Jeremiah Fife Haggett and Abby Osborn
Husband Jeremiah Fife Haggett
Born: Sep 29, 1836 - Pembroke, NH Christened: Died: Oct 21, 1904 - Concord, NH Buried: - Head Cemetery, Hooksett, NH
Father: Benjamin Haggett Mother: Thirza Fife
Marriage:
Wife Abby Osborn
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
Children
General Notes: Wife - Abby Osborn
Stephen Haggett
Husband Stephen Haggett
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Marriage:
Wife
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
Children
1 M Benjamin Haggett
Born: May 9, 1805 - Pembroke, NH Christened: Died: Jun 19, 1880 - Pembroke, NH Buried: - Old North Cemetery, Pembroke, NHSpouse: Thirza Fife Marr: Dec 30, 1830 - Pembroke, NH
___ Haines and Gertie Q. Leavitt
Husband ___ Haines
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Marriage:
Wife Gertie Q. Leavitt
Born: Abt 1883 - Allenstown, NH Christened: Died: Mar 26, 1909 - Concord, NH Buried:
Father: Daniel F. Leavitt Mother: Mary E. Piper
Children
Langley and Abby A. Haines
Husband Langley
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Marriage:
Wife Abby A. Haines
Born: Abt 1845 - Chichester, NH Christened: Died: Mar 16, 1880 - Manchester, NH Buried:
Father: Reuben Haines Mother: Julia
Children
General Notes: Wife - Abby A. Haines
Place of birth and death from NHVR - Abby A. Langley
Thomas Weeks and Abigail Haines
Husband Thomas Weeks
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Marriage:
Wife Abigail Haines
Born: 1721 - Greenland, NH Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Samuel Haines Mother: Mehitable Crosby
Children
1 M Thomas Weeks
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
2 F Molly Weeks
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
3 M Joseph Weeks
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
Abner Haines and Sarah Weeks
Husband Abner Haines
Born: 1724 Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Matthias Haines Mother: Hannah Johnson
Marriage: Jul 27, 1746
Wife Sarah Weeks
Born: Christened: 1727 - Greenland, NH Died: Buried:
Father: Walter Weeks Mother: Comfort Weeks
Children
1 M Richard Haines
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Prudence Brackett Marr: May 25, 1774 - Rye, NH
Arthur Oliver Haines and Elsie Jennie Potter
Husband Arthur Oliver Haines
Born: May 27, 1856 - Chester, NH Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Oliver Smith Haines Mother: Lydia Lang
Marriage:
Wife Elsie Jennie Potter
Born: Jul 4, 1861 - Epsom, NH Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: David L. Potter Mother: Elsie Glidden Nute
Other Spouse: Warren M. Trussell - Jul 3, 1877 - Epsom, NH
Children
General Notes: Wife - Elsie Jennie Potter
Asa Donahue Haines and Jennie P. Jenkins
Husband Asa Donahue Haines
Born: Feb 1851 - Chichester, NH Christened: Died: May 17, 1885 - Concord, NH Buried:
Father: Malachi Haines Mother: Sally Kelley
Marriage:
Wife Jennie P. Jenkins
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
Children
Benjamin Haines and Deborah Langmaid
Husband Benjamin Haines
Born: Bef Feb 24, 1765 - North Hampton, NH Christened: Died: Feb 22, 1844 Buried: - Center Cemetery, Conneaut, Ashtabula County, Ohio
Father: Thomas Haines Mother: Deborah Lamprey
Marriage: Feb 25, 1791 - Epsom, NH
Wife Deborah Langmaid
Born: Aug 21, 1771 179 Christened: Died: Oct 24, 1835 - Quebec, Canada Buried:
Father: John Langmaid Mother: Hannah Edmunds
Children
1 M Reuben Haines
Born: Abt 1792 Christened: Died: Abt 1850 - Milford, Oakland County, Michigan Buried:Spouse: Mary Cole Marr: Jun 8, 1819 - Hatley Twp., Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada
2 F Sarah Haines
Born: Abt 1796 - Stanstead, PQ, Canada Christened: Died: May 17, 1857 Buried: - Cassville Cemetery, Stanstead, Quebec, CanadaSpouse: Jacob Taylor
3 M Benjamin Haines
Born: Christened: Died: Abt 1850 - Ashtabula County, Ohio Buried:Spouse: Nancy Wallace Marr: Sep 27, 1821 - Hatley, Stanstead County, Canada
4 F Martha "Patty" Haines
AKA: Patty, Patty Born: Abt 1807 - Stanstead, PQ, Canada Christened: Died: Jan 10, 1869 - Martinville, Cemetery, Compton County, Quebec, Canada Buried: - Martinville Cemetery, Compton County, Quebec, CanadaSpouse: John True Cass Marr: Jul 12, 1826 - Hatley Twp., Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada
General Notes: Husband - Benjamin Haines
Birth date and attachment to this family from an IGI file, and is suspect. however, the family ties to Chichester give this credence. It would also allow for a birth record, mistakenly given as in Chichester for a Sally Haines born Nov. 4, 1763
1790 US Census, Chichester (Benjn Hanes)
1 male 16 and over
1 female
Probably removed to Stanstead, Canada
I am speculating this couple emigrated to Stanstead County, Quebec. (as did DEBORAH's brother JOHN LANGMAID)
Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
Name: Deborah Haines, wife of BENJAMIN HAINES, yeoman, died 24 Oct 1835
Event Year: 1835
Event: Enterrement (Burial)
Religion: Methodist
Place of Worship or Institution: Stanstead (Methodist Church)
Province: Québec (Quebec)
One witness was: JACOB TAYLOR
IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America
BENJAMIN HAINES Male
Spouse: DEBORAH LANGMAID
Marriage: 25 FEB 1791 Marriage Index,,Misc, , , New Hampshire
Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record.
Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: M731496 1900 1001263
Index to marriages, early to 1900
Marriages - Epsom
YEAR Date Groom of (Residence) Bride of (Residence) Location Married by Source
1791 - February 25, 1791, Benja Hains, Deborah Langmaid, Chichester, Ebenezer Haseltine OTR
Extensive additional research on this and connecting families done by Jacqueline Sleeper Russell
Center Cemetery, Conneaut, Ashtabula County, Ohio
Name Birth Death Other Sharon Wick's Comments
HAINES, Benjamin None Given 22, Feb. 1844 AE 78 yrs. A Revolutionary soldier. Death date difficult to read. Old records say 1844, also.
General Notes: Wife - Deborah Langmaid
Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
Name: Deborah Haines, wife of BENJAMIN HAINES, yeoman, died 24 Oct 1835
Notes: Marriage
1791 - February 25, 1791, Benja Hains, Deborah Langmaid, Chichester, Ebenezer Haseltine from Old Town Records
Benjamin Haines and Nancy Wallace
Husband Benjamin Haines
Born: Christened: Died: Abt 1850 - Ashtabula County, Ohio Buried:
Father: Benjamin Haines Mother: Deborah Langmaid
Marriage: Sep 27, 1821 - Hatley, Stanstead County, Canada
Wife Nancy Wallace
Born: Abt 1804 Christened: Died: Mar 4, 1848 - Ashtabula County, Ohio Buried:
Father: James Wallace Mother: Nancy Rand
Children
1 M James Wallace Haines
Born: Aug 1, 1826 - Stanstead, PQ, Canada Christened: Died: Oct 12, 1900 - Genoa, Nevada Buried:Spouse: Cornelia Frances Luce Marr: Dec 18, 1851 - Ashtabula County, OhioSpouse: E.M. Unknown Marr: Bef 1862Spouse: Rosa Emma Caples Marr: Nov 27, 1874
2 F Hannah Haines
Born: - Stanstead, PQ, Canada Christened: Died: Buried: - Center Cemetery, Conneaut, Ashtabula County, OhioSpouse: L.L. Skinner
3 F Martha Haines
Born: Abt 1826 - Stanstead, PQ, Canada Christened: Died: Jan 2, 1852 - Conneaut, Ohio Buried:Spouse: Myron Eldridge Bemus Marr: Mar 12, 1843 - Conneaut, Ohio
General Notes: Husband - Benjamin Haines
History of Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming, 1540-1888
By Hubert Howe Bancroft, Frances Fuller Victor
excerpt: p. 288, 289 (bio - part of this article covers an invention of J. W. HAINES)
James W. Haines was born in Stanstead, Canada, near the Vermont line, on the 17th of Aug., 1826, his father being a Vermonter of English descent, and his grandfather a revolutionary soldier.
In 1833 they left Canada for Ashtabula county, Ohio, where they lived upon a farm. When he was 20 years of age he began to follow the lakes, and remained in that service for about three years, when news of the gold found in Cal. brought him to this coast with a company from Ohio.
After a brief experience of mining he opened a restaurant in Sac., and made considerable money; went into merchandising with Z. Lake, also from Ohio, and later with A. J. Webster. During the squatter riots he was on the squatter side of the quarrel, and was arrested and sent to the prison brig, but was soon released. Having made about §20,000, he returned home and married, but on revisiting Cal found times somewhat changed.
Cholera carried off his wife and numerous friends in 1852. His partner sold out to him and he took another.
In 1854, during the excitement caused by the know-nothing party in politics, he was elected marshal of Sac. by that party.
In 1857 he purchased an interest in a hay raucho of 8,000 acres, bis partner being Alonzo Cheaney.
ln 1859 he sold his store and again visited the east. On returning he found great excitement prevailing concerning silver, and everybody going to Nevada. He followed with fat cattle and sheep for the minors, and through this business became interested in the young state, finally purchasing a rancho of 800 acres in what is now Douglas co.
He was elected a member of the first and second constitutional conventions.
In 1870 he was elected to the state senate, and was chosen presidential elector for Grant. He was also appointed by Grant to receive the C. P. railroad on its completion, together with W. T. Sherman of S. F. and F. A. Tritle of Nevada.
Gov. Bradley appointed him commissioner to the centennial exposition at Phila, and he was a second time elected to the state senate.
His influence has always been used in securing the best interests of the people of Nevada. A man of strong individuality and great activity. His landed interests in Nevada and California are large.
Notes: Marriage
Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
Name: Benjamin Haines
Spouse: Nancy Wallace
Event Year: 1821
Event: Mariage (Marriage)
Religion: Church of England
Place of Worship or Institution: Hatley (Church of England)
Province: Québec (Quebec)
(married 27 Sep 1821)
BENJAMIN HAINES, bachelor, farmer, major age
& NANCY WALLACE, spinster, minor age
both of Stanstead married in presence of his brother and her brother
(all signed) THOMAS JOHNSON, Minister
BENJAMIN HAINES
NANCY WALLACE
REUBEN HAINES
SIMON WALLACE
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