Hayward - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Hayward Family Australia

KCHC4 — 5 Oct 2008 11:35:17 GMT

Hi, I am looking for any information on the following Hayward Lines.
Sidney Thomas Hayward D - 1946 Wollongong
His Dad James A Hayward b - 1869 Richmond River
D - 1937 Maclean
His Mum Sarah MacFarlane B - 1871 Grafton
D - 1937 - Maclean
Any help woiuld be much appreciated
Thanks

william Hayward married Elizabeth Hales 1796 Boddicott, Oxfordshire

StephenHayward40 — 4 Oct 2008 3:18:11 GMT

Has anyone researched William Hayward? I expect he was born in Boddicott around 1776.

They had several children including Urban Hayward born 1805

I would like to find out who William Haywards parents and siblings were.

william Hayward married Elizabeth Hales 1796 Boddicott, Oxfordshire

StephenHayward40 — 4 Oct 2008 3:17:00 GMT

Has anyone researched William Hayward? I expect he was born in Boddicott around 1776

They had several children including Urban Hayward born 1805

Hellen L. Hayward, daughter of Greek immigrants, Louis B. and Vaseleke Maglares Demetrakikes.

KENNELLYMARKA — 24 Sep 2008 3:25:46 GMT

HAYWARD, Hellen L. 1923-2008

Hellen L. Hayward, a resident of Dallas, Ore., died on Thursday, Sept. 18 in Salem Hospital.
She was born on May 9, 1923 in Portland, the daughter of Greek immigrants, Louis B. and Vaseleke Maglares Demetrakikes. Hellen graduated from Commerce High School in Portland in 1941. It is now known as Cleveland High School. She loved sports and had played softball and ran track in high school. During her high school years she also attended Greek School.

Hellen married Joseph Hayward on Nov. 12, 1948, in the Old Stone Holy Trinity Greek Church in Portland. They settled in Dallas in 1973 where Hellen and Joe started Joe Hayward Ford. She served as the bookkeeper there for many years. Hellen also owned and operated Shelley's in Dallas, which was a dress store and also a fabric store for a number of years. She was an avid supporter of Dallas High School athletics. Hellen was on several traveling bowling leagues and participated for 70 years. She was an avid social bridge player and enjoyed playing bridge at the senior center. She was member of the Columbia River Yacht Club and had enjoyed boating for over 40 years. She was also a member of Beta Sigma Phi. Hellen was well known for her famous baklava.

She is survived by her husband, Joe Hayward; sons, Richard of Dallas and Chris and (Jeannette) of Warrenton; brother, Angelo Demetrakikes of Portland; along with five grandchildren, Nicholas, Lindsay, and their mom Colleen, Matthew, Amber and LesleAnn.

Services will be on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 1:30 p.m. in Faith Evangelical Free Church in Dallas. Visitation will be on Tuesday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Wednesday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center. Interment will be in Restlawn Memory Gardens. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dallas Booster Club, OHSU for Cancer Research, or the March of Dimes in care of Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center, 287 SW Washington St., Dallas,

Faith Evangelical Free Church ,"
the Old Stone Holy Trinity Greek Church in Portland."

John David Hayward -- Obituary

vickibremmer — 23 Sep 2008 5:36:23 GMT

JOHN DAVID HAYWARD

Distinguished stained glass artist.

John Hayward, who died from a heart attack on May 19 [2007], aged 77, was a stained glass artist who designed and made nearly 200 windows which irradiate churches and Cathedrals throughout Britain and abroad. His eloquent use of symbolism, colour and paint involved a severe discipline which harnesses that eloquence to a particular meaning to all those who see his windows. From 1974 he devoted himself to glass but before that he also designed and made what he called 'other things' for church interiors.

John was born on July 16 1929 in Tooting. His father, David, was a printer whose hobby was bookbinding. His mother, Violet, had fair, wavy hair which John inherited. From his father came an innate and charming modesty. Betty, Mike and Bill completed the family. He was educated at Tooting Bec Grammar School and remembered an inspiring art teacher, Jack Leviin, who recognised and encouraged in him a talent for drawing and painting. Summers were spent in fidls and landscapes became an enduring fascination. As a student at St Martin's School of Art he was impressed by Seurat and Piero della Francesca who used the device of figures in a landscape as a language to express ideas. Another intriguing study was images of the Byzantine mosaics in Ravenna and iconography.

Although offered a place at The Royal College of Art, he decided to join Faithcraft designing church furniture and arranging whole interiors where glass was one important element. He was influenced by the architectural principles of Laurence Kind and Cachemaille-Day who were interested in the Liturgical Movement which was concerned with what churches were for, not what they should look like. They were for the performance of liturgy.

He married Ros, an artist, in 1952 and they had two daughters. In 1961 he carried out his ambition to go free-lance and set up a studio in Blechingley, close to the Southwark Ordination Centre. There was a great demand for artists in the post-war church-building boom and his first major commission was a scheme of wiindows for the ruined Wren church, St Mary-le-Bow. It was the beginning of 13 years when he worked on glass and 'other things'. His windows for Paternoster Royal in London (with Dick Whittington's cat) followed Bow. He made a whole wall of glass 'Images of Heaven' at Croydon. At Old Basing, The Angel of Peace window, he said 'almost designed itself'. There were numerous commissions for church furniture, altars, crosses and candlesticks. He painted a series of wall paintings and made an aluminium sculpture for St Michael and All Angels, Hackney - the church now Grade II listed because of his art. Perhaps the greatest example of his enthusiasm to create a whole interior as a work of art is Blackburn Cathedral where he designed a central altar and, above it, a steel corona lit from above by a glass lantern (which he made). He designed organ cases, Chapels, painted icons and made windows. On the West wall is another of his sculptures, a huge Christ the Worker.

After 1974 the demand for new church furniture declined but churches still wanted stained glass and he created a stream of windows, too many to list here. Each commission, whatever its size, was designed for its unique space, meticulously painted and stained.

In 1989 he moved to Dorset to retire mainly because his childhood holidays were enjoyed in Swanage. Almost immediately he was asked to design a window to replace the Victorian Great West Window at Sherborne Abbey - an appeal which he couldn't resist. The original window had lost much of its paint and was in poor condition. There was a heated debate between those who wanted the window to be restored and those who believed a new window would enhance the Abbey. The media picked up the story and followed its progress through a Consistory Court and the Court of Arches. Eventually the decision was for John's window, The Incarnation, to be made and it was installed ready for its dedication before the Queen in 1998. It is a brilliant statement of his personal beliefs, expressed symbolically, for the moment of the Incarnation.

In 2001 he made three millennium windows. One for Sherborne commemorating the Royal visit. Another window at Blackford which shows Christ as an unusually young and beardless Good Shepherd and a monumental Madonna and Child at Norwich Cathedral. In the same year he achieved a life-long ambition to visit Ravenna to wonder at the icons and mosaics which had inspired his work.

He was often in demand for lectures for which he is irreplaceable. Those who have heard him will remember his grasp of detail, his passion for his art and his wry humour which revealed a perception of the ironies of life and the absurdities of human beings, not least himself.

He finished his last window in April this year for St Peter, Limpsfield, Surrey. It depicts a seated St Cecilia in his characteristic blues, greens and golds and will be dedicated on the Saint's Day on 22 November.

There will be a Memorial Service at Sherborne Abbey later this year.

His daughter, Catherine, a jeweller, pre-deceased him. He is survived by his wife, his daughter Cecilia, a sculptor, four grandsons and a great-grandchild.

Hayward of Somerset or Dorset, England

hesione — 23 Sep 2001 12:47:55 GMT

Jane Hayward married William Coniber in West Coker, Somerset in 1697. Is anyone else interested in the Haywards in the seventeenth century? Has anyone spotted a baptism which might be that of my Jane?

Old Photo of Nettie Hayward - Massachusets, 1866

RandallMcDaniel44 — 8 Aug 2008 12:27:30 GMT

I recently purchased a bunch of old photos. One of the photos shows a young woman, and is labeled on the back "Never forget your sincere friend, Nettie Hayward, 1866". The photo was taken at a photo studio in Charlestown, Massachusetts.

Attached is a copy of the photo. If this is one of your ancestors, please contact me.

Looking for any Haywards in England and the USA.

Starnamminhee — 9 Jan 2007 11:16:04 GMT

Hello i am searching for anyone who has a hayward in their family tree pleaseyou can send me a post on which people are in my tree to see if they match up with yours or you can email at StarNamMinHee@aol.com.

thank you and good luck to everyone in their search

Allison

Robert Hayward & Lydia Wells of Orford, Suffolk, UK

MARIONMCLEOD58 — 1 Jun 2003 9:08:23 GMT

Trying to find out anything about Robert Hayward [b.about 1756 at Gedgrave, near Orford, Suffolk] and his wife Lyda Wells [of Orford]. They married 1787 and had children Robert, Samuel, Jane, Asa, David, Susan, Rhoda and Lucy at Clopton, Suffolk. Lucy married Henry Broom in Clopton in 1828.

Haywards of Ontario 1876 to Present

bgreene189 — 29 Jun 2008 4:03:20 GMT

Looking for any members of, or anyone researching members of the Hayward family that emigrated from Gloucestershire, England to Toronto, Canada circa 1876. Parents were William George Hayward and Eliza Dancey Hayward. Known to have emigrated with those parents were George Hayward (married Emma Foster in Toronto, 1897); Frank Hayward (married Helen Sullivan in Toronto circa 1890); Emily Hayward; Ellen Louise Hayward (married William Bullen in Toronto, 1901).

Particularly interested in the children of Frank Hayward and Helen Sullivan Hayward including: Helen Louise Hayward(born circa 1894, died 1987); Harold Francis Hayward (born 1896, married Mary Block 1919); William A. Hayward (born 1898, died 1967); Mildred Hayward (born 1899, married name of Deegan, died 1989); Joseph Hayward (born 1900); Victorine Hayward (born 1908, died 1979); Clifford Hayward (born 1909); Howard Hayward (born 1911); Dorothy Hayward (born 1912, married name Kemp); Cameron Hayward (born 1915, married Mabel Greene, died 1966); Geraldine (birthdate unknown, married James Scammell, died 1990); and Ross Hayward (birth and death dates unknown.

Family lived at 505 and later 827 Ossington Avenue in Toronto.

George Howland

casperthedog — 26 Jun 2008 1:24:45 GMT

Seeking descendants of George Howland. Lived in Skyline Boulevard Oakland 2, California in 1945 and married either Nellie or Edith (sisters) Hayward. Their mother was Ellen 'Nellie' Hayward nee Wilson. Hayward family came from Walsall, England in about 1910.

George Howland

casperthedog — 25 Jun 2008 8:35:57 GMT

Looking for descendants of George Howland he was married to either Edith or Nellie Hayward who originated from Walsall, England. Edith and Nellie's mother was Ellen 'Nellie' Wilson whose married names were Hayward and Heard. Ellen Wilson emigrated to USA with her 2 daughters abt 1911. George Howland last address was Skyline Boulevard, Oakland 2, California.

Ezekiel Hayward

dhayward184 — 15 Jun 2008 7:04:05 GMT

I am trying to find any information on Ezekiel Hayward, b. appox. 1780, in Brown Co. (?) Ohio, m. Elizabeth Shinkel, 1807. I have been trying to find names of his father and mother but have hit a DEAD end.

Hayward's from Bermuda

keilsel — 19 May 2008 5:36:53 GMT

I am looking for any information about the Hayward family from Bermuda (Island). Thomas Seon Hayward in particular.

George Heard - California

casperthedog — 15 May 2008 1:45:36 GMT

Looking for descendants of Ellen 'Nellie' Wilson who married Thomas Hayward in Walsall, England at the beginning of the 1900's. Following break up of marriage Nellie left for the USA with her 2 daughers Nellie and one name unknown in about 1910. Believed to have married George Heard and settled in Oakland, California. Daughter Nellie had 2 sons, one in the Navy in the 2nd world war.

Rescued Photo, HAYWARD Surname

KBarnes1958 — 7 May 2008 2:14:48 GMT

As a hobby, I rescue old photos with identication on them. I have this one of a family who's surname is HAYWARD.

I had to use a magnifying glass, some bright light and the right angle, but I did find the identification on the back of the matted folder. I'm guessing this was taken in the early 1900s-1925 or so. (My eyes aren't very good.)

Beulah, Basil & Elanor (the baby) are identified. It's browntone and exactly as I received it.

If you'd like to have it please contact me for details at:
digginroots@yahoo.com

Thank you-
Kathy

Daniel Hayward in Michigan

psmh1 — 4 Apr 2008 1:41:15 GMT

My daughter wants to know more about her father's side. Neither HER father nor I know. Other than Daniel Hayward in Michigan, died in Isabella Co., maybe... Married Charmaine, but married a second time to ??? Had 2 children that we know of.

We DO have a family crest from England, but doesn't help if we don't know where to start!

Help is sooooo appreciated!

Pam

Haywards from Walsall. UK - USA

casperthedog — 23 Apr 2008 9:20:13 GMT

Ellen 'Nellie' Wilson, married name Hayward, emigrated to USA in about 1910 with 2 daughters Nellie and one name unknown. Married to Thomas Hayward from Shropshire, who emigrated to Australia at same time. Believed settled in Oakland California with George Heard. Daughter Nellie had 2 sons at least one in Navy. Anyone with any details please contact.

Hayward's and Sadlers

LeonardMorris81 — 3 Apr 2008 6:28:06 GMT

I am trying to contact Delaina Sadler ref Haywards and sadlers, she was living in Vitoria BC does any one know of this lady and can put me in touch with her I am doing the Hayward's in England with wiltshire, Portsmouth and canada
and to do with Sydney and Cecelia Hayward
Len Morris

Hayward

vickibodenham1 — 2 Apr 2008 12:34:52 GMT

Hi am am looking for info on a Jenny Reeman born in Texas about 1892 she married and became Jenny Hayward and was living in LOs Angles California.Jenny had a sister Emily Louise married name Willingham 2 children boys George and James Willinham . Jenny and Emilys parents were George and Clara Reeman boyh born in England.Anyone with info please contact me Victoria

Hayward family in Southwark, England circa 1860?

lvcharles — 13 Aug 2007 5:02:50 GMT

I was just wondering if anyone has more information on the Haywards being in Southwark, I have a Mary Ann E Hayward born in Southwark in about 1861 who I would like to learn more about. I know what happened to her after she got married in 1880, but not before :)

Sydney Hayward Wiltshire 1811

LeonardMorris81 — 26 Mar 2008 4:14:47 GMT

I have been doing the Hayward and Bioletti's who moved to Portsmouth but have been tring to get back from sydney and Cecelia. these are my Daughter in Law's family cn any one also doing this family Contact me

Haywards in UK

Anthony Benfield — 30 Jul 2002 2:09:38 GMT

Searching for info. on Frances Hayward who married Laurence Charles Gibson Benfield in March 1864. Laurence remarried [Ellen Saunders] in 1867 as a widower and there seems to be no record of the death of Frances.

Samuel and Delia Hayward

DougDame21 — 16 Feb 2008 10:38:05 GMT

Looking for information about Samuel Hayward, born @1822 and his wife Delia, born @1832 VT or NY. They moved to Denver, CO where Delia died in 1888. I am searching for more info on this couple and information on the parents of Delia.

Rev Joshua Hayward and Lydia French-Barker of mass and NY

DawnRodriguez99 — 29 Nov 2007 1:25:22 GMT

Looking for any information about Rev Joshua Hayward (b.1782 mass-1840 NY)and Lydia (1788-1881). I found a tree that gave me the birth dates, but I have no documentation for it (except for Lydia's death date). I have reached a wall for both of these lines. I am descendent through Joshua and then Hiram. I have some great pics of Hiram's generation that I'd love to share.

Bradburn

SharonBennett66 — 12 Nov 2007 1:16:10 GMT

Looking for Bradburn from the area of Lillershall Shifnal Shropshire.

Also spelt Bradburne or Bradbourne.

Wood

SharonBennett66 — 12 Nov 2007 1:27:30 GMT

My nan was Violet Wood 1906 from St georges-Trench Lillershall Shropshire area. I would like to try and find some information on who her parents were?

Violet married my grandad Joseph Herbert Bradburn 1905. Her brothers and sisters were William c1900, Nellie 1912, Emily 1909, Edward and Alice.

Ezekial Hayward

wilkins617 — 8 Mar 2007 7:33:46 GMT

Looking for info on Ezekiel Hayward. Born 1782 in Mass. married Elizabeth Shinkle in Brown, Ohio.

Obit; Paul L. Hayward 1926-2OO7

woodsman1953 — 23 Jan 2008 10:50:53 GMT

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Edward Hayward in Buffalo

mveek1 — 19 Dec 2007 11:44:40 GMT

Previous messages on this and other boards indicate that Edward Hayward was born in 1786 and is buried in a Buffalo cemetery and that his son Edward was born in 1812 in Buffalo. I have been unable to find them in the Buffalo censuses or other Buffalo records, and wonder if anyone can tell me what the source of the Buffalo information is?

Thanks.

Hayward Family Tree

tamino2004 — 3 Sep 2006 10:35:21 GMT

Looking for info about the ancestry of Samuel Hayward
of Yonkers,NY. He was married to Jessie (Kemp?) of Matawan (now Beacon) NY. She had a sister Mary Jane, married to Edward. The name Ralston would figure in this tree.

Hayward

SharonBennett66 — 12 Nov 2007 1:13:10 GMT

Looking for Hayward from Shropshire, Lillershall The Nabb.
Rosena, Josiah, Keziah and Honorah Hayward.

Sharon nee Bradburn

Huldah Hayward

Brenda Allbee-Woodman — 9 Aug 1999 6:00:37 GMT

I have downloaded information from the FHC on Huldah Hayward b. 7 Oct 1636 Eng. m. Ferdinando Thayer 14 Jan 1652. I have information on Huldah's parent's, etc. back to John William Hayward 1583-1639.
Will send info to anyone interested.
e-mail allbeeb@cadvision.com

Until I read from you,
Brenda
Alberta

hayward

margaretday41 — 3 Mar 2002 8:07:00 GMT

i am looking for margaret hayward of eyton on the moors shropshire b 1754 who married william corbett who is my 4x gen grandmother

Thomas Hayward-Bridgewater MA - will dated 1678

jomello36 — 27 Oct 2007 11:27:47 GMT

Does anyone have a copy, typewritten is OK, of the will of Thomas Hayward of Bridgewater, MA, dated 1678. He apparently died 1681. I'd very much like to see this will and perhaps others would like to see it, too. This Thomas Hayward was born in Aylsford, England, and came to America in 1635 aboard the ship Hercules.

Thanks in advance. Joanne

Hayward, Guelph, Ontario

buffyshaw — 16 Oct 2007 8:46:55 GMT

Hi
I am looking for relatives in Ontario, My Great Great Uncle John Thomas Hayward and his wife Fanny, emigrated to Canada around 1910, and settled in Guelph. They had 2 sons Walter Hayward who died during WW1 and was with the 54th Bn., Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment). and Ernest Hayward. At the time of Walters death the family were living at 91, Queen Street Guelph, Ontario. Any information at all would be helpful. John died in 1930 at 94 Queen Street Guelph and is buried at Woodlawn (I assume this is the name of a cemetery).
Buffy.

Richard Hayward c 1806 Shropshire

buffyshaw — 16 Oct 2007 8:19:57 GMT

I am trying to find any information about Richard Hayward born c1806 probably in Madeley Shropshire. He married Ann Owens nee Brickley (Brickly) and had 1 son Thomas c1840. Both Ann and Richard are buried st St. Michaels Church, Madeley, Shropshire. Ann died 04.01.1875 and Richard 16.04.1879.

John Hayward died 1899 in Paddington

grannymahels — 13 Oct 2007 4:30:56 GMT

Does anyone have any information regarding a John Hayward who married a Mary Ann Vaux (d 1931) and lived in Paddington/Kensal Green area of London? The only info I have is that he died in 1899 and was an ostrich feather dresser.
I cannot trace birth, marriage or place of burial.

Haywards in MA in late 18th century

mary beth keegan — 23 Mar 2006 7:53:53 GMT

Hi,

I own an antique cross stitch sampler that is signed by a nancy hayward. the sampler is not dated itself but is made of a special material(linsey woolsey) that was only used in massachusetts and new hampshire between 1798 and 1832. i'm trying to get the provenance on the piece and was hoping maybe i could find someone out there who might know of this family/what town. any help is appreciated.
thanks,
mary beth

Information about Perry Wayland Hayward III! I found him!

Shannon Marie Hayward — 20 Sep 1999 8:06:48 GMT

Here's some information about my family. It might help someone out there one day. I am going to ramble on so here I go. Perry Wayland Hayward III was born March 15, 1952 to Perry Wayland Hayward II and Irene Curtis-Hayward in Painesville, Ohio. Perry has 3 sisters named Barbara Rippin, Kay, and Joyce. Perry had 2 daughters named Mary Barbara Louise Hayward-Berry birthdate, birthplace unknown and me Shannon Marie Hayward-Robey born March 29, 1980 in Daytona Beach, Florida(mom's name is Charlene Gilligan-Fricke). He also had a son named Philip Hayward possible age 24. I know a last name of a grandfather named Callender (there is a street named after him in Painesville, Ohio) that's all I know. LOL! I told you I would ramble on. This is the stuff I know. I met my dad Perry last week. I hope maybe one day this info will help someone. Have a nice day!

HAYWARD/HUNTER

Niki_Burris — 29 Dec 2002 12:52:28 GMT

I'm looking for information on the following people:

Eugene HAYWARD and his wife Viola (this is all I have on these two). Their daughter: Sylvia Almeta HAYWARD, b 13 May 1907 in Portland, OR. She died about 1994 in Placerville, CA.

Sylvia married Edward HUNTER in January, 1926, OR. Son Douglas was born in 1928, and son Warren was born after 1938. Edward HUNTER died in 1983 in Placerville, CA.

Charlote Reeve HAYWARD/MORELL

willlou — 1 Oct 2007 12:52:31 GMT

Charlotte was born in 1845, Norwich and died 1910 Bowloing (Bradford). Her father was Henry Hayward, born Norfolk, and mother Eliaabeth Warne Reeve, also born Norfolk. Charlotte marriedc James Boocock Morrell in 1869, in Bowling (Bradford). Interested in tracing the family and if possible establish-present day descendants. Is there an Australian connection?

William George Hayward

MikeHayward69 — 28 Sep 2007 10:27:13 GMT

Looking for the line of William George Hayward, son of William, born about 1879, probably in London but not sure.
Married Alice Charlotte Evans in 1906.

HAYWARD, WALSH, WASS, PALMER

seejay2003 — 28 Sep 2007 7:49:15 GMT

Need help with information on this family:

1. Mr. Unknown
Mr. married Miss. She was a full-blooded Indian.
They had the following children.
+ 2 F i. Miss.

Second Generation

2. Miss. She was full-blooded Indian.
Miss married Mr. HAYWARD [Logger].
They had the following children.
+ 3 M i. Raymond HAYWARD was born about 1912/1920.
4 F ii. Miss HAYWARD. She was a beautiful woman; expert horse rider. Married to a Swedish man; daughter Leona, son Karl.

Third Generation

3. Raymond HAYWARD was born about 1912/1920 in perhaps Canada. He died in perhaps Ashland, Maine.
He was a full or half-blooded Indian, good looking, dark skin, black hair, in good shape. He worked for the Railroad; was an Engineer-fireman in NY. He was still married to his wife while he lived with Violet. He deserted his first wife and child. He had 6 or 8 kids.

Raymond married Miss. She was full or part Indian.
They had the following children.
5 M i. Owen HAYWARD was born in 1931/1933 in perhaps northern Maine.

Raymond was also in a non-marital relationship with Violet Pauline WALSH, daughter of Robert William WALSH and Elizabeth Eva WASS. Violet was born on 31 May 1915 in Eastport, Washington, Maine. She died on 14 Sep 1945 in Medical Center, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey. She was buried in Mt. Auburn Cemetery or Woodlawn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts. MASSACHUSETTS BIRTH RECORD: not found

PREVIOUSADDRESSES:
1933: 173 Hampshire, Cambridge, MA.
1945: 1135-50th Street, North Bergen, Hudson, NJ. (for 10 months).

She and Ray Hayward had a Model T car; she used to crank the car (she had very large, strong hands). Violet had problems with her knees, which her kids inherited.

1930 United States Federal Census
Name Family Members Home in 1930 (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relation
Leeroy Pineo Elizabeth Pineo Somerville, Middlesex, MA abt 1890 Massachusetts Head
Elizabeth Pineo Leeroy Pineo Somerville, Middlesex, MA abt 1889 Wife
Violet Walsh Leeroy Pineo, Elizabeth Pineo Somerville, Middlesex, MA abt 1915 Maine Daughter
Marilyn Hudson Somerville, Middlesex, MA abt 1927 Massachusetts Grandchild
Charles R Hudson Somerville, Middlesex, MA abt 1928 Grandson

CAUSE_OF_DEATH: She died at 30 years old, from Poisoning by illuminatin gas, probably suicide.
They had the following children.
6 F ii. Joyce Rae (Welch) PALMER was born on 24 Apr 1945 in New York or New Jersey.
She may have been a foster baby at birth, living in foster homes. Palmer's became their foster parents. She was NOT adopted by Joseph and Doris Palmer. Her name was changed to Joyce Susan Palmer. They lived for a short time in New Hampshire, then moved to Bloomfield, Connecticut. Both Doris and Joe had long serious illnesses before their deaths. Joyce has no papers, no certificates, nothing regarding her birth. All the people who knew anything have died. She went to school in New Hampshire.

Joyce married Joseph Dominick LAMONTE on 24 May 1968 in perhaps Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut. The marriage ended in divorce. Joseph was born in perhaps Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut.

Joyce also married Richard Rudolph BLUMENSTEIN on 5 Jul 1975 in Germany. The marriage ended in divorce. Richard was born in Germany.

I'm at seejay51@cox.net, if you have any information on any members of this family. Thank you!

James Hayward abt 1836 Brook,Kent,England

primeau11 — 16 Sep 2007 4:41:13 GMT

Hello all, my gr grandmother was Elsie Elizabeth Hayward (1895)married Sidney Harley in Dartford,Kent,Eng. in 1919 moving to canada about 1921 ish. Her father was Harry Hayward 1867 married to a Drunlla?(1901 census) his father James Hayward 1836 married to a Rebecca? they had Charles 1856,Sally 1858,Elizabeth 1863,Ann 1864 & Harry. I can't seem to find anymore info on this family. Any help very much appreciated, I'm trying to get it done for my grandma's 85th birthday soon.
James & Rebecca marr.1855 West Ashford,Kent all their children born there as well. Elsie had a sister Clara 1892 brother Fredrick in 1898, my grandma also received some letters after her mother passed away from her aunt in England(not Clara, born after 1901 census?), but cannot find them now.Thanks

Joseph A Hayward

Rubies61 — 5 Sep 2007 7:24:15 GMT

I am looking for any information/relatives on/of Joseph A Hayward, born April 7 1891 in Brooklyn NY. He was my Grandfather. His mother was Mary Walls and his father was George Hayward. He had a brother named John (I do not know if there were any other siblings. He married Elsie Mueller around 1914 in Hoboken NJ. They had 2 sons - Joseph and Henry. They divorced in the mid-1920's.
Brother John married a Mary and they had several children. They lived in Queens. I know there was a surviving son named Edward and a daughter named Margaret.
Any info is appreciated.

Fredrick Charles Hayward

ashley11111 — 21 Jul 2003 12:58:05 GMT

I'm looking for anyone with ANY information on Fredrick Charles Hayward born July 1, 1876 in England. He was married to Maude Dearing born October 16, 1882. They had seven children and in between moved to Canada. Anything would be an amazing help!
Thanks,
Ashley

William Hayward Jr

poochy1955 — 16 Aug 2007 9:02:46 GMT

Looking for info on the William Hayward jr that married Keziah Coates. They had 8 children. keziah was born 24 Feb 1769 and married William in 1791. If any one has more info please contact me I have the names of the 8 children and woul be happy to give the info to help u in your search.

Thank U
Ricky Sowders Coates

Hayward Hampshire UK

Lesley — 12 Feb 2002 1:26:48 GMT

Hi there, I've recently discovered that I have two Haywards in my family tree. I don't think they are connected, as they are from different branches of my tree, however they were both born in in the same area.

I have Jane HAYWARD born 6 Apr 1839 in Frogham, who married Willaim FRAMPTON on the 20 Oct 1860
Hyde By Fordingbridge, Hampshire, England.

&
Charlotte HAYWARD born 1795 in Fordingbridge, Hants, who married James INGS in 1818.

If anyone has any connections please get in touch.

Haywards in Trinity Church Yard

sburtshultz — 19 Dec 2006 4:15:29 GMT

I am looking for a family connection to the following Hayward people buried in Trinity Church Yard in NYC. They are buried in a Ricketts family vault with William Blakeston Ricketts who died in 1735 and Harriet Josephine Ricketts who died in 1854. The names I am looking for are:

James Wadimar Hayward who died in 1860
Elizabeth R. M. Hayward who died in 1869
Henry Selby Hayward who died in 1873.

Thanks for your help!

George Hayward 1739 and Ann Durley 1731

mmpt39 — 4 Jul 2007 8:09:35 GMT

It has been asserted that they were born in England. Although this is possible, I do not believe it is correct.
The primary fact that has been asserted to prove this is that on a 1788 land petition George stated that he came with his family in 1763 from Great Britain (mistranscribed in Sunbury County land records to say he was a native of GB)to Nova Scotia. It does not say England and it could have also been colonial Massachusetts which was the home of practically every 1763 arrival to the St. John River and in '63 part of GB. George felt he had not received the land he had been promised in '63 and would have wanted to emphasize his loyalty to the crown as the loyaltists were arriving in what was to become Sunbury County. Most other references to the family's being from England were oral history which is often incorrect. It seems correct that his great grandfather had come from England to MA about 1630, so they were English in origin. No record has ever been found for them in England.

I believe George came from Essex County, MA with many other settlers from that area. Among them Perleys which I believe was Ann's correct maiden name. Durley was never documented as her maiden name but passed through the family as tradition.

Hayward's out there from Ireland ??

Mary Hayward-Keaton — 24 Feb 2001 12:45:06 GMT

Just wondered if any Hayward's are originally from Ireland, specifically
County Cork ?

Colin Hayward, Swindon, Wiltshire

organicdeb — 15 May 2007 10:44:21 GMT

We are trying to find the ancestor's of Clifford Harry Hayward, born 17 Apr 1918, died March 1999, in Swindon, Wiltshire. His father was Colin Hayward, a blacksmith at the Great Western Railway in Swindon. His mother was Mabel Bullock. Both parents born in Swindon apparently. Mabel resided at Chester Street, Swindon, at some stage in her life. Can anyone help with more info?

Many thanks
Debbie

Tryphosa dau. of James Hayward/Howard 1808 NY

Lotsoflines — 30 Jul 2006 9:58:16 GMT

There must be a tie-in here someplace! I'm researching Tryphosa Hayward or Howard or Haywerd. Her death record gives her father as James. Unfortunately, his last name is very difficult to decipher. I believe she was born about 1808-1809 in CT, VT or NY.

She married James Ellis (probably in NY) and they relocated to Michigan about 1850. However, their first daughter Phylena Ellis was reportedly born June 25, 1829 in Meredith, Delaware Co., NY.

Tryphosa (nickname Trudie) died in Novi, Oakland County, MI 7 Sep 1877, James Ellis died 24 Aug 1893 also in Novi. They had six children. I have names of five: Phylena, Susan, Harriet, Thomas H. and James Jr.

Thomas H. Ellis is my great grandfather.

John and James Hayward, Canada, Wisconsin

daryle Stephenson — 14 Aug 2006 7:34:57 GMT

In the 1900 census of Salem, Kenosha County, Wisconsin I found several families that emigrated from Canada. Possibly from Newfoundland, Anticosti Island, or Ontario. They immigrated in 1880. I am trying to find out more about the immigration of these people. One of my family may have married a Rebecca Hayward. Daryle

Hayward genealogy info found

Donna Pfitzner — 8 Feb 2006 12:19:44 GMT

About 3 years ago I purchased a package of genealogy info off Ebay on the Hayward family. I bought it because I have Mayflower ancestry that goes back to Resolved White and his parents. I'm in the process of proving this and my Brewster line.

I am not sure if this Hayward line connects to mine or not. There is a mention of a Nathan Hayward , M.D. born 1763 in Bridgewater MA who married a Joanna Winslow so this line probably has Mayflower ancestry too.

The material apparently belonged to an Elizabeth Andrews who lived in Cambridge MA. There are a number of correspondences addressed to her but nothing later then 1961. Some from Yale, Plymouth Antiquarian Society and etc thanking her for donations.

There is an 11 generation Hayward chart starting with Thomas Hayward(11), Nathaniel Hayward(10), Nathaniel (9)Josiah Hayward(8), Nathan(7), Nathan M.D.(6), James Thatcher(5), James Warren(4), Nathan (3), Nathan Jr (2), Nathan III(1).

There is a ton of information on this and related families along with stories, original receipts from 1843 & 1844, etc.

I'm willing to share some of this info with other researchers. I can look something up for you if you are researching this line. Sorry but I can't copy it all for anyone. Thanks Donna

Joseph HAYWARD- Glasgow Scotland

gallo1975 — 23 Apr 2007 8:27:08 GMT

Looking for relations to this man.

He is my gggrandfather.

He has a son named, Frederick R Hayward who married Mary NICOLSON in December 1912 in the district of Hillhead in the burgh of Glasgow.

This marriage document was obtained from Scotlandspeople.gov.

On the marriage document, a brother/uncle/cousin(??) named Thomas William HAYWARD is listed as a witness.

Also on the marriage document, Frederick is listed as a havig the profession as a saddle maker and Joseph's profession is listed as a "builder".

The name of Joseph's spouse that is listed on the marriage document of his son, is unreadable, however, you can read that at the time of the married the groom's mother was deceased.

Doing well on the Nicolson side...dead ends on the Hayward side.

Please respond with the smallest detail. Thank you!

my family

CARSARA3 — 17 Apr 2007 9:56:36 GMT

hi my name is selina hayward born 1989 my dad is called barrie hayward born 1942 his dad was born in 1869 and i wonted to no if any one can help or are related
love selina xx
ps i cant spell vary well i have dislacer

Haywards in Oxfordshire

Helen Toogood — 6 Aug 2003 9:17:09 GMT

Hi,
I am searching for a William Hayward born approximately 1756 in Oxfordshire. We have found Haywards mentioned in indexes for Kirtlington, near Chesterton but are not sure if this was where William was born or not. Does anyone have info on Haywards in Oxfordshire?

Thanks.

Pettigrew/Covington Family tree

bestgranny56 — 12 Jan 2007 1:11:22 GMT

Looking for information on Clarence Pettigrew/George Richard Covington. Clarence born in Madison County Indiana, and George R. Covington born in Arkansas. My web address is: hlpscp@yahoo.com

John Richard Hayward Newspaper article old

MelissaBeedle72 — 3 Mar 2007 7:50:30 GMT

Can anyone help me identify who this is? Perhaps he's a relative of someone's?

TRAM DRIVER CELEBRATES

A man who can tell many a tale of the good old days of horse drawn trams is Mr. John Richard Hayward, of Sommerville Avenue Mostin where recently celebrated his golden wedding. He is 79, Mrs. Hayward is 75.

Before being employed by Manchester Corp., Mr. Hayward was driver of a horse drawn tram and has experienced many wild rides along Rochdale Road against opposition from rival drivers. He drove the last of these vehicles - the 1210 from Albert Square before the opening of the electric system. He then became one of the first drivers on the electric trams.

During the first world war he served with the Motor Transport Section of the R.A.S.C. and during the last war joined the Home Guard. He never missed a parade or a manouevre, but at the age of 70, having reached the rank of sergeant, he finally had to stand down.

Between 1913 and 1940 he was employed as a time-keep with the Corporations Transport Department.

Mr. and Mrs. Hayward had 5 children and 10 grand-children. They were married at Queens Park Congregational Church. Mrs. Hayward made the "...? ..Anniversary..?...Hotel."

end of article.

There are pictures of both of them accompanying the article, which itself, is yellowed with age, and encased in tape. On the back of the article there is mention of "the 1954 Food Fair". I have no idea what newspaper printed this, i have no idea what country even! Hoping the clues mean something to someone.

My grandmother was born as HANNAH HAYWARD in April 1871 in England. She came to Canada in 1909. She married FREDERICK KINOMAN LOWNDES, and had a son CLIFFORD LOWNDES in 1913. (Cliff is my grandfather.)

Hannah died in 1961 in Mount Albert, Ontario. I don't know her family, parents, siblings and had to fight to find every detail i have on her so far. My tree is stuck and i'm hoping this will give me a clue. The newspaper article was found in my grandmothers posessions with some other family momento's, so i'm guessing John was Hannah's uncle or father or relation?
Does anyone out there have John in their tree????? Or have ideas of where he lived?
Anyways, thought i'd try!! Thanks for reading :)

Hayward child born in Ogden Utah 9/22/1962 or 9/23/1962 placed by LDS Relief Society

nascar24n48 — 6 Mar 2007 4:27:49 GMT

Child born late night 9/22/1962 or early 9/23/1962 in Ogden Utah at Mc Kay Dee Hospital in Weber county. Agency was LDS church. Child relinquished immediately after birth. Believe it to have been a boy but not positive. Mothers name Sylvia Hayward. Mother and other family members eager to find child!
nascar24n48@verizon.net
Put Hayward Adoption in the subject line as I delete email that I don’t recognize.
Contact: Kim Walker, 17386 Mesquite Road, Apple Valley, CA 92307 (760) 247-2884 Home (760) 954-1676 Cell

James Hayward of Happy Adventure, Newfoundland

eja33917 — 6 Mar 2007 1:12:26 GMT

Am trying to locate any relatives of James Hayward who purchased land in Happy Adventure, Nfld. in 1888 (his age is unknown to me). I believe him to be my grandfather who was married to Elizabeth Vincent Hayward. They had 3 sons and 3 daughters, one of whom was my father, William John, known as "Jack" born in 1901 and who came to this country in approx. 1930.

James Gordon Hayward, Elizabeth Downie

beejoy428 — 3 Jan 2007 3:20:23 GMT

James Gordon Hayward, born abt 1858.

Elizabeth Downie, listed in the 1880 census as Susan E., born abt 1856.

Children Robert Gordon, born 1877, and Pearl.

After Elizabeth's death, James remarried a woman with the last name Irvin/Ervin. She had a son named Roy.

Any information would be appreciated.

Andrew Darner and Jane Hayward

andrllinda — 7 Jan 2007 5:48:27 GMT

Andrew DARNER, son of Johann Jacob DARNER III and Elizabeth BAKER, was born on 17 Apr 1817 in Muskingum County, OH, died on 14 Nov 1900 in Island Grove, Gage, NE at age 83, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE. Burial: Blue Springs cemetery, Original section, Blk 1, Lot 48. His obituary was published in the Blue Springs Weekly Sentinel, Page 1 on 22 Nov 1900. Darner--At the home of his son, Harry Darner in Island Grove Township at one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon November 14th, 1900, aged 83 years 7 months and 4 days. The funeral was held on Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the United Evangelical church in this city, the funeral sermon being delivered by Rev. John Taylor pastor of the Baptist church at Wymore, after which interment was made by the side of his wife in the Blue Springs cemetery and who preceded him to the grave in June 1898. Father Darner was born in Muskingum County, Ohio, April 15, 1817, and was married in 1840 to Miss Jane Hayward which union was blessed with eight children, three sons and five daughters and of whom there are still living two sons and three daughters. In 1855 the family moved to Washington, Iowa where they resided until 1884 when they removed to this city and made their house on Second Street until the death of Mrs. Darner, since which time he has resided with his children. Father Darner was a faithful member of the Baptist church for many years and since coming west remained faithful to the faith he represented and did not unite with any denomination the Baptist church not being represented here. He was a steadfast energetic and true citizen and an honor to any community. He lived a faithful and devoted life, his death being due to the incidents of old age. The surviving members of the family are Mrs. R. A. Wilson of this city, Mrs. J. T. Robertson, South Omaha, Mrs. Smith, Ames, Iowa and Messrs. Charles and Harry Darner of Island Grove township and to whom the Sentinel extends sympathy in the hour of their bereavement.

Andrew married Jane HAYWARD on 15 Mar 1840 in Nashport, Muskingum, OH. Jane was born on 13 Dec 1817 in Newton Township, Sussex, NJ, died on 9 Jun 1897 in Gage County, NE at age 79, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE. The cause of her death was consumption. They had one daughterM: Margaret. Her obituary was published in the Blue Springs Weekly Sentinel on 10 Jun 1897. Died--Mrs. Jane Darner at the home of her son, Harry Darner in Island Grove Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock of consumption, aged 79 years, 5 months and 25 days. The funeral takes place this morning at 10:30 from the Evangelical church of which further notice will be given in next issue. Burial: Blue Springs cemetery, Original Section, Blk 1, Lot 48.

M. Margaret DARNER was born on 6 Mar 1850 in OH, died on 17 Feb 1889 at age 38, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE. Margaret married Mathew GRAY on 25 Dec 1870. Mathew was born on 15 Nov 1848 in PA, died on 17 Aug 1919 at age 70, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE. Another name for Mathew was Matthew. They had four children: Orvil L, Cora Frances, Clark A, and Leslie D.

Orvil L GRAY was born on 1 Nov 1872.

Cora Frances GRAY was born on 1 Nov 1874 in IA, died on 16 Dec 1967 in Blue Springs, Gage, NE at age 93, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE. Cora married Lemuel S DANIELS, son of George DANIELS and Eliza Jane BLAIR, on 21 Feb 1893.1 Lemuel was born on 17 Mar 1872, died on 14 Jun 1950 in Blue Springs, Gage, NE at age 78, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE. They had two children: Beatrice and Leander Smith.

Clark A GRAY was born on 22 Sep 1875, died on 28 Nov 1882 at age 7, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE.

Leslie D GRAY was born on 6 May 1881, died on 22 Jun 1881, and was buried in Blue Springs, Gage, NE.

Beatrice DANIELS was born on 20 Nov 1893 in Gage County, NE. Beatrice married Merle L GRAVES on 14 Nov 1912.1 Merle was born on 6 Oct 1890 and died on 28 Jul 1980 at age 89. They had two children: William and Robert Dean.

Leander Smith DANIELS was born on 29 Apr 1899, died in Jun 1971 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE at age 72, and was buried in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE. Burial: Lincoln Memorial Park. Leander married Anne Naomi PURSEL, daughter of Ephraim E PURSEL and Frances E WARNER, on 14 Aug 1920.1 Anne was born on 21 Jun 1901 in MO, died in Oct 1989 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE at age 88, and was buried in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE. They had one son: Robert Lee. Burial: Lincoln Memorial Park.

William GRAVES was born on 13 Jun 1917.

Robert Dean GRAVES was born on 4 Apr 1927.

Robert Lee DANIELS married Sylvia Marie HINRICHS, daughter of George HINRICHS and Alma Elizabeth GEISTLINGER. Sylvia was born on 27 Nov 1918, died on 10 Sep 1994 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE at age 75, and was buried in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE. They had one son: Douglas Lee. Burial: Lincoln Memorial Park. Robert next married Dorothy LaDean BOGENRIEF.3 Dorothy was born on 17 Feb 1924 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE, died on 11 Dec 2000 in Eagle, Cass, NE at age 76, and was buried on 15 Dec 2000 in Palmyra, Otoe, NE. Burial: Rosewood Hill Cemetery.

Douglas Lee DANIELS was born on 30 Sep 1945 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE,1 died on 10 May 2004 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE at age 58, and was buried in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE. Occupation: auto mechanic. Residence: NE. Burial: Lincoln Memorial Park. Douglas married Frances Lea PATTON on 7 Jun 1965.1 The marriage ended in divorce. Frances was born on 7 May 1947 1 and died in 1983 at age 36.

hayward family tree

yoga-prakash saraswati — 15 Oct 2006 12:37:45 GMT

traced robert james hayward ex uxmore ipsden back to dorset.to thomas hayward and mary dodge to possibly robert hayward and mary gale to possiblbly george hayward,yet to confirm.anyone else tracing this line ?

Joseph Hayward & Sarah anne Bennett

Starnamminhee — 5 Dec 2006 2:28:29 GMT

Hello i am wondering if anyone has a Joseph Hayward Married to a Sarah Anne Bennett on 26 Oct 1847 in Andover, Hampshire , England.

Joseph was born to a Robert hayward and Rachel Jackman on or abt the year 1827/1828 in Andover, Hampshire, England and sarah i am looking for her parents and if she had any siblings. she was was born abt 1827/1828 in Andover same place as joe.

HAYWARD, NICHOLAS

M.C. Shumate — 7 Sep 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Requesting information as to arrival date , place and
name of ship for Nicholas Hayward.
His date of birth ca. 1620. Married Anne Dixie.

Richard Hayward

DeniseJohnson48 — 30 Jul 2006 9:06:53 GMT

Searching for Richard Haywards family. He was born 1833c, Bristol, Gloucester. His parents were Richard & Ellen Hayward. Married Elizabeth Powell 1862, Gloucester & they had son George born 1863 who died on board ship comming out to New Zealand.

Elizabeth "Betsy" Hayward (1759 - aft 1845)

djohnson52464 — 2 Nov 2006 2:43:22 GMT

Betsey Hayward of Brookfield Massachusetts married Reuben Dodge in Brookfield. Trying to find information showing if she was the dauthere of Johas and Martha (Gilbert) Hayward. She and Reuben were living in Ontario County, New York around 1800. Two known childrens names were Asenath Dodge and Hori Dodge. If related or have any information please write me at djohnson@wcoil.com

Hayward family-Edward Richard

Debbie — 2 Jan 2000 2:23:55 GMT

I am looking for relatives of Hayward Family, my grandparents were Edward Richar Hayward who married Laura Sophia Timm, they lived in Bay City, Michigan. Any responses from my relatives would be appreciated. God Bless

Descendants of Harry Pocock Hayward

John Irvine — 14 Nov 2006 4:20:23 GMT

I am looking for descendants of Harry Pocock Hayward and Mary Renwick married in 1878 They lived at FernPark in Fern Tree Gully owned by Samuel Renwick of Caulfield

Thomas Hayward - Ingersoll, Ontario

loisgable — 11 Aug 2002 11:37:01 GMT

Thomas lived in Muskoka and Ingersoll from the mid 1800s until at least 1894. I believe his wife's name was Annie Smith. Would like to verify her first name, birth date and place as well as Thomas's. Thanks for any help.

Hayward Family-England

HowardMoline69 — 1 Jan 2004 7:04:04 GMT

Looking for a Jeremiah P. Hayward, possibly born 1841 to a John Hayward in England. Pretty sketchy info so far, I know but I know they emigrated to the US in the 1860s to the Arizona/New Mexico area. Anyone have any Hayward lines emigrating to the Southwest US from England?

my hayward line around hampshire, england

allison — 18 Oct 2006 6:59:24 GMT

ok if you can add any info to my line that would be great or if you have found info for your line that would be awsome as well. i am going to start with my gggg grandfather in 1793.

Robert hayward, b.1793, tidworth, hampshire
Rachel Jackman(wife) 1795 tidworth, hampshire
charles 5/18/1825, andover
anne hayward 1/06/1833 andover
Jane 7/26/1835 andover
Robert Henry. 1839 andover
william, 1830 andover
during a certain time Robert's granddaughter annie churchill was staying with them annie churchill born abt. 1856

G.G.G grandfather
Charles Hayward (roberts and rachel son) 1826 andover
wife Elizabeth Ann Jessop 1825 andover
(servant) Ann Baverstock 1848 chilbolton, hampshire
childern
Roert Hayward, 1853 W. Grinstead, Sussex
Rachel A hayward, 1854. born in the same place
Lena Elizabeth, 1855
Alice, 1857
charles H. Hayward, 1858

Emma and caroline born 1860 andover, hampshire they are i think twins.

G.G Grandfather

Robert Hayward(charles & Elizabeth's son)
m. ellen pike b. 1857(first wife) 2nd wife was Eleanor Catherine Burtt. b abt 1875

kids.
Frederick C. , 1877, andover
Percy W. , 1879, Islington, Middlesex
James Arthur, 1880, Lambeth, Surrey
Robert C. 1883, Lambeth, London
Eleanor C, 1886, Southwark

g. Grandfather
James Arhur Hayward (robert and Ellen's Son)
m. Katherine Quackenbus, 1880, Kansas
Kids.
James R. abt. 1914, NY
Helen and Mary Beatrice(twins) 12/22/1915, ny
Robert, 1917 ny
Frederick, 1919 ny
justine, 1921, ny

if you have any questions please feel free to email me at Starnaminhee@aol.com

hayward dodge

yogaprakashs — 24 Sep 2006 3:12:39 GMT

anyone have any info on thomas hayward marriage mary dodge 1808 sherborne dorset and where they originated from.
yoga

HAYWARD, HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

EMILY HAYWARD — 23 Jan 2001 9:41:35 GMT

MY DAD AND I ARE JUST BEGINNING TO TRACE OUR FAMILY TREE. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREATLY RECEIVED.

MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS CALLED ALICE BAVERSTOCK BORN 1869 SHE LATER MARRIED AND BECAME ALICE HAYWARD. WE BELIEVE SHE HAD MANY CHILDREN (15) APPROX. MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN WHEN MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS 33. SHE LIVED IN WINCHESTER HAMPSHIRE ENGLAND.

WHICH Sarah Hayward married Lovet / Lovett Partridge of Mendon, MA 1700s

kbuffknut — 16 Oct 2006 3:17:20 GMT

OK, now I’m really confused. Several years ago I was given the information that Jonathan Hayward and Mary Warfield were the parents of the Sarah Hayward that married Lovet / Lovett Partridge. While playing with that branch today, I have come across other information that lists Hezekiah Hayward and Esther Greene / Green as the parents of the Sarah that married Lovet. This would actually seem more likely because Lovet and Sarah had a child named Hezekiah. The two Sarah’s were born two years apart in Mendon. Please help us sort this mess out so that we know WHICH Hayward branch is ours!!! Thanks!!!

C. Lynn Hayward

dorgon — 23 Jun 2001 3:03:28 GMT

C. Lynn Hayward age 95, of Provo, died Aug. 30 and, 1998, at the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center of causes incedent to age.

He was born July 16, 1903 in parents Idaho to William Gammon and Ellen Neibaur Hayward. He married Elizabeth (Libby) Cook on Aug, 6 1930 in the LDS Logan Temple

Lynn graduated from Brigham Young University in zoology, he earned a master's degree in entomology at BYU, and a Ph.D.. In ecology at University of Illinois. He was a professor of zoology at BYU for 43 years and was the curator of the BYU life science Museum for five years he was a fellow, American association for advancement of science, and was listed as one of the 10 most prominent ecologists in America, he was listed in Who's Who in American science, and was awarded an outstanding alumnus award from BYU, he authored 147 published scientific articles and three books

He was an active member of the LDS church, holding numerous positions, including Ward Clerk. He served in three Bishoprics. He worked in the Provo Temple at the time of its opening. His hobbies included, woodworking, gardening, writing and bird carving in his later years.

He is survived by his wife Libby of Provo; one's son and one daughter, Margaret Taylor of Provo; Dr. Gerald Hayward (Lois) of Midway; seven grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. He was proceeded in death by his parents four brothers and seven children.

Funeral services will be Thursday, Sept. 3rd, 1998, at noon, at the Oak Hills second ward L. D. S. Chapel, 925 East. North Temple Drive, Provo. Friends may call Wednesday evening, at the Berg mortuary of Provo, 185 East Centrer St. from 6-8 PM. Or Thursday morning at the Ward Chapel one-hour prior to services. Interment, East Lawn Memorial Hills.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions be made to the C. Lynn and Libby Hayward endowment fund in care of the Monte L. Bean Museum, 290 MLBM

Hayward family of Princess anne , Fruitland and Pocomoke Maryland area

SALFIETTE — 30 Jul 2006 9:03:41 GMT

I'm the grand daughter of Elwood Hayward and great-grand daughter of James Hayward aka Grand -Pop Jimmy from Fruitland,Md. His long time live in mates name is 'Aunt Vic'. His sibblings names are Uncle Roy, Aunt Malinda, Uncle Eddie , Aunt Emily, and uncle Juke. Aunt Malinda was married to Leonard knox, also known as Uncle Buck. I dont know much about the family,any info would be greatly appreciated.

MAYFLOWER Hayward??

djohnson52464 — 3 Oct 2006 1:22:05 GMT

Anyone have any information showing that Elizabeth "Betsey" Hayward (1759 - ?) who married Reuben Dodge (1756 - 1813) was the daughter of Jonas and Martha (Gilbert) Hayward of Brookfield, Mass?

MAYFLOWER Hayward??

djohnson52464 — 3 Oct 2006 1:22:03 GMT

Anyone have any information showing that Elizabeth "Betsey" Hayward (1759 - ?) who married Reuben Dodge (1756 - 1813) was the daughter of Jonas and Martha (Gilbert) Hayward of Brookfield, Mass?

Elizabeth "Betsey" Hayward - HELP SOLVE A MYSTERY

djohnson52464 — 30 Sep 2006 9:10:26 GMT

Anyone have any information showing that Elizabeth "Betsey" Hayward (1759 - ?) who married Reuben Dodge (1756 - 1813) was the daughter of Jonas and Martha (Gilbert) Hayward of Brookfield, Mass?

hayward cotterrel green kitchen simons cheer steane wise castle haddock,in berks oxon

yogaprakashs — 13 Sep 2006 11:41:27 GMT

like to contact others researching the above names in berks oxon and compare info.have traced robert james hayward family tree,ex uxmore farm ipsden stoke row,to thomas hayward and mary dodge in dorset.there is a large dodge site in usa and dorset
yoga-prakash saraswati
namaste

hi

debbieday161 — 8 Aug 2006 1:34:05 GMT

l been doing mine family tree and it hard for me. there
a lot that deid and there no help l live in maine.
well l hope to hear from you soon
thank you
debbie day

hayward

debbie — 20 Aug 2006 7:40:28 GMT

hello
mine name is debbie day
l would like to know what the name of john airth hayward sailedship. he was my gggrandfather. l have other names to and date. l hope you can help me

thank you debbie day

hayward

debbie — 20 Aug 2006 3:37:19 GMT

hello
lm writing back to you on john airth hayward.
l don't know were he sailed out of. or do l know the name of the boat he sailed out on. l hope someome
can help me.
thank you so much for wirting me
debbie day

William Nicholas Hayward

MattieDallas500 — 30 Jul 2006 9:28:17 GMT

I am looking for information on William Nicholas Hayward. He aarrived to the states in Maryland on a brig ship called the Stillman, he then came to Chas. SC in 1880 and met and married Elizabeth Gigleman Pipkin on 5/101887. Would appreciate any infro.on this that anyone thinks could be helpful

Info on Edward and William Hayward from Newfoundland

dirlthegirl84 — 4 Mar 2002 11:57:26 GMT

Ialso found a JamesHayward in Salem Wis. census

Hayward/Howards from Mass. and England

sportsmom31 — 16 Dec 2002 5:15:19 GMT

Hi, I am from Michigan and have recently received some family group sheets. According to these sheets our Howard line goes up to a Hayward line then to a White line that was on the Mayflower. . I have the lines listed below. Below is a list according to the sheets I have received:

Brooks Howard born Feb 24, 1765 Nova Scotia son of John Howard born July 31, 1736 Western (now Warren), Mass. married Dec 29, 1757 to Elizabeth Brooks born Sept 27, 1736 in Brookfield, Mass. No death date for either.

John Howard son of Jonas Hayward born Feb 5, 1712 Concord, Mass. married on Aug 21, 1734 in Brookfield to Deborah Gilbert born July 7, 1714. Jonas died Jan 3 1756 in Warren, Mass. Deborah died Jan 28 1805 in Heath, Mass.

Jonas Hayward son of George Hayward/Howard born Jun 20, 1673 Concord, Mass. married on Jan 17 1695 Concord, Mass. to Hannah Chadwick. George died July 5, 1725 in Brookfield, Mass.

George Hayward/Howard son of John Hayward born Feb 20, 1640 Concord, Mass. married June 2, 1671 in Concord to Anna White born June 4, 1649 Scituate, Mass. John died Nov 22, 1718 Concord and Anna died May 25, 1714. (Anna is the daughter of Resolved White a passenger on the Mayflower)

John Hayward son of George Hayward born in England married in England or Mass. to Mary (Frizzle?) died March 27, 1671 Concord. (He was proprierty of Concord in 1635.) Mary died Mar 12, 1692 Concord.

On the record it says source is Revolutionary War Record, Vital Records of Concord, Brookfield, Warren, Watertown, Scituate, Heath and Wilbraham. Per Edgar Howard.

HAYWARD's of North Cerney, Gloucestershire, England

Carrie Duc-Vegso — 10 Apr 1999 8:39:52 GMT

HAYWARD family of North Cerney. Especially Elizabeth Hayward born 1855 North Cerney, died 1927 Paddington R.D. Married a James PRATLEY in 1881 in Paddington R.D. TIA

Hayward/Weston/Roden family

srozario1 — 5 Jul 2006 8:25:34 GMT

I am trying to research my ancestors from Shropshire and South Wales. I have Thomas Hayward born 1868 in Shropshire who moved to Newport South Wales. Also Jonah Roden 1870, born Shropshire who also moved to Newport. Please contact me for any exchange of info. Thanks,

Haywards of London/Brighton, UK c1900

Cherilyn — 4 Jul 2006 1:46:28 GMT

Looking for family from Brighton, UK; father's name William and son named Cyril George Hayward b. 1901.

Any information welcome.

Thank you.
Cherilyn

Alvinza Hayward b. abt 1822 Vermont

retduck — 20 Jun 2006 11:43:28 GMT

I am seeking parent info on Alvinza Hayward who was born abt. 1822 somewhere in Vermont.

Alvinza moved to Jefferson County, Wisconsin abt 1842 and married Charity Hathaway. Gold fever took them to California where he struck it rich, very rich.

Much is wirtten about his wealth and mining but nothing about his early family. My connection is through Charity whose sister Sarah Ann is my great grandmother.

Any assistance would be appreciated. Contact me at retduck@cox.net.

James Gordon Hayward

beejoy428 — 6 Jun 2006 11:29:13 GMT

Does anyone have any information on James Gordon Hayward, born about 1858 in Michigan, or on his wife, Susan E. Hayward? Their son was Robert Gordon, Born 1875. Thanks!

Alberta Hayward -- Elias vs Alonz(o) as father??

sweetangst — 18 May 2006 6:50:07 GMT

My grandfather's mother was Alberta Hayward (abt. 1910 - 1984?) and she left behind detailed hand-written family records. These records are for the most part complete; however, when I compare her records to the Census and etc, it seems as if she's pegged her grandfather as her father.

The whole family at this point was constrained to New Jersey, so that might narrow it down geographically.

She says her father is Elias Hudson Hayward (Born abt. 1835?) from his second marriage to Elizabeth Little; however, the several censuses and other sources concur that her father was actually Alonz(o) Hayward (born abt. 1870) who was one of Elias's sons from his first marriage to Mary Jane Berry (born abt 1839?).

As far as the birth dates/ages at birth and census records go, Alonz(o) is clearly the father; but her written records are against this and I'm wondering why. I'm wondering if she wasn't just raised thinking that her grandfather was her father or if she was just not thinking clearly when she was writing the records at her old age. Does anyone know anything about this confusion?

Haywards in Michigan

beejoy428 — 17 May 2006 8:55:50 GMT

I am looking for any information on the Hayward family, living in Michigan at the end of the 1800's. I have Robert G. Hayward, born about 1875, with children James, born 1899, Victoria, born 1900, and Charles, born 1904. Any information on Roberts' wife or parents would be appreciated. Thanks!

Clarence HAYWARD

Nikki — 30 Jul 2006 9:11:36 GMT

Born 12/10/1926 in South Dakota---died 4/20/1993 Oklahoma Married Wilhelmine Schales born in Germany

winslow p hayward

ahayward185 — 30 Jul 2006 9:12:25 GMT

I am looking for the parents of Winslow P Hayward. He was born in Mass and went to Ontario where he married Rebecca Hayward, the daughter of the Loyalist Jacob Huffman, on Maarch 18, 1818. He was born approx 1786. Any info greatly appreciated.

John HAYWARD, b. 1859 in Kingsclere, Hants

component10 — 19 Jun 2003 9:57:53 GMT

John HAYWARD, married a woman by the name of Mary who was born in Wantage, Berks about 1854. They had three children. Albert John HAYWARD, b. 1884 in Cobham, Surrey. Alice Kate HAYWARD, b. 1886 in Cobham, Surrey and Ada Florence HAYWARD, b. 1890 in Cobham.

Alice married William RICKETTS in 1910.

Is anyone researching this family?