Haney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: lost realitive

naturldy601 — 2009-11-10 21:35:50Z

Did you check the Texas birth records?

HANEY Perry Eugene 1949-1968

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-09 21:52:15Z

HANEY Perry Eugene 1949-1968

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David Haney b1809 Mary Haney b 1820-Rarick/Rishel

scopinga45 — 2009-11-07 00:35:12Z

I have found David b. 1809 and Mary b.1820 Haney on the 1860 Potter's Mill, Centre Co., PA census. Children Sarah b 1846, David b 1847, Anna b 1850, Lavina b 1851, John b 1853, Franklin b. 1855, Elizabeth b. 1857, Ellen b. 1859. All born in PA.On this same census are families Rarick (Perry b.1835 and Catherine b.1837,) John b. 1823 and Margaret b. 1824 Rishel;Haney's William b.1820 and Elizabeth b.1817. If you are searching/interested in the Rearick/Rishel/Haney/Heneigh/ names, I'd love to hear from you.

HANEY James V 1889 1972

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-03 14:58:25Z

HANEY James V 1889 1972

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: lost realitive

RobertHaney81 — 2009-11-01 15:31:50Z

I found some possible connections and saved off the records if you are interested, please contact me at haney7755@sbcglobal.net

Re: lost realitive

suswat_1 — 2009-10-29 03:32:56Z

Hello Olivia! My aunt who just recently passed was married to a Vernon Claude "Pete" Haney. He was born March 31,1922 and passed away (soo sorry!) March 31,1993. He is buried in Wieland Cemetary in Hunt County Texas. They married and moved to Lakeland Florida until his passing. I know that he was married previous to my aunt and that he did have a son. I found this post trying to locate the cemetary he is buried at b/c my aunt was cremated and her wish is for her ashes to be spread over her husbands grave. However I know next to nothing about his family and only found the cemetary info through searching the internet! I know he also had a sister Helen and his mother's name was Mary. He had a military background as well. I hope this helps you and sorry I have to be the one to inform you. I hope you will find this information and contact me back. My email is suswat@verizon.net. My aunt loved him very much. She married only one time and it was not until later in her life. They had no children together. God bless you!

Re: Haneys from GA.

RobertHaney81 — 2009-10-28 05:17:30Z

I have some info on an Isham born in 1862 in Gwinnett Co., Ga. son of John J. and Melissa P. Haney. I can give you a contact for that family if you will email me at haney7755@sbcglobal.net.
Do you know anything about John and Charlotte Haney?

Re: Stokes HANEY of Mitchell co. NC

RobertHaney81 — 2009-10-28 04:45:19Z

I don't have much but Sandra at email: Sandrated@aol.com should be able to help.

HANEY May Belle 1884 1967

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 15:27:35Z

HANEY May Belle 1884 1967

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: old Haney family reunions at Robbers Cave, OK

tonikindrick79 — 2009-10-24 04:59:04Z

I've emailed you at your email address: bretthaney21@gmail.com - I look forward to hearing from you soon :)

Re: George W Haney & Talitha Francis Stewart (Coffee Co, AL)

wshaney — 2009-10-17 06:49:41Z

Always interested in any Haney photos from this branch of the Haney clan (Hello Nancy!!)

If you'd like to send : wshmisc@yahoo.com

Bill Haney
Miami, FL

Haney's of Oklahoma

bretthaney21 — 2009-10-14 06:12:25Z

Curtis Haney-Pittsburg County
Landon Charlie Haney-Pittsburg County
Brett Haney-Pittsburg County

Re: old Haney family reunions at Robbers Cave, OK

bretthaney21 — 2009-10-14 06:01:52Z

I've actually attended some of those infamous family reunions at Robbers Cave. Please get in touch and i will put you in touch with my Aunt Sheila who will know everything you need or want to know.

9183180115. or bretthaney21@gmail.com

James E. Haney Sr. of Madison Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-10-13 00:19:51Z

Seeking parents & siblings for James b abt 1920. Also need his wife's name & her parents & siblings. Their son James Jr. b abt 1945 marr Carol Ann Huffman dau of Carroll Wilson Huffman & Joyce Taylor. Have 2 children for James Jr. & Carol.
Thanks, Ollie

John Haney on this wife, from a broadside published 1834, Illinois

JeanRichards90 — 2009-10-06 17:20:28Z

From a broadside published by John Haney

To My Four Sons,
James, John, William and Thomas

My children having the misfortune to loose their mother, and they being young at the time, if they should live to the years of maturity, their remembrance of her will be considerably obliterated. Expecting that it will be a gratification to them, in that case, to have some knowledge of her whose affections they once enjoyed, I would here related particulars of her life and character. She was the daughter of John Alender, a honest and respectable man, her mother’s name was Jane Poake, a worthy woman, who died, leaving two sons and five daughters. At the time of her mother’s death, the subject of notice was in her thirteenth year. She was born in August, 1796, in Penn’s Valley in the State of Pennsylvania. Her father removed to Jefferson County, Ohio, where her mother died. After her mother’s death she undertook the whole management of the family; which she performed so well, that she was loved and admired by all who knew her. In two or three years after her mother’s death, her father, feeling and judging, as men in circumstances generally do, (the impropriety of which they find out when it is too late to mend it;) thought that his own and his family’s interest would be promoted by a second marriage. He, therefore, courted and married a very respectable woman; named Margaret Miligan, of Washington County, Pennsylvania; by whom he had seven children. It seldom fails but that jealousies arise in the bosoms of step-mothers. Although your Mother never allowed the least difficulty between herself and her step-mother; yet she, in order to avoid such things, thought proper to leave home. There being a very worthy lady in the neighborhood, who had become very much attached to her, she went to live with her where she continued the principal part of the time until we were married. A better place she could not have selected. (Mrs. Gilchrist (the woman’s name) was truly, one amoung a thousand -- mild, amiable, and a pure christian. She has gone to reap her award. Mr. Gilchrist was a highly honorable man). Our union was one of mutual affection; and the happiness we enjoyed during the time we lived together, evidenced that our affections were not misplaced. My departed companion was nearly two years older than I was; she being 2-3, and I 2-1, when we were married. She was of middle stature – pleasant countenance – and considered very handsome. But she possessed qualities of a much higher grade. She was mild, friendly and peaceable. She never had a difficulty with any one; and always lived in peace with her neighbors and friends; -- and she was highly respected by them all, both before and after we were married, and without interruption until her death. I now venture to say, that in proportion to the number of her acquaintance, she had as many friends and well wishers, as perhaps, anyone living. Respecting her domestic relations, there were few to compare to her. Her whole object and aim in it, was to make her family happy; and she was perfectly successful. I am confident that it has been the lot of but few families to enjoy so high a degree of happiness as we did. Her unremitting attention was ever placed upon her family. If any of us were sick, she was always at hand to administer aid, even when her own health was so impaired that she stood in need of help herself. In the management of her home, she was not excelled by any one. She always labored very hard; sat up late, and rose early. She instructed her children in their duty – instructed them how to say their prayers. She is now gone! and I have every reason to hope and believe that her soul is in Paradise. I hope, through the mercy of Heaven, to meet her there.

I want each of my sons, if they are spared, to preserve a copy of the above. It is written by your father; the object of which is, to retain some knowledge of One who has done more for each of you than all the world beside. May God bless you in Time and save you in Eternity.

John Haney
Rushville, Illinois
August 1834

HANEY Thomas O 1903-1971

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 13:50:58Z

HANEY Thomas O 1903-1971

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HANEY Maxine E 1901-1994

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 15:19:22Z

HANEY Maxine E 1901-1994

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Re: McCulley-Haney

reedme — 2009-09-23 09:00:07Z

I wish that I had noticed this McCulley-Haney thread years ago. My understanding is that the original poster, Frankie Larsen, passed away in Arizona in 2006.

The Sarah Rebecca Haney mentioned here was the daughter of James Haney Sr. and Sarah ?Elizabeth Simmons. Her father's Civil War Pension records list her first name as both Sarahphina and Saraphina. She went by both "Sarah" and "Rebecca" (her middle name).

Sarah was born August 13, 1850 in Washington Co., TN.
Source #1: Her father's "Minor Child" Civil War Pension: Haney, James; Min C. 234,242; Co. I, 1th KY Cav.
Source #2: Her eldest brother's Civil War Pension:
James Harvey Haney; WC 370,229

At the start of the Civil War, James & Sarah Haney lived in Cocke Co., TN near Parrottsville. James initially entered the Confederate service, possibly via conscription, in Co. F, 64th NC Infantry Regt, CSA. He later enlisted in the Union Army in 1863, serving in Co. I, 11th KY Cavalry USA. James spent much of his service time in the hospital.

While home on medical furlough, James Haney Sr. was murdered by Rebels on Oct. 14, 1864 in the Chuckey Knobs area of Cocke Co., TN. James' wife, two of their sons, and another boy brought James food in the woods. The Rebels followed his family to his hiding place and shot him dead.

The above event is heavily documented in the Civil War pension records of James Haney and his sons.

Following James Haney's murder, three of his sons enlisted in the 3rd NC Infantry USA, the "Kirk's Raiders". Another son served in the Confederacy.

A widow, Sarah (Simmons) Haney and family moved to Roane Co., TN. Sarah died on July 26, 1869 and is buried at the Paint Rock Cemetery in Roane County.

Sarah (Haney) McCulley contributed several affidavits to her father Civil War Pension that provide her residence:

Early 1880s - Lived at Barnardsville, Roane Co., TN.
Sept. 5, 1883 - Relocated to Greene Co., MO.
March 1, 1884 - Relocated to Laclede Co., MO
April 28, 1887 - Living in Sleeper, Laclede Co., MO.

Also, her daughter Mary (McCully) Gage's marriage record shows that she married at her parents' house in Laclede Co., MO in sept. 1888.

If there are any family members of Sarah Rebecca McCulley out there, I would love to learn more about your branch of the family.

Re: Sagely / Sagley's in Arkansas

mysearch4fam — 2009-07-10 21:36:57Z

Jimmy,

The marriage that you have from 1890, is it Margaret Burrow & J M Sagely? I believe that Margaret's dad was Newton Burrow, but, I am not 100% sure yet. Do you have any information on your grandmother?

Re: Isaac Haney b. 1798 in Union County, South Carolina

bobanna7 — 2009-07-22 01:13:50Z

I haven't found his parents yet but I am still looking. I descend from Isaac-Ira-David Boyd-William Ernest-William Boyd Sr-William Boyd Jr-me. I have photos of Ira and family on my Ancestry Tree, MS Haneys and LA Thompsons. I have located another descendant and I'm going to call them this week for any leads. I'll keep you posted.

Re: Haney/Jackson

bbbwwm2 — 2009-08-08 19:24:27Z

My grandmother was Lola Haney who married my grandfather, Fernando Mansell in TN. Nanni Mae was her sister.

HANEY Marvin E 1906-1948

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-05 01:46:24Z

HANEY Marvin E 1906-1948

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HANEY Willie 1887-1960

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-09 23:49:36Z

HANEY Willie 1887-1960

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HANEY Henry Lee 1893-1972

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-27 22:56:29Z

HANEY Henry Lee 1893-1972

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Re: Stephen L. Haney/Martha Catherine (Katheren) Haney Shore(s)

tonikindrick79 — 2009-07-10 18:05:34Z

let's see - i have the funeral paper from the service that states:
Martha Katherine Haney
b. July 8, 1871 Carthage, MS
d. March 28, 1975 Fort Smith, Ark

for Stephen L. Haney I have:
b. abt. 1823 GA
d. 1887 AL

the census record I have that lists Stephen L. and Catherine along with Jasper is the 1880 one - Stephen is 57, Catherine is 8 and Jasper is 11mths - per that record.

Re: Stephen L. Haney/Martha Catherine (Katheren) Haney Shore(s)

tonikindrick79 — 2009-07-09 22:19:40Z

Oh another bit of information I just got today - the Haney family held a family reunion every year at Robbers Cave, OK. My grandma, Verna Mae Shores, said part of our family even had a band that performed at it, but couldn't remember the name. Hopefully she'll remember at some point. She said that these reunions happened when she was growing up - she was born Aug 5, 1930 to John Jasper Steven Shore(s)(b. Dec. 5, 1897) and Nora Viola Wyatt (Feb. 1900). John Jasper's parents were William Albert Shore (b. Nov. 1868) and Martha C. Haney (b. July 8, 1871).

Stephen L. Haney/Martha Catherine (Katheren) Haney Shore(s)

tonikindrick79 — 2009-07-08 21:17:28Z

I'm looking for any information regarding this side of my family. My grandmother is Verna Mae Shores, her father was John Jasper Steven Shores, his mother was Martha Catherine (Katheren, Katherin, Katherine) Haney and her father was Stephen L. Haney. I'm trying to find who Stephen's parents were as I can't seem to come up with any more ideas of where to look. As others have stated, I've been told by my grandma that we have Indian in us - Cherokee, Choctaw and Blackfoot. My grandma is very interested to know more about our Indian heritage.
The only information I have regarding Stephen L. Haney is that he was born about 1823, married to Nancy A. Poole and that he's possibly Martha C. Haney's father, as she normally went by Catherine or Kate. In my grandma's records she went by Katheren/Kate, but her death notice states Martha Katherine Haney b. July 8, 1872 Carthage, Miss., d. March 28, 1975 Fort Smith, Ark. My grandma also believes that these dates were incorrect, that Martha was actually 108 when she died, but I'm not certain.
Any information would be very helpful!! Thanks for your time!!

old Haney family reunions at Robbers Cave, OK

tonikindrick79 — 2009-09-15 05:03:27Z

My grandma told me that the Haneys from her side of the family used to have annual reunions at Robbers Cave, OK and that the family was pretty large and would have music - some of them had a band apparently. My grandmother is descended from John Jasper Steven Shore (m. Nora Viola Wyatt) whose mother was Martha Katherine Haney Shore (m. William Albert Shore) whose mother and father were Nancy Pool/Pettit and Stephen L. Haney. Kate Haney had full and half siblings: (full) John J., Polly Ann, Jasper and (half) Elsie, Abby and Elmira Pettit. I'm looking for any information regarding this side of the family. I have info on other sides, but my grandma would really like to know more about our Native American side at this time.

Also birthdays for those I know:
My grandma: August 5, 1930
John Jasper Steven Shore: Dec. 5, 1897
Martha Katherine Haney a/k/a Kate: July 8, 1871
Nancy Pool/Pettit: about 1836
Stephen L. Haney: about 1823

Re: response Nancy Claudette Hanie

hanienancy — 2009-07-27 18:06:42Z

I am your cousin's daughter?

My grandfather is Claude and my father is Sam.

I need to find out some information on our family history. If we are Cherokee Indian.

Thank you,

Nancy

Haney and Foster Union

larrijean — 2009-06-18 18:27:21Z

I've been reading all the entries on this site regarding John Haney and his marriage to a Foster daughter. Some entries say that John's wife was DAUGHTER to George Foster and Mary Singleton. Others refer to her as daughter to Robert Foster and Charity LNU. In my files, I have that Robert was George's son, which means she was George Foster and Mary Singleton's GRANDDAUGHTER.
Could someone please clarify this for me? Perhaps George had a daughter and granddaughter with the same name, haven't found any info on that.
Thanks for your help

Re: Pennsylvania-Haney's

trajo37 — 2009-06-29 00:38:28Z

my new email is trajo37@yahoo.com

Re: Isaac Haney b. 1798 in Union County, South Carolina

greenbride2004 — 2009-07-22 01:00:35Z

I am also looking for Issac's parents. Isaac is my g-g-g-g-grandfather. Did you ever find anything on him? I have alot of info on his descendants, but I am having difficulty getting further back than him and Jenny.

Isaac-Ira-George-Archie-Claudia (my grandmother)

Re: haney

beckles1962 — 2009-08-07 22:29:25Z

My ex-father in law was Ernest Lee Haney and his mother was Alta McDonald. Ernest had a brother named Vernon and a sister named LaVita. Ernest was born in 1935 and passed away in 1988. Alta passed away several years later. I don't know about the other 2 though. Hope this helps.

HANEY in Van Buren County, Michigan

jldobermans — 2009-08-04 03:35:21Z

I have been scouring Ancestry for any available clues for more Haney's to add to my line, but most of the threads were started nearly 8-10 years ago. And for whatever reason, the owners of those threads are no longer on Ancestry.

I am the granddaughter of Margaret (Haney) Drake... her mother and father were Myrtle "Myrtie" (Challans) and Matthew... Matthew's parents were Matthew and Hannah (Brown). I do have quite a bit of information on my direct line back to Matthew Jr.

I am hoping that there are other Haney-seeker's out there that are willing to share their lines. I know that quite a few of the Haney's had 10+ children and that makes it hard to track everyone down. I do have information that I have gathered for approx. 7 generations back from myself and have tracked them all the way across the ocean to Ireland.

If you have any relationship or are a decendant of John and Sarah (Hulbert) Haney or of Robert and Margaret (McFall) Haney, I would love to fill in your portion on to my chart. I will, in turn, be more than willing to share all of my family's information.

I case there are some that have not ventured very far back in the Haney line, some other names of more immediate family members to me are: Glenn Haney, Vern Haney, Murl Haney, Clark Haney, Martha (Haney) Fry, Margaret (Haney) Drake, Ronald Haney... All of these are from the Hartford, Michigan area (Van Buren County).

Also, I have pictures of Haney grave stones for those that may live far away and would like pictures.

Re: Hanie Surname

twinsparkles123 — 2009-07-21 01:28:35Z

Hello
my name is Nancy Hanie also my grandfather said that anyone with the same way we spell our last name was related I am from Georgia and if you have found out anything about the Hanie's i would really like to hear from you. i have tried to find out about the spelling of our last name but as of this time i haven't been to lucky. if you would like to write me back my email is twinsparkles123@yahoo.com

Nancy Hanie

Re: Stephen L. Haney/Martha Catherine (Katheren) Haney Shore(s)

SandraTed — 2009-07-10 16:35:21Z

What age and place of birth is listed on the census records for Stephen Haney and for Martha Catherine Haney?

Nelson Hugh Haney

SandraTed — 2009-07-21 16:28:34Z

I am searching for a direct male descendant of Nelson Hugh Haney born abt 1798 in NC, died after the 1880 census of Cass Co., TX. I would like to add this male descendant to the DNA project. I am interest in locating his youngest son who is listed as P.F. on the 1850 Cass Co., TX census.

Re: Rebuen Haney North Carolina

SandraTed — 2009-09-18 15:29:55Z

Please contact me at SandraTed@aol.com.

New Email Address

cal4del — 2009-08-25 21:40:34Z

cal4del@gmail.com

Formerly dhr909@earthlink.com

My interest is the Haney family lineage

Re: Robert Haney + Eliz. Bailey

raycock_1 — 2009-08-23 19:00:55Z

My Haney came to GA at some point. The furthest back I can go is Robert E. Haney, my 4th Great Grandfather, who wa born between 1814-1817 in GA, married Rose A. ?.I've always wondered how the GA Haneys link up with the rest of the family. My guess is that they're related to SC Haneys in some way.

Re: Gwinnett Co. GA Haneys

raycock_1 — 2009-08-29 16:17:38Z

Hello, I looked in the 1850 census and do not find a Robert Hany. Could you end me the link or image. Email me at r.aycock@comcast.net. I may have an answer to the mystery. Thanks!

Joseph k Haney

TERESADEC58 — 2009-09-03 16:15:49Z

Hello. I am looking for Amelia haney's maiden last name. She married Joseph in 1894 she was his 2nd wife. Cences records show 3 teenage kids that can't be hers in the 1900 Georgia cences.Joseph had 21 kids with 3 different wives. Is there anyone else looking for this line of Haneys?There daughter Molly was my grandmother. Horace Johnson was my dad , his dad was William Gaines Johnson Both of these families lived in Cleburne County Alabama.Hightower area from the early 1920 to present day.If there is anybody who can help Please let me know.Thank you, Teresa Johnson Sanders.

HANEY Maxine C beloved wife and mother

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-13 12:11:39Z

HANEY Maxine C beloved wife and mother

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,583 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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HANEY William R 1925 1989 ync5 US Navy W W II Korea Vietnam

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-12 19:37:40Z

HANEY William R 1925 1989 ync5 US Navy W W II Korea Vietnam

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,583 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Jacob Haney

sharonporter1963 — 2009-09-22 14:56:24Z

Did you ever find out anymore info on Jacob and Mary?? My husband is a descendant of Le Roy Haney and Mary Ganger.

Re: THE HANEY FAMILY BOOK No. 2

Deanna_Haney — 2009-07-18 23:44:48Z

Do you know where I can purchase this book?
Thank you.
Deanna Haney
809 Cedar Drive
Spring Green, WI 53588
haney7@charter.net

Re: More Haneys to find from NC>TN>GA>AR>OK

LarryBruceHaney — 2009-06-25 19:50:15Z

Paula, we have visited before but a long time ago. I am related to Robert Washington Haney, son of William and Keziah.
I have a fairly good family tree. Will share. Larry Haney
lbhok1950@gmail.com

Rebuen Haney North Carolina

igmigm — 2009-09-13 15:27:50Z

Reuben Haney was born in 1828 and died 1907. He married
Sarah Elizabeth Good and they lived in McDowell County, North Carolina.

Looking for information on this family. Would like to know anything about this man. Can not locate his parents or anything about him before his marriage.

Your help will be appreciated.

Thank you,
igm

Re: Mack D or Marion E Haney

slhenry77 — 2009-08-27 01:07:30Z

I'm the great granddaughter of Marion Edward Haney and granddaughter of Marion Everett Haney (also known as Ebb). They moved from around Fort Smith, AR to Okahoma.

Sgt. Randy M. Haney of Orlando, Fla., died Sept. 6, 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-09-08 19:30:10Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 686-09
September 07, 2009
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Sgt. Randy M. Haney, 27, of Orlando, Fla., died Sept. 6 in Nangarhar, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked his unit using small arms and rocket-propelled grenade fires. He was assigned to the 2nd Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo.

For more information, media may contact the Fort Carson public affairs office at (719) 526-7525; after hours (719) 526-5500.