01. William Haynes
[1]
 was born
on June 6, 1624 in Renhold, Bedfordshire, England. He arrived in America 18 September 1634 at Boston, Massachusetts on the ship
"Griffin" from Dunstable (Bedfordshire) England. In his company was Richard
Haynes, also from Dunstable. This record is found in Planters of the
Commonwealth (Banks).
William and Richard Haynes settled in Salem,
Massachusetts and are seen as associates in several legal documents. Because
of this, and the fact they arrived on the same ship from the same locality
of England, it is believed they were brothers or at least closely related.
Charles W. Upham suggested in his book,
Salem Witchcraft, that because of the great purchasing power of William and
Richard Haynes, and the respect demonstrated toward them, they were persons
of great means and influence. Sometime prior to July 1644, William Haynes married
Sarah Ingersoll, a daughter of Richard Ingersoll, his
partner in the Weston Grant purchase. William died some time in
1651 in Salem, MA.  His widow Sarah then married Joseph Houlton on November 13,
1651. The 3 children of William and Sarah are:
| 1 |
Jonathan Haynes
(See Below) |
| 2 |
Sarah Haynes
(1648-1676) |
| 3 |
Thomas Haynes
(1651 in Salem, MA - Jul 1709 in Salem, NJ)
Married Sarah Ray (1661-a1709) on Oct 15, 1676 in
Salem, MA
1.
John Haynes
(Apr 14, 1678 in Salem, MA - )
2.
Sarah Haynes
(Oct 31, 1681 in Salem, MA - )
Married Roger Huckings (c1670-1761) - 7 children
3. Joseph Haynes
(1683 in Salem, MA - Abt. 1760 in Harrisburg,
PA)
Married Hannah Clemson (1692-1739) in 1717 in PA - 3 children
4.
Benjamin Haynes
(Sep 21, 1685 in Salem, MA - )
5.
Hannah Haynes
(Sep 25, 1689 in Salem, MA - )
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02. Jonathan Haynes,
[1]
son of William
and Sarah was born in 1646. In 1669 Jonathan Haynes apparently
contemplated moving to East New Jersey, and is seen in New Jersey deed
records dated 1673, along with several other Newbury men, as purchasing
land in Woodbridge, East New Jersey. It is not known if he actually went
to New Jersey or not; several of the Newbury men did eventually settle
there, but at any rate, Jonathan was in Newbury on 30 December 1674 to
marry Sarah Moulton. She was a daughter of William Moulton
and Margaret Page.Some histories state that Jonathan had married shortly
before to a sister, Mary Moulton, but many people now believe that an
error had been made in the recording of the marriage since Mary Moulton is
recorded in the Moulton family as dying in 1664.
Sometime between
1684 and 1687, Jonathan moved to Haverhill, Massachusetts where he and
four of his children were captured by Indians in 1696. The Indians
took them to Penacook (Concord) New Hampshire, where they divided. One
group of Indians took the elder Jonathan and Thomas to Maine, where they
escaped. Mary, Jonathan and Joseph were taken to Canada and were sold to
the French. Mary was redeemed for one hundred pounds of tobacco carried up
on a hand sled, but her two brothers, Jonathan and Joseph remained in
Canada, married there, and became wealthy farmers. Jonathan and his
son, Thomas returned to Haverhill, but on February 22, 1698, Jonathan
Haynes was killed by the Indians.
The children of
Jonathan and Sarah are:
| 1 |
Margaret Haynes
(Mar 3, 1686 - Feb 10, 1753)
Married Thomas Kingsbury (1681-1751) on Nov
25, 1706
1. Elizabeth Kingsbury |
| 2 |
Hannah Haynes
(Abt. 1678 - )
Married
John Heath on Dec 16, 1697
1. Bartholomew Heath (Abt. 1710
- ) |
| 3 |
Sarah Haynes
(Jan 19, 1681 - )
Married (1)
Thomas Kingsbury (1653-1720) on Jan 19, 1702
Married (2) William Corbett on Oct, 1721
Five years after the death of Jonathan Haynes, Haverhill records
give the marriage of his daughter Sarah, January 19, 1702/3, to
Thomas Kingsbury, Senior. She was his second wife. Eventually this
family, as did others from Haverhill, removed to Windham County,
Conn. and in Plainfield, when a distribution of town lands was being
made, "whereas through the Goodness of God Thomas Kingsbury is
returned from a Long Captivity and is now Providentially Cast
amongst us," there was deeded to him a tract of twenty acres lying
on the north side of the River Moosup. Among the twenty-seven
subscribers, "lawful proprietors of the land," was his elder
brother, James Kingsbury, who had been one of the early Plainfield
settlers. The deed was dated October 7, 1708 and approved in the
Town meeting the 2nd of December, 1708. It is not clear as to
whether the captivity had been before or after the marriage to Sarah
Haynes. Nearly twelve years later, Plainfield records give the
death of Thomas Kingsbury, June 11, 1720. His children by his first
wife had been killed in an Indian raid in Haverhill in March 1696/7,
and there were no children of the second marriage. In his will he
left all the land and building where I now dwell to his beloved
Cozen Thomas Kingsbury, who was his nephew and his wife's
brother-in-law, married to her sister Margaret Haynes in Haverhill,
November 25, 1706. Also named in the will is Cousin Bartholomew who
lives with me and to continue to live with my wife. This was his
wife's nephew, the ten-year-old son of her sister Hannah Haynes and
John Heath, who had been married in Haverhill December 16, 1697, two
months before Jonathan Haynes was killed. The widow, Sarah
(Haynes) Kingsbury, married, as his second wife, William Corbett.
First Church records of Lebanon, Conn. show that Sarah Corbett was
admitted to the church October 29, 1721.
Source: "New England
Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus, p 87" |
| 4 |
Thomas Haynes
(May 14, 1680 - Dec 6, 1771)
Married Hannah
Harriman (1677-1761) on Dec 22, 1703
1. Lydia Haynes (Aug 7, 1705 -
)
Married John Merrill (1696-) abt. 1723
2. Hannah Haynes (Mar 22,
1706/7 - )
Married John Webster
3. Mehitable Haynes (Jan 22,
1708/9 - )
Married John Dow
4. Sarah Haynes (Jan 9, 1710/11
- )
Married John Johnson
5. Jonathan Haynes (Apr 25,
1712 - )
Married (1) Elizabeth Kingsbury on
Sep 26, 1734
1.
Thomas Haynes
(Jul 23,
1735 - Nov 26, 1789)
Married Miriam Marsh on Nov 3, 1762 - 8 children
2.
Margaret Haynes
3.
Elizabeth Haynes
Married (2) Ruth Page
on Apr 1742 - 9 children
6. Joseph Haynes (Jan 25,
1715/16 - Dec 26, 1801)
Married (1) Elizabeth Clements on
Aug 1, 1734 - 12 children
1. Hannah Haynes
(Mar 27, 1735 - Mar 28, 1783)
2. Ephraim Haynes (Abt 1735 - )
3. Sarah Haynes (Oct 31, 1736 - )
4. David Haynes (Nov 27, 1738 - 1775)
5. Ammi Ruhamah Haynes (Aug 9, 1740 - Jan 26, 1822)
6. Joseph Haynes (Mar 25, 1743 - 1810)
7. Elizabeth Haynes (Jun 6, 1745 - Jul 23, 1747)
8. Elizabeth
Haynes (Mar
21, 1747/8 - Apr 16, 1836)
9. Lydia Haynes (Jan 3, 1750/1 - Jul 8, 1823)
10.
Thomas
Haynes (Mar 23, 1753 - Aug 20, 1753)
11. Thomas H. Haynes
(Jul 2, 1754 - Apr 18, 1817)
12. Stillborn
Haynes (Jan 29, 1756 - Jan 29, 1756)
Married (2) Mehitable Marsh
(1739-1826)
on Jun 27, 1756 - 12 children
1. Mary Haynes
(May 1, 1757 - May 11, 1837)
2.
Jonathan Haynes
(Apr 23, 1759 - Feb 26, 1833)
3. John Haynes (Apr 28, 1761 - Oct 31, 1803)
4. James Haynes (Jun 29, 1763 - Dec 12, 1812)
5. Robert Haynes (May 18, 1766 - Oct 27, 1812)
6. Tristram Haynes (Apr 1, 1769 - Oct 22, 1848)
7. Mehitabel Haynes (Jul 2, 1772 - Nov 24, 1852)
8. Warren B. Haynes
(Aug 10, 1775 - May 3, 1859)
9. Sarah Haynes (Nov 21, 1777 - Jan 10, 1842)
10. Moses Haynes
(Oct 21, 1780 - Apr 30, 1871)
11.
Anna
Haynes (Apr 29, 1783 - May 6, 1853)
12.
Guy
Haynes (Feb 5, 1786 - Mar 16, 1877)
7. Elizabeth Haynes (Feb 4,
1716/17 - ) |
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Jonathan Haynes
(Sep 3, 1684 - )
Jonathan Haynes was born on 3 Sep 1684 in
Newbury, Essex, MA. He was captured by Indians together with his
father Jonathan and three siblings during King William's War on 15
Aug 1696 in Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was taken brother Joseph and
sister Mary to Canada, where the three were sold to the French after
15 Aug 1696. He was found in Canada by family members many years
later, abt 1731, by which time he had married and forgotten how to
speak English. |
| 6 |
Mary Haynes
(See Below) |
| 7 |
Joseph Haynes
(1689 - )
Joseph Haynes was born in
1689 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts. He was captured by Indians
with father Jonathan and three siblings during King William's War on
15 Aug 1696 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts. He was taken with
siblings Joseph and Mary to Canada, where they were sold to the
French after 15 Aug 1696. He was found many years later having grown
up and married as a Frenchman & forgotten English before 1731 in
Canada. He resided in 1731 in Canada. |
| 8 |
Ruth Haynes
(Feb 17, 1691/2 - 1787)
Married John Corliss (1686-1766)
bef 1712
1. Joshua Corliss (Jan 19, 1733
- Jan 29, 1819)
Married (1) Abigail Marsh
Married (2) Molly Wells Colby
1.
Joshua Corliss
(1767-1846)
Married Betsy Noyes (1755-1822)
1. Osborne
Corliss
(1800-)
Married Phoebe True (1802-1846) |
| 9 |
Abigail Haynes
(1695 - ) |
| 10 |
Elizabeth Haynes
(Mar 12, 1696 - )
Married
Isaac Spaulding (1693-) on Feb 2,
1712 |
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