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Haynes Famiily Genealogy
Created & Maintained by Paulette Haynes
SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTION
Named Haynes, Haines, Hains, Hanes
Aaron Haynes, Sr. (25 Dec 1727-23 Jan 1783MA) captain in a Massachusetts unit; married (1) Rebecca Willis and (2) Ruth Woods. BLW #944 issued 5 Mar 1793 to administrator of Capt. Aaron Haynes, deceased.
Aaron Haynes (6 Dec1745-25 Mar 1827NY) sergeant in a Vermont unit; married Mary Armstrong. It was said his four sons, Aaron, Dr. Thomas, Jonathan and David fought in the Battle of Bennington, VT. Aaron Haynes Sr. was born Norwich, CT and died in Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer Co. NY
Aaron Haynes, Jr. (19 Apr 1759-16 Feb 1842MA) sergeant in a Massachusetts unit; married (1) Mary Johnson and (2) Desire Homer. Pension S30448* resident of Princeton, Worester Co. Mass.
Abel Haynes (ca 1758-10 Nov 1828VT) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Abigail Robinson, widow pensioned W23205* Soldier married Abigail Robinson 18 Jun 1778 Bane, Mass and died Putney, VT. Widow applied 6 Oct 1838 as a resident of Putney, Windham Co. VT. Reported as having been in the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Abram Haynes (26 Sep 1758-17 Jan 1842) soldier in New Jersey unit; married Elizabeth Kille.
Abraham Hain (1752-21 Mar 1824) private in Captain Gobin's Co., 6th Battalion, Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Abraham Haines (26Sep 1759-1 Jun 1846) Service in Woodstown, Salem County, New Jersey in Captain William Shutt's Company, New Jersey 2nd Regiment, three years in Captain Lloyd's Company, Colonel Shreve's New Jersey Regiment. In 1838 he was a resident of Goshen Twp, Columbiana County, Ohio and in 1846 his widow Elizabeth was living in Salem, Ohio. Rejected pension R4437*
Abraham Haines, a soldier of the Virginia State Line was entitled to a Virginia Bounty Land Warrant.
Abraham Haines (14 Oct 1748-1822) private in Burlington County, New Jersey Militia; married Hannah Rakestraw.
Abraham Hayne (15 Jan 1732-178x) Resident of South Carolina, captured and imprisoned by the British; married Susannah Branford.
Abraham Haynes, a soldier of the Revolution, buried at Wilmington, Vermont.
Adam Hain (14 Jan 1749-1822) Soldier in Captain Conrad Kershner's Company, Continental Army of Pennsylvania, resident of Berks Countyy, Pennsylvania and after the war settled in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Married Eve Christiana Wenrich.
Alexander Haynes (1750-2 Feb 1828SC) private in Captain John Bromfield's Company, Colonel Robert Irwin's North Carolina Regiment; pension S1519* Soldier died in York County, SC
Andrew Haynes, Col. John Roper in his pension application dated 5 Oct 1832 (S31945) stated in February 1781 he was marched to Halifax County, NC and attached to a regiment commanded by Colonel Andrew Haynes from whence he was marched to Guilford Co. NC . He took part in the Battle fought there in March 1781.
Asa Haynes (1739-after 1794) second lieutenant in a New York unit, 3rd Dutchess Co. NY Regiment; married Deborah Hunt. Soldier born in Groton, MA
Bartholomew Haynes (c1718-Sep 1788) patriotic service Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. His home was made into a garrison in June 1777 and a company of militia was stationed there.
Bartholomew Haynes (c1765-May 1815) private in a North Carolina unit; resident of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, married Sarrah Carruth.
Benjamin Haines died 27 Feb 1844 Astabula County, Ohio, private.
Benjamin Haines born 16 Sep 1750 Frederick County, Virginia, served in a Virginia unit; married Mary Smallwood, 6 Aug 1789.
Benjamin Hanes (c1747-after 1840) private in a Virginia unit, Hanover Co. VA; resident of Sumner County, TN, age 94 years on the 1840 census Sumner Co. TN but age 84 in 1832; living with Thomas Hanes;. pension S2587*
Benjamin Haynes (4 Mar 1733-1780) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Martha Morgan
Benjamin Haynes (18 Mar 1725-after Sep 1800NJ) matross in a New Jersey unit; married (1) Elizabeth Roberts (2) Margaret Balanger and (3) Sarah Butcher.
Benjamin Haynes (1741-22 Jul 1822PA) private in a New York unit; married to Sophia Smith, pensioned W4693*
Bythel Haynes (1756-23 Apr 1833) sergeant in John Dawson's Company, 6th Regiment of North Carolina Continental Line; married Mary Baldwin and lived in Wilkinson County, Mississippi.
Caleb Haynes (22 Oct 1736-26 Jul 1823NY) first lieutenant in a New York unit; Col. John Field's 3rd Dutchess County, Regiment; married to Sophia Billings Stoddard.
Carlile Haines (14 Jun 1754-1784) served in Captain Joseph Bowman's Co. Virginia Militia; married Hannah Waring, 18 Aug 1777 Rockingham Co. VA and died in Culpeper Co. Virginia. Carlile Haines was born in Burlington Co. NJ
Charles Haynes (7 Sep 1736-22 Oct 1806MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Elizabeth Winn. Resided in Billerica, MA
Christian Haynes (1753-aft 1832OH) served in Schoharie County, New York in several units and claimed a total of 31 months of service; After the war he lived in Northumberland Co. PA and Wayne Co. OH and finally in Loraine County, Ohio where he applied for a pension in 1832, pension R20139*
Christopher Hain (1748-c1852OH) Private in Massachusetts regiment; died in Cincinnati and buried in Spencer Cemetery, Medina County, Ohio; born Holland.
Christopher Hanes/Hains (8 Jun 1760-9 Sep 1846KY) private in a Virginia unit; married to Tallitha Short 14 Jul 1782 Rockingham Co. VA, widow pensioned W8896* Soldier was born in Winchester, VA and died in Allen County Kentucky.
Christopher Haynes died 1831 Hawkins County, Tennessee; sergeant in North Carolina Regiment; married Francis Turner, pension W4227* State of Tennessee, Hawkins County, 12 March 1853. Widow: Francis Haynes aged about 81 years. (died 22 Jan 1855) Husband: Christopher Haynes, Sergeant in Continental line in the company of Capt Dawson, North Carolina. Married about the year 1790, Halifax County, NC Maiden name was Francis Turner. Christopher Haynes died in Hawkins County, TN about 13 Nov 1831. Children: Fereby Spears wife of Jesse Spears of Hawkins County, TN, Sally Charles wife of Jacob Charles of Hawkins County, TN, Mary Smith wife of Thomas Smith of Hawkins County, TN, Jane Hagan wife of Thomas Hagan of Green County, MO, Heirs of Lucy Bradley, wife of James Bradley of Texas, Heirs of Christopher Haynes living in Alabama, John Haynes of Louisiana .
Cornelius Haynes died 1775, service in South Carolina. Known Military Dead During Rev. War.
Cotton Haynes (28 Oct 1745-25 Apr 1823NH) patriotic service in New Hampshire; married Martha Nudd.
Daniel Hains, Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine; private in Captain Wentworth's Company, August 1776.
Daniel Haynes (1741-1802OH) served in Massachusetts; Private in Capt. James Sherman's Co., at Lexington Alarm; married (1) Sarah Blodgett (2) Sarah or Mary Horton, died Franklin County, Ohio.
Daniel Haynes (30 Dec 1759-3 Mar 1846MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Hannah Webber.
Daniel Haynes (24 Dec 1759- 20 Aug 1823MA) served in Massachusetts unit; married Elizabeth Ferret, died Natick, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
Daniel Haynes (19 May 1757-23 Oct 1824PA) private in Pennsylvania unit; married (1) Mary --- and (2) Hannah Marian Davies. Soldier was born and died in Berks Co. PA
David Hain (28 Jan 1759-22 Sep 1823PA) served in Pennsylvania unit, resided in Berks County; married Maria Barbara Ruth.
David Hains, Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine; private in Captain Wentworth's Company, discharged Boston, January 15, 1777.
David Haynes (13 Apr 1762-2 Apr 1844MI) private and spy in Pennsylvania unit, married Margaret Ewart 30 Mar 1790 Northumberlans Co. PA, pension S8652* Hillsdale, MI
David Haynes (1747-1781SC) private Captain James Giles Company, Colonel Hill's Regiment, General Sumter's Brigade of South Carolina Troops, resided in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.
David Haynes (30 Dec 1748-25 Jan 1799NY) pubic service in New York; married Mehitable Cook.
David Haynes (29 Sep 1756-24 Oct 1837MA) guard in a New York unit; Capt. John Wentworth's Co. Col. Aaron Willard Regiment; married Eunice King Jan 1780 Palmer, MA. Soldier was born at Brimfield and died at Southbridge, MA
Dunston Haynes, private in Virginia Continental Line, granted bounty land and resided in Hanover County, Virginia in 1810.
Ebenezer Haynes (c1751-after 1780MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Mary Gammage.
Ebenezer Haynes seaman on "Civil Usuage", committed to Old Mill Prieson at Plymouth England 7 Feb 1782.
Ebenezer Haynes, a boatswain on the schooner "Diligent" commanded b John Lambert 24 Mar 1776.
Elezer Hanes a private in Captain Jacob Hines' Company of Arlington, Vermont, went out in the alarm of December 1781.
Elisha Haynes (1762-1834NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married (1) Betsy Bartlett and (2) Mary Johnson; pension S16854* Sep 1832 Exsom, Marrimack Co. VT.
Ephriam Haynes (15 May 1741-24 Dec 1837) served in a Massachusetts unit, entered at Harpswell, Cumberland County, Maine; married Zelphia Finney, lived at Trenton, Hancock County, Maine 1818, pension S35383*
Evan Haines (17 Jul 1756-13 Jun 1836KY) private in a Georgia unit; married Charity Enyart 22 Apr 1788 Surry Co. NC, pension W8897*. Soldier was born in Chester Co. PA and died Madison Co. KY where he had resided for 44 years. Service in war was while a resident of Wilkes Co. GA and birthdate given in widow's application was 9 Mar 1765.
Ezekiel Haynes/Haines (25 Mar 1721-1781VA) patriotic service in Virginia; married Abigail Kemble. Soldier born in Burlington Co. NJ and died in Culpeper Co. VA
Francis Hains, a drummer in Captain Abner Cranson's Co., Colonel Asa Whitcomb's Massachusetts Line, June 1775 to November 1775; resident of Salem, Massachusetts
Frederic Haynes (18 Jan 1756-23 Nov 1812PA) patriotic service in Pennsylvania; married Catherine Hawk.
Frederick Haynes (c 1730-after 27 Jan 1807NJ) private in a New York unit; married (1) Catrina Decker and (2) Temperance Decker.
Frederick Haynes/Hane (17 Sep 1750 - after 5 Aug 1834PA) ensign, did patriotic service in Pennsylvania; married Ann Marie Eckert. Soldier's birthplace was Heildelburg Twp. Berks Co. PA. Pension R4436* Sampson Hain made an affidavit in 1834
Frederick Haynes, a private in Captain M'Mires Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Establisment, New Jersey Continental Troops.
George Haines died 1795 Burlington County, New Jersey, disowned at Burlington Monthly Meeting in 1776 for enlisting in the army; married (1) Elizabeth Sharp and (2) Ann Doran.
George Haines, a sergeant in the Virginia Continental Army, granted a military land warrant, Virginia Military District of Ohio.
George Haynes (14 May 1746-31 Dec 1803PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Magdalena Ruth, 22 Nov 1784. Soldier served in Berks Co. PA where he also died.
George Haynes (1 Dec 1757-after 1829TN) private in a Virginia unit; 1st Cav. Regiment; married Margaret McInturff, pension S38791* Born and raised in Winchester Co. VA and enlisted there. He applied while living in Carter County, TN
Griffith Haines, a soldier for 3 years in a Virginia unit, land warrant #2804; possibly married Mary Davis , 9 Nov 1792 Pittsylvania Co. Virginia.
Henry Hains (Hain) born c1761, served while a resident of Ulster County, New York; resident of Cambridge, Guernsey County, Ohio in 1845, pension rejected R4440*
Henry Haines died 15 Sep 1783PA; private in a Pennsylvania unit; Capt. Jacob Weideman's Co. of City of Philadelphia; married Anna Catherine Rembrant
Henry Haynes (c1745-6 Aug 1816VA) Patiotic service Virginia; married Bathsheba Hampton, 26 Mar 1768 and Tabitha Turner, 17 May 1784 Bedford Co. VA. Furnished material aid to the army while living in Bedford Co. VA
Henry Hayne private, corporal, sergeant in the German Regular Regiment of Maryland; widow Sarah applied for pension at St. Joseph, Hancock County, Indiana in 1859; Adam Hain made an affidavit, pension R14892*
Henry Haynes/ Haines (8 Dec 1759-1 Feb 1842PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Elizabeth Ort. Both Henry and Elizabeth were buried in the Reformed Churchyard, Maytown, Lancaster County, PA. At age eighteen he enlisted as a soldier in the Revolutionary Army and was a guard to Hessian prisoners which were captured at Trenton. He was attached to Col. Boie's company in his expedition up the Susquehanna to subdue the Indians and also served as Captain of a company of PA Militia during the 1812 period. He was appointed a Justice of the Peace and was a member of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Henry Haynes/ aka John Henry Hain (c1727-5 Feb 1795PA) patriotic service in Pennsylvania; married Anna Christina ---. Patriotic Service in Heidelberg Twp. Berks Co. PA
Henry Haynes (24 Dec 1701-2 Dec 1784VA) patriotic service in Virginia; married Mary Smith around 1726. Birthplace probably King and Queen Co. VA and death place at Henry Co. VA.
Isaac Haynes died Lampeter Twp. Lancaster Co. PA; private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Catherine Diffenbaugh
Israel Haynes (11 Dec 1728-24 Aug 1808MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married to Sarah Darby, 10 Jan 1754 Sudbury, MA.
Isaac Hayne ( 23 Sep 1745-4 Aug 1781SC) colonel in a South Carolina unit; married Elizabeth Hutson. Hanged by the British in Charleston, SC. His name most frequently spelled "Hayne"
Jacob Haynes, Captain born July 1761, died 16 Apr 1835 and wife Susan 1762-1834; buried Old Reform Cemetery, Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co. West Virginia. "Rev. Soldier"
Jacob Haynes (27 Jul 1758-28 Mar 1837NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Ruth Haines.
Jacob Haynes (4 Mar 1749-4 Mar 1832) lieutenant in a New York unit; removed to Vroomans, Schoharie NY ; married Nancy (or Anna) Reddick, pension R4438*.
James Haines, a private in Captain John McCowan's Company, Colonel Lewis Nicola's Invalid Regiment of Pennsylvania Oct 1777-Feb. 1782, of the 9th Pennsylvania.
James Haynes (12 Oct 1767-1867?) private in a New Castle Co. Delaware unit; married Jemima Callaway about 1790. Soldier died Clayton Co. GA.
James Haynes (25 May 1721-after 1777) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Eleanor Lee, 13 Aug 1741 Middlesex Co. MA.
James Haynes (8 Jul 1757-after 1797MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Mary Brown.
James Haynes applied for pension April 1818, Fitchburg, Worcester Co. MA. Enlisted Dec 1775 Capt. Wheeler, Col. Nixon's Regiment for one year. Wife was age 59 in 1820 and he was nearly 63. S33280*
James Haynes (1723-7 Jun 1789NC) patriotic service in Iredell Co. NC; married Ann Huggins.
James Haynes born c1761, private in Captain Davis' Company, Colonel Wiggleworth's Massachusetts Regiment; resident 1819 of Alna, Lincoln County, Maine, possible died June 1824, pension S35399*
James Haynes died June 1824 Lincoln Co, Maine; Private Massachusetts Line, 1820 Pension List, Lincoln County, Maine age 67.
James Haynes baptized 31 Jan 1762 at Paxton, PA, served as a substitute in Captain Daniel Bradley's Company, Lancaster County Pennsylvania Troops; died 1829 Livingston County, New York.
James Haynes born February 1760 Bedford County, Virginia, served 18 months in a Virginia Regiment, Capt. Leftwich, Col. Calloway; lived Greenbrier Co. VA after war; then to Sumner Co. TN; then to Stewart Co. TN and Montgomery Co. and finally Henry Co. TN where he was a resident in 1832 age 72;, pension S1910*
James Haynes Rev., while living in Paris, Henry County Tennessee at the age of 84 years was cited as a veteran of the Battle of Kings Mountain in South Carolina. See James Haynes listed above.
James Haynes Sr. (4 Jan 1754-13 Aug 1833) enlisted Culpepper County, Virginia 1775; born Caroline County, Virginia stated he had brothers Benjamin and Joseph who served with him. In 1781 he left Culpepper County to build forts on the Ohio under the command of John Logan and General George Rogers Clark; lived in Lincoln County, Kentucky and Russell County, Kentucky in 1817; married Sarah Jackson, 13 Jul 1785 Culpepper Co. VA; pension W2938*.
James Haynes born 1761 Rowan County, North Carolina died c1813 TN; served in a North Carolina unit; married Rachel Love.
Jason Hanes (c1741-12 Aug 1816MA) corporal in a Massachusetts unit; married Lydia Conant.
Jedediah Haines, a matross in Captain Hugg's Western Company State Troops of New Jersey.
Jeremiah Haines, private in Captain Nathan Sanborn's Company, Colonel Stephen Evan's Regiment, marched from New Hamphire in September 1777 to reinforce the Northern Continental Army at Saratoga. Discharged December 15, 1777.
Jesse Hains granted bounty land on the return of volunteer aid and drafts from Wilkes County, North Carolina, 19 Jan 1779.
Job Haines (26 Oct 1744-4 Oct 1812MD), public service Maryland; married Esther Kirke in 1765. Resided in Cecil County, Maryland.
Job Haynes (10 Aug 1756-28 May 1807NJ) private in a New Jersey unit; married (1) Margaret Smith and (2) Margaret W. Thomas.
Johan Jacob Haynes/Hentz/Hanes (6 Oct 1724-16 Sep 1804NY) private in a New York unit; married to Anna Rickert, 28 Oct 1746. Soldiers birthplace Phillipsburg, Westchester Co. NY; served with 15th Reg. Albany, New York and was at Fort Ticonderoga.
Johannes Haines (6 Nov 1750-28 May 1822NC) public service NC; married Anna Marie Shore.
John Hains (1735-31 Jan 1795NY) public service New York
John Hain (1753 -before 1792PA) soldier in Pennsylvania unit; married Magdelana Epler.
John Hains a soldier died or discharged June 1778, North Carolina.
John Hains born c1760 Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, died 1844 Salsibury, New York; private and fifer in Captain Clark's Company, Colonel Syliman Regiment, Connecticut, pension S13240* Possibly married Mary Middlebrook who died 7 Jan 1826.
John Haines, Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine; private in Captain Rice's Company, Colonel Phinney's Regiment enlisted 1 July 1775.
John Haines (c1754-17 Jan 1825NC) private in a North Carolina unit Warren Co. NC; married (2) Susannah Creel. Birthplace of soldier as Maryland and death Sampson Co. NC..
John Haines (15 Nov 1742-12 Nov 1832) paid fines at Evesham Monthly Meeting in 1779 for personal service in the militia; married Martha Eayre, 29 Jul 1766. Soldier died Fostertown, NJ.
John Haines (c1760-29 Nov 1843) soldier in Captain Munster's Company, "Flying Camp" Colonel Hunter's Pennsylvania unit, resident Richmond Twp. Berks County, Pennsylvania in 1833, pension S2266*
John Haines, fifer and drummer, enlisted 17 Jan 1776 in Captain Joseph Stedham's Company, Colonel John Haslett's Delaware Battalion of Continental Troops.
John Haines (c1748-after 21 Jul 1790NJ) private in a New Jersey unit; married Rachel Austin, 1768 Burlington Co. NJ; soldier served as a private in Capt. Alexander Mitchell's Co., 1st NJ Regiment.
John Haines died 18 Sep 1800, Rev. War Soldier, burried Old Reform Cemetery, Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co. West Virginia.
John Hanes of the "Commerce" committed to Forten Prison 19 Feb 1779.
John Hanes died 30 Dec 1830 Armstrong County, Pennsylvania; enlisted at Philadelphia in 1776 and served as a private in Captain Shroder's Pennsylvania company; married Elizabeth Starr?; widow applied 1851 while resident of Adams County, Ohio, pension W7261*
John Hanes (c1758-23 Nov 1846) died Spencer, Medina County, Ohio, served in Colonel Fisher's New York Militia, Schoharie, New York; married Eve Dox 28 Feb 1786 Schoharie, NY; widow filed for pension 1852 while resident of Medina County, Ohio, pension R4562*.
John Haynes of Salem, a seaman on "Hawk's Prize" (captured ship) committed to Old Mill Prison in 1778.
John Haynes born March 1753 Hanover County, Virginia, served one year in Captain Winston's Company of Virginia Troops; resided Bedford and Louisa Counties; resided 1833 Hanover County, Virginia, pension S5460*
John Hayns died 26 July 1799; served as a private in Captain Sackett's New York Regiment for two years; widow Hannah filed for pension 1837 resident of New York City, W17044*
John Haynes (c 1752- Oct 1819NY), private in a New York unit; married (2) Hannah Haight, 17 Apr 1782 Westchester Co. NY; widow was a resident of New York City in 1837. Pension W17044*. (See above)
John Haynes (15 Sep 1742-2 Feb 1783MD) private in a Maryland unit.
John Haynes (6 Oct 1738-6 May 1809 MA) patriotic service in New Hampshire; married Mary Dudley; soldier was born in Exeter, NH.
John Haynes Jr. (c1735-1810) private in a New Jersey unit; married Mary Shreve. Soldier died Gloucester Co. NJ
John Haynes (c1730-1805NY) private in a New York unit, married Ann Eliza Snyder.
John Haynes (c1758-after 1850KY) private in a North Carolina unit, married Mary Stice. Soldier possibly died about 1846 in Barren Co. KY. Pension S275590*
John Haynes (24 Nov 1759-25 Oct 1838KY) private in a North Carolina unit; married Margaret Andrews 29 Apr 1783 Rowan Co. NC, pension W27* Soldier died McCracken Co. KY
John Haynes/Hain (12 Aug 1740- 8 Sep 1815PA) ensign in a Pennsylvania unit; married Esther Guschwa, 25 Oct 1768. Soldier died in Middle Pazton Twp. Dauphin Co. PA.
John Haynes (12 Jul 1735-3 Jan 1815PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Anna Regina Schuster. Soldier died in Northumberland Co. PA
John Haynes (21 Jan 1747-21 May 1800PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Anna Margaret Guschwa, 15 May 1769; soldier was a resident of Heidelburg Twp. Berks Co. PA
John Haynes (1755-1786VA) corporal in a Virginia unit; married Sarah Simmons; soldier was possibly born in England
John Haynes (1751-1827VA) private in a Virginia unit; married to Sarah ---.
John Hanes/Haynes (ca 1752, died after 1827) invalid pension 1827age 75 years; two years service in Col. Lawson's Virginia Line and a resident of Hanover Co. VA. S37985*
John Haynes Jr. (15 Oct 1756-after 1810) private in a Virginia unit; served in Captain Thorgmorton's Company in 1777; married Nancy Shields.
John Haynes Sr. (1731-1807) patriotic service in Virginia; probably born in Spotsylvania Co. VA and died Oglethrope Co. GA; married (1) Sarah Phelps and (2) Elizabeth Upshaw, widow of John Scott.
John George Haynes/Hain (15 Jan 1757-21 May 1832PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married to Catherine Miller; Private in 9th Bat. Lancanster Co. Militia and resided in Dauphin Co. PA
Jonas Haynes (26 Apr 1759-21 Dec 1835VT) sergeant in a Massachusetts unit; married Hannah Cutler, in 1832 a resident of Wilmington, Windham Co. VT; pension S18852*.
Jonas Haynes (1731-11 Jan 1814MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Mary ---.
Jonathan Hain (6 Oct 1738-4 Jul 1835MA) sergeant in a Massachusetts unit; married Millicent Russell.
Jonathan Haines born Aug 1750 Chester County, Pennsylvania, died in Surry County, North Carolina after 1833; served in a Pennsylvania unit and in Augusta and Bedford Counties, Virginia; married Francis Glassock, pension R14821*
Jonathan Haynes died 18 May 1814 received a disability pension 29 Jun 1792 while a resident of Middletown, Vermont. Served in Colonel Robinson's Regiment, wounded by a ball which passed through his breast, pension destroyed in burning of Washington, DC.
Jonathan Haynes, bounty land warrant #5970 issued 1790 for service as a private in a Connecticut unit.
Jonathan Haynes (23 Apr 1759-26 Feb 1833MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Polly Corliss, 18 Jan 1779 Haverhill, Essex Co. MA. Soldier was born and died in Haverhill, Massachusetts
Jonathan Haynes Sr. (1712-28 Apr 1786VT) private in a Vermont unit; married (1) Elizabeth Kingsbury 16 Sep 1734 and (2) Ruth Page April 1742. Supposed death at Bennington, VT.
Jonathan Haynes Jr. (16 Jul 1753-13 May 1813VT) private in a Vermont unit; married Lydia Haskins.
Joseph Hain (21 May 1759-21 Jan 1834) soldier in Captain Kershner's Company of the Pennsylvania Continental Army, resided Heidelberg Twp. Berks County, Pennsylvania; married Catherine Schaur.
Joseph Haines, private Continental New Jersey Troops, Captain Cox's 3rd Regiment.
Joseph Haines, private 3rd Battalion, Gloucester County New Jersey Militia
Joseph Haines, private Colonel Comer's New Jersey State Troops.
Joseph Haynes, sergeant 1st Battalion, Salem County New Jersey Militia
Joseph Haynes died 1778, a private in a New York unit.
Joseph Haynes (12 Sep 1762-1801) private in Captain John Sherman's Company, Colonel Gideon Burt's Massachusetts Regiment, resident of Brimfield, Massachusetts; married Diana Hitchcock.
Joseph Haynes born 30 May 1742, private in a Massachusetts unit; married Hannah Stratton, 11 Aug 1763 Middlesex Co. MA.
Joseph Haynes Sr. (15 Feb 1715-26 Dec 1801MA) patriotic service in Massachusetts; married (1)Elizabeth Clement and (2) Mehitable Marsh, 27 Feb 1756. Served on Committee Safety, and delegate to 1st Provincial Congress from Haverhill, MA.
Joseph Haynes (17 Oct 1745-Jan 1828NH) corporal in a New Hampshire unit; married Betsey Hoitt. Soldier born Greenland, NH
Joseph Haynes Jr. (25 Mar 1743-1810MA) first lieutenant in a New Hampshire unit; married Anna Heath. Soldier was born in Haverhill, MA
Joseph Haynes (15 Oct 1749-3 Jun 1845TN) private in a North Carolina unit; married Eleanor Sloan, pension S1954* Soldier died in Maury Co. TN
Joseph Haynes (3 Aug 1742-3 Aug 1815VA) captain in an Augusta Co. Virginia unit; married (2) Jeanette .Young, 9 Oct 1779 Rockingham Co. VA. Possibly died at Clifton Forge, Botetourt Co. VA
Joshua Haynes Jr. born 3 Mar 1756, killed at the battle of Bunker Hill on 17 Jun 1775.
Joshua Haynes (31 Dec 1731-29 Dec 1814) lieutenant in a Massachusetts unit; Sudbury, MA; married Susannah Puffer.
Joshua Haynes (26 Feb 1756-21 Jul 1813NC) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Hannah Rich about 1773; birthplace Lancaster Co. PA and death in Guilford Co. NC.
Joshua Haynes, disability pension 31 Dec 1794, provate Nixon's Minute Company, wounded in right shoulder by a musket ball, Apri 1775 at Lexington which has deprived him in a considerable degree of the use of his right arm. Resident of Washington, NH.
Josiah Haynes a first lieutenant of Providence on the "General Washington" committed to Old Mill Prison 31 Mar 1781.
Josiah Haynes aka Deacon Haynes (1696-19 Apr 1775MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Persis Knight, 9 Aug 1721 Sudbury, Middlesex Co. Massachusetts. Killed at the battle of Lexington.
Josiah Haynes (13 Aug 1748-after 1806NJ) patriotic service in New Jersey; married Rebecca Austin.
Josiah Haynes (c1739-after 24 Nov 1789) civil service in New Jersey; married (1) Abigail Ridgway 28 Apr 1760 and (2) Mary --. Death place was Mt. Holly, NJ
Josiah Haynes (1733-2 Feb 1822PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married (1) Mary Cook, (2) Jane --- and (3) Ann ---. Served in Chester County, PA
Lawrence Haynes, a private in the 6th Regiment of Maryland Troops, enlisted 20 Jan 1777, discharged 26 May 1777.
Lemuel Haynes Rev. (18 Jul 1753-27 Sep 1833) enlisted as a minuteman in 1774 and participated in the battles of Ticonderoga and Lexington, married Elizabeth Babbit. He was a free black man who became a prominant minister n Rutland, VT; died Granville, NY.
Luke Haynes died 1777, a private in a New Jersey unit.
Marcus Haynes/Hanes (17 Sep 1719-19 Sep 1797NC) patriotic service in North Carolina; married Anna Elizabeth Kerver about 1748 York Co. PA. Soldier died Friedberg NC
Matthias Haynes (5 Aug 1750-1796) corporal in a Massachusetts unit; married Molly Cammet, 21 Sep 1775 Falmouth. W23169* children applied 1844 in Portland, Maine, "father died 47 years ago, mother died 28 Nov 1841"
Matthias Haynes (11 Oct 1744-22 Aug 1818NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Sarah Hall, 1777 Raymond, NH. Soldier died Moultonboro, NH.
Matthias Haynes (3 Jan 1750-20 Mar 1838NH) patriotic service in New Hampshire; married Mary Edgerly.
Maxmilian Hain born ca 1745, 1st sergeant of the Northumberland County Pennsylvania Militia, Capt Benjamin Weiser's Company.
Michael Haines (Hanie) a soldier of the Virginia Infantry entitled to a Virginia Bounty Land Warrant.
Moses Haynes (c1743-1829GA) soldier in a Virginia or Georgia unit; married Sarah Elizabeth Scales. Soldier born in Virginia and died Elbert Co. GA
Moses Haynes (5 Feb 1741-c1784MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Dorcas Jones, 9 Mar 1769 Middlesex Co. MA.
Nahum Haynes (29 Jul 1748-1782) fifer in Captain Aaron Haynes' company, Sudbury, Massachusetts.
Nathan Haines, born Connecticut son of Joseph Haines, pension application Circuit Court Warren County, OH, served in New Hampshire; brother was Ebenezer Haines of Connecticut; died 1846.
Nathan Haines (1757-13 Mar 1836) private in Colonel Poor's New Hampshire line, born in Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire and died in Roxbury, Vermont; married Hannah Johnson who resided in Roxbury in 1838, pension W19736*
Nathan Haynes/Haines (Jan 1731-14 Jul 1790NJ) patriotic service in New Jersey; married (1) Rebecca Ballinger 21 May 1756 Burlington Co. NJand (2) Mrs. Dorcas Davis. 10 Nov 1762. Soldier died Colestown, NJ
Nathan Haynes (14 Jul 1754-29 Aug 1824VA) patriotic service in Virginia; married Mary McPherson, 30 Apr 1776. Soldier was born in Frederick Co. VA and lived in Berekley Co. VA.
Nathaniel Haines joined Captain Ingal's Company, 11th Regiment of Connecticut on 15 May 17xx.
Nathaniel Haynes (4 Aug 1748-after 1797) patriotic service in New Hampshire; married Comfort ---.
Nicholas Haynes/Hanes/Hentz (1735-1797VA) patriotic service in Virginia; married Elizabeth ----. Soldier died Botetourt Co. VA
Noah Haines of Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire served as a lieutenant in Captain Joseph Parson's Company, Colonel Runnel's Regiment New Hamsphire Militia.
Parmenas Haynes (1 Jul 1742-1 Mar 1813GA) captain in a Bedford Co. Virginia unit; married (1) Elizabeth Baber 15 Dec 1767 and (2) Delia Greer, 2 Dec 1781. Soldier died Oglethrope Co. GA
Perley Haynes (7 Apr 1756-21 Oct 1833ME) drummer in a Massachusetts unit; married Jane Hopkins, pension S35385*. Soldier enlisted at Haverhill, MA in 177 and applied for a pension as a resident of Trenton, Hancock, Maine. He was at the Battles of Saratoga and Mommoth
Peter Hain (27 Jan 1761-16 Nov 1811) served in Captain Conrad Kershner's Company; resident of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; married Magdalena Ruth.
Peter Haynes (Hanie) a seaman on the ship "Gloucester" Virginia State Navy, bounty land warrant.
Peter Haynes (2 Sep 1743-1801MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Anna Russell, April 1765 Middlesex Co. MA. This soldier was born in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
Peter Haynes/Hayne (28 May 1760-5 Mar 1832NJ) private and drumer in a New Jersey unit; married Martha Lewis, 5 Aug 1784 Sussex Co. NJ. Soldier died at Wantage, NJ.
Peter Haynes/Haines (1754-5 Mar 1844VA) private in a Virginia unit; married Margaret Willis, pension S38008*; Soldier died Charlestown, West Virginia, pensioned 1818 in Jefferson Co. W. Virginia.
Phillip Hain born Feb 1755 Berks County, Pennsylvania, entered service at Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania in Captain Peter Graves' Company for seven months; served on and off for five years during the war; resident of New Berlin, Union County, Pennsylvania in 1832; pension S23685*
Philip Haines/Hanes, a private of North Carolina was wounded in service and received 650 acres of land for 84? months service during the war. Possibly married to Johanna Salome Frey
Reuben Haynes born 1 Feb1755, died Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; sergeant for three years in Captain Abel Holden's Company, Colonel Nixon's Massachusetts line; married Susannah Willis, resident Gardner, Worcester County, Massachusetts in 1832, pension S30474*
Reuben Haynes a revolutionary war soldier buried at Wilmington, Vermont.
Richard Hanes born c1749, served in June 1775 as a private in Captain Clough's Company, New Hampshire unit. A cooper, at age 26 years in 1775 he resided at Canterbury, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.
Richard Haynes (19 Sep 1763-2 Feb 1850IN) born Prince Edward Co. VA, served as private in a Virginia unit; married Margaret Majors, pension S32307* Soldier entered service in Pittsylvania Co. VA. Soldier moved to Jefferson Co. TN in 1800 and 1809 to Indiana. Soldier died Union County, Indiana and buried in Witt Cemetery near Liberty.
Robert Haynes (17 Oct 1741-11 Jul 1821NJ) patriotic service in New Jersey; married Rachel Venicomb, 17 May 1766 Burlington Co. NJ. Soldier born and died in Burlington Co. NJ.
Sampson Hain died 1786, private in the 6th Company, 4th Battalion from Heidelberg, Berks County, Pennsylvania; married Ursula Werheim.
Samuel Haines born 1737 or 1740 Scarborough, Maine, married Priscilla ----; enlisted April 1778 in Captain Moses Greenleaf's Company, Colonel Tupper's Massachusetts Line and was discharged January 1779; 1820 pension list Kennebec County, Maine age 80, resident 1818 Leeds, Maine, pension S37095* Soldier possibly died 21 Dec 1821 Leeds, Maine.
Samuel Haines (16 Jan 1742/43-1mo 16 da 1821) served as foragemaster Commissary General's Department of New Jersey;.resident of Rancocas, Burlington County, New Jersey; married (1) Elizabeth Buzby 1767 and (2) Mary Stevenson 1788. Born and died in Burlington Co. NJ.
Samuel Haynes (22 Apr 1757-18 Oct 1824) soldier in a Massachusetts unit; resided Brimfield, Massachusetts.
Samuel Haynes (25 Feb 1737-29 Dec 1821) soldier in a Massachusetts unit; married Hannah Seavey.
Samuel Haynes (29 Nov 1738-6 May 1825MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Polly Hammond, 1 Sep 1763 Middlesex Co. MA
Samuel Haynes (26 Aug 1747-29 Oct 1838NH) sergeant in a New Hampshire unit; married Hannah Johnson, pension S13342*; soldier born in Greenland, VT and entered service at Canterbury, Merrimack Co. NJ.
Samuel Haynes (1 Mar 1763-19 Dec 1800VT) private in a Vermont unit; married Rachel Stanton. Served in Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Co. Mitilia raised for the defense of the northern frontier in 1779. Soldier was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts and drowned in Lake Champlain
Saunders Haynes (c1750-after 8 Sep 1813NY) sergeant in a New York unit; married Christina Hallenbeck.
Simeon Haines (9mo 9 da 1752-1834) served in a New Jersey unit; resident of Frederick County, Maryland; married Hannah Wolf. Soldier died Frederick Co. VA
Simeon Haynes (9 May 1752-8 May 1828NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Eunice Gilman, Nov 1777, pension W21281* Soldier served in Col. Long's NH line; widow was a resident of Strafford Co. NH in 1838
Simeon Hains (22 Feb 1759-12 Oct 1846ME) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Welthea Spencer, pension W24412*. 1840 census, Swansville, Waldo Co. Maine
Simon Haines or Hames born 1758 died 24 Jul 1836/39 Steuben County, New York, married Pheobe Paige ca 1780 at Lee, Strafford County, New Hamsphire. He served during the war in New Hampshire; they resided in Northampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire after the war then moved to Stanstead in Lower Canada. In 1816 they moved to German Flats, Herkimer County, New York and in 1830 moved to Steuben County, New York. He was a pensioner previous to his death while living in Russia, Herkimer County, New York. Widow resided at Hornby, Steuben County, New York in 1840, pension W23255*
Solomon Haines (25 Mar 1728-4mo 1 da 1820) paid fines at Evesham Monthly Meeting in 1779 for personal service in the military; resided at Medford, Burlington County, New Jersey; married (1) Rebecca Sharp, (2) Mercy Collins Thomas and (3) Rachel Gaskill Merritt Curtis. Soldier died Medford, Burlington Co. NJ
Stephen Haines born 4 mo 12 da 1761 Chester County, Pennsylvania, reported to Crooked Run Monthly Meeting in 1795 for bearing arms and serving in the militia; disowned 8 mo 1 da 1795.
Stephen Haines (11 Feb 1733-1 Jul 1810) private in a New Jersey unit; married Joanna Sale.
Stephen Haynes (23 May 1759-3 Feb 1807NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Hannah Carter.
Thomas Haines (1760-18 Feb 1847NH) enlisted at Loudon, Merrimack County, New Hampshire in Captain Frye's Company, Colonel Cilley's New Hampshire Regiment. He was marched to Ticonderoga and severely wounded in September 1777 at Bemis Heights. From there he was taken to a hospital in Albany where he remained for 13 months and then taken to another hospital where he remained for 6 months. In the spring of 1779 he was discharged personally by General Washington. He was an invalid pensioner in 1813, and applied in 1833 while a resident of Concord, New Hampshire. Married Hannah Lord 17 Mar 1784 Exeter, New Hamsphire and she applied for a pension in 1847 while a resident of Loudon, including the births and names of her children. Bounty Land Warant # 5072 and pension W23217* Footnote, History of Manchester, Hillsborough Co. NH by Potter, 1856, chapter 20: After killing two British soldiers, Thomas Haynes was wounded in the side of his face by a musket ball. It was a seveve and terrible wound carrying away eleven teeth and about one third of his tongue. Thomas laid two days on the field for dead.
Thomas Haines private in the New Jersey Militia, Burlington County, New Jersey; married Mary Cattell, 12 Nov 1766;
Thomas Hains born c1753, killed during the Revolution.
Thomas Haynes or Hynes, a private in Captain John C. Tenbrock's Company, Colonel Goose Van Schaick's New York 1st Regiment, enlisted 15 April 1781; reported as a casualty while on command at Saratoga with General Schuyler.
Thomas Haynes, private volunteered 21 April 1775 in Captain Johnson Moulton's York County, Maine company of minuteman; resided York, Maine; served four days in the alarm of 19 Apr 1775.
Thomas Haynes, bounty land warrant #7279, 100 acres issued 1790 for service as a private in a New York unit.
Thomas Haynes (3 Jul 1754-18 Apr 1817MA) private in a Massachusetts unit; married Anne Moorers.
Thomas Haynes (1735-1781) private in a New Jersey unit; married to Lucretia Pettit, 23 Nov 1767 Burlington Co. NJ; disowned for service.
Thomas Haynes (19 Mar 1748-14 Oct 1823GA) patriotic service in North Carolina; married Frances Stith, 22 Apr 1782 Brunswick Co. VA. Soldier died in Columbia Co. GA. He was a member of Committe of Safety, Halifax Co. NC.
Thomas Haynes (c1750-after 22 Jul 1799VA) soldier in a Pennsylvania unit; married Mary ---.
Thomas Haynes (Jul 1735-26 Nov 1789VT) private in a Vermont unit; married Miriam Marsh. Served as Surgeon in General Amherst army and was present at the taking of Ticonderoga, and accompanied the prisoners to Cambridge, MA; he died in North Hero, VT.
Thomas Haynes served as Capt. of a Bladen County, NC militia and died while in service around 1781 (ref: pension applications of Thomas Hester and Josiah Sykes who both served under Capt. Haynes) Thomas and his brother John Haynes were taxpayers in Bladen Co. NC in 1771. Thomas' wife was probably Elizabeth Smith Haynes, a daughter of John Smith who died 1782 (will) in Bladen County. Elizabeth died after 1797 (will) in Bladen County and listed her children Mary, Elizabeth and John Haynes.
Valentine Haynes/Haines (16 Mar 1719-4 Sep 1793PA) patriotic service in Pennsylvania; married (1) Margaret Beidler and (2) Margaret Schuetz
Walter Weeks Haynes (1754-16 May 1808NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Rachel Knowles, pension W23176*. Children applied for pension
William Haines or Heintz, married Barbara Ann ---, 1792 Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Pension application by widow, 1852 while a resident of Mt. Bethel, Pennsylvania, states he served during the war while a resident of Gloucester County, New Jersey. Her application was rejected because New Jersey records had shown only one William Haines who enlisted in the 3rd Regiment of New Jersey in 1777 but was recorded as deserted in 1779. Affidavit submitted stated he was discharged because of wounds he acquired as a soldier in both sides and left hand, and that his discharge papers had been signed by General Washington but has been lost prior to his death. Pension R4439*
William Haines (20 Oct 1759-1814NJ) private in a New Jersey unit; married Agnes Lippincott, 12 Nov 1789. Soldier died Mt. Laurel, Burlington County, NJ.
William Haines (9 Jul 1747-before 13 Mar 1817NJ) patriotic service in New Jersey; married Lydia Austin, 19 May 1774. Soldier died Burlington Co. NJ.
William Haynes (1753-15 Oct 1834CT) private in a Connecticut unit; married Sarah Porter, 26 May 1773 Fairfield Co. Connecticut
William Haynes (12 Feb 1746-1806NH) private in a New Hampshire unit; married Judith Rowe.
William Haynes (1754-after 1790NC) private in a North Carolina unit; married Sarah Bennett.
William Haynes Sr. aka John Wilhelm Haintz (1730-1804PA) private in a Pennsylvania unit; married Anna Barbara Wink; soldier born Zwibrucken, Bavaria and died Lehigh Co. PA. Served in Capt. John Tresler's Co. 2nd Battalion, Northampton Co. PA.
William Haynes (4 Aug 1740-3 Aug 1827KY) private in a aVirginia unit; married (1) Hannah Ellis 26 Nov 1764 and (2) Sarah Seeley New. Soldier probably served in Bedford Co. VA; died in Ohio County KY.
William Haynes (1762-1846GA) matross in a Virginia unit; married Sarah Hill.
William Haynes (c1710-after 8 Apr 1780VA) patriotic service in Virginia; married Elizabeth ---. Patriot died in Bedford Co. Virginia
William Haynes (c1727-20 Dec 1806VA) public service in Virginia; married Sarah Powell. Soldier died Franklin Co. VA
William Haynes died prior 1801 Nash Co. NC. Affadavit Nash Co. NC that Joab Tucker had administered the estate of William Haynes, deceased a soldier.
William Baker Haynes (Oct 1760-12 Aug 1830VA) private in a Virginia unit; married Mary Jones, 18 Apr 1790 Isle of Wight Co. VA.
Zappaniah/Zaccariah Hanes, a sergeant in the Virginia State Cavalry, entitled to a Virginia Bounty Land Warrant.
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