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Family Group Sheet for Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr Family Group Sheet for Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr Husband: Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr Birth: 26 Oct 1835 in Bedford Co., Tennessee Death: 07 Sep 1924 in Livingston Co., Missouri Burial: Blue Mount Cemetery, Livingston Co., Missouri Marriage: 29 Jan 1856 in Livingston Co., Missouri Father: Enoch Porter HAYNES Sr Mother: Mary Eleanor Patton Wife: Mary Jane Rebecca Russell Birth: 23 Sep 1838 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia Death: 21 May 1911 in Chilicothe, Livingston Co., Missouri Burial: 22 May 1911 in Blue Mount Cemetery, Livingston Co., Missouri Father: Thornton Russell Mother: Rebecca Jane Pulliam Children: 1 Name: Louise Catherine Haynes F Birth: 09 Dec 1856 in Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 03 May 1905 in Avalon, Livingston Co., Missouri Burial: Avalon Cemetery, Livingston Co., Missouri Marriage: 20 Apr 1876 in Livingston Co., Missouri Spouse: Cyrus Eugene Eastman 2 Name: Sarah Parthenia Haynes F Birth: 25 Dec 1858 in Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 20 Jul 1913 in Blue Mound, Livingston Co., Missouri Burial: Blue Mound Cemetery, Livingston County, Missouri Marriage: 30 Sep 1878 in Livingston Co., Missouri Spouse: Charles Wesley Zirkle 3 Name: Francis Haynes M Birth: 08 Feb 1861 in Livingston Co., Missosuri Death: 16 Apr 1865 in Livingston Co., Missosuri 4 Name: John Thomas Haynes M Birth: 27 Nov 1863 in Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 03 Apr 1880 in Livingston Co., Missouri Burial: Blue Mound Cemetery, Livingston County, Missouri 5 Name: George William HAYNES M Birth: 10 Mar 1868 in Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 10 Jun 1936 in Hale, Carroll County, Missouri Burial: 12 Jun 1936 in Brush Creek Cemetery, Collins, MO Marriage: 07 Mar 1889 in Avalon, Livingston County, Missouri Spouse: Quillie Hester Miller 6 Name: Edna Haynes F Birth: 25 Mar 1872 in Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 25 Mar 1872 in Livingston Co., Missosuri 7 Name: Samual Haynes M Birth: 26 Dec 1874 in Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 09 Mar 1875 in Livingston Co., Missouri Page 1 of 8 Wednesday, April 21, 2010 9:41:15 PM Family Group Sheet for Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr 8 Name: Nora Lucinda Haynes F Birth: 21 Jan 1876 in Blue Mound, Livingston Co., Missouri Death: 14 Dec 1951 in Smithville, Clay Co., Missouri Burial: Avalon Cemetery, Livingston Co., MO Marriage: 25 Dec 1894 in Avalon, Livingston Co., Missouri Spouse: Ole Estle Burgard Notes Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr HUSBAND - Enoch Porter HAYNES, Jr. June 5, 1994 From the manuscript of Kenneth E. Haynes. Enoch Porter Haynes, Jr., went by the name of Porter. He was five years old when his family moved from Tennessee to Livingston County, Missouri in 1840. Porter was about the same age as his father Enoch Porter, Sr., when his family moved from North Carolina to Tennessee. Porter Haynes spent his entire life in and around Northern Missouri. It is uncertain what his normal occupation was. It was related by John Hoyt, a friend of Porter's son, George William Haynes, that Porter did some farming, worked for the Ice Company, and for a local Creamery. Not much about the personality of Porter is known. It is believed that he was not a religious man, but he was well liked and honest. Marriage Record, Ancestry.com, Enoch P. Haynes, Mary Jane Russell, Officiator: Benjamin Knox, J.P. 29 Jan 1856. http://search.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1171&iid=vrmmo1833_c43035-0104&fn=Enoch+P &ln=Haynes&st=r&ssrc=&pid=10598128 FHC, microfiche IGI, MO, marriage record, 29 Jan 1856, pg 11,127, Source M515391, Sheet 0523. 1850 Federal Census, Family 64, District 15, Carroll Co., MO, age 16, living w/parents 1860 Federal Census, #501, Grand River Twp, Livingston Co., MO Haynes, E. P. 23 M Tenn Mary 21 F Va Louisa 4 F Mo Parthenia 2 F Mo 1870 Federal Census, #9-9, Fairview Twp, Livingston Co., MO Haynes, E. P. 34 Farmer 900/500 Tenn Mary Jane32 Va Louisa C 14 Mo Sarah P11 Mo John T 7 Mo George W 2 Mo 1880 Federal Census, #259-265, Fairview Twp, Livingston Co., Mo, listed under Porter Haynes, living with wife Mary, son George and daughter Nora. 1900 Federal Census, reveals Enock P. Haynes, b.Oct 1835, age 64, living with nephew, Lorenzo Haynes, #101-101, Fairview Twp, Livingston Co., MO 1910 Federal Census, reveals Enoch Porter Haynes, age 74, living with sister Margaret A. (Haynes) Keltner, Trotter Twp, Carroll Co., MO 1920 Federal Census, Fairview, Livingston Co., MO, family 53/53 Haynes, Porter 83 TN, living with Olie Burgard family Transcript of will of Enoch P. Haynes, recorded, pg 10, Livingston Co., MO Will Book B. Livingston County genealogical Society - Lifelines Vol 6, No 4, pg 102. Enoch P. Haynes is mentioned as a child in the Will of Enoch P. Haynes. Place and date of burial from Death Certificate Photo of gravestone on file Page 2 of 8 Wednesday, April 21, 2010 9:41:15 PM Family Group Sheet for Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr Notes (con't) Photo of gravestone on file June 6, 1998 Copy of Death Certificate on file. http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1924/1924_ 00026128.TIF&Fln=1387127.pdf WIFE - Mary Jane RUSSELL Mary Jane Russell Haynes was born in Lunenburg County, Virginia, in 1838. It is uncertain when her father Thornton Russell, moved his family to Missouri. It is believed they stayed in Kentucky a short time before continuing on to Missouri. Thornton Russell is listed in the 1850 Census in Livingston County, Missouri. Mary Jane was believed to be a very religious person. It was related by Mrs. Ida McCormick, a decendant of Richard Russell, Mary Jane's brother, that the Grandchildren of Mary Jane would rather stay with the other Grandparents because Mary Jane would force them to study the Bible during their entire stay. In the last of their years, Porter and Mary Jane lived apart. Mary Jane lived with her daughter Nora (Aunt Noan) Burgard, until her death in 1911. After Mary Jane's death, Porter lived with his daughter Nora, until he died in 1924. CHILD 1 - Louise Catherine HAYNES June 28, 1994 FHC, IGI, microfiche - marriage to Cyrus Eugene Eastman. From news article Chillicothe, MO Constitution, Monday, May 4, 1905, "Mrs Eliza Carpenter Dead." typo, should have been Eastman, not Carpenter. Submitted by Marie Dryden, 437 Elm St., Chillicothe, MO. 64601-2610. CHILD 2 - Sarah Parthenia HAYNES June 28, 1994 FHC, IGI, microfiche - marriage to Charles Wesley Zirkle. CHILD 3 - Francis HAYNES Died, age 4 years. CHILD 4 - John Thomas HAYNES Died, age 16 years. CHILD 5 - George William HAYNES CHILD 6 - Edna HAYNES Died, as enfant. CHILD 7 - Samual HAYNES Died, as enfant. CHILD 8 - Nora Lucinda HAYNES Mary Jane Rebecca Russell June 2, 1994 Manuscript of Mary and Kenneth Haynes, Bakersfield, CA June 6, 1994 Mary Jane Russell Haynes was born in Lunenburg County, Virginia, in 1838. It is uncertain when her father Thornton Russell, moved his family to Missouri. It is believed they stayed in Kentucky a short time before continuing on to Missouri. Thornton Russell is listed in the 1850 Census in Livingston County, Missouri. Mary Jane was believed to be a very religious person. It was related by Mrs. Ida McCormick, a decendant of Richard Russell, Mary Jane's brother, that the Grandchildren of Mary Jane would rather stay with the other Grandparents because Mary Jane would force them to study the Bible during their entire stay. In the last of their years, Porter and Mary Jane lived apart. Mary Jane lived with her daughter Nora (Aunt Noan) Burgard, until her death in 1911. Porter, after Mary Jane's death, lived with his daughter Nora, until Page 3 of 8 Wednesday, April 21, 2010 9:41:15 PM Family Group Sheet for Enoch Porter HAYNES Jr Notes (con't) Noan) Burgard, until her death in 1911. Porter, after Mary Jane's death, lived with his daughter Nora, until he died in 1924. 1910 Federal Census, Fairview Twp, Livingston Co., MO, 4 MMay 1910, family 38/38 Zirkle Charles W 52 OH Sarah P 51 MO Lyda M 21 MO Willie C. 17 MO Margie M 9 MO Haynes, Mary J. 71 VA, mother-in-law June 6, 1998 Copy of Death Certificate on file. indexed under "Hanes" http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1911/1911_ 00018298.TIF&Fln=189681.pdf Photo of gravestone on file. November 6, 1994 Copy of news article from the Chillicothe, MO Constitution, Monday, May 22, 1911, obituary, M. J. Haines, died, Sunday, May 21, 1911. Louise Catherine Haynes 29 Feb 2008 One World Tree June 2, 1994 Manuscript of Mary and Kenneth Haynes, Bakersfield, CA June 28, 1994 Located marriage record FHL, IGI microfiche records, Source M515392, 1077 November 6, 1994 Error in name in obituary: Should have been Eastman, not Carpenter. From news article Chillicothe, MO Constitution, Monday, May 4, 1905, "Mrs Eliza Carpenter Dead." "Mrs. Eliza Carpenter, Wife of C.E. Carpenter, the postmaster at Avalon, died at her home in the town Wednesday morning about 4 o'clock from nervous prostration and liver trouble, aged about 45. She is survived by her husband, three daughters and one son; by her father and mother, Porter Haynes and wife, who resides in Avalon, and by two sisters, Mrs, Charles Zirkle and Mrs. Ola Burgart, both of Avalon, and one brother, George Haynes, of Trenton. Mrs. Carpenter was reared in Fairview Township and was a woman of many virtues. Submitted by Marie Dryden, 437 Elm St., Chillicothe, MO. 64601-2610. 6 Oct 2008 Burial: Avalon Cemetery, 23353 Hwy 65, Chillecothe, MO 64601, Section 4, Lot 7, grave 6.
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