Hales - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: HALES/WORKS SURNAMES - LOUDOUN COUNTY VA

eslew — 2013-04-11 12:18:27Z

Sorry I do not have information any further back than William Warner and Susannah Cox Hales. I do have dod of 2 Feb 1877 and Susannah as 24 Nov 1881 -- both are buried in New Carlisle Cemetery in New Carlisle, Clark County, Ohio. I will be out of town the next week so will be unable to do any research or replying to messages from you. Thanks for the information you have given me -- same as you I only have the most information on Charles and Mary Works Hales, since they are my direct descendents. I will contact my friend Ann Bergelt who has helped me in the past with Loundoun County VA records and see if she can come up with any other info on the grandparents of George and Charles.

Re: HALES/WORKS SURNAMES - LOUDOUN COUNTY VA

CraneKratzert — 2013-04-11 00:13:17Z

Hi! George is shown with the family in the 1850 census in Loudoun county. By 1860, he was in Richland County OH. I believe there was also a daughter Mary Frances (b ~1830) who married James Bazill.

I figured out that my George from Richland County OH was Warner & Susanna's son George based on info in his Civil War pension file--it mentioned that he was born in Stafford County (which is where Warner was in 1840, 3 yrs after George's birth), and then apparently George was wounded or taken ill during the Civil War and his paperwork mentions that he was sent to stay with his mother in New Carlisle OH, which is very close to where Warner & Susanna were living in the 1860 census.

Most of the info I have relates to George & his descendants since I've been researching him for a while. I'm currently trying to figure out who Warner's parents were--do you have any info on them?

The other sources I have on Warner & Susanna are:
1821 married in Fauquier County VA (Viriginia Marriages 1740-1850)
1830 Warner shown in 1830 census in Stafford County VA (last name mis-transcribed as Bales)
1840 Warner shown in 1840 census in Stafford County VA
1850 Warner, Susanna and children Betsy, George, and William in Loudoun County VA in 1850 census (name is mis-transcribed as Haler)

In trying to find Warner's & Susanna's parents, I looked in Fauquier County in 1820 since they got married there in 1821. There's a Charles Cox in the 1820 census with a daughter the right age to be Susanna; VA marriage records show that he was married to Jane Reeve. They're currently my best lead on who Susanna's parents were, but I don't have proof. For Warner, there was an Elizabeth Hale (maiden name may have been Peyton) in Fauquier in 1820 with a son the right age, I believe she was the wife of William Heale who was in Fauquier in the 1810 census. I'm still exploring leads though, these are just the people that seemed the most likely so definitely appreciate any leads you might have.

Re: HALES/WORKS SURNAMES - LOUDOUN COUNTY VA

eslew — 2013-04-10 19:56:26Z

In reply to your message re: George being Charles Hales brother -- I do not show a George -- I have Elizabeth dob 1827 and William Warner dob June 1834 along with Charles. I also have Warner and Susannah Cox Hales as the parents. Any exchange of information is greatly appreciated. Thanks for getting back to me.

Re: Duncan Hales

lyttlelf — 2013-04-01 23:32:00Z

I know this thread is quite old, but I thought I would post nonetheless. I'm related to a John Duncan Hales from Texas. Let me know if you are interested in swapping info.

Cheers!

Re: Looking for John Hales b May 1769 d June 1840

sallyinaz1 — 2013-03-18 19:22:45Z

Hugh HALES, b ca 1740, Baltimore, MD; married Mary RANDALL, ca 1763; d 29 Apr 1817, Jefferson County, OH. Son John HALES, b 19 May 1764, married Jane HALL, ca 1789
d 21 Mar 1740, Richmond, Jefferson, OH

Hugh HALES is my 5th ggrandfather

My lines goes:
Hugh>William>Hugh>Evaline Sarah m George Bush STUBBS>George Walter>Donald Connet>Jessie Arline m Richard Holt ROLLS>Sally Arline m Jerry William PAVIA
Sally Pavia
sallyinaz@cox.net

Looking for John Hales b May 1769 d June 1840

jeanie44132 — 2013-03-18 06:35:45Z

Hello,
I'm pleased to find like-minded people searching for their past families. Thanks for any help you can offer. I would be happy to pass any information you might need as well.

I have been searching for John Hales born/died on the dates in Subject. He was born in Baltimore, married Jane Hall in 1786 and had a son named Andrew.

Records shows he lived his later years in Knox and Richmond, where he died. My interest is in his parents who are showing as Hugh and Jamima Hales but the dates for birth and death don't work out. John Hales may or may not be my ggggrandfather. Thanks in advance. Jeanie

Hales

JeanSoilleux — 2013-02-25 10:42:30Z

Hello, is there any one who can tell me about English born Hales, specifically London,Middx area.
My Grt Granddad John Hales was born approx 1846,he was a Tinplate Worker, this I've age taken from his death certificate, he was 44 yrs at time of death 22/7/1890 in Lambeth Workhouse Infirmary.
John and his wife!!! Mary Ann had 6 children, I have all their b/c and m/c.
On the 1911 census Mary states she's married 15yrs to Alfred Stagg.Her death in 1916 was registered by Alfred Stagg, as Mary Ann Louise Hales widow of John Hales tinplate worker.
Can I assume from this that she and John were never married, as I have never found a marriage record?
I have a marriage for John Hales to an Annies Burrell in 1868, but she died in 1876 and John and Mary's first child was born in April 1877.
Can any one help please,
Regards
Jean

Re: HALES/WORKS SURNAMES - LOUDOUN COUNTY VA

CraneKratzert — 2013-02-08 04:02:05Z

I know this is a really old message, but if you (or anyone else) is looking for info on this family let me know--I'm descended from Charles' brother George and have info on their parents, now I'm working on some hypotheses on grandparents & farther back generations and I'd love to exchange info.

Re: Hales/Matthews

ginad5186 — 2013-01-04 21:13:03Z

Hi Sally,

I will look for the copy of the will. I have the photo of Mary Ann Hales Gaskill.

Hugh B. Hales died in 1853, Have you found that Find A Grave has a photo of his gravestone, in Wayland Methodist Church Cemetery, Henry, Iowa. They did not have his Date of birth in the transcribed info.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ha...;

Gina

Re: Hales/Matthews

sallyinaz1 — 2013-01-03 22:16:15Z

I would love to have a copy of Hugh's will. He was my 3rd great grandfather. And, the picture of Mary Ann, she was my 2nd great-grandaunt.

His daughter, Evaline Sarah HALES married George Bush STUBBS;
son, George Walter STUBBS m Winifred Adams CONNET;
son Donald Connet STUBBE m Lydia Irene WILLS;
dau, Jessie Arline STUBBS m Richard Holt ROLLS;
dau, Sally Arline ROLLS m Jerry William PAVIA.

Would be interested in corresponding with you about Hugh HALES and his wife Elizabeth MATTHEWS.

Sally Rolls Pavia
sallypavia2001@yahoo.com

Re: Hales expert - Brickwall in TN, MO, OK

kmgoodpastor — 2013-01-03 06:56:35Z

Just found this. Don't know if it will be of any help to you. As an aside, California Kellett was my GGG Grandmother. My mom knew her as "Mother Calla". She lived a street away from her growing up in Oklahoma City, OK.
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/KELLETT/2007-0...

Re: Hales expert - Brickwall in TN, MO, OK

kmgoodpastor — 2013-01-03 04:42:16Z

It's not private. Let's share all this good stuff!

Re: Hales expert - Brickwall in TN, MO, OK

aecapo1 — 2013-01-03 03:27:50Z

Oh my, this is excellent news! I have Hales family data from James Hales to present, and have recorded basic data for siblings to whom I'm not directly related. I'd be glad to pass this info on to you if it would be helpful. Thank you SO much for offering this help. Feel free to contact me at aecapo@comcast.net (likely best for sharing GEDCOM files.

Is your tree private? I would be very interested in seeing the path your family tree takes. Hoping you wouldn't giving me a peek? In any case, I'll be grateful for whatever you can share.

Happy New Year!

Best Regards,
Anne Hales-Capo

Re: Hales expert - Brickwall in TN, MO, OK

kmgoodpastor — 2013-01-03 02:29:47Z

Chester Hales, of Oklahoma City, OK was my grandfather. I traced his line back to James Hales of TN and hit a brick wall. In mentioning it to my aunt, his daughter, she informed me that she has the line traced all the way back to England and will be sending it in the next few days. I'll pass on any information I find!

Hales from Lyn Mass, Boston to England

paulettebull — 2012-09-26 18:56:37Z

Looking for information on Edward Hales b 1849 in Merton England, emigrated to Boston 1870, married Elizabeth Howes in Concord New Hampshire 1871.
Child Charles Edward Hales born 1872 Lynn Mass.
May of been in Chicago in 1871 during the time of the great fire. Occupation Harnessmaker.
Im looking for information when he live in Concord on Edward and also wife Elizabeth Howes.
An emigration record possibly from Boston to England from 1873 to 1876 when he was back living in Merton, Surrey England.
A church record of the marraige in New Hampshire, any witness.
thanks in advance for any help.

HALES Loretta Lievsay 1938-1979

t42OakGro_DallasCoTX — 2012-08-24 23:30:27Z

HALES Loretta Lievsay 1938-1979

I photographed this gravestone in the Oak Grove Cemetery, Irving, Dallas Co., Texas.
Feel free to use this picture for your records . This is one of the 227,357 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Oak Grove) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family .

Re: looking for John Paul Hales

gwtate720 — 2012-08-16 05:20:21Z

Hi my name is Gena Hales Tate . Your Grandfather is my fathers brother (Robert Grady Hales) . I love reading all this.

Re: Hales of Birmingham, Uk and Roberts of Rhos, Wrexham UK

christinehutter — 2012-05-25 19:20:01Z

Re: Hales My grandfathers name was Thomas Hales his brother was George Hales, his children were my Aunt Mattie Uncle Danny Aunt Greta all deceased.Aunt Pat is still alive I believe and living in Wales. I am also trying to gather information on the Hales family. I live in Canada now if you can give me a little more information on who you are I will ssend you what I have.
Christine Hutter

Re: Ethel Spicer Hales

borlando601 — 2012-05-06 17:53:01Z

Treena,
Ethel Spicer Hales was my grandmother and did not have a son named Charles. She had four children (all cedeased as of this year), John Walker; Nettie Virginia, Ben Jr., and R.E. (Robert Eugene). She did not reside in Illinois but always in KY. I am the son of Virginia. Hope this helps in your search.

Hales of Birmingham, Uk and Roberts of Rhos, Wrexham UK

sianowenjacks — 2012-04-14 12:49:57Z

Hi All,

I've just decided to do this family tree thingy and have quickly discovered how difficult it is without certain information. If anyone knows Patricia Ann Hales, brother Danny and sisters Joyce and Matty plus some other siblings am not sure about please get in touch.

Re: Hales lineage

LHMADGAR — 2012-04-11 03:59:15Z

Please send me all the info on NC Hales. My lineage is NC also. Samuel 1750-1826---John 1776-1848----William Bill 1804-1879 ----Thomas Jefferson 1848-1936 -----John Bun 1879-1949 ---Fletcher Jefferson 1922-1987-----Linda 1947---

Thanks

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2012-02-25 03:59:40Z

Hi James

Well its been a while since I heard from you.
Why don't you just give me a call at 281-356-4979 (home phone) since you are having trouble with the e-mail address. Leave me a message in case I'm not home and I'll get back to you and give you my address.

Dorlene

Re: Jesse HALES daughter Hilda HALES Oregon

pavia — 2012-02-25 01:31:39Z

My 2nd greatgrandmother, Evaline Sarah HALES, was the youngest sister to both Hugh Byron Americus and William Henry Harrison HALES. She m George Bush STUBBS in 1865 in IA and then they moved to Chillicothe, Missouri. There were seven children, six boys and the youngest was a girl.
Her mother, Elizabeth [MATHEWS]HALES was buried in Chillicothe, MO, in Edgewood Cemetery in 1872, Hugh HALES died in Henry Co, IA, in 1852.
Sally Pavia - sallypavia2001@yahoo.com
[mistakes in spelling are due to the cat's helping type the reply]

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2012-02-25 00:29:59Z

I have my things out of storage now. I took a snapshot of Grandpa Dealy's portrait. If I can, I'll try to post it here online unless I can get a hold of an email address that will work for me. I still only have my so-called smart phone for the internet. A phone number will work, too. I can send a text message with the photo attached.

John Hales of Gorleston, Suffolk, England

alanphillips170 — 2012-01-27 22:11:52Z

Looking for the birth of John Hales and his marriage to Judith Bultiude (bapt. Lound, Suffolk, in 1815). In three censuses 1851, 1861 and 1881, John Hales is consistent in recording that he was born in Gorleston, Suffolk. He is generally listed as being two years older than his wife Judith, giving his birth from 1813 to 1816. If we take Judith's birth as 1815, which corresponds with her baptism which we know, this would make John's birth around 1813. The only Hales baptism in Gorleston at this time which I can find, relates to one Francis John, son of John Hales and Lucy his wife/late Lucy Frances spinster. He was born and baptised 10th October, 1812. (see Gorleston Deanery of Lothingland, Bishop's Transcripts of Baptisms, 1812, Suffolk County Record Office, microfilm J406/67 952317.) It is possible that the name Francis, being a version of the mother's maiden name, was dropped by John early on. John and Lucy had two further offspring: William baptised 4th September, 1814 and Nelly, baptised 7th September, 1816. Equally, John may have been baptised at Hopton near Lowestoft but I have been unable to see the Hopton register. John Hayles married Lucy Frances on 22nd December, 1807 at Hopton, near Lowestoft. Hopton, is close to Blunderston. Again, I would like to see a copy of the Hopton near Lowestoft marriage register entry of John and Lucy. I also suspect that John Hales and Judith Bultitude married in Hopton near Lowestoft in circa 1837, give or take a couple of years, but need this confirmed or dispelled.

John Hales was a journeyman carpenter living in Blunderston, Suffolk in the mid 19th century.

There is a reference to a baptism of a John Hales at Blunderstone, Suffolk on the 30 January 1784, which could possibly be John's father. The `Corton, Hopton and Gorleston Inclosure (sic) Claims 1809 No. 9´ Y/D 75/1-8 Lucas & Wylls Solicitors (Yarmouth) in NRO, dated 5th July, 1809 - an account of the Estate belonging to a John Springall - shows he was "intitled (sic) in fee lying within the Parish of Hopton in County of Suffolk AND ALSO of the claims, rights and interests of the said John Springall in, to and upon the common heaths, marshes, doles, and waste lands within the said Parish of Hopton deleivered by himself to the Commissioners named in and appointed by an Act of Parliament passed in 49th year of the reign of King Geo III intitled “AN ACT for inclosing (sic) lands in the Parishes of CORTON, HOPTON and GORLESTON in the County of Suffolk” viz four cottages with the edifices buildings and appertences to the same county in the whole about one acre of land and being in the several occupations of John Welton, John Hales, William Brett and Margaret Buttle, The whole of which is freehold. AND the said John Springall in right of the said premises claims to be intitled to a right of common of pasture for all his commonable cattle levant and couchant thereon, over and upon the said common heaths, marshes, doles, and waste lands lying in the said Parish of Hopton at all times in the year AND ALSO to a right of cutting whins, fern and heath upon the said common heaths and waste lands for necessary fuel to be consumed within the said several cottages. Given under his hand this fifth day of July 1809 (Signed) John Springall." Thus, a John Hales (possibly the father) was occupying premises in the Gorleston, Hopton area in 1809.

Like most coastal Suffolk people, John must have helped with the herring fishing, which would explain his absence "being at sea" in 1841.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Alan Phillips

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2012-01-17 03:12:01Z

Do you have an e-mail address? Let me know and I'll try to e-mail you that way and see if it goes thru to you.
Your cousin
Beverly

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2012-01-16 17:46:49Z

Sorry...I just tried emailing you again but it got sent back to me. I don't know what the problem is. Anyway, I'm making plans on getting my things out of storage next month. I'll let you know what I find in the family collection of old stuff.

Cousin James

Hales / Hailes / Hayles - with the s - 1831 and earlier

jahales — 2011-12-30 19:42:20Z

I am attempting to document by making county lists any references to persons with the surname spelled in records as Hales / Hailes / Hayles – WITH THE “s” – 1831 and earlier for the states of Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, and Arkansas. Your assistance is appreciated. Here is my beginning.

Alabama:
Blount County
Monroe County
Wilcox County

Arkansas:
Hempstead County

Georgia:
Chatham County
Clarke County
Elbert County
Hall County
Henry County
Jackson County
Jefferson County
Madison County
Marion County
Newton County
Oglethorpe County
Richmond County
Talbot County
Walton County
Washington County
Wilkes County

Illinois:
Jackson County
Mercer County
Ogle County
Shelby County

Kentucky:
Breckinridge County
Knox County
Scott County

Mississippi:
Amite / Wilkinson County
Rankin County
Smith County
Wayne County

North Carolina:
Anson County
Bladen County
Caswell County
Chatham
Cumberland County
Edgecombe
Iredell County
Johnston County
Mecklenburg County
New Hanover
Orange County
Robeson
Rowan
Wayne County

Ohio:
Hamilton County
Holmes County
Jefferson County
Richland County
Ross County

South Carolina:
Cheraws District
Darlington County
Greenville
Lancaster County
Lexington County
Orangeburg District
Parish of St Philip and St Michael, Charleston District
St James / Goose Creek
St Matthew, Orangeburgh District
Sumter County

Tennessee:
Bedford County
Davidson County
Hickman County
Sullivan County
Sumner County
Warren County
Washington County

Virginia:
Bedford County
Brooke County
Buckingham
Henrico County
Nelson County
Prince William
Sussex County

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-12-17 17:42:48Z

Hey James did you try using my e-mail address that I sent to you? Here it is again bleger001@comcast.net
Try it again hope it works this time.
Do you have an e-mail address, maybe I can e-mail you and then you would have mine. Sure be nice to hear from you again. You said that you had Hales bible in storage have you gotten out yet? Was that grandpa Hales bible from his side of the family? Would love to know what was written in there.

Your cousin Dorlene

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-11-30 14:11:13Z

Here's the e-mail address again

bleger001@comcast.net

Those are the number "0" not letters Try this again.

Re: Hales lineage

CatherineTate — 2011-11-30 01:56:43Z

I do not know what went wrong but the e-mail is
c.cvhtate@cox.net

bleger just contacted me too

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2011-11-30 01:37:00Z

Mail client says that's not a valid email address. My email got returned to me.

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-11-29 23:36:47Z

Catherine

Can you e-mail me at bleger001@comcast.net so we can talk to each other and not on this board. Would love a picture of Hugh and Maude and if you can find that letter I would love a copy of it also.
Thanks
Beverly

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-11-29 23:30:51Z

Nope there was four boys I forgot about Sylvester I believe he died when he was a baby.
Here's my e-mail address bleger001@comcast.net that way we can get off the board and talk to each other.

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-11-29 23:27:51Z

Hi Catherine

Can you e-mail me that info on Matthew's and Jerusha's family. My e-mail is bleger001@comcast.net
Thanks

Re: Hales lineage

CatherineTate — 2011-11-29 23:00:31Z

I was hoping someone would answer me. A few years back I was in touch with Hugh Ricks and Wiley Hales. Hugh sent me a picture of Hugh Garnet Hales and Maude Anna O'Neal. They were his grandparents. Then he sent me a copy of a letter from Dealy to his mother. I can not find that but do remember Dealy mentions about a son in the Navy.

c.cvhtate@cox.net contact me at my e-mail how will I know it is you.

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2011-11-29 21:54:52Z

Is there a more private feature here other than posting personal contact info in the public domain?

Re: Hales lineage

CatherineTate — 2011-11-28 22:37:21Z

If one of you will send me an address, I will send you info on the North Carolina Hales. I have all of Matthew's and Jerusha's children. I have been told they had some girls but do not have that info. That is if you want the info.

Re: Hales lineage

CatherineTate — 2011-11-28 22:37:15Z

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-11-28 19:54:48Z

When you retrieve the family bible check and see if there is anything about grandpa. He never would talk about his side of the family only told us "if you ever run across any Hales they were probably kin to you". I haven't gotten back on ancestry.com in a long time, had to cut back on expenses but hope to start it back up next year. Have you been doing any research on the family yet? It's alot of fun to find all these records on our family. I've gotten alot of information on grandma's side (Mulkey) from Lillian Mulkey who lives in Helotes, Texas but grandpa I had to find on line and not really knowing alot about the Hales is hard to do. But I did find out who his father was and grandfather, but that's as far as I had gotten.

When you do get the family bible out of storage can I get you to make a copy of any information that was written in there for my records. If so let me know and I will send you my address. Thanks cousin

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2011-11-28 16:59:37Z

I can't believe I forgot about Gweneth. Did I spell that correctly? My dad's family Bible is in storage and I haven't had a chance to go retrieve it and other memorabilia. I believe it was just the three boys that Dealy and Hattie had.

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2011-11-28 12:50:11Z

Yes, Chester was my dad's elder brother and my father was JP. I am James, named after my dad, the middle child of three siblings and the younger of two brothers. I can't remember if there was an eldest brother or not in Chet's and JP's family. All I do remember is that "Chet" was about 20 years older than JP. As a small child I remember going to the hospital (or nursing home) to visit "Uncle Chester," whom I had only known from my dad's stories, just before he died. Unfortunately, we children know very little of our Hales heritage.

Not too long before JP passed away, he and Clifford had reconnected and would occasionally visit at our family home in Three Rivers. I remember dad actually taking the time away from work for once in his life to watch my brother's graduation ceremony (Navy bootcamp) in California. He visited with his cousin (or some similar relation) in Redondo Beach. (I can't recall her name right now for some reason, but I know her from my dad's stories.) I hadn't seen my father so refreshed and happy since I was a small child when he was still in his 40s.

So, do you live in Texas? I have just recently moved back to south Texas and am currently living in Corpus Christi. Its nice to meet you, long-lost Cousin!

Re: Hales lineage

bdleger — 2011-11-28 04:36:51Z

Are you JP and Virginia son or daughter if so then we are cousins. JP was my daddy's youngest brother. My father's name was Chester Dean Hales

Re: Hales lineage

CatherineTate — 2011-11-27 23:15:32Z

Zollie married Joshia's daughter Mittie Ann. I am related to Joshia.

Re: Hales lineage

deadstringz — 2011-11-27 22:27:00Z

I, too, am Dealy's grandchild. Dealy and Hattie's youngest child is my late father. If you're still researching or following the family name, feel free to contact me.

Re: Hit a brick wall with the Hales family from north Shropshire

1_maggie85 — 2011-10-15 14:44:04Z

Hi there
We are also reseaching our Hales from Shropshire wondered if our our connected - you can contact me

Maggie.gallant100@tiscali.co.uk

Re: Hit a brick wall with the Hales family from north Shropshire

1_maggie85 — 2011-10-11 19:58:40Z

Hi,
We are researching our Hales family tree and we are having a few problems too. Our great grandfather was George Hales and he was married to Margaret Blanche nee Caldecott. George was born around 1831 in Wem, Shropshire. They had about 10 children. Our grandfather was Philip Henry Hales and he married our grandmother Gertrude Lilian Kirby in 1908 in Leighton Buzzard. At that time Philip was a widow, but we cannot find his previous marriage. They had 4 children Diana, Joan, Frederick John and Gerald Hales. There was talk of another child called Bernard, but we cannot find anything on him either. If anyone knows anything we would love to hear from you. You can email me at becca_helm@yahoo.com
Thanks.
Rebecca & Maggie

Re: hales, in Johnston co. NC before 1900. "Stancil Chapel?"

jfpankow — 2011-10-07 11:31:24Z

I wonder if Chapman Hayles/Hales (c. 1759-1836) was the father of Culia Hayles (c.1790/94-1840s) who married Kindred O'Neal (c.1785-1855) in Johnston Co. in 1810. They moved to Anson Co., NC by the time of the 1850 census.

In some posts I've seen it stated that Chapman's mother was named Milly Barrow. Kindred O'Neal and Culia Hayles named their first born daughter Millie.

Kindred & Culia had elevan children: Millie O'Neal (10 Jan. 1812-7 Jan. 1889, m. .A. Nelson Caddell), Zillah "Zillie" O'Neal (17 Nov. 1812-17 July 1882, m. Hugh A. Beachum, my line), Lucinda "Lucy" O'Neal (c.1814-9 Jan. 1851, m. Alexander Kiker), Spear O'Neal (c.1816-c.1851, m. Nancy ?), Phereba O'Neal (1818-16 April 1888, m. Isaiah S. Beachum, Hugh's brother), unknown daughter (born 1821/25, perhaps Zina O'Neal), Elizabeth/Eliza O'Neal (c.1824, m. John Gregory or McGregor), Mary O'Neal (1826-1905, m. Wiley Bowers), Nancy Ellen O'Neal (c.1828/30-1885, m. James Alexander Beachum, likely a nephew of Hugh & Isaiah), Martin S. O'Neal (c. 1830/1-27 Nov. 1850), unknown daughter (b. 1831/5, probably Lina O'Neal who married John Dunahoe).

I hope somebody might be able to give me some information about the Hales/Hayles family of Johnston Co.

Best Regards,

John Field Pankow
Email: Stearnsfield@aol.com

Re: Hales expert - Brickwall in TN, MO, OK

Minatures_1 — 2011-06-21 02:01:31Z

I am the daughter of George Leonidas Hales born in 1920 in Walters Oklhoma. I am hitting a brick wall with James Hales I can't find out his mom or dads name.

Re: John Hales born @ 1764 in Leeks, ENG

RobinHasty — 2011-06-18 06:23:46Z

We are related!I am part of John Hales from Leek. I have found the church where they attended. Contact me and lets share information.

Robin Hasty