Hayward - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Richard Hayward Newspaper article old

MelissaBeedle72 — 2009-11-14 01:53:26Z

Dear Roland,

I've spoken with Norma (woodynrod) & Ken about you, and they're excited to hear from you as well! If/ when you drop me a line, i'll pass on your email address to them too, if you don't mind? We've all collaberated on our Hayward line, and have a lot of info to share as well :).

Take care,
Melissa (catcha_layter_babeATyahoo.com) AT = @

Re: HAYWARD, Gilbert W.(Wilcan), b. 1873, NB

haslbeck — 2009-11-08 05:03:48Z

My g grandfather's name was Gilbert W. Hayward. Born 20 Nov 1874 (according to the death registration I have). He died 2 Aug 1969 in a nursing home in Calgary, Alberta, and buried at Queen's Park Cemetery. He did get a land grant and worked as a farmer for 40+ years. My g grandfather married Adelaide (Tedle) Rozander and they had one daughter, Alice Barbara Hayward (my grandma), born in Claresholm Alberta. Several months after Alice was born, Tedle died. Alice was raised by HER maternal grandparents, Sarah Alice Goodwin Rozander and Robert Blair Rozander. I'm sure that we have a match - I have seen typed errors on official documents before. I wonder where you got your information of Gilbert Hayward from? Please contact me if you wish to further discuss. My email is jennyhaslbeck@shaw.ca I am curious who is YOUR great grandfather? Did he stay in New Brunswick? I have never found any more information regarding Gilbert Hayward's family. My grandma never talked about him, as he did not raise her. So I know a lot more about the Rozander family. Anyways, would be nice to hear from you.

Re: John Richard Hayward Newspaper article old

MelissaBeedle72 — 2009-11-08 04:35:08Z

Heylo Roland, great of you to reply!! I'm glad we helped fill in your tree info some :)

You're lucky to have met some of them, I never had the chance to meet even Hannah (my gr-grandmother), though I do have a few stories about her, lol. My first posting on this led to a great number of discoveries about the family. I was shocked.

Have you met up with woodynrod or Ken yet? If not, then i have some other family contacts for you to "meet" with :)

We've all shared various info, but to be honest with you I haven't touched my family tree lines (nor talked with Norma or Ken) in a while, so it might take me a bit to get back into the swing of things...but I AM intersted! And i've no doubt the others would be too!

Please drop me a line at catcha_layter_babe AT yahoo.com (minus spaces, substitute @ for AT)

Take care!
Melissa

Re: John Richard Hayward Newspaper article old

moinro — 2009-11-05 21:10:46Z

Melissa,

Your post about John Richard Hayward has added a great chunk to my family history. John Richard was my great uncle, born in 1876. His father, John, at the time of the 1891 census, was employed as a 'Bread Van Delivery Man' and later as 'Churh Steward' at Queens Park Congregational Church. John Richard had a sister Hannah who was born about 1880/81. His other siblings were:

Mary, Elizabeth, Emma,(I met her in abour 1952)Alice and Henry (my grandfather who was killed at a place called Pozieres in July 1916 when he was 29 years old).

I have lots of other Hayward genealogy on record. If you are interested, just let me know.

Roland Hayward

John Westmacott Hayward (jnr)

archerfamily1 — 2009-10-06 20:21:35Z

We are looking for information on John Westmacott Hayward, born in Abbotsbury, Dorset, UK in 1861. He left the Uk in 1891 (we believe) for Canada/USA. Does anyone have a link to this person, if so we would be delighted to hear from them. Many Thanks.

Re: Hayward/Howards from Mass.to Nova Scotia

campbell1855 — 2009-10-03 20:00:47Z

Sally-John Howard(Hayward) married Elizabeth Brooks in Brookfield Mass in 1757. Their son Brooks Howard was born in Nova Scotia in 1764. Brooks fought a a substitute for John in the war, and was rewarded with land in Michigan and survived there until 1858. Brooks was my 5xGreat grandfather.
What I am seeking is some kind of documentation of the name transition from Jonas Hayward to John Howard in the next generation. I am confident of the inforamtion and I have found some vague references to the common usage of Hayward/Howard/ and Haywood but I cannot clear establish this with John Howard.
Do you have anything that might help?
Thanks
Mark

Re: HAYWARD of Gloucestershire, UK, FREE website

ihayward170 — 2009-09-23 10:12:21Z

Found that my thomas hayward married ann widgery in dec 1864
Thomas's parents are john and ann.
Born st john the baptist bristol

Hayward

silverperch — 2009-09-23 07:40:29Z

Seeking info on Edward Wilfred Hayward who married Sarah Myrtle Grant. Also seeking info on on Frederick William Hayward who married Minnie Alice Patrick.All help appreciated

Re: HAYWARD of Gloucestershire, UK, FREE website

Starnamminhee — 2009-09-09 03:43:20Z

Hello, i have been stumped for 5yrs now on finding one guy and his parents i have him, his wife and kids but nothing farther back. i am hoping if u could help me here. his name is Robert Hayward born either 1791/1793 in Moreton In Marsh, Gloucester, England and died in Andover, Hampshire, England. he married a woman named rachel jackman. please if you can find him that would be great.

Allison

John Thomas Hayward

margaretroper99 — 2009-09-08 20:08:19Z

Just received a birth certificate for John Thomas Hayward born 13 February 1863 born at 16 Upper Grove Street Fathers names Thomas Hayward and mother Ann Hayward nee Boom occupation of father journeyman/carman
I found the marriage on free Bmd Dec 1862 Whitechapel. Found on Lds site at 19 Grove Street with family
regards Maggie

FLORENCE HAYWARD AND WILLIAM HOSFORD; 1590s

seejay2003 — 2009-09-06 16:20:12Z

Am looking for info on Florence Hayward; born 1594; died 20 Aug 1641.

She married William Hosford (various spellings) in England.

Re: Sydney Hayward - Wiltshire, Hampshire, Sussex

heavensguide — 2009-09-06 14:38:07Z

Lee Richard MARSH 1970
Harry J W MARSH 1943
Harry J W MARSH - Kathleen M VALVONA 1925
Bessie May HAYWARD 1902 Portsmouth
Edward George HAYWARD 1876 Portsmouth
Theodore HAYWARD 1836 Bristol
Celilia BIOLETTI 1810 Crediton - Sydney HAYWARD 1810

Hayward and Patrick

silverperch — 2009-08-26 04:52:43Z

Seeking information on Edward Hayward who married Minnie Alice Patrick in Victoria.Seeking info and to reconnect with family. Seeking other Hayward/Patrick Ancestors from Melbourne,Geelong, Wangaratta and Geelong areas

Edward Wilfred Haywood

silverperch — 2009-08-22 11:02:57Z

Seeking information On Edward Wilfred Haywood and Family Born Geelong Victoria.Would appreciate and help that can be given

Hayward/Wright/Taylor/Partridge

sweetland44 — 2009-08-12 14:29:32Z

Researching these families mostly from Suffolk and appearing in Battersea later,in connection with my grandmother Elizabeth Wright born 1874c at Battersea (unconfirmed). Her father possibly Thomas or Joseph(info marriage certs).

Helen Wright married W G HAYWARD 1927 at Wandsworth
Gertude Wright married J W Taylor 1908 " "
Mary Ann Wright married H H Hayward 1897 at Cosford
Robert Wright married Lydia Liddiard 1884 at Wandsworth
Elizabeth Wright Dalton married Robertson James Partridge 1929 at Battersea.

Regards
Shirley Sweetland

I have census info for all these families but still unable to link them to my Grandmother and her parents.

Re: HAYWARD of Gloucestershire, UK, FREE website

johncooper184 — 2009-08-11 09:31:45Z

Hi Carrie,
I do not know Thomas Colston Hayward. When was he born?
My Haywards were from Charlton Kings near Cheltenham.
Regards
John

William Hayward / Esther Hyett

patsullivan616 — 2009-08-10 19:24:54Z

I am trying to trace the line of William Hayward b (c) 1786 married Esther Hyett 1814 in Hatford Berkshire. They had nine children that I am aware of who were all christened in Broughton Poggs Oxfordhire

Re: Haywards in Oxfordshire

patsullivan616 — 2009-08-10 18:37:53Z

I have a William Hayward born c 1786 died 12/5/1836. Married Esther Hyett in Hatford Berks 6/4/1814, they had 9 children all christened in Broughton Poggs in Oxfordshire.

Re: haywards of massachusets usa

jomello36 — 2009-08-06 21:48:33Z

Were your Haywards from the Bridgewater bunch? I'd be interested to know what all you acquired with your family papers. I descend from Jacob Hayward who ended up in Acworth, New Hampshire (immigrant Thomas Hayward was the ancestor). Thanks. Joanne

Re: Haywards in MA in late 18th century

jomello36 — 2009-08-06 21:36:07Z

I'm most interested in contact with you. Please contact me privately at: jomello@sbcglobal.net

Sorry to be so late in answering your message of 2007. I just now found it!

Re: Alvinza Hayward b. abt 1822 Vermont

retduck — 2009-06-18 20:14:34Z

Interesting story about Alvinza and Charity that I read somewhere. It was written by a man who knew them both in Jefferson Co, Wis. He talks about how Alvinza began taking houshold neccesities to families in a wagon in order to support himself. Alvinza was staying with a family who had a young girl come to their house to do house work.

Charity Hathaway's family was poor and she worked a various homes to help supprot the family.

Charity had always said she was going to marry for money. She said she finally settled for love. The rest is history.

I do have some information on the family of Silas Hathaway and Catherine Ferris but nothing any further back. They had a total of 16 children, most born in New York.

Charity's sister Sarah Ann Hathaway is my great grandmother. Sarah married Ariel Austin who became a prominent farm owner in Columbus Co. WI

Let me know what information you want and I gladly provide what I have. Contact me at retduck@cox.net and I can atach the family file for you.

Don

Re: HAYWARD , Lamarsh, Essex, England ,UK,

arginata — 2009-07-01 00:22:24Z

Hello Barry, Is this the Michael who had his family in Little Cornard? Tom Bellas

Haywards

Haywires — 2009-04-26 15:45:10Z

I am resesarching the Hayward side of my family tree I have reseached back to John Hayward 1796 - born in Glostershire and married Mary / Margaret? - not sure which name is right - they had a son in 1821 Thomas Hayward who married Sarah Price in Sommerset - they moved to Wales and had a son William Hayward in 1852 in Breconshire he married Mary Jane Fanner.
If you have any information about this family would love to hear from you.....
Thanks

Dorothy Ethel Hayward b. abt 1926 Ontario

LelaniArris — 2009-05-09 04:24:53Z

I am looking for any information at all on a Dorothy Ethel Hayward, born about 1926 in Ontario.

She was married (or maybe not, some question about this) to George Albert Ellement during the late 1940s/early 1950s, lived in Toronto, and had 4 children with him. George and Dorothy separated around 1955 and she disappeared from their lives forever by 1958. May have had a brother named "Red" Hayward.

She would be my daughter's grandmother. We are interested in Dorothy's parents and whether or not she might still be alive or at least what happened to her. Two of her children are deceased but she also has many grandchildren.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Re: Hayward Search

ahayward185 — 2009-04-08 03:36:16Z

I would love to find out what you have.

Re: Sydney Hayward

dhay1511 — 2009-04-10 04:31:43Z

Please contact me at dhay151@xipline.com.
I believe we can share information.

Re: Huldah Hayward

MargaretKing99 — 2009-04-27 01:11:10Z

Dear Marcia,

Hi I am related to Hulda and Ferdinando Thayer,

I am related through their daughter Huldah Hayward.

Can you send me a link to your webpage?
Please send it to meggo@jtse.com
Thank you so much

Re: Ruth Hayward

ShirleyTaylorA — 2009-04-02 17:38:23Z

Look at the 1860 Callaway Mo census under Andrew Howard
the Lucy A is Rutha. 1870 census Linn Osage Mo. under Andrew Haywood. 1850 Cedar Mo census under Andrew Hayward. The 1850 census also includes his Mother Susanah. Sister Emiline, bro Martin. bro J Jackson is in Yuba Ca census.
Her aunt Rutha A Hayward is married to a Martin 1860 census with Susanah the mother 1870 she married a Joseph Glasin in census think it is Grazier also.
dpet2969@msn.com

Re: Hayward

daveincarolina — 2009-07-24 19:42:41Z

Hi almost ten years later an answer comes from Charleston s.c. My name is david hayward as far as ive been told we've been here since the 1700s. feel free to repond. thanks

Re: Alfred William Hayward/Katherine Mullen

margaret1701 — 2009-04-04 04:33:17Z

Hi Julie,

I saw your messages from several years ago re the Haywards. I am doing some research on Alfred Hayward and Caroline Bartlett because they built the house my ancestors lived in in Port Hope Ontario. It was quite a place.
Let me know if you get this message. I would love to talk more.
Margaret

Re: Alfred William Hayward/Katherine Mullen

margaret1701 — 2009-04-06 15:55:43Z

Thanks for your reply Julie.
I was trying to find out information on the construction of the house named "Ravenscourt" by the Haywards. According to Hamilton Township, Ontario it was built by Francis Hayward about 1847. He was an uncle to Alfred. I found a Francis Hayward in the 1851 Census of Hamilton Township, Ontario age 28. That seems young to be an uncle to Alfred. The 1848 Census of the township also shows Francis Hayward on the lot. There is no evidence of Francis after 1851.
I would like to identify Francis and why he named the manor house "Ravenscourt". The story is that is was built after another house in England. If you have any information on Francis or the name "Ravenscourt" that could be helpful.
It wasn't a typical residence of the area but was quite grande and expensive. Alfred and Caroline lived in it until they took up permanent residence at Gore's Landing. Inside the house the Haywards had painted various heraldry crests and shields representing the family.
The current owner of the house did some research in the 1980s and spoke with a Stuart Hayward in Toronto who was elderly and had a lot of family history information on paper. He has since passed away.
Do you have any knownledge of Francis or the house in Port Hope?
Thanks very much,
Margaret

Horace Owen Hayward?

kevsterman — 2009-07-26 10:30:45Z

I have just received my nan's birth certificate in the post (who'd have thought that could be so exciting!) and I now know the names of her parents. I did a search for her father, Horace Owen Hayward, and received a couple of matches in the 1891 & 1901 censuses. My question is, how do I know if the Horace mentioned in the census is in fact her father? They come from the same part of London, Hackney, and the years match however I'm not sure how I go about proving whether I've got the right chap. Any advice would be great. Thanks.

Re: Is it the right guy?

kevsterman — 2009-07-27 12:47:00Z

Sue & Tania,

Thanks very much for all your help. I really appreciate you going out of your way to do a bit of researching for me. Either you've both got nothing better to do with your time or you just really love doing family trees, lol. I think its probably the latter.

Here's another question for you about Horace. I can find no mention of his death. Surely there must be a register of his death somewhere but if its not listed in the databases where would it be?

Kev

Re: Is it the right guy?

kevsterman — 2009-07-23 20:19:58Z

Hi Sue, yes, my nan's mother was Palmer. How did you find out when they were married? I did a search and found a record of Horace getting married but there was no mention of Florence Palmer's name. Also I didn't think the 1911 census was online yet?

Kev

HAYWARD Carl Leroy 1921-1949

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-04 01:03:39Z

HAYWARD Carl Leroy 1921-1949

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Ronald & Victor Hayward who served with "the Blues"

KathleenHayward50 — 2009-07-09 14:14:20Z

trying to tracie Ronald & Victor who both served with the Blues.

Re: Is it the right guy?

Tania_Dennis — 2009-07-25 11:16:52Z

FreeBMD
Horace Owen HAYWARD born Qrt Dec 1883 District: Hackney Vol: 1b Pg: 525

Census 1891
London, Hackney

Fanny E Hayward b: abt: 1876 London
Edwin H Hayward b: abt: 1877 Hoxton London
Florence A Hayward b: abt: 1878 Hoxton London
Jessie E Hayward b: abt: 1880 Shoreditch
Emma L Hayward b: abt: 1882 Shoreditch
Horace O Hayward b: abt: 1884 Hackney
Eliza M Hayward b: abt: 1885 Hackney
Mabel E Hayward b: abt: 1889 Hackney
Herbert C Hayward b: abt: 1891 Hackney

1881 Census
Dwelling 14A Flemming St
Census Place London, Middlesex, England

Edwin Chas. HAYWARD Head M Male 29 Kensington Upholsterer
Eliza Sarah HAYWARD Wife M Female 25 Islington, Middlesex, England
Fanny Elizth. HAYWARD Dau Female 5 Islington, Middlesex, England School Girl
Edwin Henry HAYWARD Son Male 4 Islington, Middlesex, England Scholar
Florence Alice HAYWARD Dau Female 3 Islington, Middlesex, England
Jessey Emma HAYWARD Dau Female 2 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
Will Owen HAYWARD Son Male 11 m Shoreditch, Middlesex, England

On the 1911 Census Hackney
Fanny Hayward head
Herbert Hayward brother b: 1891
Horace Hayward brother b: 1884
Emma Hayward sister b: 1882
Jessie Hayward b: 1880
Mabel Hayward b: 1889
Marie Hayward b: 1900

FreeBMD (father & mother's death)
Deaths Qrt Jun 1908
Hayward Edwin Charles age:57 District:Hackney Vol:1b Page: 249

Deaths Qrt Mar 1903
Hayward Eliza Sarah age:47 District: Hackney Vol: 1b
Pg: 368

Hope it helps

Regards
Tania
Parent's marriage: FreeBMD
Edwin Charles HAYWARD married Eliza Sarah BOWEN Qrt Jun 1875 District: Holburn Vol: 1b Pg: 982

Re: HAYWARD of Gloucestershire, UK, FREE website

ihayward170 — 2009-06-26 23:09:24Z

Hi hope you can help. Looking for info on Thomas colston hayward born bristol. thanks
My email is ihayward@live.com.au

Haywards of Southern Ohio

agleim69 — 2009-05-18 04:20:18Z

Looking for Parents/ Ancestors of Philip Hayward he married Katherin Emory..Their son was my Gr. Grandfather Zenis Hayward(wife Serena Coriell)..their Daughter is Mary Kathryn Hayward(Gleim)..my grandmother..I dont know who Philip Haywards Parents are? or parents of Katherin Emory? anyone who does..please email me agleim69@yahoo.com

thank you.

Haywards of southern ohio

agleim69 — 2009-05-13 05:48:04Z

Im related to the haywards of southern ohio..My grandmother is Mary kathryn Hayward(Gleim)..born 1918..Her father was Zenis Hayward..his Father was Phillip Hayward..does anyone know any ancestors further back before Phillip Hayward? he was married to katherine Emory...any help is appreciated..on Phillip's parents and/ or Katherin Emory's parents and so forth...Aaron Gleim agleim69@yahoo.com

Re: Is it the right guy?

SueSull — 2009-07-24 11:50:31Z

Kev

the 1911 is pay per view ...find them on the index before you buy any credits.

http://www.1911census.co.uk/

Sue

Re: Is it the right guy?

SueSull — 2009-07-24 08:58:33Z

Kev

search the marriage index on http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl

for Hackney, September quarter 1911 by entering Horace Hayward....when it comes up, click on the page number 867 which gives you the names of the 2 brides and 2 grooms on that page. I then searched the HAYWARD births post 1911 with mother's maiden name Gardner,no joy so tried PALMER and there are several so guessed one of them was your Nan.

You can order a copy certificate online from www.gro.gov.uk

Sue

Horace Owen Hayward?

SueSull — 2009-07-26 10:32:05Z

was your Nan's mother PALMER? If so, Horace married Florence PALMER registered in Hackney in Sept quarter 1911. A copy of that certificate will give you his occupation and address in 1911 which might be the same as on the 1911 census. Couldn't see any other Horace Owen Haywards on the birth or marriage index.

SueS

Re: Alvinza Hayward b. abt 1822 Vermont

WithTbird2 — 2009-06-18 13:01:13Z

Retduck,

I realize this reply is a few years late! You may have already received information since your post of 2006.

Here is the little I know concerning early family history for Alvinza Hayward:

Alvinza's daughter (Emma Hayward) married Andrew Westley Rose in San Mateo in 1879.

Her name appears in Burke's Peerage:

http://www.burkes-peerage.net/familyhomepage.aspx?FID=0&...

This leads me to believe she submitted Hayward Family info to Burke's to document her lineage back to Rowland Hayward. Anyway, Burkes should have all the information because to get from Emma to Rowland they had to go thru Alvinza!!!

Good luck.

Ciao,

WithTbird2

PS - Just curious if your family has any info on Charity Hayward?

Re: Alfred William Hayward/Katherine Mullen

anncarolyn0113 — 2009-04-06 14:17:37Z

Hello! What a nice surprise to receive your message! My sister, Leslie, may have more of the details, but I will be glad to answer whatever I can.

Re: haywards of massachusets usa

debbievanh — 2009-04-08 02:55:03Z

please email me at hmsreddeer@live.ca or jack_1922@hotmail.com and we can compare notes I have lots of info including pictures

Re: haywards of massachusets usa

debbievanh — 2009-04-08 02:53:14Z

still want to compare notes?

Re: Hayward Search

debbievanh — 2009-04-08 02:19:23Z

I can help I am a gr gr gr granddaughter of this family and can provide photos as well

Re: Hayward Search

debbievanh — 2009-04-08 02:16:04Z

You may be able to help me as well

Re: Hayward Search

debbievanh — 2009-04-08 02:14:09Z

if still looking I may be able to help you