In 1838, Theophilus Hansel and his half-brother, William Hinson, traveled from North Carolina to Henry County and bought a 101-acre farm. Theophilus and his wife, Nancy Wyatt Hansel, had 12 children. The family raised corn, tobacco, horses, mules, chickens, and pigs.
Family history reports several stories from the Civil War period. During these years, the farm and house were occupied by Union troops.
Family history reports several stories from the Civil War period. During these years, the farm and house were occupied by Union troops.
In 1838, Theophilus Hansel and his half-brother, William Hinson, traveled from North Carolina to Henry County and bought a 101-acre farm. Theophilus and his wife, Nancy Wyatt Hansel, had 12 children. The family raised corn, tobacco, horses, mules, chickens, and pigs.
Family history reports several stories from the Civil War period. During these years, the farm and house were occupied by Union troops.
Family history reports several stories from the Civil War period. During these years, the farm and house were occupied by Union troops.
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* Henry Hinson (20690094) is Theophilus' half brother.
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