Daughter of John Drayton Haynes, Sr. and Nancy Bogle, widow of James Bogle. Wife of Alexander Kincaid "Aleck" Watt whom she married in Noxubee County, MS on 08 Dec 1853.
Aged 72 years 5 mo. 11 days
Family mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" on pages 125, 126 and 286
Husband owned a dry goods store in Lind Grove while steambooks plied up and down Bayou Bartholomew. With the building of the railroad, Lind Grove declined.
Childless except for daughter who died at age 2. Emma Rebecca Haynes and Julia Haynes, Mary's younger half-sisters, lived with them.
See pages 286 of "Bartholomew's Song" about the Watt family offering hospitality to the Jesse James Gang while they were hiding in Morehouse Parish.
Info from Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, census records
Aged 72 years 5 mo. 11 days
Family mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" on pages 125, 126 and 286
Husband owned a dry goods store in Lind Grove while steambooks plied up and down Bayou Bartholomew. With the building of the railroad, Lind Grove declined.
Childless except for daughter who died at age 2. Emma Rebecca Haynes and Julia Haynes, Mary's younger half-sisters, lived with them.
See pages 286 of "Bartholomew's Song" about the Watt family offering hospitality to the Jesse James Gang while they were hiding in Morehouse Parish.
Info from Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, census records
Daughter of John Drayton Haynes, Sr. and Nancy Bogle, widow of James Bogle. Wife of Alexander Kincaid "Aleck" Watt whom she married in Noxubee County, MS on 08 Dec 1853.
Aged 72 years 5 mo. 11 days
Family mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" on pages 125, 126 and 286
Husband owned a dry goods store in Lind Grove while steambooks plied up and down Bayou Bartholomew. With the building of the railroad, Lind Grove declined.
Childless except for daughter who died at age 2. Emma Rebecca Haynes and Julia Haynes, Mary's younger half-sisters, lived with them.
See pages 286 of "Bartholomew's Song" about the Watt family offering hospitality to the Jesse James Gang while they were hiding in Morehouse Parish.
Info from Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, census records
Aged 72 years 5 mo. 11 days
Family mentioned in Rebecca DeArmond-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" on pages 125, 126 and 286
Husband owned a dry goods store in Lind Grove while steambooks plied up and down Bayou Bartholomew. With the building of the railroad, Lind Grove declined.
Childless except for daughter who died at age 2. Emma Rebecca Haynes and Julia Haynes, Mary's younger half-sisters, lived with them.
See pages 286 of "Bartholomew's Song" about the Watt family offering hospitality to the Jesse James Gang while they were hiding in Morehouse Parish.
Info from Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, census records
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