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uriah/richaRD HEARNE UK

hearneancestor — 2009-10-17 05:06:08Z

LOOKING FOR INFO ON URIAH RICHARD HEARNE. HE ARRIVED IN AUST FROM UK 1839 WITH HIS WIFE SARAH (nee ellis) and srah's
parents (richard and Amy nee Vince) ans her sisters. Uriah aand Sarah were married Bridgewater, somerset and when they arrived in aust they had 2 children Andrew Richard and William.From the marriage certificate I know that Uriah's father was Richard but that is all I know. Any info would be
greatly appreciated
Jenny (bjtuttle@bigpond.com)

VANCE Howard Earl and Britta HEARNE

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 12:33:49Z

VANCE Howard Earl and Britta HEARNE

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Martha A. Hearn(e) [1792-1855] (w/o George Berry Adams [1790-1860]

cedeez69 — 2009-08-03 16:04:22Z

I am looking for information about the parents and acnestors of my 4x great grandmother, Martha A. Hearn(e), who was born in 1792 and died in 1855 in Georgia. She married George Berry Adams [1790-1860]. They were married in 1809 and had the following children:

1. Lucinda Adams [1813-1880]
2. James Luther Adams [1819-1891](my 3x great grandfather)
3. Henry C. Adams [1820-1860]
4. Andrew Jackson Adams [1824-1900]
5. Rachel Susan Adams [1826-1900]
6. George Berry Adams, Jr [1829-1840]
7. P. Adams [1831-1832]
8. Edley Adams [1832-1833]
9. Julia C. Adams [1835-1933]

If anyone happens to have any information about the parents and ancestors of Martha A. Hearn(e), I am willing to share what information that I have

Thanks Again,
K.Chris Vickery

Family Reunion - JT Hearn(e) descendants

historyluvr_1 — 2009-06-19 13:02:23Z

I have heard from various folks that there is normally a reunion for the descendants of JT Hearn(e) that is held during July in Mineral Wells, TX. I have never been and would love to attend. Can anyone give me any information?

My connection is through his son, Claud.
Claud => Ruth => Charles => Rebecca (Me!)

Thanks!

HEARNE Royal Hall and Roberta JETT

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 01:02:05Z

HEARNE Royal Hall and Roberta JETT

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HEARNE Royal Hall and Roberta JETT

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-01 15:37:02Z

HEARNE Royal Hall and Roberta JETT

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HEARNE Paul Ervin 1902-1961

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 18:11:24Z

HEARNE Paul Ervin 1902-1961

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HEARNE Marvin L 1903-1993

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 18:11:11Z

HEARNE Marvin L 1903-1993

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HEARNE Mark Allen 1958-1958

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 18:11:02Z

HEARNE Mark Allen 1958-1958

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HEARNE Marietta 1926-1939

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 18:10:16Z

HEARNE Marietta 1926-1939

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HEARNE Thelma G 1910-1988

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-13 15:00:07Z

HEARNE Thelma G 1910-1988

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HEARNE Werdna 1919-1999

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-13 14:59:36Z

HEARNE Werdna 1919-1999

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HEARNE Margie and Harold E

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 00:37:53Z

HEARNE Margie and Harold E

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HEARNE Homer 1916-2000

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-22 14:53:02Z

HEARNE Homer 1916-2000

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HEARNE Jo Ann 1965-1965

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-22 14:52:51Z

HEARNE Jo Ann 1965-1965

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HEARNE Guy W and Ida Bell

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-17 11:35:00Z

HEARNE Guy W and Ida Bell

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HEARNE Herman W and Ruby E

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-17 11:34:48Z

HEARNE Herman W and Ruby E

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HEARNE Rosa Belle 1889-1908

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 17:40:34Z

HEARNE Rosa Belle 1889-1908

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Re: Sarah Hearne and Elijah G. Hearn(e)

CHARLEA — 2007-06-03 22:52:46Z

Re roscoejr48's query of Elijah Hearn .... I have found a Elijah Quinton Hearn in Wood County on 1910 census ... he died Oct. 1, 1950 in Wood Cty., Texas. 1930 Mineola, (Wood Cty) Texas census shows Elijah Q(uinton), wife, Zona, children Gerald C., Quinton, and H. Josephine. I have not found them on 1920 census as of yet. this
Elijah Hearn states his parents born in Mississippi which means that yours is another line and not the Elijah J. Hearn son of Elijah G and Sarah Hardin Hearn(e).

Could this be the Elijah you are looking for?

And, re the immigration from Ireland and the potato famime, I also heard that story as a child. It turned out not to be true as my research shows family was in US long before 1845 - the year the "blight of unusual character" devastated Ireland's potato crop.

Re: Sarah Hearne and Elijah G. Hearn(e)

CHARLEA — 2007-06-03 18:10:57Z

I see you are replying to a message posted in year 2000. I am not sure how many involved in research on Eligah and Sarah Hearn(e) are still on this board. I am one of the Arkansas "connections", my cousin, Mary Luan Hearn Moore being the primary Arkansas researcher.

Re Eligah G. Hearn(e) and Sarah, his wife. Your Eligah J. could be their son, born abt. 1831 in Alabama, married Texanna Mickelborough 6 Dec 1856 Grimes Co, TX. There is also speculation he had a 2nd wife. 1880 Bell Cty Tx Census shows him with wife Mary A., children Horace, Norman, Annie and Alabama. 1910 Dallas Cty TX shows him in household of daughter Alabama Newland and husband, Otto L. Newland. This Eligah J. Hearne(e) enlisted in the confederacy, 33rd Texas Calvary (Duff's Partisan Rangers) Co.K as Private. I have his pension file somewhere!!

My great-great-grandfather was Benjamin Hardy Hearn (1820 GA - 1908 AR), 2nd oldest son of Eligah G. and Sarah Hearn. Benj Hardy married Penelope Toler in Pike Cty, Alabama and moved with most of his family into Louisiana and on to Sebastian Cty Arkansas..

Our Eligah G. Hearn was born in 1793 Del. and died abt. 1867-68 (age of 75) in Brazos or Grimes cty Texas (he disappears from tax records 1868). I have done copious research on this man and have surmised he died during the cholera/yellow fever epidemic in that area during 1866-1868. He married Eliz. Hodnett 22 Aug 1847 Union Cty AR, and is on 1850 Grimes Co TX and 1680 Brazos Cty TX census.

If you think this may be your Eligah J. Hearn, I will be glad to share what I have with you and the list.

Hearne DNA Participants & Researchers wanted

LASpyres — 2008-10-04 20:41:15Z

DNA project for Harn/Harne/Hearn/Hearne surnames is in progress. We're seeking other participants for our project, as we attempt to sort out the various lines of early ancestors with the same or similar names. The name Harn/Harne, it is said, began as Heron, became Hearn/Hearne, and eventually became Harn/Horn. Some branches retained earlier spellings while other branches changed. This makes proving a paper trail more difficult.

Our Harn family's known beginning is in Maryland in the mid-1700s. They may have much earlier origins here, but we have yet to complete a paper trail proving it. The same family members' records use Harn and Hearn interchangably.

If you are an Ancestry member, the price for a DNA test is 50% off until October 31st, so this is a great time to do this test. If you have previously been tested at Family Tree DNA, your results can be transferred. Two of our group have already submitted their samples.

A DNA test is a simple cheek swab. No blood is involved. Only those markers that are handed down from father to son are tracked. This is NOT a complete DNA analysis. These results will show if men share a common ancestor, and how far back that ancestor connection occurred. You will be notified of all matches currently in their file and of any future matches found. For a full explanation of what we can learn, I suggest you visit the DNA tab on Ancestry.com.

Our line begins in Frederick Co., Maryland with John and Dorcas Davis Harn. He was b about 1740 and died after 1811 and before 1820. John's sons were Caleb, Mathias, Denton, Greenbury, Elijah, Horatio, and Johnzee. Some remained in Maryland. One migrated very early to Kentucky. Some moved to western Pennsylvania. From there they spread to Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois and many points beyond.

We've gathered much data about the earlier Hearne/Hearn families on the eastern shore of Maryland and in Delaware, as well as on a Michael and Daniel in Anne Arundel county, and an Overton Harne in Frederick and Washington counties. We also have a contact who has done much work on a line in South Carolina. We'd like to add to our research group.

We have amassed a great deal of material in pursuit of our ancestry. Some of it connects to our family and much doesn't. We're willing to share whatever we have with any participant. Everyone will benefit by pooling our efforts! If you're female, we welcome you as an addition to the research group without a DNA test. Tests for women aren't helpful. The bigger our group grows, the more we all learn.

Please contact LouAnn at LSpyres1@suddenlink.net. [the character before the @ is the numeral one] if you'd like to become a DNA participant and work with us to sort out all the early Harn/Harne/Hearn/Hearne families.

Elizabeth Harris who married Stephen Hearne

DDUNLOP1205 — 2007-10-31 19:47:20Z

I am searching for any information concerning the ancestry of Elizabeth Harris who married Stephen Hearn in Montgomery Co., NC (probably) on 8 Nov 1810. They moved to Wilson Co., TN c1814 and both died there.

I have some circumstantial evidence that she was the daughter of Etheldred Harris and the granddaughter of Maj. West Harris, but certainly no documentary proof. Francis Gray Harris, in his new book, "Harris From Essex County, England and Allied Families, Vol II" indicates that Etheldred's daughter Elizabeth married William Horn of Anson Co., NC and moved to Wildon Co., TN; but he offers no sources for this information.

I would like to correspond with anyone who has any information or interest.

Darrell Dunlop

Ebenezer Hearne SAR Grave Marking Ceremony

DDUNLOP1205 — 2006-05-04 15:23:23Z

On 21 May the Sons of the American Revolution will conduct a grave marking ceremony at the grave of Revolutionary War patriot Ebenezer Hearne in the Macedonia Presbyterian Church Cemetery near Candor, Montgomery County, NC. The service will began at 1:30 PM. The public is invited. To reach the cemetery, proceed north from Candor on HWY 220A for about 1 mile and turn left at the "Macedonia 1 1/2 miles" sign. The church is on the right and the cemetery is on the left. The ceremony will be in the cemetery.

A special invitation is extended to all Hearne descendants. Ebenezer (1760-1840) served in the North Carolina line. His father was either Thomas or Purnell Hearne, depending on which researcher you believe.

Any questions should be directed to Darrell Dunlop (darrelldunlop@yahoo.com) (817-354-5559), or Steve Pittard (gpworth123@nc.rr.com) (910-483-2667).

Darrell Dunlop

John R. Hearne in Beaumont, Texas

KarnesWandaSloan — 2006-11-27 00:51:00Z

I am looking for information about John R. Hearne who may have married Mary Ann Ross after 1900. Mary A. Ross, born 1867 in Arkansas, was the daughter of Josephine Sloan and John D. Ross. In 1900 Mary Ann is living with her father in Lavaca County, Texas.
I would like to verify that she married John R. Hearne and when she died and where she is buried. She was 33y old in 1900. Can anyone help?

John Randolph Hearne Home

KellyHagen67 — 2006-05-09 13:32:21Z

HEARNE Gaddy W 1891-1943

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 17:40:16Z

HEARNE Gaddy W 1891-1943

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Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

joanellenthompson — 2008-08-20 23:21:30Z

I am Henry Hearne's youngest daughter, Albert's granddaughter and grew up hearing the sacred harp songs my family sang. My uncle Harvey and Aunt Helen are the only two siblings left. What a rich heritage we have received in the music passed down from the family. I have older cousins and siblings who could tell you about sacred harp in our family. Let me know if you would like more information.

Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

historyluvr_1 — 2008-11-16 20:20:01Z

(I've just started working on my Hearn/Hearne background, so I hope I've got this right!) Your grandfather, Albert, had an older half-brother, named Claud (no "E" on his first name or his last). Claud was my great-grandfather. My grandmother was Ruth Elizabeth Hearn Waid. I'd love to hear about your part of the family.

Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

historyluvr_1 — 2008-11-17 19:45:10Z

Even "stranger"...my daughter lives in North Richland Hills! I am really looking forward to this reunion next year. Hopefully I can talk with enough folks between now and then to get details. And it goes both ways...I have a lot of cousins I didn't know about and there are a LOT of Waid cousins y'all may not have known about! My direct email is beccawaid@yahoo.com. I would LOVE to hear from folks!

Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

historyluvr_1 — 2008-11-17 12:07:00Z

I'm in Dallas...have lived here all my life. I didn't get interested in the family tree until the early 90s and most of the folks I should have talked to (my parents, my dad's parents, etc) were gone already. We were always so involved with my grandfether's family (WAID), that I never really learned much about my grandmother's family. I know she has a cousin in Mineral Wells and I saw a post from him last night that the Hearns have a reunion out there in July. Other than that, the majority of my info has come from tracking down census records. I was VERY surprised to see how many distant cousins I might have in the Tarrant County area!

Looking for Putnam Co. Ga Hearnes

macdru — 2007-04-23 03:58:04Z

I am stuck on the who were the parents of my ancestor, Bethena Hearne. She was probably born around 1810/11 in Baldwin/Putnam Co. and married James Walter Richards in 1828 in Putnam Co. She died in Chambers Co AL by 1844 after having at least five...maybe six...children with James. I think Elijah Hearne might be her father but not sure. Anyone working on the Hearns in GA during the early 1800s? BTW, After AL, James took the family to Jackson Parish, LA and later the descendents moved to Grant Parish. Are there any Hearns that moved in a similar direction? Also, Bethena named her third son Clinton Richards (middle I dispute...on one census, it is Columbus, on another its CC only. Some think it was Christpher...I think that CC renamed himself in years after CWar)
Her second son was Ruffus and she had daughters Martha, Plonnie and Nancy. If these names sound similar, I would be interested to know of any possible links.

Thank you!

melissa
mseyedoc@suddenlink.net

Norman Hearne

ste11a1 — 2006-09-11 11:46:40Z

I am trying to find NORMAN HEARNE or HERNE born May 1932. His father was a captain in the Indian Army in the 1920s. After the death of his young mother, Norman was looked after by my mother, Stella, and grandmother Florence, who lived in Kenley, Surrey. He was there for less than 2 years. He was then taken away when his father died, possibly by his aunt. It is believed he was taken to South Africa.

Thank you.

Stella

Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

judynagle1 — 2008-11-17 02:47:27Z

We are related! My grandfather was Albert N. Hearne. He was very special. Loved his grandchildren. Married 3 times. His first 2 wives died. His 3rd wife is the only grandmother I knew, Pearl Schultz.

I live in Tucson. The rest of my family or at least most live in the Fort Worth Dallas metro area. Where are you?

Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

judynagle1 — 2008-11-17 18:07:39Z

You have lots of relatives in the area. Yes, you should attend the July reunion. One great great uncle died since the last one I attended 3 years ago. One Hearne uncle, Harvey, is alive and in his 80s. Not very well. Lives in Richland Hills I think. He would probably enjoy having a visit from you. He's rather fragile though. He's the last sibling of Albert's. Helen is still alive but has Alzheimer's and lives in Oklahoma near her oldest daughter. My brother Lindy Hearne is a musician performer living in Winnsboro. lhearne@earthlink.net. He has a coffee house theatre there. You would enjoy that. Nice to "meet" another Hearne relatives.

John Hearne,son of Thomas Hearne & Nancy Wilson

PatFannin47 — 2006-10-29 22:02:43Z

John Hearne was supposedly born in Montgomery Co.,NC around 1760-62. He was the son of Thomas Hearne & Nancy Wilson who came from Somerset, Maryland. John settled in Wythe Co. (Now Bland Co.),Va.around 1800. He married a lady named Ann (some say: Annie Chesney) and they had 12 children -3 boys & 9 girls. John died in 1837 annd Ann died in 1841.

I would like to find out if John Hearn (Hearn, Hern, Herron,etc) served in the Revoutionary War.

It is said that his father, Thomas would not choose sides and therefore suffered at the hands of both sides and lost all his land.

If you know anything about John or Ann Hearn, please contact me.

Sincerely,
Pat Fannin

Re: John Hearne,son of Thomas Hearne & Nancy Wilson

PatFannin47 — 2006-10-29 22:02:43Z

It is said that Anne Chesney married John Hearne. However, there is confusion over which John Hearne she married.

John W. Hearne who died in Wythe Co.,Va. in 1837 was married to a lady named Anne.
According to William T. Hearne's History she was a Chesney who died in 1841 in Wythe Co.,Va. This John & Anne Hearne had a grandchild named Harvey Chesney Hearne.

The other John Hearne who supposedly married Anne Chesney was named John Thomas Hearne and he was also born around 1760 and died in 1838 in Wilson Co.,Tenn.

Both John Hearnes are claimed to be the son of Thomas Hearne and Nancy Wilson.

Does anyone have any documentation regarding this matter.
Also, does anyone have anything on the John Thomas Hearne of Wilson Co.,Tenn.?

Sincerely,
Pat Fannin

Ebenezer & Julia Cheeler Hearn(e) Descendants

ott7897 — 2007-06-05 13:28:25Z

If you fall in the category of descendants from Ebenezer and Julia Cheeler Hearn(e) please contact me.

Next year we are trying to have a reunion of all living descendents we can get together. Place, Time and Date have not been determined yet. We had a smaller one this year for descendents of a son of Ebenezer and it was great. We want to meet more of your kin and hopefully learn more history of the family.

Please contact me in reply to this message or to ott7897@yahoo.com.

Thanks,
Elsie Mae Hearn Ottinger

Re: Sarah Hearne and Elijah G. Hearn(e)

ott7897 — 2007-06-04 10:09:50Z

I discend from the Hearn(e) line.

I have ggrandfather Ebenezer Hearn(e) sometimes spelled with an e living in Clinton, DeWitt county, Texas in mid 1800s. He married a Julia Keeler and had several children. Jesse Lee, John Lisha and a daughter Josephine. After he died she married twice more. I can't find the parents of either.

He had two brothers from family lore, one I know of is William David Hearn(e) I have his descendants. The other brother was George Thomas or Thomas George (we think). It seems the father had remarried and they had younger sibblings and got into a squabble with step-mother & father over discipline of the younger (brothers or sisters) and fled to Texas (the 3 of them). This is found in history handed down both on Ebenezer's and William's side. They owned some sort of mill (mill yard). Lumber?, Grist? or what we aren't sure and can find no link.

Any information is appreciated.

HERON SURNAME DNA PROJECT AT WORLD FAMILIES NET

LindaHeron — 2007-10-06 16:16:47Z

Hello!! Our names are Dave and Linda Heron, and we are excited to announce our new Heron Surname DNA Project at World Families Network. DNA testing is one of the most powerful tools available to genealogists. DNA research can break down brick walls when nothing else can – even when the documentary evidence conflicts or the paper trail comes to an end. DNA test results help genealogists verify their paternal ancestry (father’s father).

We would like to invite you to join if you are in a direct paternal line to the Heron surname or its many variants -- Hairun, Heiron, Heroun, Herne, Herne, Hearn, Hearne, Hearon, Herran, Herrin, Herron, Herring, Harron, O Hearain, O hArain, O Haron, O Heron, McElheron, MacElheron, etc... If you are female and would like to participate you may act as a representative of a male descendant of the Heron (or its name variants) lineage.

The objective of this Heron Project is to:

1. Trace the various lineages found around the world back to a common ancestor -- Heron lineages have been located in Jamaica, Australia, Scotland, Ireland, England and North America;

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To join our project or to order a DNA test at a discounted price, go to http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/h/heron/index.html. Whether you are a direct male descendant or not, or if you do not wish to participate in DNA testing at this time, we welcome you to enter your Heron Family Ancestors on our “Patriarch” page, or to join the Heron Family Forum.

Please contact us if you have any questions.

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HEARNE Fred M 1927-1992

t42Moore — 2008-11-07 20:02:56Z

HEARNE Fred M 1927-1992

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HEARNE Jack M 1932-1975

t42Moore — 2008-11-07 20:02:18Z

HEARNE Jack M 1932-1975

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Martha A Hearne [1792-?] w/o George Berry Adams [1790-1860]

cedeez69 — 2007-08-14 20:02:32Z

I am looking for information about Martha A Hearne [1792-?] who married George Berry Adams and they had the following children:

James "L" Adams was born on May 8 1819. He died on Sep 18 1891.

Henry C Adams was born in 1821. He died in 1863.

Lucinda Adams was born on Oct 2 1813. She died in 1880.

George Berry Adams Jr was born in 1821 in Pendleton District, South Carolina. He died in 1840/1912.

Nancy E Adams was born in 1829 in Pendleton District, South Carolina. She died in 1830/1923.

Edley Adams was born in 1832 in Habersham County, Georgia. She died in 1833/1926.

P Adams was born in 1831 in Habersham County, Georgia. P Adams died in 1832/1925.

Julia C Adams was born in Jan 1835. She died in 1840/1933.

Rachel Adams was born in 1830. She died in 1859/1924.

Andrew Jackson Adams was born on Feb 8 1824. He died in 1900.

If anyone happens to have any information about Martha A Hearne and her ancestors, I would really like to hear from you?

Thanks In Advance,
Chris Vickery

Martha A Hearn(e) Adams [1792-?]

cedeez69 — 2007-07-22 12:55:52Z

I am looking for information about Martha A Hearne who was born about 1792 and married George Berry Adams [1790-1860] and they had the following children:

1. James L Adams
2. Andrew Jackson Adams
3. Henry C Adams
4. Lucinda Adams
5. George Berry Adams, Jr
6. Nancy E Adams
7. P. Adams
8. E. Adams
9. Julia C. Adams
10. Rachel Adams

I am looking for Martha's parents and ancestry, if anyone would happen to have any information, I would share the information that I have

Martha A [1792-?]

cedeez69 — 2007-02-08 13:53:08Z

Re: email address

duyuhearme — 2008-02-28 18:33:46Z

Ken,
Been off this site for several years, but in searching for something else, I came across this old post and thought I'd reconnect. My new address is valid.
David Hearne

Re: Sarah Hearne and Elijah G. Hearn(e)

RPoore1002 — 2007-06-02 16:57:18Z

What are the birth and death dates for Elijah Hearne? Do you know his father's name? Do you know where Elijah was born?

In which Confederate unit did he serve and for what state?

This is my Hearne line:

Generation No. 1

1. William4 Hearne (Nehemiah3, Thomas2, William1)1,2,3,4 was born 1746 in Somerset County, Maryland, and died September 21, 1832 in Lowndes County, Alabama. He married Tabitha Hearne4.

Children of William Hearne and Tabitha Hearne are:
+ 2 i. Sarah5 Hearne, born 1775 in North Carolina; died Bef. 1870 in ?.
3 ii. Abigail Hearne5,6, born June 03, 1783; died October 15, 1866. She married Thomas Hearne7,8.
4 iii. William Hearne9,10, born 1784 in May 18, 184011; died in Louisiana. He married Nancy Miles12,13 1813 in Georgia; died June 17, 1855 in Bossier Parish, Louisiana14.
+ 5 iv. Tabitha Phelps Hearne, born Unknown.
6 v. Selby Hearne15,16, born 1792 in Georgia17; died 1844 in Louisiana17. He married Elizabeth Ransom December 16, 1813 in Hancock County, Georgia; born 179717; died 185317.
7 vi. George Thomas Coke Hearne18,19, born Unknown; died 1839 in Greenwood, Louisiana20. He married Frances D. Powell21,22 182023; born Unknown.
8 vii. Priscilla Hearne24,25, born Unknown. She married John Stephens November 22, 1822 in Montgomery County, Alabama.
9 viii. Ebenizer T. Hearne, born Unknown. He married Elizabeth Powell26.

Generation No. 2

2. Sarah5 Hearne (William4, Nehemiah3, Thomas2, William1)27,28,29 was born 1775 in North Carolina, and died Bef. 1870 in ?. She married [--?--] Poor Unknown in ?.

Child of Sarah Hearne and [--?--] Poor is:
+ 10 i. Francis T.6 Poor, born 1811 in Georgia; died 1871 in Arkansas.

Francis T. Poor is my great, great grandfather.

Ralph Poore
Boise, Idaho

Re: Texas - HEARNE family of Sacred Harp singers

lhearne158 — 2008-11-17 02:28:27Z

I am the only son of Henry. My two sisters are Joan and Judy. We all grew up hearing Sacred Harp music and I've sung a little over the years. I still have a couple of sacred harp books that were my dad's. I now live in east Texas outside of Winnsboro, which is 100 east of Dallas. My son, Warren, lives in Denton and has been very interested in Sacred Harp in recent years.

Thanks for posting this.

Lindy

Re: Wives of Whitman F and John B Hearne

hopkinch — 2006-05-18 20:42:59Z

According to a marriage record filed at the Stanly County Courthouse, W.F. Hearne married Sarah Ann Rumage on Sept 15, 1858. The wedding was officiated by B.H. Carter, minister of the gospel. The names of parents were not required at this time, so this is all I can tell you. I cannot find a marriage record for John, but I have a guess about John B's wife--just a guess. Ora is an unusual name. There was an Ora Stone, born about 1869, the daughter of Adam W Stone and Sallie ____. Adam was the son of John F Stone and Nancy _____. John F Stone was one of the first justices of the peace in newly formed Stanly County (1841). I wondered where the Stone family moved off too--most of them had left Stanly County by 1900. Maybe if I can make a connection with Stones of Texas, I can find answers to some of my questions about this family. I don't mind doing simple look-ups here in Stanly County if you need further information.

Re: Sarah Hearne and Elijah G. Hearn(e)

roscoejr48 — 2007-06-02 07:24:58Z

Would appreciate any and all information on Elijah Hearn (Hearne) and his decendants. My great grand father was name Elijah. Served for the South, wounded in battle, captured--external scar = missing thumb. Married had kids and moved to East Texas. Two of the kids were George Morgan and Effie(possibly a nick-name). Another may have been known as Quinn or Quince or had a child by that name.

Re: Sarah Hearne and Elijah G. Hearn(e)

roscoejr48 — 2007-06-03 21:56:05Z

Further research on my part shows an Elijah E. Hearn (Born c.1845 in Alabama) married to Marquita (maiden name not available) with children HOrace L, E.L., George Morgan(my grandfather), and Effie. Information is from the 1900 census. There was some question in the family about my great-great grandfather having been name Elijah or Elisha. Before that we only have scant information of immigrating form Ireland after/during the potato famine and the ancestors being fine cabinet makers and/or carpenters.

Looks like we are not directly linked through the same Elijah. Could be that the Eligah J Hearn(e) could have had a brother or cousin who named a son after him. Hopefully I can find some link eventually. Thank you so much for your replies.

Jerry Hearn
Edinburg, Texas