John Haines (1754 - 1833)

Born 27 Dec 1754 in Evesham Township, Burlington, New Jersey

Ancestors

Husband of Mary (Middleton) Haines — married 10 Oct 1775 in Evesham Monthly Meeting (MM), Burlington County, New Jersey [uncertain]

Descendants

Died 9 Apr 1833 at age 78 in Redstone, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States

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Biography

John was a Friend (Quaker)

10 Oct 1775 JOHN married MARY MIDDLETON, he was disowned for marrying out of unity.

10 Dec 1778 JOHN was gct to Hopewell MM

6 Jul 1779 John and w. Mary were received from Evesham MM, West Jersey on certificate dated 10 Dec 1778.

14 Jan 1780 ELI S. b. Crooked Run MM, Frederick Co VA.

In 1781 and 1782, a John Haines was a loyalist in the Southern Campaign. (This may not be our John Haines. I found it in LOYALISTS IN THE SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN of the Revolutionary War by Murti June Clark. pp. 55, 303, 310, 318, many years ago.) By Donna Haines Daly 26 Jan 2017 SOURCES: HOPEWELL FRIENDS HISTORY

1791, 92,93, 96, 97, 99, JOHN signed marriage certificates at Crooked Run

1792 at Culpepper.

1800 Quakers begin migration to Ohio. (SACR p. 78)

8 Sep 1802 JOHN & MARY smc at Center MH. 

15 May 1809 JOHN rec land by patent in Columbiana Co OH 

3 Nov 1810 JOHN & MARY HAINES from Hopewell to Redstone

HINSHAW, HOPEWELL FRIENDS HISTORY, JOHN W. HAINES (From my Haines Genealogy. Donna Haines Daly 26 Jan 2017)

"John Haines Birthdate: October 27, 1754 Birthplace: Evesham Township, Burlington, New Jersey, United States Death: Died 1834 in Virginia, United States Immediate Family:

Son of Benjamin Haines and Elizabeth Haines Husband of Mary Middleton Haines Father of Eli Haines; <private> Haines; <private> Haines and <private> Brother of Abraham Haines; William Haines and Job Haines, I."

The Haines were Quaker. John Haines is the son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Roberts) Haines. John was born on December 27, 1754 and died on April 9, 1833. John was a farmer and, apparently, he moved from New Jersey (where he was born) to Pennsylvania. He also owned land in Virginia and Ohio. I'm not clear on why he owned that land or whether he ever lived on the Virginia and Ohio land.

John married Mary Middleton on October 10, 1775. Mary was born on 09/04/1749 and died on 04/13/1812. Both John and Mary are buried at Redstone, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.

John and Mary "were received Hopewell MM, Va., 6 mo. 7, 1779 from Evesham MM, N.J., on certificate dated 12 mo. 10, 1778. They were received Redstone MM, Pa., 12 mo. 28, 1810, from Hopewell MM on certificate dated 11 mo. 3, 1810. As a resident of Fayette Co., he received land in Columbiana Co., Ohio, by patent, 15 May 1809. His will was dated 1 mo. 15, 1833; a codicil was dated 1 mo. 28, 1833, and a 2nd codicil was dated 3 mo. 29, 1833. His will was probated in Fayette Co., Pa. A copy was filed in Columbiana Co. and either the date of this filing or the date of probate was 7 Dec. 1844."

John and Mary's children were:

Elizabeth, ("mentioned in Haines Ancestry, but not mentioned in Crooked Run MM, Va., records") Eli b. 01/14/1780; m. Ruth Miller and Phebe (Pope) Cobb Atlantic, b. 12/31/1783; d. 09/25/1795 John Samuel

Sources

Sources: Family charts, letter from Eli Haines to A.W. Haines, research completed by Dorothy (Fellows) Haines

• Haines, John W., "Richard Haines and his descendants. A Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey Since 1682." Carr Publishing Company, Inc., Boyce, Va., 1961. Vol. II, p.89.

• Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. IV, p. 90; Vol VI, pp. 397, 597.

• Haines, Richard, Haines Ancestry, p. 108.

• Columbiana County, Ohio, Deeds, Bk. 12, p. 452.

Acknowledgments

• Thank you to Joann H. for creating Haines-989 on 29 Sep 13.