Madison Tolar Haynes is the son of Mary Jane Cooper and James H. Haynes. M. T. and his first wife, Mary Walton Grantham were married in DeLand and lived in Daytona Beach for a few years, before moving to Tampa. He and Mary had three daughters and a son. After Mary died 1918 during the flu epidemic, he continued to raise their children. He and his family also lived in West Lake Worth (Palm Beach County) for a period of time.
About 1933 he married Joan Marie Herkens and they lived in Tampa.
M. T. was a carpenter for about 40 years.
Mary W. Grantham, his first wife is buried on the right; his oldest daughter, Clara May, and his third wife Joan Marie are buried nearby.
About 1933 he married Joan Marie Herkens and they lived in Tampa.
M. T. was a carpenter for about 40 years.
Mary W. Grantham, his first wife is buried on the right; his oldest daughter, Clara May, and his third wife Joan Marie are buried nearby.
Madison Tolar Haynes is the son of Mary Jane Cooper and James H. Haynes. M. T. and his first wife, Mary Walton Grantham were married in DeLand and lived in Daytona Beach for a few years, before moving to Tampa. He and Mary had three daughters and a son. After Mary died 1918 during the flu epidemic, he continued to raise their children. He and his family also lived in West Lake Worth (Palm Beach County) for a period of time.
About 1933 he married Joan Marie Herkens and they lived in Tampa.
M. T. was a carpenter for about 40 years.
Mary W. Grantham, his first wife is buried on the right; his oldest daughter, Clara May, and his third wife Joan Marie are buried nearby.
About 1933 he married Joan Marie Herkens and they lived in Tampa.
M. T. was a carpenter for about 40 years.
Mary W. Grantham, his first wife is buried on the right; his oldest daughter, Clara May, and his third wife Joan Marie are buried nearby.
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