The Hensleigh family of Wembury
Subtitle: Thirty-nine Generations, A Thousand Year History and Genealogy follows the family from France to Cornwall and Devonshire in England, and on to America and New Zealand
By: Edith Pease ; calligraphy by Terri Pease.
Publisher: Morgan Printers
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Fort Morgan, Colo. (307 E. Kiowa Ave., Ft. Morgan 80701)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: Hensley family.
First sentence: On the southern coast of England where Cornwall meets Devonshire lies the Parish of Wembury. You can still walk on the path that Thomas Hensleigh took fromhis home, Spirewell, to New Barton Farm where Ann Walters lived.
You can walk, as they would have, along the path to Wembury Church
where they worshiped, and on to Plymouth, about four miles. In Plymouth
Harbor you can see steps worn by the boots of Sir Frances Drake,
Captain Cook, and all the other Englishmen who sailed from Plymouth.
You can buy a map which shows the network of footpaths crisscrossing
Wembury. Spirewell and New Barton Farm are located on the map.
Description: Contents include these chapters: 
Acknowledgements,
A Footpath in Wembury,
Our Prideaux Line,
Our Devonshire Churches,
The Lydicks in Pennsylvania,
Hensleighs in Pennsylvania,
Morning Sun,
Pioneers of the Bluestem Prairie,
Kudos for the Tuechers,
A Hensleigh Down Under,
More Cousins,
WestCountry Revisted,
Genealogy,
Index
Notes: Pages 142 to 260, inclusive, provides genealogy for the Hensleigh, Lydick, Prideaux and Tuescher families. Includes index.