From there I did a little exploring of records from Dooly County, where Lucy and Abe Newman married, and found in the 1840 census an H.W. Fenn (spelled Fann), with the following household profile: 1 male 5-10; 1 male 10-15; 1 male 20-30; 1 male 50-60; 1 female 10-15; 1 female, 40-50. Since Lucy had an older brother named Henry Ward Fenn, I figured this H.W. Fenn must be her grandfather. The male in his 20's might be Eli, and the female between 10-15 might even be his wife, Mary Jane, as the IGI record indicates she was born in 1826, and that their first child was born in Spring 1841.

1. Henry Ward Fenn, b. 9 Mar 1841
2. Lucy Fenn, b. 2 Jul 1845; m. Abraham William Newman
3. Nancy Elizabeth Fenn, b. 21 Mar 1846
4. John Calvin Fenn, b. 24 Aug 1847
5. Sallie Kellum Fenn, b. 1 Oct 1849
6. Jane Ann Fenn, b. 5 Feb 1853(sic)
7. Zacharias Fenn, b. 10 Mar 1853(sic)
8. Joseph Collier Fenn, b. 21 May 1857
9. Susan B. Fenn, b. 7 Sep 1859
10. Henry Russell Fenn, b. 21 Jun 1861
11. Annie Fenn, b. 1863
12. Simon Royal Fenn, b. 17 Feb 1868
13. Thomas Hudson Fenn, b. ca 1869