Haines Family

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Comment by Pam Bolton on December 8, 2012 at 9:31pm

I'm also a member of the Aynho Historical Group, in Aynho, England.  They have record of Richard Haines of Aynho, traveling to America and purchasing 100 acres of land in New Jersey.  Aynho is a very small village in Northamptonshire (abt 700 population)

Comment by Pam Bolton on December 8, 2012 at 9:28pm

I'm descended from Jesse Haines, son of Solomon Haines, son of Carlile, son Richard Jr, son of Richard.  Jesse's daughter, Phoebe, married George Reason Rogers Sr.   George and Phoebe [Haines] Rogers were my 3x great grandparents.

Comment by Amanda Harper-Six on November 11, 2012 at 4:25pm

My Haines trace to Richard and Margaret as well. How accurate is the Book Richard Haines and his dec.published about 1904? I have read a lot the book and the sequel as well has lots of info but a vary tedious read. It lists my 5 gg. Jesse and Phoebe Haines of Nobel/Morgan Co. Ohio. Any one else come from this line.?

Comment by Gladys Berger on April 17, 2011 at 2:21pm

My Haines Family are from Burlington New Jersey,to Ohio. They were of Quaker faith.  Champain Co. Ohio   Logan Co. Ohio. Related Surnames---Sharp,  Rea,

Jacobs,Ricks ,Reames

Comment by Don W. Diminie, UE on March 23, 2011 at 8:36am

Hello all:

  My gg GM was Mary Jane Haines; mar Trayton Pearson abt 1848, their first child was born 1849. Traytons parents emigrated to OntarioCanada from Westham, Sussex, England.

I am unable so far, to find her parentage! Her death reg. says she was from Simcoe.

Here in Ontario, there's a Simcoe county and a town of Simcoe which is in another county (Norfolk) both areas have been checked todeath..no results.

There is also a Lake Simcoe in Ontario...a big lake that I'm sure touiches several counties...one being Ontario county. Its checked with negative results.

Mary Jane Haines was born ca 1827/28 and died 27 Feb 1902 in Napanee,

Lennox-Addington county, Ontario Canada

  The hope is that one of you is looking for her....(one can always hope)

Thanks.  Feel free to email me at famfind@cogeco.ca

Don

Comment by Debra Lobley on September 5, 2010 at 10:43pm

Hello Haines Family,
My family descended from Thomas Haines (1666-1753)-Richard and Margaret Leed's son. My paternal grandmother was a Haines. Her line of Haines settled in Indiana. I do have a question..Is there any connection between Richard and Margaret Haines and Deacon Samuel Haines???

Comment by Allen Lee Haines on December 27, 2009 at 7:17pm

Richard and Margaret (Leeds) Haines I was able to track back to England when the last name was Hayne then Haynes I got back to Richard Haynes And some lady with the last name Thomazine but no further any body have any info let me know

Comment by Lyla Horley on November 1, 2009 at 4:54pm

Hi

The Haines family I'm interested in are from Haynes, Bedfordshire England.

John Haines married Elizabeth Woodcroft 10/4/1761 Haynes and had children William 1762, Mary 1764, Sarah 1768, Frances 1771 and William 1774 all in Haynes.

Does anyone else have a connection to this family?

Regards
Lyla

Comment by Fran Barko on October 11, 2009 at 10:47am

Hi, my name is Fran. I have been reseaching my Haines Family for sometime. I'm not sure if the Haines I belong came from England or Germany. In census records I have found some say English and some say German. I know my ancestor were uel. I have researched it back to Joseph Haines. I would like to know if the names of Joseph Haines mother and father.

Comment by Liz Bugg on September 28, 2009 at 5:02pm

My great-grandfather was Stephen W. Haines, b.1823/24, somewhere in Canada I believe. He later lived in Perth County, Ontario. I have been unable to find his parents or any siblings. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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