Hadaway - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hadaway/Walbert

sheppard150 — 2009-06-25 23:17:24Z

Thomas B. Hadaway is my Great great grand father. His son James Hadaway had a son Thomas C. Hadaway sr. who had my father Thomas C. Hadaway jr. If I can help you in any way please let me know.

Tammy Hadaway-Sheppard

Re: Thomas Hadaway

sheppard150 — 2009-06-25 18:06:10Z

You and Our brotheer were not the only children. My father was also Thomas Hadaway. Our father had two sons. I guess you never met the other.

Re: Hadaway DNA Project

sheppard150 — 2009-06-25 17:52:13Z

My name is Tammy D. Hadaway sheppard. My father was Thomas C. Hadaway. my grandparents were Thomas C. Hadaway Sr. and Sara A. Hadaway-Haddaway. I am related to both sets of Hadaway's. My grandfather often told stories of our family from England. I really don't remember to much I was yongh when they all died. I would love to know more about your project.
Tammy

Re: Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-06-18 11:28:52Z

I included my e-mail address in my last post, but here it is again:

scbevers@comcast.net

Stan

Re: Hadaway

tamagravittkeahey — 2009-06-18 01:56:24Z

Really glad to get your reply.

Sorry but I am not aware of any DNA testing. Since I am not a member of Ancestry.com at this time, I don't know how to contact you.

Re: Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-06-16 20:35:13Z

We plan to go to print at the end of the summer. This will be a private printing by myself and a few other researchers, so we don't have the constraints of a publisher or hard dead-line. This book will be distributed to the various county libraries where related Hadaway/Hattaway/Hathaway families lived.

If anyone has anything to contribute to this group effort, please contact me ASAP so we may include your information. I think most serious researchers are already familiar with the DNA Project, so please specify to which line you wish to contribute.

Thanks.

Stan

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Hadaway

MarypatDrummond — 2009-06-16 20:15:36Z

Stan,

When will the book be available. I have a little info about the Hadaways as they relate to my Drummonds, Rays & Almons.

MP in TX

Re: Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-06-15 04:58:37Z

This is the same family.

Reverend Amos Hadaway is the younger brother of my 4th G Grandfather, Wilson Hadaway, who died young in 1813, probably from injuries in the War of 1812. Wilson left a widow, Aley King Hadaway, and a baby son, William (my 3rd G Grandfather). Aley Hadaway is found in the 1820 Wilkes Co, GA Census, living in between Amos Hadaway, her brother-in-law, and Richard King, her father. Amos is married to another daughter of Richard King, Rodicie.

Shortly after this 1820 Census, Aley Hadaway marries James Huckabay. As a veteran's widow, Allie had drawn land in Hall Co, GA, so she moves there with her young son and new husband. James Huckabay raises young William Hadaway as his own, but William retained Hadaway as his name. James Huckabay leaves William Hadaway a one eighth portion of his estate, equal to that of his seven other children with Aley King Hadaway Huckabay.

One of the Huckabay children, James Turner Huckabay, will marry a daughter of the Reverend Amos Hadaway, Mary Morris Hadaway.

As such, you and I descend from the parents of Wilson & Amos Hadaway (Thomas Hadaway RS NC & Lavinia Morris), as well as Wilson's widow, Aley King.

Contact me directly for more information.

Stan

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Hadaway

tamagravittkeahey — 2009-06-15 03:37:22Z

I believe this is the same family. Amos was my great great grandfather. His daughter, Mary Morris Hadaway married James T. Huckaby. Their daughter, Alie Ann Rodicy (not sure about the spelling) was my grandmother who married William Gravitt. Their son, James Pellum Gravitt was my father. He was the baby of the family so I am having some difficulty confirming that the info is correct.

I would love to have the information you have on this line. Please let me know when your book is out. I would like to buy it.

Re: Hadaway

tamagravittkeahey — 2009-06-15 03:27:54Z

I am wondering if your Thomas is a brother to my Amos? Amos Hadaway's Father and Grandfather were both named Thomas
and my Amos was also born in North Carolina.

I hope this helps. If so let me know and I will try to pass on what I know.

Re: Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-06-13 20:49:30Z

My 5th G Grandfather is Thomas Hadaway (1761; VA - 1813; GA). He had a son named Amos (1796; NC - 1885; GA), who was the younger brother of my 4th G Grandfather, Wilson Hadaway (1790; NC - 1813; GA).

If these are the Hadaway's to whom you refer, Thomas was the son of William Hadaway (1726 - 1795) of Halifax Co, NC. I have quite a bit of information for an upcoming book.

Stan Bevers

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Hadaway

ddavisonnc — 2009-06-13 12:55:27Z

Hi;
I am not sure if this is the same line or not bout it could be. The information that I have on the Hathaway's only goes back as far as Thomas Hathaway b. 1795 in NC. He married a Mary Todd b. 1806 in NC.

So far I have not found his parents or siblings. Would be glad to work with you if we can close the gap between them and find out that it is the same line.

Thanks,
Debbie

Hadaway

tamagravittkeahey — 2009-06-12 14:31:15Z

I have a Thomas S Hadaway (b)1730, England who is my GGGGGrandfather. His son was Thomas Hadaway (b)1761, Virginia USA. His son was Amos Hadaway born in North Carolina USA.

If this is the line you are looking into, I will be glad to share with you what little I know.

Re: John, David, William Hadaway/Hataway of Jones Co., GA in the Early 1800's

johnhay443 — 2009-05-25 17:55:08Z

I read MaryPat's reply concerning James Hayes with interest. I am a descendant of Leonard Hayes and Rachel Harrell through William's brother, Leonard B. and his spouse, Louisa Sorrells. I have a lot of info on Leonard and children and most of William's children with with all 3 spouses.(Crasha Barnett, Sarah Hayes, and Amy Lowery.

John Lowell Hayes in Spirit Lake, ID

Re: Hadaways of Jones County, Georgia

stanbevers — 2009-04-14 18:50:39Z

Brenda:

If you've not heard, we are putting together a book for all Hadaway (Hataway, Hathaway, Hattaway) families proven related through the Hadaway DNA Project. This book is scheduled for the end of this summer, and your input is certainly needed. Pat & Dawn will be working with us, as well as Gabe & Bob of Glascock.

Please get in touch.

Stan Bevers

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Hadaways of Jones County, Georgia

stanbevers — 2009-04-14 18:45:02Z

Elizabeth:

I just saw your post identifying your grandfather as James Felton Hadaway of Jones Co, GA. While you and I are undoubtedly cousins, I am probably a bit more distant than some you may already know. Specifically, Brenda (to whom your post responded) and Pat are closer to your line. I am a descendant of Thomas Hadaway (1761 - 1813), while I presume you descend from David, his brother. Both were sons of William & Elizabeth Hadaway of Halifax Co, NC, and both were Revolutionary Patriots.

In conjunction with the Hadaway DNA Project, several of us cousins are compiling a book on related Hadaway (Hataway, Hathaway, Hattaway, etc.) families. The first volume of this book will be fairly simple, as we will print out pages and stick them in a three ring binder. Copies will be distributed to the Genealogy Libraries of pertinent counties, such as Jones, Cobb, Glascock, Morgan, Taliaferro, and Wilkes in GA, and of course Pitt, Edgecombe and Halifax in NC.

Naturally, we would like your input into this initial publication. We are probably looking at the end of the summer for printing. This delay is because we want to wait for the DNA test results of a couple of new participants, which we expect to prove relatedness to our lines.

Please contact me directly so your family may be included.

Stan Bevers

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Hadaway married Nancy Wayne

stanbevers — 2009-03-11 04:13:45Z

I have a good bit of information on the Hadaways of Hall & Gwinnett Co, GA. However, I do not have a Nancy Wayne in my data base.

Do you have any additional details?

Stan

Hadaway married Nancy Wayne

melwayne1 — 2009-03-11 03:11:20Z

Seeking information regarding a male Hadaway who married Nancy Wayne (b. 17 Mar 1809, SC). Marriage possibly occurred in Hall Co., Georgia. Any leads appreciated.

Re: Thomas Hadaway

hhadaway — 2009-02-13 02:20:03Z

This a descendant chart from my oldest know ancestor:
Direct Descendants of Thomas Hadaway

Direct Descendants of Thomas Hadaway

1 Thomas Hadaway b: 1730 in Of East Sutton, Kent, England d: 29 Apr 1818 in East Sutton, Kent, England Age at death: 88 est. Number of children: 8
.. 2 Thomas Hadaway b: 10 Oct 1767 in East Sutton, Kent, England d: 12 Jan 1832 in Chatham, Kent, England Age at death: 64 Number of children: 5
....... 3 Thomas Hadaway b: Bef. 21 Aug 1796 in Chatham, Kent County, England d: 01 Oct 1879 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA Age at death: 83 est. Number of children: 5
............ 4 Augustus Seymour Hadaway b: 11 Dec 1832 in Chatham, Kent County, England d: 25 Oct 1920 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA Age at death: 87 Number of children: 5
................. 5 Augustus Seymour Hadaway b: 17 Nov 1870 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA d: 13 Nov 1948 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA Age at death: 77 Number of children: 9
...................... 6 Harry Clifton Hadaway b: 25 May 1923 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA d: 01 Oct 2002 in Concord, Merrimack Co., NH Age at death: 79 Number of children: 2
........................... 7 Harry Clifton Hadaway, Jr. b: in Plymouth, Plymouth co., MA Number of children: 3

Re: Thomas Hadaway

hhadaway — 2009-02-13 01:18:09Z

Stan

I do not have any Hadaway ancestors in the south. If you have any information on Hadaway's in England especially Kent County we may be able to connect.

Re: Thomas Hadaway

hhadaway — 2009-02-12 23:38:27Z

We may be related if we could go far enough back maybe in the 1600s. My great great great grandfather emigrated from Chatham England to Plymouth MA in 1830.

Re: Thomas Hadaway

hhadaway — 2008-09-05 00:44:23Z

My Hadaway line emigrated from Chatham England in 1830 to Plymouth, MA and have been in Massachusettes since then.

Re: Thomas Hadaway

hhadaway — 2008-09-05 00:40:06Z

My Thomas Hadaway was born and died in England. His grandson Thomas my 2nd great grandfather emigrated to Plymouth, MA in 1830.

Re: caroline hadaway?

cdgronow — 2008-11-24 14:55:47Z

Hi, I find it helps if you say what you are looking for, do you want info backwards or forwards?

She is living with her widowed mother on the 5th April 1891 RG12/2131 folio 82. page 15. (12 Park Street, in Wellington Shropshire. She has six brothers at this time.)

Any help?

Re: Hadaways of Jones County, Georgia

bne1209 — 2008-12-29 09:22:05Z

Hi...My name is Elizabeth Hadaway. I am the daughter of James Felton Hadaway...he is the son of James Carl Hadaway of Jones County, Georgia. I or my father may have some information. It's easier to contact me through email at BnE1209@aol.com....thanks!

Hadaway DNA Project

stanbevers — 2008-11-27 16:29:17Z

The Hadaway DNA Project is looking for new participants with connections to England. Our current American participants are all related, but we have not yet identified the family from England with which we share a Common Ancestor.

Testing is painless and reasonably inexpensive. A qualified participant is any male still carrying the Hadaway surname (or genetically a Hadaway). The results will let you know if you are related to other families of the same surname, which is quite valuable for your research.

Besides, it's a lot of fun finding unknown cousins. Please check out our web site:

www.ftdna.com/public/hadaway

Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Stan Bevers

Hadaway DNA Project Group Administrator

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-02-13 00:34:11Z

I would very much enjoy seeing you Hadaway ancestry. Perhaps we can see a connection to our group in the South.

Stan

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-02-13 00:31:50Z

Wesley:

I have very little doubt that we are related. My mother is a Hadaway, and we've been in Georgia since 1797. Many off shoots of my direct line migrated west, so Alabama was a natural stopping point. I have information on the Hadaway families going back into the early 1700s, so we might be able to figure out where we connect.

Please let me know as much detail (dates & places) as possible for your grandfather. If you have info on his parents, all the better.

I look forward to working with you.

Stan Bevers

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-02-13 02:00:46Z

We have no idea as to where we came from in England. My earliest confirmed ancestor is William Hadaway, who died in Halifax Co, NC in 1797.

However, the Hadaway DNA Project shows matches with others who trace their lines back to the early 1700s in Pitt Co, NC. We are waiting for additional DNA test results, which may connect us to a Haddaway who immigrated around 1640.

We would absolutely love to find Hadaways with confirmed links to England to join our study. That could establish family ties between the continents.

Thanks.

Stan

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2009-02-13 04:05:36Z

Thanks for the family tree. Your family seems very well documented on many internet postings, and I've seen numerous claims connecting your family to mine. Of course, I have not yet seen the actual proof.

I'm pretty sure my own Hadaway family came from England, but we are just a few days away from receiving DNA test results which may clarify a whole lot of speculation.

Because the Hadaways from Kent, England have substantial postings on genealogy sites, I assume there are many descendants. As such, I hope we can soon find a suitable participant to represent this line in the Hadaway DNA Project. This would help researchers on both sides of "The Pond".

Thanks again for the family tree.

Stan Bevers

scbevers@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2008-09-04 23:54:27Z

I wouldn't be so sure your two families from Talbot Co, MD are unrelated. The HADDAWAY family has been in Talbot since the mid 1600s, so many things have happened that we can't document.

You are correct that we need a male Had(d)away still carrying the surname, as the Y-DNA is only passed along from father to son. Your Dad would have carried this gene, as would the father of your Grandmother (Sarah Haddaway). But perhaps your lines may still have a suitable participant.

If you have any living brothers, they would carry your father's Y-DNA. If your father had brothers, and they had sons, then your male cousins would also carry the Y-DNA. Sometimes you need to go back a few generations to "trace forward" and find a good candidate.

Likewise, you would need a direct male descendant of Sarah Haddaway's father in order to test that side of the family. This would be quite informative, as you might find these two families are indeed related.

Family Tree DNA is offering a substantial discount for new tests, which expires at the end of September. If you can find the right participants, hopefully we can get the orders in quickly to save some money.

Let me know if you have any questions regarding the Hadaway DNA Project, as I happen to be the Group Administrator.

Stan

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2008-09-04 23:42:26Z

Don't pay too much attention to the specific spelling of a surname, especially more than 200 years ago. Names were changed around all the time. Besides my uncle HADAWAY, the DNA Project has matches with HATTAWAY and HATAWAY. We know that some branches took HATHAWAY.

Stan

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2008-09-05 12:05:28Z

To find a suitable DNA candidate to represent your family, sometimes you must climb higher into the family tree. If your father had no brothers, then you need to find a DIRECT male descendant of a brother of your grandfather, great grandfather, or great-great grandfather. This may take a good bit of research, as not many people are in personal contact with third or fourth cousins.

If you'd like help finding a DNA candidate, I'll see what I can do. I would need to know the details of your Hadaway and Haddaway family tree as best as you can provide.

I'd love to have your family in the Project.

Stan Bevers

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2008-09-05 00:52:21Z

We'd love to have your family represented in the Hadaway DNA Project. As a group, we would obviously like to find ties back to Europe.

www.ftdna.com/public/hadaway

Thanks.

Stan

Re: Thomas Hadaway

stanbevers — 2008-09-04 22:42:51Z

Debbie:

I descend from Thomas HADAWAY (1761 - 1812) and his wife, Lavinia MORRIS. Thomas was a Revolutionary Patriot. He moved from Halifax Co, NC to Wilkes Co, GA after the death of his parents, William and Elizabeth HADAWAY (1795 & 1796, respectively).

DNA tests show a connection to the HADAWAY clan of Pitt Co, NC. We are still looking for a suitable DNA participant from the HADDAWAY clan of Talbot Co, MD, as a family connection is quite possible.

Stan

Re: JOHN HADAWAY

lorri95 — 2008-09-30 20:06:12Z

My Great Grandad was called John Hathaway but... he changed his name to Hadaway to get into the Army because she ran away from home and was on the mising persons List. He Lied about his age too but he got into the army and fought in world war 1. His father was called William and was brought up in st albans.

Re: Hadaway, Kent, England

margaret1609 — 2009-02-15 08:18:39Z

Bob
Do you know anything about a George E Hadaway who married Mary L Owen Dec quarter 1919 in the Faversham district?

I don't know any further details about George - I am trying to discover if this is Mary Louise Owen and if so, if there were any children of this marriage.

Thank you
Margaret

Re: JOHN HADAWAY

DAGAUDAUR — 2008-10-03 16:14:25Z

They can't be the same person as my great grandfather john hadaway came over from England in 1887 and we 20 years old. He never was in WW1.
But his fathers name was William.

hadaways from wellington/shrewsbury

purpleronnie34 — 2008-11-25 13:36:55Z

hiya, does any1 have any info on hadaways from shrewsbury/wellington, shropshire england, i have found afew but trying to find there parents names to see if they are related. many thanks. ron hadaway

Re: caroline hadaway?

purpleronnie34 — 2008-11-25 13:30:09Z

thanks for the info, this is my first time using this site sorry,do you have any other info on hadaways who living in and aroud shrewsbury/wellington from 1800 and upwards thanks. ron hadaway

caroline hadaway?

purpleronnie34 — 2008-11-24 14:36:56Z

im looking for info on caroline hadaway born 1879 shrewsbury,father was william hadaway her mother was elizabeth, she moved to wallesey to work as a domestic servant, any info greatly needed.ron hadaway

william hadaway

purpleronnie34 — 2008-11-24 14:07:50Z

im looking for any siblings of william hadaway born appx 1836-1890, says place of birth willesden on his discharge papers from the army, married to elizabeth(glover)born 1845-1901.there children:thomas 1862.richard 1866-1891.charles 1868.john 1870.george henry 1873-1940.harry 1875-1908.william 1877.caroline 1879.charles 1880.any help greatly needed. ron hadaway

hadaways,

purpleronnie34 — 2008-11-24 12:04:31Z

hi iam searching for hadaways from, cheshire,shrewsbury,middlsex,willesdon,neasdon,earith kent.any help gratly needed, thanks. ron hadaway

Re: Thomas Hadaway

wesleyhadaway — 2009-02-12 23:20:35Z

my name is wesley hadaway and i am curious to my family history can anyone help me. my father is tommy hadaway and grand father was jack hadaway. we are in the alabama area

Re: Autobiograhy of Rev. Amos Hadaway (1796-1885)

karrzey — 2008-11-13 23:55:29Z

yes my name is iris f. brackett my grandparents were elton hadaway & wife buella bennet hadaway

Re: Autobiograhy of Rev. Amos Hadaway (1796-1885)

karrzey — 2008-11-13 08:39:00Z

i am Great Great Great neice of rev. amos call if u like ph# 706 969 3516

Re: Thomas Hadaway

ddavisonnc — 2008-09-04 22:25:22Z

Hello;
I am sorry, but so far my research has only been in the NC/SC area. If you find that your line reaches this area please let me know.

Thank you,
Debbie Davison

Re: Thomas Hadaway

ddavisonnc — 2008-09-04 23:00:50Z

This is what I have:

Thomas Hathaway b. 1795 d. 1880 in NC mar. Martha Todd b. 1806 died 1900 in NC. Children:
William b. 1819 m. Prudence Jolly went to SC (my ggmothers line).
Elizabeth b. 1832
Daniel b. 1834
Irvin b. 1836
J Q. b. 1837
Rebecca b. 1839
Lucinda b. 1847
Helen b. 1850

Do you think that it is possible that your Thomas and my Thomas are related with a misspelled surname?

Re: Thomas Hadaway

CarolynBeachy — 2008-09-05 11:05:52Z

My dad and I were only childrens as was my grandmother. I'm not sure if one of the DD Hadaways is still alive or not. And there is a illegitimate brother if I can find him.

Re: Thomas Hadaway

CarolynBeachy — 2008-09-04 23:34:06Z

I am a decendant of Hadaways and Haddaways in Talbot county but I am female so I can't participant in the DNA. My father is now dead he was the son of a Thomas Carroll Hadaway whos family came from Talbot County Md. and his wife was a Sara Haddaway whos father came from Talbot County. And they were not related.