This website, which I created in October 1997, was "lost" by America On Line in June 2002 because of technical difficulties they had with their servers.  Many websites were lost during this time and America On Line's explanation was abruptly stated that because of technical problems some websites were no longer accessible.   It took an enormous amount of time and effort over a four year period to create the Haynes Family Genealogy website but despite this I enjoyed sharing and helping, and meeting other interested researchers. Although I have most of these files on my computer, I have no plans at the present time to reconstruct the website as it was.  9 July 2002

If you are interested in the Hayneses. . . . . Bartholomew Haynes 1717 (of Northumberland Co. PA) David Haynes 1720 (of Mecklenburg Co. NC) James Haynes  1723 (of Iredell Co. NC) You can contact me at chrishayne@aol.com  I would enjoy hearing from you and learning about your family. There are many branches I am still looking for and I have a strong desire to establish the true ancestry of these brothers.

The Coddle Creek ARP Church, Mooresville, Iredell County, North Carolina  celebrated it's 250th anniversary with a "Homecoming-Reunion" on Sunday, October 19th, 2003.  The keynote speaker was Reverend Peter Marshall and a picnic dinner was held on the church lawn.  It was a beautiful fall day and there was a very large crowd attending. Our ancestor, James Haynes, was among the first members of this church, which was organized in 1753.  James Haynes died in 1789 and his tombstone (photo) is one of the oldest stones remaining in the Coddle Creek Church Cemetery. New England Families researched & written by Paulette Haynes William Haynes of Salem Village, Massachusetts and His Son Thomas Haynes of Salem County, New Jersey Thomas Haynes and Martha Barnard of Amesbury, Massachusetts Thomas Haynes of Maquoit, York County, Maine Jonathan Haynes of Haverhill, Massachusetts Richard Haynes of Beverly, Massachusetts William Hinds/Hines of Marblehead, Massachusetts Walter & Mary Haynes of Renhold, Bedfordshire, England   Research and comments regarding the first generation in America James Clemson 1654-1718 of Staffordshire Parish England  is an internet site which promises not to "burn CDs" and where you have the option to allow all, part or none of your GEDCOM downloaded.  On this site you can also compare genealogies "side-by-side". Files I have submitted to North Carolina Hill Connection Descendants of Robert Wilson (Mecklenburg Co. NC and Williamson Co. TN) Descendants of John Sloan (Iredell Co. NC) and including Hunter Family Haynes, Haines, Hains, Hanes Sketches from County Histories Damerons of VA, NC (Caswell Co.) and MO (Randolph Co.) My other website Wilsons in Williamson County, TN

1850 Tennessee Census Early Tennessee Marriages Soldiers in the American Revolution named Haynes, Haines, Hains and Hanes Soldiers in the War of 1812 Joseph Haynes Family Register

Paulette Haynes Anderson, IN chrishayne@aol.com

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