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Pliny Haywood

flmurphy — 2009-11-09 05:35:39Z

I'm looking for more information on Pliny Haywood. He was born in Connecticut about 1808. Married a Lucy from Vermont and lived in Massachusetts until about 1848. I can locate the family on the 1850 Census, but cannot find any members after that date. The children that I am aware of are Cordelia, Edward, Martha, Sophronia, and Helen. Cordelia Haywood married George Washington Murphy in 1849 in Mchenry County Illinois. Any help on the rest of the family would be appreciated.

Haywoods of Mount Gilead NC

jerryhaywood36 — 2009-11-02 01:58:18Z

I'm looking for the burial locations of John and Sarah Tillman Haywood, John being the son of Byrd and Mary Haywood.
Also the burial site of William Riley and Nancy Haywood, Wm being the son of John and Sarah Haywood. I thought they were buried in Montgomery County, NC, but no luck finding them.
The time line for John and Sara is 1790 - 1880 appx.

Lewis Haywood, from NC, lived in Ohio 1900

renaissance_man1733 — 2009-10-27 19:59:39Z

Hello everyone,

I'm trying to track down my 2g grandmother, Edna, who started life as a Mellon, married a Cline and then a Latham.

Family legend has it she was born into the Mellon family of banking fame, then married someone named Cline whom the family disapproved of. Once "cut off", her husband met some untimely trajedy after the couple had a few children,then she met and married "Bob Latham" who adopted her children and gave them the last name of Latham (though born "Cline"). My family has been Latham ever since.

Through the help of some kind members here I have found Edna and Robert Latham's marriage register from 1904 in Ohio. The 1910 census has Edna and Robert living in Toledo and again in 1920. The children Carman and Paul Cline (Latham)listed all match with what I have been able to find about my great-grandfather, Paul Cline Latham, Sr.

The mystery deepens though: In 1900, one Lewis Haywood, married to Mary, was listed in the (Toledo) Ohio census has living with 3 grandchildren, Corman Klein(b. 1893), Paul Klein(b. 1896) and Helen Klein (b. 1898). There is no mention of Edna Mellon Cline (Klein), however.

I thought the trail might have fizzled until another member told me of the 1910 census, where Edna and now Robert were living with the Kessler family in Toledo. Listed as children were Corman Cline, Paul Cline and Helen. Also listed was on "Marada" Haywood, widow, listed as "mother-in-law". My thinking is "Marada" is Mary from the 1900 census. The 1900 census listed her as 53 years old. in 1910 she was listed as 65. Not a perfect match but pretty close. I have to assume that she is the mother of Sadie (Haywood?) Kessler, the wife of head of household Fred J. Kessler.

Can anyone shed any light on this confusing mess, or at least give me some constructive ideas on where to go next? Do you think any of this is plausible or am I grasping at straws? I have had next to no information on Edna Mellon for close to 10 years and in the last few weeks, all the above info was gathered. This is probably my biggest brick wall right now and feels tantalizingly clost to being knocked down.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Steven Vaught

Re: haywood brothers-England to America-work for Queen

Sallie_Cannon — 2009-10-24 16:40:27Z

I am a descendant of:
Robert Jones Haywood II, b. 1877 TX son of
Robert Jones Haywood I b. 1842 MS, son of
William Henry Haywood b. 1810 TN, son of
William Haywood, b. 1778 NC, son of
Major Egbert Haywood, b. 1730 NC, son of
John Haywood.

It was my understanding that John Haywood, was born in Barbados, West Indies, and that he married Mary Lovett in 1729 in New York. I would appreciate any correction, and, additional information.
Sallie Cannon- email: scannon@gt.rr.com

Re: haywood brothers-England to America-work for Queen

C_Ezelle — 2009-10-24 15:19:11Z

Jack,

I am a descendent of John "The Immigrant" Haywood. I have a tree that indicates a Dr. James G. Haywood was born in Davidson, TN. His father was Thomas J. Hawyood, and Thomas' father was Judge John Haywood. Judge John Haywood does come from the original North Carolina family.

Respectfully,
Chris

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

jerryhaywood36 — 2009-10-23 02:10:30Z

Laura
If you have some old pictures of the Haywoods and information on the Haywood-Stutts reunions, Please let me know. We can exchange information and pictures.
Jerry

John Rufus Haywood and family

2009-10-11 07:47:04Z

Searching for any information on the Haywood family. My grandfather was John Rufus Haywood,born in Iowa in 1875. His father is Lafayette Doran, born in Indiana in 1851. Any information you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Franklin Eugene Haywood b.1871

lovett111 — 2009-10-11 07:45:01Z

I am searching for the parents of Franklin Eugene Haywood b.1871 In Mich Thank You for any help Billy

HAYWOOD Carolyne 1916 - 2003

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-10-11 07:41:56Z

HAYWOOD Carolyne 1916 2003 married 31 Dec 1966

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George Albert Haywood

2009-10-11 07:40:45Z

I'm looking for a Goerge Albert Haywood. He was in the Marine Corps. He has a son named Edward Haywood.George would be in his 50's.

Haywoods of New Jersey, Greene, or Montgomery

DavidDunn1935 — 2009-10-11 07:39:59Z

My ancestor Thomas HAYWOOD was born in New Jersey (I'm not sure where) about 1785. His wife's name was Anna (possible the Thomas HAYWOOD and Ann SMITH who married in Cape MAy Co. in 1809. They had 13 children, of whom at least 5 were born in New Jersey. By 1820 they were in Montgomery Co. OH, and by 1830 in Greene Co. OH. All their children were born prior to 1830. By 1840 they had moved on to Montgomery Co. IN (many of their descendants ended up in Tippecanoe Co. IN.) Thomas died in 1851 and Anna in 1850. Their children included Mary, Margaret, Lydia, Henry, Thomas, Elizabeth, and Abraham. Can anyone help me out?

Haywood's of Sinclair Louisiana

dipper5226 — 2009-10-11 07:37:17Z

I am looking for any Haywood's out of Sinclair Louisiana. The family names are Ella, India or Indid, the mothers name is Lou--that is all I know.

William David Haywood born 1888, Parents

dwaine50 — 2009-10-11 07:33:16Z

I am looking for any information of the parents of William David Haywood born 21 Sep 1888 died 8 Dec 1937 married to Etta Armstrong. I have his death certificate which said his father was John Haywood and his mother was Linen Ward, but I also have his marriage certificate with his father being John Haywood and his mother as Vina Haywood. If anyone has any information on my greatgrandfathers parents John and Vina or Linen Ward it would be greatly appreciated.

HAYWOODS FROM West Virginia

rhondakennedy_1 — 2009-10-11 07:30:11Z

looking for haywood family in west virginia.

Brothers of Haywood family

@@nurseauditor@yahoo.com — 2009-10-11 07:28:38Z

Am interested in finding info:
Haywood Brothers who were from England and were commissioned by the Queen (Crown of England) to come to America(New York arrival) to survey North and South Carolina. Story goes..the crown refused to pay them when work was done and they stayed here.
One went north? and the other James Haywood-D Warren County Ga..married Polly Howell, 2nd wife Palatiah Shelton
The southern one settled around Charleston SC. Can anyone help me...Ship register? Brother in North Carolina??

Haywood of Staffordshire

BuckieChapin — 2009-10-11 07:24:35Z

Have gotten back as far as Robert Haywood who m. Alice Newbold in Lichfield, Sept 1797. He possibly born in Seighford, Staffordshire (IGI); earlier family u/k. Children: John (1801) m. Georgina Upton in London, later moved family to Ontario, Canada. Nothing further on Thomas (1801). Harriott (1805) m. George Oliver., one child. If anyone knows this family I'd be delighted to hear about it! Gloria

Re: haywood brothers-England to America-work for Queen

DeborahDunn45 — 2009-09-02 13:58:33Z

Trish Danielson, I am taking the chance of being lucky enough to contact you. I am related tot he Haywoods of GA. Henry county, Gwinette County area , some of those Haywoods moved to Benton, Calhoun and Cleburne County AL. Names in the 1800 I have are William, Cleveland, Elcannie, Henry, Thomas,Matilda, Mary, Lucinda,Haywood/Haigood. you spoke of a book on the Haywood's could you possibly help? These Haywoods married Turners, Campbells, Tennison,Kelly,& Cains.
Please contact me if you can possibly give any help. Thanks

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

sallieh_1 — 2009-09-02 04:37:43Z

Go to WV History and Culture site on the web. They have birth, death, and marriage records you can check out. I believe Frank C. Haywood marriages and dealth is there. Maybe birth too. 1880 census Mercer Co. lists Edward head of household with Mytilda wife with 5 children. Look on anestry its a free look up. Sallie H.

Re: William David Haywood

patwastion — 2009-05-31 04:25:40Z

Dwaine its me Pat :)

William David Haywood

patwastion — 2009-04-30 13:12:43Z

Looking for information on William David Haywood he was born in Carter County KY in Olive Hill he was married to Etta Armstrong, the daughter of George Armstrong and Mary Brammer.

Anna Maria Goble Haywood

KennethHout44 — 2009-05-16 15:01:03Z

seeking name of husband to Anna Maria Goble. marrage about 1850-1860. All I have is she married a Haywood. Thanks, Ken

HAYWOOD Lena L 1885-1966

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-01 16:35:23Z

HAYWOOD Lena L 1885-1966

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HAYWOOD Viola A 1914-2001

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-30 22:36:48Z

HAYWOOD Viola A 1914-2001

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

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

DavidHaywoodI — 2009-01-22 15:51:09Z

My Grandfather (Thomas) came from England in the 1890's and settled in the West Virginia/Maryland area, his parents were Samuel and Mary Ann. From all the information that we have he had a sister Mary (Mollie) who came over with him, she also settled in that area. There was a brother James who stayed in England to join the army, he died relatively young, we do not know of any progeny. You are welcome to look at the names and locations, but I don't believe that we have a direct connection. I have let our true genie person know of your interest. She has been doing this research for a few years and is better equipped, knowledge-wise, to tell us who's who. It is quite possible that we have common relatives, there were many Haywoods in the Leicestershire/Appleby region of England.

If you are still interested in looking at the family tree, I need an email address so that I can send the invite.

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

DavidHaywoodI — 2009-01-22 05:02:45Z

Actually Victoria (Aunt Tory) was my Grandmother's (Amanda Belle Troy Haywood) sister, Victoria Jean Troy Dayton, they were the d.o. William Troy and Sarah Stevens Troy. They were originally from PA.

My father was the eldest of 9 - there were 7 boys and 2 girls - 1 girl and 1 boy died in childhood.

If you are interested there is a Haywood Family site. I will send you an invite if you would like.

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

djhaywood — 2009-01-22 15:31:16Z

I would love an invite! I have been stuck on this side of my tree for ages!

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

djhaywood — 2009-02-19 03:48:43Z

Rhonda- I am about 99% now sure we are related! I think we are first cousins- once removed. Going from Frank Haywood had sons James (Elmer) and Ernest; Ernest had you; James (Elmer) had my dad and {obviously} my dad had me.

pretty cool to have a real connection! Feel free to email me- DJhaywood@hotmail.com- did you know Elmer (James)? I never met him (well, I think he saw me once when I was 6 months old, from what my mom told me). Anything interesting to know about the family?

Thanks!

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

djhaywood — 2009-01-22 16:01:03Z

My email is DJhaywood@hotmail.com

We may not be a direct relation but I think there's a link close.
Thanks again!

Re: Haywood New Jersey

hopeboland — 2009-02-22 22:12:58Z

I am searching for Thomas Haywood b.1780 in NJ and your info puts his birth in the same place--his son Henry b.1811 travelled with Thomas and Anna thur Ohio and finally aetteling in Tippecanoe , Ind in the 1820--many leads go to NC but none diffinate--do you have any more info? Hope Haywood Boland

Re: Haywoods of NJ, Greene Co. OH, and Montgomery Co. IN

hopeboland — 2009-02-22 22:04:05Z

david--are you still out there--I am sure we are related --i am searching for the parents of Thomas b. 1780 in NJ--and Anna Smith--I also have a Thomas from same family tree born in Wilkes,NC--I am not sure if the tree traces to NC--There was a William Haywood who came from England 16??-went soth and settled in NC-his son John was born in Barbados--our family from Thomas $ anna --Henry--movimg thru Ohio with 12-14 children--then to Indiana matches up--do you have any more info--My father was Harris son of George Price Hayood-George Price was one of Henry's sons--is this the same tree you are researching?? any info greatly appreciated-thanks Hope

Re: Haywood's of Montgomery Co Indiana

hopeboland — 2009-02-07 20:32:03Z

This Henry Haywood is also my gr gr grandfather-I am at a dead end trying to find the parents of Thomas 1780 NJ--does anybody have any info?

Re: Thomas and Anna Haywood Family

hopeboland — 2009-02-07 03:03:36Z

I am Hope Haywood-a desendant of \henry Haywoodb.NJ son of thomas Haywoodb. nj 1780--settled in ohio--then in tippicanoe, ind--Trying to find the ancestors of thomas Haywood who was the father of Henry--travelling west from NJ-The family line is established in tippecanoe,ind-my father is Harris Haywood-son of George Price Haywood--any info.is helpful--

Re: henry haywood

hopeboland — 2009-02-06 16:58:32Z

Hi -My name is Hope Haywood Boland-I am descended from Henry Haywood who was married to Martha Worthington Sheerwood- My father was Harris Haywood who was the grandsonson of George P Haywood and Mary Marshall-George was a son of Henry. They moved from New Jersey in the early 1800,settled in Ohio for a while,and settled pemanntly in Tippicanoe, Ind. I am trying to find out any information on Thomas Haywood and Anna Smith--I run into a dead end there--I know they were married in Cape May NewJersey---There is a Sherwood Haywood from NC. 1762--could there be a connection there? I would appreciate any info. Thanks- Hope

Re: William David Haywood

dwaine50 — 2009-05-30 06:50:52Z

Hi, William David Haywood is my greatgrandfather and he was married Etta Armstrong. I have some information on him and I am trying to find out about his father and mother. Do you have anything on them.

Dwaine Haywood

Re: William David Haywood

dwaine50 — 2009-05-31 05:46:28Z

Ok, I didn't recognize your code name, last I looked at all of your postings and I thought it might be you or your brother. I am back in Hawaii, I have some pictures of the gravesites of Etta and William if you do not have them and also I went to olive Hill Ky and took pictures of George and Mary Ellen Armstrong's gravesite at pleasant Valley Cemetary, I will try and get some pictures out to you by the end of next week. Take care Pat. I didn't know your uncle Jack was an artist my sister has a couple of paintings signed by him and dated in 95 that was given to my father. Later from Dwaine.

Re: Ernest Hayward

RSHaywood — 2009-05-26 03:35:31Z

Hi I have an Ernest Haywood in my family born 1883, last heard of around 1926. Do you have anymore information on the Ernest you're looking for?

Re: William Haywood Bible

RSHaywood — 2009-05-26 03:07:05Z

Hi Sue,
I have a William Haywood in my family from Derbyshire, England born in 1826, making him 28 years old at the time the Bible was purchased. William's son Ernest moved to Canada and had a son named Reginald (Reggie) Haywood. Reginald moved to Renton, Washington with his wife so there could be a connection there. Was this bible found anywhere near Renton or Wenatchee, WA?

Re: William Haywood Bible

sug53 — 2009-06-24 04:22:55Z

Hi - I've passed along the Bible, but did make a scan of the page with the name. Please send me your email address and I'll send it to you via attachment :-)

Sue

Re: William Haywood Bible

sug53 — 2009-05-26 06:07:17Z

Hi --

The Bible was found in the area of Olympia - about one hour south of Renton. I no longer have the Bible. The info was very sketchy on this rescued item; but feel free to contact me if you have more questions.

Regards,
Sue

Re: Ernest Hayward

LaurieLemasonry — 2009-05-31 11:12:10Z

Hi
Sorry for the delay.
The Ernest Hayward I'm trying ti trace, was born in the Rochester/Chatham district in Kent UK.
Birth date I don't have, but I would think in the 1880's, he married my aunt Edith Lemasonry about 1913 and I'm not sure when they immigated to Canada before or after the 1st World war, or After, all I'm sure is that in 1939 they were trying to get back to the UK from Winnipeg.
What happened after that I don't know.
Thanks for your message, it would be nice to have a match
Laurie LeMasonry

Re: About George Albert Haywood

caralyntreharne1 — 2009-04-23 04:05:58Z

990 Harp Pike
Frankfort, KY 40601

P.S. He also has a daughter...Caralyn Haywood Treharne

Jessie Evander Haywood

NancyDorais42 — 2009-04-13 16:08:21Z

I am looking for information on Jessie Evander Haywood. He would be my granddaughter's great grandfather I think. His daughter Rosa Lee married my daughter-in-laws father. William Robert Haggins in Lumberton, NC. He was married to a lady named Adelaide Willis. They had 4 sons who are Carlton, Jessie, Charles and Ralph Haywood. There were 3 daughters who are Ida Mae Haywood [Rice], Ada Ruth Haywood [Callahan] and Rosa Lee Haywood [Haggins]. Rosa Lee died in 1989. That is about all I know on them. If any one knows them, I need to know when they were borned, when they got married and when and if they died.

Please any information would be helpful.

Re: Haywoods of NJ, Greene Co. OH, and Montgomery Co. IN

akamaggiefitzgerald — 2009-05-09 22:52:27Z

Hello Hope,
I have been researching the Thomas and Anna Haywood family, also.
I also found you on Facebook and sent you a message. You asked if David is still out there. He is not at this time online. Saddly to say, he has been very ill and isn't doing genealogy anymore. He and I corresponded for several years and even met once in Indiana. He had become very discouraged about ever finding Thomas Haywood's parents after he took a trip to New Jersey. None of us researching this family have found anything except Thomas and Anna's marriage recored in Cumberland Co., NJ and a 1810 tax list for that county.
You can email me at richharke@aol.com
Margaret Harke

Re: William Haywood Bible

rhondakenedy — 2009-06-24 13:14:28Z

HELLO I AM ALSO RELATED TO A WILLIAM HAYWOOD AND WOULD APPRECIATE A SCAN OF THE BIBLE PLEASE. MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS rhonda.kennedy@sbcglobal.net

THANKS.
RHONDA HAYWOOD KENNEDY

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

rhondakenedy — 2009-01-22 18:00:42Z

I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE AN INVITE TO THE HAYWOOD FAMILY SITE. THANKYOU SO MUCH.

Re: HAYWOODS FROM WV

rhondakenedy — 2009-01-22 17:57:33Z

MY DADS BROTHERS NAMES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
ROBERT(BOB)HAYWOOD
FRED HAYWOOD
I THINK THERE IS ONE NAMED ELMER?
TWO SISTERS ALSO BARBRA HAYWOOD MAGUIRE AND SHIRLEY HAYWOOD HART. ALL ARE DECEASED BUT SHIRLEY AND MY DAD.

Haywood NJ, NC, Miss, Texas

buffalojim1130 — 2009-04-13 20:54:45Z

I'm trying to find parents of Jess H born abt 1810 in NC, county unknown. His parents were born in NJ? name and date unknown. First solid lead is 1849 Miss where his 1st son was born. He had 2 other sons born in Miss. Wife was Harriet Barker. He moved to Texas, 1st record is Civil War info and land records for 1862.

Anna Haywood of Concord MA circa 1650

MickOHalloran — 2009-05-27 16:44:47Z

My wife's 8G Grandmother was Anna Haywood. She married Abraham Graves of Lynn, MA on 28 June 1677 in Concord MA.

I would appreciate any info that anyone might have regarding Anna and her family.

Thanks, Mick O'Halloran

Re: William Haywood Bible

ryanmhaywood — 2009-06-14 23:42:54Z

My whole family has been handed down the name "William Haywood". Is there any way I could obtain such an artifact? It would be priceless to me! Especially knowing it had the same family name.

Re: Mich or Ohio

AEAnderson71 — 2009-03-28 04:58:29Z

Franklin Eugene Haywood was my Great-Grandfather.
His parents were Franklin Haywood (B-abt 1845, Alabama -D- 11-27-1918, Marion, IN) and Margaret Stafford (B-1848, Canada -D- 3-1872, Cassopolis, MI)

I can see this is an old post, but if you get this, E-mail me and I'll fill you in on what I know.