David Terrell Haines Sr. (1818 - 1899)

Born 1 Oct 1818 in Clinton County, Ohio, USA

Husband of Deborah (Sever) Haines — married 1 Jul 1841 in Warren County Ohio, USA

Descendants

Died 15 Dec 1899 at age 81 in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, USA

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Biography

David Haines was born 1 Oct 1818, in Ohio. David's parents were Stacia Haines (1795 - 1854), and Judith Terrell (1798 - 1861). David married Deborah Sever in February of 1841, in Warren County, Ohio. After Deborah passed, David married Elizabeth Dragoo, who passed before him in 1852. David passed away 15 Dec 1899, in Delaware County, Indiana, and is buried in the Beech Grove Cemetery, in Muncie.^[1]

"David T Haines SR was born in Ohio on the 1st of October 1818 and there learned the trade of a miller. It was in the early year of 1848 that he came to Muncie, where he was engaged in a wholesale and retail grocery business until 1853. He was a public-spirited and enterprising citizen and he did much toward developing Central Indiana and Delaware County. To him belongs the onor of securing the Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad through this locality, and he served as secretary of the company from 1853 until 1855, when it failed, and he later helped organize the company that built the Fort Wayne, Chicago & Louisville railroad, serving first as its secretary and treasurer and later as its vice president. He also helped to organize and build what is now the Fort Wayne & Cincinnati railroad, becoming the secretary and director of the company. Mr. Haines also embarked largely in the grain business during the early 1860's, also speculated considerably in real estate in Kansas, and in 1875 became identified with the Aluncie Machine Works, of which he became general manager. to him came the attainment of a distinguished position in connection with the great material industries of this section of the state, and his was truly a successful life, but the busy and useful career was ended in death in 1899, when he had reached the eight first milestone on the journey of life. In his early manhood he had married Deborah Sever or Warren County, Ohio, who died in 1852, and afterward he wedded Elizabeth Dragoo of West Virginia.^[2]

"David Terrell Haines Mariotte/Stalzer Family Tree

Birth: 1 Oct 1818 - Clinton, USA

Marriage: Feb 1841 - Warren, OH (Ohio)

Death: 15 Dec 1899 - Delaware, Indiana, United States

Parents: Stacy Haines, Judith Anthony Terrell

Spouse: Deborah Sever

U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current BIRTH, MARRIAGE & DEATH

NAME: David Terrell Haines Sr

SPOUSE: Deborah Haines

BIRTH: Oct 1818

DEATH: 15 Dec 1899

Web: Indiana, Civil War Soldier Database Index, 1861-1865 MILITARY

NAME: David Haines (???)

BIRTH: abt 1818

MILITARY: 15 Sep 1861 - Indianapolis, Indiana

MILITARY: 14 May 1862 (this soldier died in Savannah, Tennessee)

U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865 MILITARY

NAME: David Haines (???)

BIRTH: year

MILITARY: date - Ohio."

Ancestry.com link

"David Haines

mentioned in the record of David Haines and Deborah Sever

Name David Haines

Event Type Marriage

Event Date 01 Jul 1841

Event Place Warren, Ohio, United States

Spouse's Name Deborah Sever."

CITING THIS RECORD

"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2013," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X877-2N5 : 8 December 2014), David Haines and Deborah Sever, 01 Jul 1841; citing Warren, Ohio, United States, reference ; county courthouses, Ohio; FHL microfilm 1,510,033.

"Haines , David BATTLE UNIT NAME: 133rd Regiment, Ohio Infantry (National Guard) SIDE: Union (Co. G) (*Mustered out with company 20 August 1864)

Haines , David BATTLE UNIT NAME: 65th Regiment, Ohio Infantry SIDE: Union (Co. E) ALTERNATE NAME: David/Haynes (*Died 7 January 1863, Murffeesboro, TN)

Haines , David BATTLE UNIT NAME: 78th Regiment, Ohio Infantry SIDE: Union (Co. D) (*Died 5 October 1862, Bolivar, TN)

Haines , David BATTLE UNIT NAME: 186th Regiment, Ohio Infantry SIDE: Union (Co. A) (*Mustered out with company 18 September 1865)

Haines , David BATTLE UNIT NAME: 184th Regiment, Ohio Infantry SIDE: Union." (Also see 186th) (*Mustered out with company 20 September 1865)

https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers.htm?submitted=1&firstName=david+&lastName=haines&stateCode=OH&warSideCode=U&battleUnitName=&battleUnitFunctionCode=I

"Haines David F 10th Regiment, Ohio Cavalry Private Private David L./Hainze Original filed under David L./Hainze (*Mustered out 3 May 1865, Camp Dennison, Ohio by order of the War Department)

Haines David G 133rd Regiment, Ohio Infantry (National Guard) Private Private

Haines David 184th Regiment, Ohio Infantry Private Private See Also 186 Ohio Inf

Haines David A 186th Regiment, Ohio Infantry Private Private

Haines David E 65th Regiment, Ohio Infantry Private Private David/Haynes Original filed under David/Haynes

Haines David D 78th Regiment, Ohio Infantry Private Private."

https://www.ogs.org/research/results_ohcwss.php

Sources

1. ↑ http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=76186217
2. ↑ "A Twentieth Century History of Delaware County, Indiana" by Gen Wm Harrison Kemper