Haining - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lila Hanning (Haining?) wife of Warren Mitchell, Taunton, Mass early 1900's

wpeachey — 2009-10-30 00:29:31Z

I'm going to have to do little digging, But my Mother and Grandparents were related to Marion Hanning. It may take a little time to bring back the connection, But my Grandmother was Minnie Grigor Adams - born in Truro in the 1890's (I'll have to look that up too. She was related to Stewart Neville of Vancouver B.C. -sorry I will have to go to the Neville clan to get more info there. My memory says that this was the connection to the Hannings.

Agnes Haining

simmondsjanet — 2008-11-23 17:01:48Z

I am looking for the famioy of Agnes who married James Petch from Liverpool.

Re: Hainings in Scotland

nicnazza — 2008-09-15 07:14:55Z

Cheers Bill, I will wait to see how you go.

Good to hear you tracked some of your family line to Brisbane.

Thanks again
Aaron

Re: Hainings in Scotland

williamhaining47 — 2008-09-14 18:18:30Z

Hi Aaron,
My branch of the hainings as far as i am aware are not from kilmarnock, but i know some of the haining family from that area and i see them from time to time, i will make enquiries the next time i see them but be patient i dont see them that often, cheers, Bill Haining

ps believe it or not i just found some last lost haining family in brisbane in Oz

Re: Nebraska Hainings

billycongo — 2008-08-24 22:51:29Z

I have picures of Albert and Esther, Lemuel, Anna, Ada and Olo, and many of the descendants. I also have gedcom files from that.

Boyle connection

steele487 — 2008-07-28 00:12:38Z

Also looking for family if Jemima Boyle

Re: Hainings in Scotland

williamhaining47 — 2008-07-20 07:28:05Z

Anne,
If you get to read this i,m your cousin Billy, ive tried to e-mail you but the e-mail address published failed but you can contact me at williamhaining@msn.com, cheers, Billy

Re: Hainings in Scotland

OBloomfield — 2008-01-14 03:22:47Z

Here's some info I have. My records show a Janet Haining b 1854 Huntfield, Dumfriesshire d 1912 marrying 1877 George Fitzsimmons b1853 d1922

Janet's parents are Thomas Haining and Margaret Armstrong

Thought it was a coincidence about the Fitzsimmons

Re: Hainings in Scotland

nicnazza — 2008-01-14 02:51:51Z

Thanks for the feedback, I have actually gathered some more info since then, still don't think out families our joined anywhere but someone else reading this may know someone/something.

I believe that somewhere approximately between 1863 and 1873 a young lady Fitzsimmons and a young man Haining married. From this marriage came four children Tom, Peter, Mary and Agnes. ( born 1893 )

The man Haining died, and the widow remarried to John McLoughlin, and from this marriage came forth three sons, John, William and Robert.

Regretably this is the limit of my Knowledge of the Fitzsimmons- Haining- McLoughlin connection.

Agnes - Meanwhile Agnes at the age of 19 in 1912 gave birth (out of wedlock) to a son Robert (my grandfather) I'm led to believe the father was a William McMahan (unconfirmed) and I know no more of him. Within a year of this birth, Agnes had married Andrew McCallum and had given birth to their first son named after the father. Two years later in 1915 John was born. In 1918 a daughter Betty, in 1919 a son Mungo and in 1921 a daughter Bella.

My grandfather lived his life as McCallum until 1936 when applying for a marriage licence he discovered his name had never been changed legally to McCallum and he was therefore still Haining.

I believe the history lies in the district of Aryshire.

Deaths:

Andrew McCallum snr. died age 64 in 1941 (cause unknown)
Agnes McCallum (Haining) died age 64 in 1957 (cancer)

Robert Haining (my grandfather)died age 82 in July 1995 (age and age related dementia)

Andrew McCallum jnr died age 58 in 1971 (heart attack)

John McCallum died age 81 or 82 in 1996 or 1997 (alzheimer disease)

Betty McCallum (not quite sure of age and dates but I know she was in her 80's and died of age and age related dementia.)

Mungo McCallum died age 46 in 1965 (underground mining accident in (Kalgoorlie W.A)

Bella McCallum died age 23 in 1944 (hole in the heart)

Re: Hainings in Scotland

OBloomfield — 2008-01-13 04:54:27Z

I don't believe our families are linked. As far as I know there are no McCallums in my ancestry. I have some close family friends that are McCallums though. Ancestors on the Haining/Armstrong branch moved to New Zealand.

My group is around Dumfries in a parish called Irongray.

Re: Hainings in Scotland

nicnazza — 2008-01-04 08:04:45Z

Hello
My name is Aaron Haining, my family is also from Scotland, tho I am in Australia now.

My father, Robert Haining, was born in Kilmarnock and says our family Haining / McCallum are from a small place called Crookedholm which is outside the town of Kilmarnock which is in the district of Ayrshire.

Haining was my grandfathers mother's maiden name (she was my married to a McCallum)

Any info that may fill in the gaps would be greatly appreciated

Haining Ayrshire

steele487 — 2007-02-09 12:42:58Z

Looking for Haining Family
Father John Haining Wife Ethel Bird
Children: Stewart, Laura, Henry born Bradford.

Re: Nebraska Hainings

rnkross — 2006-12-31 00:40:03Z

I descend directly from Albert Hansberry and Esther Mary Haining. They are my 2nd great grand parents. You mentioned you have pictures of Albert and Esther Mary. I would love to have scanned copies if possible.
Thank you,
Kelly Ransier-Ross
rnkross@centurytel.net

Re: HAINING, NEBRASKA & CANADA

2006-12-05 05:56:26Z

Hello,
My 3rd great grand parents are Alexander Robert Haining and Agnes Bryden married in 1844, Lockerbie Dumfries, Scotland.
I would really like to have any information you might have of either Alexander, his parents, syblings and Agnes.
Thank you!

Thomas Clingan/Agnes Haining

2006-10-29 10:13:39Z

Looking for information on Thomas Clingan and his wife Agnes Haining. Both appear as names on gravestone of my Gt/grandfather located Kirkpatrick Durham "In memory of Agnes Haining, spouse to Thomas Clingan in Barrhead who died ? March 1810 aged 87".
Also show as parents of Grace Clingan on certs of Grace's dauhter, Agnes.
Brief details gleaned todate show Thomas to be a mason by trade, in KPD area. Grace appears to have had a daughter Agnes at approx. eighteen with a John Hunter named as reported father on Agnes's certs. Following birth Agnes is shown on census using Hunter surname and living with single mother. Later census shows her still residing with mother but reverting to Clingan surname.

Re: message for Bruce John Haining

skavboke — 2006-05-04 04:19:23Z

Just getting started with my gggrandfather, George Haining. He was born in New Brunswick 1820 or 1822. Lived in Wakefield, Carleton Co., New Brunswick until 1879 and the entire family moved to Beaverhead Co., Montana. They are there in the 1880 census. Married to Rosanna KINNEY, daughter of Israel KINNEY.

Now interested in finding his parents and more. Any help would be appreciated. Suggested locations to look in New Brunswick, etc.

Thanks,
Diane Murach

Re: Haining family in Dumfries Scotland

skavboke — 2006-05-04 04:19:23Z

Do you happen to know the other names of Alexander and Elizabeth's children?

My info - George Haining b. 1820 or 1822 was born in New Brunswick. Lived in Wakefield, Carleton Co., New Brunswick. His father and mother were born in Scotland. He married Rosanna KINNEY d/o Israel KINNEY. Left the area by 1880 as he is found in the 1880 census at Beaverhead Co., Montana.

Trying to determine George's parents and more.

Any help appreciated.

Diane

George HAINING, b. 1822 New Brunswick and Beaverhead Co., Montana

skavboke — 2006-05-04 04:19:23Z

Searching for the parents of George HAINING (1822-1908) Born in New Brunswick, married to Rosanna KINNEY. Lived in Carleton Co. New Brunswick until 1879. Moved to Beaverhead Co., Montana by 1880. In the 1880 census there. Children were: Edward, Frederick, Annabel or Annie B., Samantha, James, Bertha and Idonia. Annabel m. to David NICHOLS, then to Hamilton BOTHWELL.

All information welcome.
Diane

Re: thomas & robert Haining

2005-08-16 13:43:14Z

There is a marriage of a Thomas Loudon Haining to a Margaret Winter in 1890 in Queensland. Could this be of interest?

Re: hainings US CANADA

2005-08-12 04:29:52Z

My branch of the Haining family came from Dumfrieshire, Scotland in 1820 and settled in New Maryland, New Brunswick. Original name was Haning, changed to Haining in the 1700's, then my great grandmother changed it back to Hanning in the 1900's. I have some information re. the family.

Re: hainings US CANADA

2005-06-21 21:40:32Z

Hello Don,

I have a Robert Haining (Hanning) born in Scotland in 1813 who came to Ontario,Canada in about 1851 with his family, including his wife, Janet Carlyle (sister of Thomas Carlyle). Apparently, they had three children, one of whom (Catherine Anne) was my gr-gr-grandmother.

Do these names fit in with yours, at all?

Regards,

Jody

Re: hainings US CANADA

2005-06-21 21:37:35Z

Hi Don,

My research takes me back to a Robert Hanning (or Haining) born abput 1813 in Scotland, who moved with his wife, Janet Carlyle Hanning (sister of Thomas Carlyle), to "Canada West" (Milton, Ontario) about 1851. I believe their daughter, Catherine Anne Hanning was born in Ontario in 1853. Robert and Janet are my gr-gr-gr-grandparents.

Do these names fit in with yours at all?

Regards,
Jody

Re: hainings US CANADA

2005-04-12 13:04:42Z

HI DON - SAW YOUR MESSAGE NOTICE YOU ARE RELATED TO THE HORNAL'S. I AM A HORNAL LIVING IN THE US - FAMILY MIGRATED FROM SCOTLAND.

I AM IN THE PROCESS OF MAPING OUR FAMILY TREE -
HOW ARE YOU RELATED TO THE HORNAL.S AND ARE THEY FROM SCOTLAND?

THANKS

Re: hainings US CANADA

2005-02-24 21:52:14Z

I have a collection of names,maps, & a very good chart of our family tree starting with a "Great Nick Haining" following, and not complete, with names of Hunter, Douglas,McMurdo,Laurie, Brown,cook,& Hornal, in the third gen.. I am in the fifth gen. with many names before in the forth gen. I would like to hear back Don Haining

Re: hainings US CANADA

2005-02-23 22:54:39Z

I have a ton of info from my uncle Gordon haining, raised in Rodney, Ont. My father David Haining born in Rodney or Highgate, Ont in 1897. Our history goes back to Dumfrieshire Scotland. I live in Las Vegas now. My aunt Jessie Haining married a 1`st cousin ? Goodbrand ( sorry,my memory) . I would like to hear back

Re: HAINING, NEBRASKA & CANADA

2005-02-08 19:47:54Z

I'm just beginning geneaology research on my family. My great-Great grandfather was an Alexander Haining from Scotland & Canada. He married Janet Tripp, though I'm stillgetting more information. I would assume that was mid 1800's.

Re: Haining>William & Annie

2004-07-05 01:40:12Z

I (69) and my mother Mary (91)are related to you through the Salvisburg side of the family. My Mother Mary Williams is the daughter of Frederick & Beatrice (nee Bamford) Salvisburg. As a child I have memorys of visiting your farmily (Florence, Bob and aunt Jess) and farm on Westbrook Road. I am sure you must be their Grand Daughter.

Would love to speak with or visit you as I would like to look at the family Bible my mother has told me so much about.

Ted Williams 41-1250 Limeridge Rd. E. Hamilton (905) 383-6108

Haining family in N.B. Canada

GERRYP59 — 2004-07-07 16:52:10Z

I am looking for info for Frank A. Haining, born 1867 in jacksontown and married Minnie Belle Connolly. their dau Ila/Ida Bell Haining was my grandmother on my mothers side,Ila Bell married Harvey Hayes Woocott. Any info on the haining family would be very helpful as I have none before Frank A.

Ellis T. Haining

NMCB74 — 2006-01-17 22:19:29Z

Looking for Ellis T. Haining & Elizateth Townsend. Ellis born abt 1830 in ohio. Children Aaron,Matthew,John,Robert,Lydia,Alice,
Ira, Robert,Mirtilla. Last name spelling could be Haining, Haning Or Hanning. They show up in 1870 Ohio cences. Does any of this ring a bell. Thanks in advance Wm(tom) Hanning

Re: William Haining from Dumfries

bancroftrealestate — 2004-05-05 13:38:09Z

I'm searching information on Hanning Family members from Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, PEI in the early-mid 1800s. I would appreciate any information that might help.

Re: Haining

skavboke — 2006-05-04 04:19:23Z

William Haining b. 1819 was the brother of my great-greatgrandfather George Haining b.1822. They were the children of James Haining, b 18 Oct 1797 in Yett Farm, near Lockerbie, Dumfries, Scotland and Elizabeth Edgar born around 1800 in Scotland. The family came to New Brunswick in abt. 1818. I beleive you will find William living with George Haining and wife Rosanna (Kinney) in the 1851 Wakefield Parish, Carleton Co.NB census.

Other information about him indicate he had two wives, 1st Emily Jane Chase (+ 7 children) and 2nd Isabel (+3 children)
I'm seeing comflicting information regarding birth and burial. I was under the impression that he was born in Scotland.

I'm sure we can dig up more for you.
Diane

Re: Robert I. Haining

JoeHaining29 — 2005-06-19 00:33:32Z

My original e-mail address is no longer valid. I now am <joeonhigh2@wmconnect.com>. I have copy of document showing the middle initial of this Robert Haining is written the same as the first letter of his wife's given name (Jane).

William Haining from Dumfries

TrudieThompson — 2004-09-07 21:12:19Z

For those of us related to William Haining and Mary Park.. On the new edition of the British Vital Records Index I found
William Haining born Feb 3 1780 registered in Dumfries...Father Alexander Haining Mother Margaret Johnston. Siblings were Robert Haining born Oct 22 1782 and Alexander Haining born Dec 15 1784 both registered in Mousewald.
I think this might be ours. Still looking for Mary!!

Re: William Haining from Dumfries

TrudieThompson — 2004-09-07 21:12:19Z

I don't think my Hainings came to New Brunswick but one never knows for sure.
Trudie

James Haining York co,New Brunswick

nancyperry55 — 2006-03-02 02:13:43Z

Looking for the parents and siblings of James Haining.Married Mar Melissa Jewett July 25,1877 in York co.They appear in the 1881 census but James most likely died as Mary Melissa Marries Samuel Allen in 1898 and moves to Aroostook co,Maine.Any help appreciated.

Re: William Haining from Dumfries

2004-04-06 21:20:53Z

Yes! My branch of the Haining family came from Dumfries in 1820 and settled in New Maryland, York Co., New Brunswick.
My grandfather, Robert Bruce Haining (Hanning) was born in New Maryland, N.B.in 1882.

HAINING, NEBRASKA & CANADA

2004-10-05 23:03:42Z

Hello. My gg grandmother was Jemima HAINING who migrated to New Zealand in 1865, with 4 daughters. She was from Terregles in DFS,Scotland. I understand her parents were William HAINING and Mary PARK/ PARKER from Tothorwald, DFS. I think she had one brother, Alexander Robert HAINING born about 1822. This is probably the Alexander Robert HAINING who married Agnes Alexa BRYDEN in 1844, according to several notices before. I would be interested to hear more about our familiy connections to you Hainings over the ocean in Canada and Nebraska, USA. Any communications welcome.

Re: HAINING, NEBRASKA & CANADA

2005-04-01 11:41:01Z

Hi Carolyn. Sorry I didn't see your message earlier. My great-great-grandmother (Jemima Haining) had a brother called Alexander Robert HAINING. He married Agnes BRYDEN in 1844 in Lockerbie, Dumfries area of Scotland, and they emigrated to New York and Canada. Do you know where your Alexander HAINING came out from in Scotland ?
My email address is cyberwhy22@excite.com

William Haining born c 1845 Dumfries, Doctor

Marge222 — 2005-10-28 15:20:14Z

Hi, Is anyone researching the William Haining who was a Physician and Surgeon at Chester, Cheshire U.K. in 1881? His wife was Mary E. ? born Liverpool. Daughters Emily Ethel Kelton Haining born c 1877and Violet E.Haining.born c 1878.
Marjorie

Haining/Glendinning - Kirkcudbright & Dumfries, Scotland

caro126 — 2004-10-03 13:52:15Z

I found my Alexander Haining born abt.1754 by way of his will. Alexander was a Blacksmith. He died in 1826, Shawhead, Irongray, KKD. Spouse Elizabeth Glendinning, born abt.1757 and died between 1841-1851. Elizabeth was present on the 1841 Census, Shawhead - living with son, James, occupation: Mason and his spouse Janet Hunter. James died in 1858 in Rosebank, Irongray and was buried in New Church Yard, Dunscore, Dumfries.

Re: hainings US CANADA

MARYPASTOR — 2006-04-26 19:17:44Z

Don: In 1969 my Father--Robert Livingstone Haining, Binbrook, Ont. (now desceased) was visited by a Gordon Haining from Sudbury, Ont.---Would this be your Uncle? They knew they were related when they met because of the strong family resemblance--Gordon sent my Dad a copy of his family tree with a letter attached that states my family are descendants to "Great" Nick Haining. An 1881 census shows my Grandfather--also Robert Livingstone Haining was born in Bradford, Yorkshire, England to William & Annie--William was born 1843-Wakefield, Yorkshire. That is as far as I get. Any interest contact me direct---mkerring90@hotmail.co

Agnes Haining

saucynelly — 2004-01-28 18:53:36Z

I am trying to find information on Agnes Haining. She married John Macaulay in 1861 (I think) and they had three children - Robert, Thomas and Janet. I would like to find her (Agnes Haining) parents. The Macaulays were from Dumfries and Maxwelltown. She would be my g.grandmother on my mothers paternal side of family. Grandfather was Robert Macaulay.

Janet Haining mother of Nicholas McWhin ?

cbackhoe — 2005-02-09 00:23:36Z

Does anyone have a
Janet Haining who had a daughter to James McWhin
by the name of Nicholas McWhin who married a
William Hastings?

Nicholas died 1855 in Glencairn, Dumfries, Scotland

Re: Janet Haining mother of Nicholas McWhin ?

cbackhoe — 2005-02-09 00:23:36Z

Correction to original posting

The GRO in Scotland has her parents listed as James McWhir and Jean Haining or Hainen

Nicholas was christened 29 Jul 1760 Glencairn, Dumfries, Scotland

and has an older sibling

Nelly McWhir who was christened 13 Jul 1756 Glencairn, Dumfries, Scotland

Re: Haining family in N.B. Canada

dsgm1 — 2006-02-20 19:55:21Z

I have some information on Frank Allison Haining. He was the son of William Haining and Emily Jane Chase. William Haining was born 27 Oct 1819 in Yett Farm, Dumfries, Scotland. He came to America as an infant and is the brother of George Haining, my 2ggrandfather. I believe I have a photo of William and a letter about the family written by Ila Bell's brother John Allison Haining in 1939. I also have a photo of their parents James H Haining and Elizabeth Edgar.

Click on my name to get my email address and send a message directly to my email address, if you are still interested.

Diane

Haining & Mathison, Dumfriesshire, SCT

rharris143 — 2004-08-16 12:08:16Z

Hello,

Can anyone tell me the family tree of Jane Haining, b. abt. 1897, Closeburn (I think) Dumf., Sct. - the martyred Ch. of Sct. matron who died in WW2 in Nazi death camp? I hear her mother was Jane Mathison from that area of Dumf. My own great grandmother was another Jane Mathison from that locale. Just wondering if there's a connection.

Thanks,Mary
in Canada

David William Boyd Haining

jbhironcrow — 2005-09-26 20:35:08Z

My Grandfather was born 18 April !884, in Selkirk Scotland. His mother was Marion Russell.
Sisters- Jane, Chrissy, Bess, and ???
We have been told that the middle names William Boyd are very important.

His uncle was the Provost of Falkirk James G. Russell

Mother remarried to a Cowan.
Sister Jane wed a James Cowan
If anyone has any information about this branch of the Haining's please e-mail me

Re: Hainings in Scotland

2005-01-04 00:03:39Z

hi my name is margaret haining and my father was james
farquar haining.his father was william haining.both worked
at glasgow central.my fathers mother was margaret lowe
haining.ihave 10 other brothers and sisters all living. my
mothers name is elizabeth mcdougal, i think we may be
related
margaret kyle haining

Re: William Haining from Dumfries

bhoffman93 — 2004-03-26 19:42:42Z

I found this in a listing of inscriptions from Mousewald Cemetery:

Mary Parker, wife of William Haining, d. at Wath Parish of Torthorwald 31 April 1837 age 46 years also the above William Haining formerly farer of Wath died at Waterside, Terreles 6 Aug 1863 age 84.

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scottish/indexmousewald.html

The root page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scottish/ has some information about the Dumfries area, as well.

Brian Hoffman
bhoffman@ponyexpress.net

Re: The same? William Hainings from Dumfries

bhoffman93 — 2004-03-26 19:42:42Z

I would have to say that the William Haining in Trudie's post and your William Haining are the same. The data match mine for the same line.

BTW, my great-grandmother was Ora Haining (Shafer Burgess), daughter of Edward Franklin Haining (your Frank(?)) and Mary Elizabeth Matson. Edward Franklin Haining's parents were Alexander Robert Haining and Agnes Bryden....

Brian Hoffman
bhoffman@ponyexpress.net