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| Nathan Haines (#46775496)
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If you notice any mistakes in my info on any pages I made please let me know and I will fix it.
If I have added any pictures to any pages that do not look too good and you would like a better picture of the gravestone be sure and ask and I will see if I can possibly get a better picture.
I am a direct descendant of the Richard Haines who left England aboard the ship "Amity" in 1682. He died on the ship and his wife and kids settled in NJ. Richard was my 6th Great Grandfather. There are a lot of Haines in the US from this Richard. Nathan Haines of OH was my Gr Grandfather. Ebenezer Haines who married Rebecca Berry was his father. Nathan Haines married Sarah Iiams in Grant Co., IN. I have also done a lot of research on the Iiams name. My Grandfather E. Morton Haines was born in Grant Co., IN in 1865 and moved to OR in 1892 where he lived out his life. I have a lot of family connections to Grant Co., IN. | |
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Joe Keihn
 | Dropping a line.
My family hails from the Grant County, Indiana region with much of my family living in Fairmount & Fowlerton, Indiana. The surnames I have traced so far are: CORN, SMITH, LEWIS, ICE, WESTON. There are several other surnames tied into the LEWIS Family I am still researching and looking through, there are a lot of them. I could help but notice that you have traced the Weston Family from Grant County to Oregon. Are you any relation to the Weston's or Lewis families of Grant County. Please send me an email I would be glad to discuss this as I have a lot of information on these families in the Indiana area. THANKS!!! | | | Anonymous1
 | Macon Library
Thank you so much for the info about the Macon Library! I will plan to contact them soon. | | | Anonymous1
| Sarah White
Absolutely no problem about duplicates. I am related to White's in Macon Co., but don't think I'm in any way related to these White's. Mears' obituary is brief--I think it's the whole obituary. It just has basically what I sent to you. I think obituaries were shorter in those days. I don't think Mears' condensed them. ~ I am so glad you added that private cemetery. I am most concerned about the private cemeteries, and findagrave is a great place to preserve the info. I have been working on rural cemeteries in Macon Co. I have added a few private ones, and I'm sure there are more. Your success with the Macon Library in finding Tozier info makes me think I should contact them to see if they have info that could be helpful with the cemeteries I'm working on or possibly other small cemeteries that may not have been listed at findagrave as yet. Do you need to get a membership (is that the right word?) to the Macon Library to ask about info? Thanks for all your work, and I will get that obit. for you next time I go to the library that has the Mears' books--it might be a month or so. | | | Anonymous1
| Sarah White
Thank you so much! When I get back to the library that has the Mears' books (not sure when that will be), I will try to remember to make an actual copy of the obituary. I just took notes last time. You may want to go ahead sooner. But I can get the obit. when I go next time, if there's no rush. Thanks again for all your effort! | | | Juelette Fadness
 | Myrtle Dawson
Nathan, Thanks so much for passing along the additional information on Myrtle Dawson. Juelette Fadness | | | mousetale
 | William Hays
Thank you for getting this picture for me.
Rhonda | | | MICHAEL MARTENS
| ERVIN SCHMIDT
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. IT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.
MIKE | | | Barbara Ferdinand
| Peter Smith Stevens Oregon
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Could you kindly add this information to the site of Peter Smith Stevens in Oregon. Thank you.
Barbara Ferdinand
Peter Smith Stevens
In 1870, Peter is 12 years old , born Ohio, at Champaign, Ohio. His father, Joseph is 56; his mother Catherine in 52.
He has two brothers; John 15 and Abraham L., 9
In 1880, Peter was at Jackson, Champaign, Ohio, age 24, working on a farm. His wife "Refiney" was 24. Child Ida I. Smith, 4, was listed. Surname of Stevens was not included in child's name. Also Elizabeth Hayworth, 65, mother-in-law
In 1900, Peter was at Powell Valley, Multnomah, Oregon; occupation carpenter.
Wife listed as "Vina". Married 1878. Father born Ohio. Mother born Kentucky. Peter was 44, "Rafina" 44, Mother-in-law Elizabeth Haworth was 87.
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| Ellis Clyde Clark
Thanks so much for providing the picture of ellis Clyde Clark's gravestone. I will cherish it always.
Virginia Danvers (gravefinder) | | | Robert Fowler
 | James Stevenson Photo
Mr Haines, I want to thank you for taking the time to locate, photograph and post the headstone photo for James Stevenson. In addition to going out of your way to obtain the photo I requested, you did a outstanding job with the photo and it truly enhances his site. Thank you so much for doing that and all of your numerous findagrave contributions. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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