location was not submitted to me, by the way). I merely asked you for proof that I could verify. You mention "all records", so please feel free to send me a link or name for all those records, and I'll gladly look into it. I like to make sure that any memorials I manage pass along only information that can be verified. Just trying to keep it helpful. So, feel free to re-submit the edits, as I mentioned in a prior note to you, with proof sources. (Online family trees are not proof of anything, I'm afraid.) Looking forward to working with you. Mrs G.
Son of Cornelius Turner Henley, according to a genealogy given in the Daily Press, Newport News, Virginia, 14 Dec 1969, p120. Mother was Mary Warburton. It goes on to give Leonard and Elizabeth's sons' names:
Captain Robert Henley, USN
Commodore John Dandridge Henley, whose descendant, Mrs Luce, wife of Admiral Luce, USN, was the author of the Mss-DAR.
NOTE TO DC MASON: You sent me a message with a question, but you have set your account to "not receive" messages. So, if you happen to be reading this . . . I have not refused to add his birth year and location (location was not submitted to me, by the way). I merely asked you for proof that I could verify. You mention "all records", so please feel free to send me a link or name for all those records, and I'll gladly look into it. I like to make sure that any memorials I manage pass along only information that can be verified. Just trying to keep it helpful. So, feel free to re-submit the edits, as I mentioned in a prior note to you, with proof sources. (Online family trees are not proof of anything, I'm afraid.) Looking forward to working with you. Mrs G.
Leonard Henley and Mrs Elizabeth (Dandridge) Aylett were married on 31 Jan 1779, according to Elizabeth's family Bible that she kept so meticulously.
Son of Cornelius Turner Henley, according to a genealogy given in the Daily Press, Newport News, Virginia, 14 Dec 1969, p120. Mother was Mary Warburton. It goes on to give Leonard and Elizabeth's sons' names:
Captain Robert Henley, USN
Commodore John Dandridge Henley, whose descendant, Mrs Luce, wife of Admiral Luce, USN, was the author of the Mss-DAR.
NOTE TO DC MASON: You sent me a message with a question, but you have set your account to "not receive" messages. So, if you happen to be reading this . . . I have not refused to add his birth year and location (location was not submitted to me, by the way). I merely asked you for proof that I could verify. You mention "all records", so please feel free to send me a link or name for all those records, and I'll gladly look into it. I like to make sure that any memorials I manage pass along only information that can be verified. Just trying to keep it helpful. So, feel free to re-submit the edits, as I mentioned in a prior note to you, with proof sources. (Online family trees are not proof of anything, I'm afraid.) Looking forward to working with you. Mrs G.
Son of Cornelius Turner Henley, according to a genealogy given in the Daily Press, Newport News, Virginia, 14 Dec 1969, p120. Mother was Mary Warburton. It goes on to give Leonard and Elizabeth's sons' names:
Captain Robert Henley, USN
Commodore John Dandridge Henley, whose descendant, Mrs Luce, wife of Admiral Luce, USN, was the author of the Mss-DAR.
NOTE TO DC MASON: You sent me a message with a question, but you have set your account to "not receive" messages. So, if you happen to be reading this . . . I have not refused to add his birth year and location (location was not submitted to me, by the way). I merely asked you for proof that I could verify. You mention "all records", so please feel free to send me a link or name for all those records, and I'll gladly look into it. I like to make sure that any memorials I manage pass along only information that can be verified. Just trying to keep it helpful. So, feel free to re-submit the edits, as I mentioned in a prior note to you, with proof sources. (Online family trees are not proof of anything, I'm afraid.) Looking forward to working with you. Mrs G.
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