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William Haburn (Haybourn)

prosenwald50 — 2008-02-22 03:52:11Z

Does anyone have any information on this person? I am told he was a wheat merchant in Alexandrea,Va. I'm looking for information on his ancestry. William was born 1791 in Virginia. He married Mary(Polly)Strong in 1815 at White Cottage, Muskingum, Ohio.

Re: Jones Family Monmouthshie WALES

tdreid194 — 2007-08-20 12:48:52Z

I have 3 Jones-
Elizabeth Clarisa Jones -b.1796 d.06Sep1876 she married a
Samuel Cable. (this on the internet)
Cable(woman)b.abt 1804 in Ashe Co., NC married a John Jones
James Frank Jones b 19 Oct 1821 in Lee Co, Virginia
died- 19 April 1904 married a Mary Elizabeth Habern
Wish I could be a help to you- So Sorry-

Jones Family Monmouthshie WALES

juliepainter25 — 2007-08-19 21:49:56Z

I have hit a wall in regards to my family trace, if anyone has any information about the Jones family, from Marshfield in newport, please help.
My gg grandfathers family lived here, they were Cattle Deales, they owned alot of property which was all name white gate, either farm, house cottage and so on, they mainley delt in pigs.
His name was Godfrey Jones and had a brother Trevor, his father was Fred Jones and Mother was Maria Rees from Michaelstone.
Fred Jones had 3 brothers, Godfrey, William and Alfred and 2 sisters Sarah and Mary ann.
Freds father was William Jones he married Ann.
William father was James Jones who married Sarah they had eight children six Boys and two girls,Edwin, William, John,Thomas, Mary Ann, Fredrick, Alfred and Sarah.
If anyone has any information regarding any of my relatives, please, please contact me.
Kind Regards
Julie

Re: Habern-Clifton

2006-09-26 13:10:54Z

There was a branch of Cliftons that came to the Decatur area from Kentucky via Oklahoma in the late 1800s early 1900s. It is possible they were related to your group. My branch came out of Kentucky via Bastrop to Cooke County.
David C.

Re: Habern-Clifton

2006-09-26 10:54:31Z

I don't think it is any kin- but we had a family named
Clifton that lived in Decatur years ago-
They had two sons- one was a Dr. - I think he lived in Lubbock and the other worked at some job in FortWorth and got killed on the way home-the one who lived here married a Luker- and she (75) had one son who is 46 years old- she lives in Denton-
The elder Clifton lived and died here I think-

Re: Habern

2006-09-25 13:27:10Z

Sorry about your loss.
I haven't talked to Vera or Gary recently. Glad to hear they're doing okay. I may drop Williams Mullins a line. regards,
David Clifton

Re: Habern

2006-09-23 23:55:00Z

Haven't heard from you lately. Wondered if you had done
any more on the Haburn Family. A Williams Mullins has some of the family on it.
w.mullins@nc.rr.com don't know if that will get him or not-
Aunt Vera was 90-- several months ago- and still doing
good- mind good- slowing down but good for age-
Gary is doing well in the family business-
His daddy isn't doing too well- we all are getting older-
I lost my husband this last May 1.
Let me know if you have gotten anything new on this family-
Dorothy Reid tdreid@isp.com

Catharine Hayburn - Cincinnati, OH

@@KMJ55598@aol.com — 2006-03-12 19:06:41Z

I am looking for some connections for Catharine Hayburn who married Bernard McPhillips in Cincinnati, OH in 1862. I would appreciate any hints as to who this lady was as I am at a stand still. Thank you for any help you culd give.

Re: Habern

xxdr24045477 — 2006-01-15 22:13:22Z

Some time has passed since trying to find about Habern-
Wondered if you might have found out anything new?
I have changed my e-mail address-
tdreid@isp.com

Re: Dorothy Reid

xxdr24045477 — 2006-01-15 22:13:22Z

I am very sorry I can't help you= there is no way possible that I could be related to you- do hope you find the person you are looking for=

Dorothy (Cocanougher) Reid

Re: Habern

2005-07-15 13:32:47Z

Dorothy,
Sorry to say that I haven't found anything further. Unfortunately, I still haven't retired and therefore haven't had a lot of time to go places and do any research. How about you? Do you know how Aunt Vera is doing. Gary left our company and went back to manage the family business in Decatur, and so I don't get much news on what's going on over there.
David Clifton

Re: Habern Family

tdreid194 — 2005-02-05 23:48:14Z

have changed e-mail address to
tdreid@isp.com
still looking for Haberns----

Re: Haburn History

2004-11-29 19:13:14Z

Phillip,
Don't know if you still look at this thread but I may have some contacts for you. JoAnn Haburn and Beth(Haburn) Hatch live in Cherokee, Iowa and were born and raised in Washta. They had three other sisters and four other brothers. One brother was named John. Not sure what the father's name was but he died before WWII. Mother's name was Gladys.

Re: Catherine Haburn, Habern, or Haburne

kristal1205 — 2004-02-20 05:23:20Z

jasper married mary skinner hayburn first and his second marriage to katherine anna stone which is where I descended from

Re: Dorothy Reid

2004-02-03 03:06:32Z

My Mom's birth name was Dorothy Reid. Do you think their is any connection?

Re: Dorothy Reid

tdreid194 — 2004-01-30 21:39:35Z

Your inquire about a Dorothy Reid-- I am a Dorothy Reid
but I married a Reid and was born in 1933--
Thought I would let you know I read it and maybe the one you want will answer it- tdreid@isp.com

Re: Dorothy Reid

tdreid194 — 2004-01-30 21:38:56Z

Your inquire about a Dorothy Reid-- I am a Dorothy Reid
but I married a Reid and was born in 1933--
Thought I would let you know I read it and maybe the one you want will answer it- tdreid@isp.com

Dorothy Reid

2003-10-24 17:15:49Z

I am looking for anyone that gave birth to a Dorothy Reid in 1953. My mother was adopted by the Kendrick's a few monthes after, and was in a foster home till the adoption was complete. The adoption was done by Catholic Charities.

William Blanton Bible

2002-11-02 17:32:50Z

see the following sites for a scanned copy and a transcription of the William Blanton Bible. It has information on Laura Blanton and A. C. Habern.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blantonroots/histor...

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blantonroots/histor...

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blantonroots/histor...

Haburn data on www.rootsweb.com

2002-10-29 02:35:58Z

Re: Habern narrative

2002-10-29 00:49:53Z

Before you go to Virginia next Summer, you may want to contact Jim Jessee and see if they are still holding the Jessee Family reunions in Russell County. That way you could kill two birds with one stone.

Re: Habern narrative

2002-10-28 06:25:34Z

I put the answer to your question to Buster in my reply to his note. Here is the information you requested.

Stephen Benjamin Franklin Haburn was a son of Andrew F. Haburn and Manasha Ann Jones.

Andrew F. Haburn was a son of Benjamin Franklin Haburn and Barbary Ann Gose.

For the record, I am not related to the Jones Family that intermarried with the Haburns of Turkey Cove, VA. I am related on the Gose and Jessee lines.

Re: Habern narrative

2002-10-28 06:16:07Z

The cemetery is in the Mew Community. I could take you there in person (I have been there twice), but I have a hard time describing how to get there, but here goes.

There is a 4 lane highway that runs on the west side of Castlewood. There is a road that runs west from it in an area I believe is called Banners Corner (Mew may be part of the name of the road). Take the road west. After a couple of miles +/- there will be a stream on the right and a road that runs along the west side of it. I can't remember if the road is paved or not, but I believe it is. Drive back a mile or two and there will be drive on the left just before the road appears to cross over the stream. I don't think the road really does, I think there is a sinkhole and the stream disappears. The drive on the left will take you to a trailer house. The cemetery is to the left of the trailer house. There are two cemeteries near the house. The one you want is the one on the right. If it helps. Ask any of the locals where the old Tanner Gose place is. You pass it on the road that runs on the west side of the stream. The old George Gose house was still standing when I was there, but it was abandoned. The trailer house is to the left of the old house. The locals may know the old George Gose house as the old Fanny Gose house. She was the last one to live there I believe.

The people in the trailer house were very nice. As a rule it is always best to get permission before trespassing.

Re: Habern narrative

2002-10-28 01:57:54Z

David I read your messages and I am a bit confused however my great grandfather was Stephen Benjamin Franklin Haburn and His son Charles was my Grandfather all those names are ingrained in me , so I would suppose whomever Stephen Benjamin Franklins, father was is my great great grandfather! My grandfather had about 17 Children I believe 12 by one wife 5 by another. Birdie Kirk was my grandmother, my father ERSKINE L. HABURNE was born about 1903. He has a sister still living, Molly Turner (age 90) and a brother HARVEY L. HABURNE aged 87. I want to put the family history together for my family back at least to my great great grandfather. Here is an interesting Item, my father and six of his brothers were in World War two at the same time, two or more of them were POW's and one was in the Bataan Death march and was written about some. Also there were articles written in the Virginia ( Pennington Gap area ) newspapers about it. The family reunion is at the Park in Pennington Gap Virginia and is open to everybody with , Haburne blood, near close, far, and, unknown. All the elders of the family are leaving us and we want to piece as much together as we can. I am sure you would be very Welcome to attend and bring yer kin!!!!!!! If you have my email send me address and I'll mail you more information. I am slow using this board with the message threads. Later Buster.....glad we're really getting some progress here!

Re: Habern narrative

2002-10-28 00:39:27Z

I have read your message and that is exactly who I am looking for information on. That is my grandfather and great grandfather. I have been to that graveyard many times and recently will also be going back to Pennington, Gap Virginia in June 2003. The HABURN, HABERN, HABURNE) families have instituted a standing family reunion the 3rd Saturday in June every year at the Park in Pennington Gap! Trying to include everybody. Can you send me any more information. Thanks Buster

Re: habern or haburn

2002-10-27 23:12:25Z

I have a Charles E. Haburn b. abt 1872 married 17 Oct 1898 in Lee County, Virginia to Birdie Kirk.

Charles E. Haburn was a son of Stephen Benjamin Franklin Haburn b. 28 Jan 1850 in Lee County, Virginia and died 17 Aug 1925 buried Habern Cemetery at Turkey Cove & Rebecca J. Allen b. 19 Mar 1853 in Lee County, Virginia d. 20 Jan 1908 buried Habern Cemetery at Turkey Cove.

Stephen B. F. Haburn was a son of Andrew F. Haburn and Manasha Ann Jones.

Andrew F. Haburn was a son of Benjamin Franklin Haburn and Barbary Ann Gose.

Re: Habern narrative

2002-10-27 23:02:44Z

I enjoyed your narrative. I descend from George Gose and Elizabeth Jessee through their daughter Dicy Gose (my 4th great grandmother). Elizabeth Jessee was George's first wife, not his second. Elizabeth Cowan was his second wfie. I have pictures of the tombstones of George and Elizabeth (Cowan) Gose. They were buried in the family cemetery on the farm George inherited from his father Stephen Gose. I have Thomas H. Haburn born about 1846 based on the 1850 US Census where he is living with his grandfather George Gose.

I have information on some the other children of Benjamin Franklin and Barbary Ann Gose. Let me know if you are interested in exchanging information.

Re: Habern narrative

2003-06-25 12:27:04Z

Bill,
Good to hear from you. I've found a few odds and ends since then but have been mostly diverted to another project. I'll be getting back to it soon. Thanks for the encouragement.

Keep in touch.

David Clifton

Re: Habern narrative

2003-06-24 22:27:13Z

David:

Last year, after finding your posted efforts on the Habern family I called you and we briefly discussed your work, which is the best I have found on our history. I wonder if you have made any additional progress on this topic. You are so far ahead of any other Habern I want to encourage you to continue. If you ever get to the Houston or Huntsville area I hope you will get in touch. My law office is listed in the phone books in both cities.

Keep up the good work,

Bill Habern

Response to Habern Narrative by David Clifton

2002-04-21 18:45:03Z

I am Wm. Terrell (Bill) Habern, the grandson of Grover Habern (who, according to your apparently well done history was the first son of Andrew Cowan Habern). I knew Charlie Hendriz and Dollie. I think I recall Ruth. My grandfather once told me he thought the family had connections to two brothers who were both doctors that settled in Nashville, Tenn. I have been told when I was representing a client in federal court in Nashville that there either was or is a Habern building in that city. Do you have any idea to the truth of such information?

Response to Habern Narrative by David Clifton

2002-04-21 18:45:01Z

John Haburn/1515 England

fateyez — 2002-04-06 03:09:30Z

Looking for info on John Haburn b.abt.1515. Married Abt.1536 Cottingham,Yorkshire,Eng. to Anna b.1542 d.Feb.1622.I would like to know who Johns parent's are.
Thank you,
W.C. Hansen

John Haburn/1515 England

fateyez — 2002-04-06 03:09:30Z

Looking for info on John Haburn b.abt.1515. Married Abt.1536 Cottingham,Yorkshire,Eng. to Anna b.1542 d.Feb.1622.I would like to know who Johns parent's are.
Thank you,
W.C. Hansen

Habern's

clifda — 2001-07-11 21:36:23Z

Dorothy, I replied to Buster on this. Look at it and if you're interested, drop me an email..Dave clifton

Habern

clifda — 2001-07-11 21:36:23Z

Dorothy,
Nice to hear from you. Yes, I work with Gary. He does a great job with our Feed Mill. My mother, Wanda Lou (Martin) Clifton, always talked a lot about her aunt Dollie Cocanaugher, and Vera and others. Mother passed away two weeks ago after being ill for a couple of years.

The narrative I posted is about all I have on our common ancestors...I can't get back past the original Andrew. One of these days when I retire, maybe I can do a little deeper research. As it is, I just have to peck around as time permits.
regards,
David Clifton

Habern's

clifda — 2001-07-11 21:36:23Z

I am a descendant of Benj. Franklin Habern, Sr. of Lee County.....via.. BF sr, BF jr, Andrew Cowan Habern, LouElla Habern, Wanda Martin, David Clifton (me). I have a nice narrative writeup that I did if you'd be interested. David Clifton

Habern narrative

clifda — 2001-07-11 21:36:23Z

Re: Habern narrative

jimcarol1 — 2002-04-21 03:36:37Z

Dear David Clifton,
you mentioned Hepburns of Hailes, etc in your piece on the Habern Family.

l was wondering if you have the surname 'De Hailes in your family history or anything on the name Hailes?

Regards Carol

haburn family

WmFritz — 2001-08-28 17:18:59Z

I don't think I have and Haburn family in the 1800's. Sorry.

Haburn History

phill21 — 2003-07-17 00:02:50Z

Does any one out there have any information on John Haburn from Washta Iowa. 1863-1920. I am most willing to talk about any haburn Family History . phill2@rangenet.com

Haburn

phill21 — 2003-07-17 00:02:50Z

Buster, I'm from Minn. with a last name of Haburn. Don't know what kind of help I could be, have only traced my folks back 3 generations. Sure would enjoy exchageing information. phill2@rangenet.com

Habern or Haburn

dorothyreidd — 2001-06-22 22:45:36Z

I am looking for connection for a George
Habern or Haburn. I have
George Habern
2. Benjamin Franklin Habern Sr. b 1807
in Russell Co. Virg mar. 1826
d. 1844 bur Turkey Cove Lee Co. Vir
married to a Barbara Gose
3 gen Benjamin Franklin Habern b 1839
in Lee Co. Vir mar. 1 Mar 1861 Lee Co.
d. 6 Jun 1920 Married a Mary Emily Wilson
His bro and sis are: Andrew F. 1827,
Mary Betty Elis b 6 Sept 1829
Teperance b 6 Oct 1854
George W. 1836 Benjamin Franklin, Thomas H.
b 1840, Eunice b 3 Mar 1842, Barbara Ann 6 Aug 1844.
Maybe you can find a connection.
tdreid@compuwise.net

Habern Family

dorothyreidd — 2001-06-22 22:45:36Z

I have more information tdreid@compuwise.net
I have the children of Benjamin Franklin Sr.

Habern Family

dorothyreidd — 2001-06-22 22:45:36Z

I just found out who you are. You work with
my cousin Gary Cocanougher. My little
Aunt Vera (85) talked a lot about your
family. Wish we could take the Haberns
back a little bit. Have gotten on the
jessee.org page tdreid@Compuwise.net
Several kin live in Decatur, Tex.

Catherine Haburn, Habern, or Haburne

BallardCastle — 2002-05-07 18:00:05Z

I'm trying to find out information on this lady that was married to Jasper Oiler. Any help here?

Re: Habern narrative