| Number | Persons' Names | Acres of Land | Wlhite Poles (Polls) | Black from
12 to 60 years |
| 104 | Jocob Hooss | 700 | 1 | |
| 105 | Peter Miller | 200 | 1 | |
| 106 | Thomas Carney | 520 | 8 | |
| 107 | John Hodges | 330 | 2 | 2 |
| 108 | Thomas Ensor | 45 | 1 |
| Wm Ensor | 2 males age 16 up
2 males under 16 |
6 females | |
| Abraham Ensor | 3 males age 16 up
3 males under 16 |
||
| Wm Ensor | 3 males age 16 up | 3 females | |
| George Ensor | 5 males age 16 up | 7 females | 2 slaves |
| Eliza Ensor | 1 male age 16 up | 1 female | |
| Darby Ensor | 1 male age 16 up
1 male under 16 |
1 female | |
| John Ensor | 2 males age 16 up | 7 females | 4 slaves |
Washington Co. Tennessee Deeds
| page 36-37 November 21, 1796 Thomas Endsor/Ensor, farmer to John Austin; 45 acres on Reedy Branch next to his other land. CONS: 25 lbs. VA money. ADJ: James Asup, Henry Long, Charles Cason. SIG Thomas Ensro. WIT: Ab'm (Bayles/Byler?), Anderson Smith. CT: November 1796. |
Tennessee 1830 Census Washington Co.
| Wm T. Ensor | 1 male age15-20
1 female age 15-20 |
2 males ages 50-60
1 female age 50-60 |
1 female age 80-90 |
ENSOR, Ruth, 1 Male 5-10, 2 Females 5-10, 1 Female 30-40. J131
ENSOR, William T., 1 Male 15-20, 1 Male 50-60, 1 Female 15-20, 1 Female
50-60, 1 Female 80-90. W-202
INSER, John H., 2 Males 15-20, 1 Male 20-30, 1 Female 15-20. CA-3
INSER, Thomas L., 1 Male 0-5, 2 Males 5-10, 1 Male 15-20, 1 Male 30-40,
1
Female 30-40. CA-9.
ENSOR, Ruth, 1 Male 10-15, 2 Females 15-20, 1 Female 40-50. J-305.
ENSOR, Eli R., 2 Males 0-5, 1 Male 5-10, 1 Male 10-15, 1 Male 30-40,
1 Female
0-5, 2 Females 5-10, 2 Females 10-15, 1 Female 30-40. CL-226.
ENSOR, John K., 1 Male 0-5, 1 Male 5-10, 2 Males 20-30, 1 Male 30-40,
2
Females 0-5, 1 Female 5-10, 1 Female 20-30, 1 Female 30-40, 1 Female
60-70.
JO-279.
ENSOR, William T., 2 Males 0-5, 1 Male 5-10, 1 Male 30-40, 1 Female
0-5, 1
Female 5-10, 1 Female 30-40. WA-194.
ENSOR, William T., 1 Male 5-10, 2 Males 10-15, 1 Male 60-70, 1 Female
10-15,
1 Female 60-70. WA-200.
Tennessee 1840 Census Washington Co.
| Wm T. Ensor, Jr. | 2 males under 5
1 female under 4 |
2 males ages 5-10
1 females age 5-10 |
1 male age 30-40
1 female age 30-40 |
||
| Wm T. Ensor | 1 male age 5-10 | 2 males 10-15
1 female 10-15 |
1 male 60-70
1 female 60-70 |
Tennessee 1850 Census Washington Co.
| 533-556 Sept 24
Martha Ensor |
78 female |
S.C. widow of Wm T. Ensor |
| 533-5577
Wm T. Ensor Martha D. John R. or K. Barbra Ann Eli Wm T. Sarah E. |
43 male 18 female 17 male 16 female 14 male 11 male 9 female |
Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. |
ENSAR, William A. 25, Naomi 23, Jonathan 3, Isaac 8/12, Ruth 50, Emiline TATE 6, America THOMPSON 20, T T, J-625-560.
ENSOR, Ely R. 40, Nancy 43, William 18, Hannah 20, Thomas 15, Edmund 13, Nancy 9, Ruth 7, Eli 2, T T, Ge-2028-548.
ENSOR, John 25, Lucretia 21, Eliza J. 3, John 1, Wm. 3/12, NC T, Wa-1359-394.
ENSOR, John K., 45, Trephasa 47, Lucretia 16, Alexander P. 14, Franklin C. 12, Sarah E. 11, Rebecca E. 9, Anna P. 7, William D. 5, Triphosa 3, T T, Ct-134-463.
ENSOR, Martha 78, SC, Wa-556-280.
ENSOR, Wm. T. 42, Martha D. 18, John J. 17, Barbra E. 16, Eli 14, Wm. P. 11, Sarah E. 9, T T, Wa-557-280.
ENZER, Thomas P., 60, Hannah 59, David J. 26, Madicai FEBRUARY 16, T T, Ct-7-380.
INZER, Wm. 35, Sarah 35, Dan L. 11, Martha 9, John 5, James 3, Mary 1, NC T, La-273-754.
Tennessee 1860 Census Washington Co.
| 945-945 District 8 July 14 P.O Jonesboro
Thomas Ensor Maranda Franklin Caroline Marion E. Margaret Pratt (daughter of Eliz. Ensor & neice to Thomas) |
26 male 29 female 5 male 3 female 2 male 5 female |
Tenn. Shoemaker
|
Source:
Faye E. Thompson
Pipe Creek, TX
9/29/94
Source: http://www.us-census.org/pub-ftp/tn/carter/1850/pg0231b.txt
ENSON, J. K. 55 (m), Tryphosa 56, Edna 20, Preston 18, William O. 16, Tryphosa 13, Ct-61.
ENSON, Wm. 53, Cary 26 (f), Malinda GOFOURTH 24, Wa-80-62.
ENSOR, Ed 34, N. 26 (f), B.C. SAMPSON 26 (m), Barbery 25, Geo. OWENS 45, Je-85-371.
ENSOR, Elizabeth 26, Wa-25-107.*
ENSOR, J. 11 (f), Je-80-368.*
ENSOR, John J. 33, Amanda 31, Jane A.R. 7, Hannah M. 4, George M. 3, Thomas P. 76, Su-74-42.
ENSOR, Thomas 26, Maranda 29, Franklin 5, Caroline 3, Marion E. 2, Margaret PRATT 5, Wa-134-197.
ENSOR, Wm. A. 35, Rilla 33, Jonathan 12, Dow 5, Luvina 1, Ruth 60, R.B. HUDDLESTON 21 (m), Pu-176-78.
INYER, WM. 48, Sarah 39, Daniel 17, Martha 17, John 15, James 14, Mary 8, Green B. 6, Elizabeth 5, Thomas 3, Henrey 1, O-37-44.
INZER, Alexander P. 21, HW-57-154.
| Brought over | 1148 |
| Thomas Castevens
Thomas Ensor |
2 |
| Carried Up | 1200 |
On March 5 1753, Thomas Ensor and Chris Drivers were named as sureties in the additonal account of Henry Brereton, admisistrator of Thomas Brereton, late of Baltimore County. the last record of Tlhomas Ensor may be found in St. Paul's Parrish, where as a "Mr. Thomas Ensor Jr." is shown as a warden (lay leader) of the parrish in 1754 and 1755. If this was the same Thomas Ensor it could indicate his father was also named Thomas Ensor.
| Enser, Thomas Tax Lists of 1774
Bush River Upper Hundred Orginal at Harford Co. Historical Society |
listed with Charles Deesan (Ref: U) |
| Ensor, Thomas. Conveyance from Matthew Talbott in 1779. | Ref: L Index to Land Record 1774 - 1790 |
| Ensor, Thomas. Conveyance to Thomas Hawkins in 1782 | Ref: L |
| Ensor, Thomas Over 18 in 1778 Gunpowder Upper Hundred | Ref: C Tax lists of 1778 |
| Ensor, William. Conveyance to William Thompson in 1774 | Ref: L |
| Ensor, William. Conveyance to William Smith in 1775 | Ref: L |
| Ensor, William. Fined as a Non-Associator in 1775 | Ref: N Non-Enrollers, Sept. 16, 1775 MD Hist. Soc. MS.1814 |
| Ensor,William. Head of houshold (10 white inhabitants) in Hardford Upper Hundred in 1783. | Ref: A Tax Lists of 1783 |
| Ensor,William. Land boundaries recorded in 1779 | Ref: L |
| Ensor,William. Security for Negro Ben in 1783 | Ref: A |
| Ensor,William. See "William Inser" in 1776. | Ref: V Tax List of 1776 |
| Ensor,William.Taxable in Harford Upper Hundred in 1778 | Ref: C |
| Ensor,William.Taxable in Gunpowder Lower Hundred in 1774, with taxable James Conner, and slaves Glago and Rose | Ref: U |
| Ensor,William. Treated by Dr. Archer in Dec. 1782 | Ref: D1 Gleenings from Medical Ledgers of Dr. Archer: Ledger "F" ( 1779-1790) |
| Ensor, Thomas |
| Owner | Tract Name | # Acres | # White
Males |
# White
Inhabitants |
| Ensor, Thomas | 3 | 7 |
The following was abstracted from Baltimore County Land Records, Libers
B#N through AL#D, plus other miscellaneous chancery and Judgement Records,
at the Maryland State Archives.
| Ensor, John, SR. | 70, July 2, 1764, BALR, B&N:308 |
| Ensor, John, SR. | c 70, s. of John, July 2, 1764 BALR, B&N:308 |
| Ensor, Thomas | c 50, October 1769, BALR AL#B:290 |
| Name | Event | Date | Location | Comments |
| George Ensor | C | Sept. 9, 1703 | Birmingham, Warwick | Re: Emmanuel Henry Clark |
| George Ensor | C | Sept. 9, 1704 | Saint Martin, Birmingham Enland | Father: George Ensor |
| John Ensor | C | Mar. 6, 1636 | Saint Mary Staf. | Father: George & Catherine Ensor |
| John Ensor | C | Oct. 23, 1640 | Holy Trinity The Less, London | Father: George & Alice Ezor |
| John Ensor | B | c. 1661 | Of Harborn, Staf. | Re: Henry Worley |
| John Ensor | C | Mar 23, 1668 | Plosworth, Warw. | Father: John Ensor |
| Thomas Ensor | C | Nov. 13, 1718 | Tissington Derby | Father: Edward & Anne Ensor |
| Thos. Ensor | C | Dec 1, 1718 | Tamwoth, Staf. | Father: John Ensor |
| Thomae Ensor | C | 1781 | Sheen (or Sheev?) | Father: Thomae & Mariae Ensor |
Edensor is a village in Derbyshire, England. Although it is thought that this is where the name originated from, there was a large amount of Ensor's in Warwickshire and Derbyshire and Staffordshire. I was told the name originated in Staffordshire. I do not know if this is true. The name is NOT a common one in England now.
Source: Margaret@ensor21.freeserve.co.uk
THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1607-1660 by Peter Wilson Coldham, Copyright
1987, Page 150-151:
ENSON, William 1635, 20 June, Persons to be
transported [from London] to Virginia in the "Philip," Mr. Richard Morgan,
after examination by the Minister of Gravesend. (Other surnames on
this ship included Gorham, Arundell.}
THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1700-1705 by Peter Wilson Coldham, Copyright
1992, Page 256:
ENZOR, John 1720, 08 August. The following
bound to John Dykes to serve 7 years in Maryland: John Enzor of White
Chapel, Middlesex, aged 18.
Recieved from Betty Ensor Thomas 1999
| page 229 | Marriage of Martha Costly & William Ensor Sept 4, 1766 |
| page 123 | Mary Costly & Thomas Ensor married Jan 27, 1739, son Wm. b. May
7, 1741; Thomas son, b. May 5, 1745;
son James b. Aug 23, 1746; Thomas son, b Nov 19, 1749; Elizabeth, dau. b. Nov 1754 |
| page 192 | James Costly & Mary Hill married Jan 3, 1744: William, son b. June 23, 1745; Martha, dau. b. Sept 12, 1747 |
| page 171 | Thomas, son b. Nov 6, 1756 |
| page 240 | Costly, James & Mary Hill (see p. 192 above) repeat |
| page 205 | Costly, Richard & Eliz. Rhodes m. July 7, 1752 |
| page 186 | Ensor, Thos. married Mary Talbot, Nov 22, 1770. Elinor, dau of same b. Jan 28, 1772 |
| page 264 | Ensor, Sarah & Humphrey Chilcoat m. March 3, 1772 |
| page 264 | Ensor, John & Dorcas Gorsich m. July 2, 1772 |
| page 217 | Hughdell, Wm & Mary Costley m. Jan 26, 1758 |
| page 222 | Hughdell, Wm & Hannah Beckman m. July 9, 1761 |
| page 61 | Rhodes, Eliz. dau. of William & Mary Rhodes b. Aug 30, 1721 |
| page 205 | Rhodes, Eliz. m. Richard Cosley July 7, 1752 |
MARYLAND MARRIAGES, 1634-1777 by Robert Barnes, Copyright 1975.
EDENFIELD, Orpha (d/o John Ensor, Sr.) m. William Markland, 19 Nov 1770,
St.
Pauls Parish, Page 117.
ENSOR, Abraham, m. Mary Merriman, 30 Jan 1750, St. Pauls Parish, Page
59.
ENSOR, Ann, m. John Stansbury, 12 Feb 1734, St. Pauls Parish, Page
170.
ENSOR, Elizabeth, m. Thomas Crane, 16 Sept 1707, All Hollows Parish,
Page 43.
ENSOR, George, m. Elizabeth Reeves, 24 Dec 1739, St. Johns Parish,
Page 59
ENSOR, John, m. Elizabeth Hines (Evans) 14 May 1700, All Hollows Parish,
Page
59.
ENSOR, John, m. Dorcas Gorsuch 02 Jul 1772, St. Johns Parish, Page
59.
ENSOR, John, Jr., m. Eleanor Todd (d/o Thomas Todd IV & Eleanor
Dorsey) 06
Mar 1753, St. Pauls Parish, Page 59.
ENSOR, Providence, m. John Gillcoat, 24 Dec 1771, St. Josephs Parish,
Page 69
ENSOR, Sarah, m. Humphrey Chilcoat, 03 Mar 1772, St. Josephs Parish,
Page 33.
ENSOR, Temperance, m. Solomon Bowen, 28 Nov 1751, St. Thomas Parish,
Page 18.
ENSOR, Thomas, m. Mary Costley 27 Jan 1739, St. Johns Parish, Page
59.
ENSOR, Thomas, m. Mary Talbott 22 Nov 1770, St. Johns Parish, Page
59.
ENZOR, William, m. Martha Costley 04 Sept 1766, St. Johns Parish, Page
59.
Edwd Cockey Baltimore to Gov Lee] October26 Sir There are several Commissions
wanting for the Officers of my Battalion, Capt Henry Howard has Resigned
and In forms me that he has given up his Commission to Your Excellency,
Beg that you will be pleased to Commission the following Gentlemen as officers
for that Company, Joshua Marsh, Capt. William Ensor first Lieut.
Aurthor Chineworth Second Lieut and James Hooper En sign. And also Commissions
for the following Gentlemen, as offi cers for Capt. John Cockey's Company,
who has resigned, and has not acted for some time; Benjamin Talbott
Capt. Vincent Talbott first Lieut Thomas Chineworth second Ditto and
Philip Pearce Ensign. Likewise Commissions for Officers in Capt. Luke Wyley's
Company who has been Dead some time, Vz. Richd Cromwell Capt Walter Bosley
first Lieut Wm Lane second Do and Nicholas Steven son Ensign. [Sam Huntington,
President, Philadelphia, to His Excellency October26 The Governor Lee]
Red Book No.7
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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland
August 10, 1753 - March 20, 1761
Letters to Governor Sharpe
1754-1765
At a Council held at the City of Annapolis on Wednesday the twenty
fifth Day of May in the seventh Year of his Lordship's Dominion, Annoq
Dom: 1757: Present His Excellency Horatio Sharpe Esqr Governor. The honourable
Benjamin Tasker Esqr Col: Chas Ham mond, & Col: Benj: Tasker. His Excellency
is pleased to lay before this Board the following Petition p. 185 To his
Excellency Horatio Sharpe Esqr Governor, and Commander in Chief in and
over the Province of Maryland. The humble Petition of Joseph Ensor of
Baltimore County Merchant. Sheweth. That your Petitioner is sole Owner
of the Schooner Anson Henry Costin Commander built on Patapsco River in
the Province aforesaid. That your Petitioner had on Board the said Schooner,
and before the Embargo laid two hundred Barrels of Flour, eighty Barrels
of Bread, and some Corn intended for some of his Majesty's Plantations
in North America.
That your Petitioner being on the Road to the City of Lib. J. R. Annapolis
in order to clear out the said Vessel intended as & U. S. aforesaid
having his full Cargoe on Board met on this Side Patapsco Ferry some Miles
a certain Mr Charles Christie who informed him after some Conversation
had between them that the Day before there was an Embargo laid upon all
Vessels, and that he might as well return back again, which your Petitioner
did accordingly. And forasmuch as the Goods on board the said Schooner
are likely to perish and rendered not merchantable without being relieved
by your Excellency, your Petitioner humbly prays you would order the said
Vessel and Cargo may be cleared out to such of his Majesty's plantations
as your Petitioner shall seem meet or to the Port of Norfolk in the Colony
of Virginia, and he will pray &c: 24 May 1757: Then came Henry Costin
Master of the Schooner Anson, before me the Subscriber one of his Lord
ship's the Right honourable the Lord Proprietary his Jus tices of the Provincial
Court and made Oath on the holy Evangelists of Almighty God, that the Bread,
Flour, and Corn mentioned in the above Petition were on board at the Time
therein mentioned. Sworn to before Geo.. Steuart Ordered upon reading the
aforegoing Petition of Joseph Ensor, that the Officers of the Customs at
the City of An napolis clear out for Norfolk in the Colony of Virginia
the Schooner Anson Henry Costin Master he having on Board the said Schooner
two hundred Barrels of Flour eighty Bar rels of Bread, some Indian Corn
and Lumber the said Henry Costin complying with all the Laws now in Force
in this province.
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