Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameMargaret _____ 
Birth Datebef 1868
Spouses
Birth Date6 Oct 1843
Birth PlaceMarshall County, Alabama
Death Date16 Nov 1913 Age: 70
Death PlaceSan Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Burial PlaceSan Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, Terrell Cemetery
Family ID3315
Notes for Margaret _____
Christopher Columbus Haynes had 8 children with his first wife Margaret.
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Notes for Christopher Columbus (Spouse 1)
Father: Henry Haynes, born in North Carolina.
Mother: Virginia Rose, born in North Carolina.
Spouse: Margaret
Children: Jamie, Henry, Annie, Minnie, Baron, Gean, Willard, Blanche.
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1850: Living in District 22, Marshall, Alabama with parents and siblings.
1860: Living in Lavaca, Lavaca, Texas with parents and step siblings.
1870: Living in Lavaca County, Texas with spouse and two children.
1880: Living in Precinct 4, Lavaca, Texas with spouse and six children.
1900: Living in Precinct 5, Jackson, Texas with married daughter's family.
1910: Living in Precinct 5, Jackson, Texas with married daughter's family.
On Find A Grave.
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Different researchers have Christopher Columbus Haynes as listed above or Rev. John Hanes as mentioned below.
Her second marriage was to a Rev. John Hanes who joined a wagon train going West where he hoped to establish a home and return for his family. Indians attacked the train, massacred the people and burned the wagons. A second daughter was born to Nancy Mathilda.82
Mother: Virginia Rose, born in North Carolina.
Spouse: Margaret
Children: Jamie, Henry, Annie, Minnie, Baron, Gean, Willard, Blanche.
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1850: Living in District 22, Marshall, Alabama with parents and siblings.
1860: Living in Lavaca, Lavaca, Texas with parents and step siblings.
1870: Living in Lavaca County, Texas with spouse and two children.
1880: Living in Precinct 4, Lavaca, Texas with spouse and six children.
1900: Living in Precinct 5, Jackson, Texas with married daughter's family.
1910: Living in Precinct 5, Jackson, Texas with married daughter's family.
On Find A Grave.
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Different researchers have Christopher Columbus Haynes as listed above or Rev. John Hanes as mentioned below.
Her second marriage was to a Rev. John Hanes who joined a wagon train going West where he hoped to establish a home and return for his family. Indians attacked the train, massacred the people and burned the wagons. A second daughter was born to Nancy Mathilda.82