History of Washington County, Georgia, by Ella Mitchell, 1924, pgs 155-156:
In 1870 a young woman opened a little school in Tennille. Many of the older citizens recall with pleasure Miss Maria Brookins Haynes, one of the best primary teachers in Georgia. She was reared in Sandersville, and when Messrs. Duggan and Lawson opened their school in the latter place, she began teaching them and taught the boys and girls of the county their "a,b,c's." She went into the Public School when it was organized in 1880 and taught there for more than a quarter of a century.
The Atlanta Constitution, 30 Jun 1937:
MISS MARIE B. HAYNES PASSES IN 93D YEAR
Miss Marie B Haynes, pioneer Sandersville resident and for 45 years a school teacher in the Sandersville schools, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Miss Mary L. Haynes, 89 Ellis street. She was 92.
She is survived by another niece, Miss Irene Haynes, and a nephew, W.G. Haynes.
Funeral services will be conducted at Sandersville where the body will be taken at 8:35 o'clock this morning by Brandon-Bond-Condon.
In 1870 a young woman opened a little school in Tennille. Many of the older citizens recall with pleasure Miss Maria Brookins Haynes, one of the best primary teachers in Georgia. She was reared in Sandersville, and when Messrs. Duggan and Lawson opened their school in the latter place, she began teaching them and taught the boys and girls of the county their "a,b,c's." She went into the Public School when it was organized in 1880 and taught there for more than a quarter of a century.
The Atlanta Constitution, 30 Jun 1937:
MISS MARIE B. HAYNES PASSES IN 93D YEAR
Miss Marie B Haynes, pioneer Sandersville resident and for 45 years a school teacher in the Sandersville schools, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Miss Mary L. Haynes, 89 Ellis street. She was 92.
She is survived by another niece, Miss Irene Haynes, and a nephew, W.G. Haynes.
Funeral services will be conducted at Sandersville where the body will be taken at 8:35 o'clock this morning by Brandon-Bond-Condon.
History of Washington County, Georgia, by Ella Mitchell, 1924, pgs 155-156:
In 1870 a young woman opened a little school in Tennille. Many of the older citizens recall with pleasure Miss Maria Brookins Haynes, one of the best primary teachers in Georgia. She was reared in Sandersville, and when Messrs. Duggan and Lawson opened their school in the latter place, she began teaching them and taught the boys and girls of the county their "a,b,c's." She went into the Public School when it was organized in 1880 and taught there for more than a quarter of a century.
The Atlanta Constitution, 30 Jun 1937:
MISS MARIE B. HAYNES PASSES IN 93D YEAR
Miss Marie B Haynes, pioneer Sandersville resident and for 45 years a school teacher in the Sandersville schools, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Miss Mary L. Haynes, 89 Ellis street. She was 92.
She is survived by another niece, Miss Irene Haynes, and a nephew, W.G. Haynes.
Funeral services will be conducted at Sandersville where the body will be taken at 8:35 o'clock this morning by Brandon-Bond-Condon.
In 1870 a young woman opened a little school in Tennille. Many of the older citizens recall with pleasure Miss Maria Brookins Haynes, one of the best primary teachers in Georgia. She was reared in Sandersville, and when Messrs. Duggan and Lawson opened their school in the latter place, she began teaching them and taught the boys and girls of the county their "a,b,c's." She went into the Public School when it was organized in 1880 and taught there for more than a quarter of a century.
The Atlanta Constitution, 30 Jun 1937:
MISS MARIE B. HAYNES PASSES IN 93D YEAR
Miss Marie B Haynes, pioneer Sandersville resident and for 45 years a school teacher in the Sandersville schools, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Miss Mary L. Haynes, 89 Ellis street. She was 92.
She is survived by another niece, Miss Irene Haynes, and a nephew, W.G. Haynes.
Funeral services will be conducted at Sandersville where the body will be taken at 8:35 o'clock this morning by Brandon-Bond-Condon.
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