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Samuel HAINES/HAYNES
Posted by Sharon Tabor <[email protected]> on Sat, 15 Jan 2000
Surname: HAINES, HAYNES, HENDERSON, COLE, STRAIGHT
Samuel HAINES/HAYNES b.1878 Allen Co KY, son of William and Cynthia Thompson HAINES, m. Jessie HENDERSON, per the marriage license of Mary HAYNES age 25 to Ed COLE age 24 1932, Barren Co KY. Mary COLE is given as a surviving niece of Ed HAINES b. 1888 Allen Co KY d. 1966 Warren Co KY. Also given as a surviving neice is Maggie STRAIGHT.
Any information on the family of Samuel HAINES/HAYNES would be appreciated. I cannot find this family in the KY Soundex of 1910 or 1920. Samuel was unmarried and living with his parents Wm.C. and Cynthia in 1900 Allen Co, KY.I also cannot find Samuel or Jessie in the KY Death records 1911-1986 microfilmed and on file at the KY Library, Western Ky University, Bowling Green, KY.
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BIRTH: DEATH: Allen County, Kentucky Cemetery and Graveyards Revisited Vol. 1
page 97 976.9732 V3g Family History Library, Salt Lake City.
BIRTH: 1900 Census of Allen Co., Kentucky
Lived in Twin Falls, Idaho. No children but had 2 or 3 step children. per Laura Jean Miller (HAINES)
Research of Laura Jean Miller
Lived in New Mexico. Her husband was a Doctor with the railroad. No children.
BIRTH: Research of Shelley Riherd, Glasgow, Kentucky
DEATH: Kentucky Archives Vol 019, Certificate 09196, Death volume 45
1870 Census of Barren Co. Ky.
Birth date from 1990 Soundex IndexMarried to Eliza Jane Read. Lived in Scottsville with a Fox
family who were related to the wife. He was a judge there.
1910 census of Allen Co.Dear Niece:
I wrote Mary Beals all I knew about my progenitors, sometime ago.
If I has known the importance of these things. I could have
gotten a large amount of information along those lines.Uncle Morgan Taylor took a lot of pains and time to compile an
account of all his kin on both his fathers and mother's people.
He was a fine hand to do such
a job. If I had seen that it would have been of
great interest to all us young folk.Grandmother was a Durham, born in 1812, a large portly woman.
Blond with light blue eyes of a reserved nature had two brothers,
Rodney and Ezekiel. Uncle Ezekiel was a physician and lived at
Fountain head, Tenn. One sister named Nancy. Grandmother's name
was Lousa. She married David Wareham Taylor. The had eight
children: William, Zorintha Permilia, Lucy Ann, Thomas Franklin,
David, James Morgan, Albert Claudiius and Louisa. William died
when about grown. My mother was born 1835. The old bible you
have shows you that.Grandmother was related to Lord Durham of England. Uncle Rodney
lived at Bethfrage, Tenn.Grandfather Taylor was of Scott-Irish blood. He was raised an
orphan boy. He was tall and rather slender build. He had the
biggest ears of any person I ever saw- fine conversationalists.I have heard him tell many incidents of his life which would be
of but letter interest to you. he was a practical joker in his
younger days. He died in 1880, at the age of 75. He was a
farmer the most of his life. A Republican in politics and a
Baptist in religion. Almost all of his children were lovers of
books and several were educated.The Riherds were quite a different kind of people, they were of
German origin.The original name Rinehart, I don't know where they came to U.S.-
-very eager I am certain. I feared that wee came out of that
crowd of Hessiens that George the Third hired to come over and
fight father George Washington but to my great relief I learned
to a certainty that they were here long before that time.Far back in the dim and distant past there was an Adam Rinehart.
He was not the Adam of Garden of Eden fame, however. He died
before I was born, being an octogenarian. I am also an
octogenarian would make his birth near 175 years ago. I think
this son, who was Jacob, came from Pennsylvania, I think he
married a woman name De Haven. I have got mixed up in the above.
Adam's son Jacob died before I was born at the age of over 80. He
was my grandfather. He sasses through the rice Smiths Grove Co.
and settled on a farm near Garnolical in Monroe Co. He could
have bought 200 acres of this rich country for the horse he rode
but there being no water there he could not have existed there.He had three sons, Isaac, Lewis and Eli, on daughter Linnie.
Isaac went to Missouri and raised a family there. Aunt Linnie
died in early womanhood. Se had a "growth" on her neck and a
doctor cut it out. Surgery was a primitive nature in those early
days and of course, he killed Aunt Linnie.Uncle Ed married young and father and grandfather Jake and Eli
all lived together. The two brothers worked together and they
raised a lot of tobacco. The would ship it down Barren River, on
into Green River, and into the Ohio and down the Fathers of water
to New Orleans. There they sold tobacco, flatboat and all and
returned by steamer.They were industrious and prosperous. Father married at the age
of forty and mother was seventeen. I guess your father has told
you all that would be of interest to you. Glad you had so nice a
trip to Florida.
Uncle FrankRiherd Genealogy
John Riechardt 1715-1787. Came from the Rhine Valley or
Palatine, Germany. Sailed from Rotterdam, Holland. Touched
ports in England and landed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Conrad Richards, 1747-1807. Probably from that part of old
Augusta, Now Pendleton Co. between the forks of the Potomac and
disappeared from records about 1807.Jacob Richards, 1771, born in Virginia, now West Virginia, about
1771. Left there about 1804. He was in Tennessee in 1820.
Received land grants on Long Creek. Summer Co., Tenn. in 1826.
Isaac, Eli, Lewis.Issac Richards, 1802 born in Virginia in 1802. Was in the 1830
census of Sumner Co., Tenn. Also, 1840 but his name was spelled
"Richard". In 1840, he had three sons and three daughters.
Lived in Schuyler Co., Missouri in 1860. In 1880 he lived near
Lancaster, Prairie Township.The three sons of Isaac Richards were John Lewis Riherd, Eli
Riherd, and David Riherd.Lewis or rather John Lewis Riherd was born in 1830 in Tennessee.
Noah Arthur Riherd, his son, 1858-1918, born March 10, 1858 in
Schuyler Co., Missouri. Emigrated to Erath Co. in 1871. Married
Jan. 12, 1882. Died Jan. 18, 1918 at Rotan, Texas. Buried at
Lower Greens Creek near Harbin, Erath Co., Texas.Paul T. Riherd is the one whom I wrote some few days ago.
BIRTH: Riherd Family by Shelley T. Riherd, 1996 p. 235
DEATH: Riherd Family by Shelley T. Riherd, 1996 p. 235
MARRIAGE: Riherd Family by Shelley T. Riherd, 1996 p. 235
1870 Census of Barren Co. Ky (age 2 in 1870)
ORDINANCES: Not in IGI 12/4/99