Sarah Anna SHELY

Infant daughter of H. and S.A. Hardesty, born and died 7 Jan 1845 and is buried in the Shely Cem, homestead, Lexington, Fayette Co,, KY

1850 Census, Fayette Co, KY; page 124
Sarah A Hardesty, age 33 (born abt 1817)
Henry, age 29 (born about 1821)
Magdalena, age 9 (born abt 1841)
J. H., age 7 (about 1843)
?J Hardesty, age 4 (about 1846)
George A, age 2 (about 1848)

1860 Census, Fayette Co, KY
Henry Hardesty, age 42 soap and candle Manuf.
S A Hardesty 39
M S Hardesty 18
J H Hardesty 17
C C Hardesty 14
G W Hardesty 12
D L Hardesty 10
B F Hardesty 6
W F Hardesty 3

1870 Census, Fayette Co, KY, pg 191m, Grocer (RT)
Hardesty, Henry, age 50, , Grocer (RT), born KY
Sarah
David
Benjamin
William
Bruce
Also listed is Judith Hardesty

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Census Place
3rd Ward, Lexington, Fayette, Kentuck Page Number¬†¬†330A ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†

Henry Hardesty 62¬†KY¬†Farmer And Grocer¬†MD¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Sarah A. HARDESTY¬†¬†Wife¬†59¬†¬†KY¬†¬†Keeping House¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Margaret BRYANT¬†¬†Dau¬†38¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†William D. BRYANT¬†SonL¬†¬†43¬†¬†KY¬†¬†Grocer¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Sarah BACON¬†¬†GDau¬†¬†S¬†12¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Mary BACON¬†¬†GDau¬†¬†8¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Margaret BACON¬†¬†GDau¬†¬†7¬†¬†KY¬†¬†Attending School¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Mary ROBINSON¬†¬†Other¬†¬†MU¬†¬†27¬†¬†KY¬†¬†Cook¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†William F. HARDESTY¬†¬†Son¬†¬†S¬†¬†¬†23¬†¬†KY¬†¬†Clerk In Grocery¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†
¬†Benjamin F. HARDESTY¬†¬†S¬†¬†¬†25¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†¬†KY¬†

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Notes for Henry (Spouse 1)

Directory of the City of Lexington‚Ä®and County of Fayette‚Ä®For 1838 & '39
Hardesty Henry, 115 acres, near Maysville Turnpike, 6 1/2 m.

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