After service in the revenue field, he served three more two-year terms as sheriff beginning in 1922. After this service, he was elected to the N.C. House of Representatives in 1920. He retired from the Legislature in 1933 and was then appointed a justice of the peace by two governors.
Haynes was also a real estate dealer, a bank director, a Kiwanis Club member, a Mason, a Mount Airy councilman, county Democratic Executive Committee chairman and state Democratic Executive Committee member, a school board member in Dobson and Mount Airy and an active member of First Baptist Church.
After service in the revenue field, he served three more two-year terms as sheriff beginning in 1922. After this service, he was elected to the N.C. House of Representatives in 1920. He retired from the Legislature in 1933 and was then appointed a justice of the peace by two governors.
Haynes was also a real estate dealer, a bank director, a Kiwanis Club member, a Mason, a Mount Airy councilman, county Democratic Executive Committee chairman and state Democratic Executive Committee member, a school board member in Dobson and Mount Airy and an active member of First Baptist Church.
Family Members
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Minnie Ruth Haynes Avera
1890–1919
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Joseph Bunker Haynes
1891–1964
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Grace Adelaide Haynes Hill
1893–1978
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MGEN Caleb Vance Haynes
1895–1966
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Rachel Elizabeth Haynes Duffield
1897–1969
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Margaret Lucile Haynes
1898–1990
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Ethel Marie Haynes Ashby
1901–1982
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Charles Davis Haynes
1903–1978
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Lester Yates Haynes
1904–1966
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Mary Louise Haynes McMaster
1906–1999
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