ALLOM HENSON

RT#1 MONROE

ALLOM HENSLEY WAS A FARMER AND HE HAD AROUND 11 CHILDREN. AFTER THEHENSLEY'S, LLOYD SMITH PURCHASED IT. THEN, IN 1955, WILLIAM MARTIN PURCHASED THE PROPERTY. HE RAISED 3 CHILDREN IN THE HOUSE & NOW USES IT AS A SHOP.

Survey ID

OV-760

Common name

MARTIN PLACE

Original use

Residential Structure

Ethnic / cultural affiliation

White, Not Hispanic

Survey-noted threats

Neglect/Deterioration

Type

building

County

Overton County

Sourced from the Tennessee Historic Resource Survey and the National Register of Historic Places. Some survey records carry limited detail.