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Don R Haynes (#46829092)
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Bio Photo I started my family search in about 2003 and registered with Find A Grave in March 2006. I started with 45 names and now have 9118 in my Family Tree Maker file. I live in the West Central part of Texas and am retired. My ancestors are first found in the USA in North Carolina & Virginia in the 1700's and came from the Britsh Isles. My Ferguson side moved from Jones Co., Mississippi to Hill Co., Texas in the 1870's and the Haynes' moved from Breckinridge Co., Kentucky to Williamson Co., Texas in 1885. I have traveled over West, Central & East Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky in search of graves & records. My lineage also includes the Land, Perrin, P'Pool and Outhouse clans. I enjoy the hunt and providing records and pictures to other researchers.
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Dave Boatman
James/ Alice Gilreath
Thank you dear Graver for the plots on James and Alice Gilreath. This couple is my daughter's great-great-grandparents. If we ever get to Jones County, we will be able to visit James' great memorial.
Added by Dave Boatman on May 18, 2013 7:43 AM
Werner van Osch
RE: picture Greenhaw, Carl Leonard
Thanks Don!!
I'll give it a try.
Added by Werner van Osch on Apr 29, 2013 7:12 AM
Werner van Osch
RE: picture Greenhaw, Carl Leonard
Dear Don,
Thank you for your permission.
Is there a possibility that I can get in touch with his son?
That would be great!
Kind regards,
Werner
webmaster@7tharmoredmemorial.nl
Added by Werner van Osch on Apr 29, 2013 1:08 AM
Werner van Osch
picture Greenhaw, Carl Leonard
Hello Don,

I am from the Netherlands and making a memorial site regarding the men of the 7th U.S. Armored Division who died during the liberation of my country back in autumn 1944.
One part of the site will be a roll of honor. I am planning to launch this site on Memorial Day 2013.

Now I found on the internet Find a Grave a photo taken by you concerning the grave of the soldier mentioned in the subject line.

I would like to get your permission for putting this picture on my site. Of course stating it is taken by you.
I would also be grateful if you had any further information about the person regarding the photo, or perhaps even more photo's and would like to share it with me.

Of course it will be a non commercial site.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,

Werner van Osch

www.7tharmoredmemorial.nl
Added by Werner van Osch on Apr 28, 2013 3:33 AM
Barbara Lintner
Rogers #101220768
I tried to blow the picture up but I still couldn't read it, you are probably right. I did go back to the cemetery yesterday on my way to Sherman and to look at it again in real time so to speak and I couldn't read it at all but maybe if I were not so old and could still get down and back up I could have read it better....I am going to get one of my grandsons to go with me and get him to re-read it and see if he can make it out or I will try to get in touch with the person with the cemetery records to see if she can help...thank you for your information and reminding me that I needed to go back and check on it....
Thanks again and happy hunting,
Barbara
Added by Barbara Lintner on Apr 25, 2013 7:36 AM
Mary Nelson
Perrin Pool families
I just read your bio and see that we also share some other family names.
My husband and I went to the Perrin Pool cemetery near Hardinsburg and got photo's of all the stones. Just Perrins and Pools are buried there.

My 3rd great grandmother was Martha Perrin who married Stephen Richard Hall. I know they were in Breckinridge Co. but there doesn't seem to be a stone for them. It's through Martha Perrin that I am related to Lyndon Johnson. 6th cousin!! Several of her family migrated to Texas.

I have a friend here in West Lafayette whose name is Louise Outhouse. Her husband was Jim and he and my husband were in th same department at Purdue.

Mary Hall Nelson
Added by Mary Nelson on Apr 14, 2013 7:29 PM
Mary Nelson
RE: Dudley B Haynes 1786-1865
Hi Don:

Major John Hardin-5th great grandfather. He married Catherine Marr.
Jesse Hardin - 4th great grandfather. He married Margaret Huston.
Daniel Hardin - 3rd great grandfather. He married Alice Jolly.
I've been told that William (Indian Bill) Hardin raised Daniel and his sister. Maybe her name was Polly.
Thursia Hardin, my 2nd great grandmother was a sister to Polly Ann who married Dudley Haynes.

My husband started working on all this 20 years ago. He's been gone for 10 years now and would love Ancestry and Find A grave.

I live in Indiana, so I get to Ky at least once a year. I've been to Freedom Cumberland just once. Some of my Hall family is buried there. My great grandmother on my dad's side of the family was Elizabeth Haynes who married Ance Graham. Her father was Edmund Haynes. They came from Stewartsville, VA.

Sorry to ramble!!

Mary Hall Nelson
Added by Mary Nelson on Apr 14, 2013 7:17 PM
Wylie Blackwell
Grillette Grillett
Thanks so much for the imformation.
Added by Wylie Blackwell on Apr 13, 2013 11:26 AM
Anonymous
Forrest Terrell's son
Hi Don,
I am looking for the son of Forrest Terrell. His name was also Forrest Terrell and he was born in 1912 or 1913. He married a Margaret Williams in Oneida, TN. but they later moved back to Eagle Lake, Texas. She died and he remarried and I have no idea where in Texas he is buried. If you can help it would be greatly appreciated.
Patricia Aylor
Added by Anonymous on Apr 07, 2013 3:30 PM
 

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