Notes:
Moved the family from NC to Maury Co, TN in 1806 when Enoch Sr. was six years old.
From the book of James d. Cook, page 202.
Joseph Haynes fought the British in North Carolina along with his brothers, James & John. He came with his family to Rowan county, N.C. in 1752, from Dauphin Co, PA. The part of Rowan Co, were they settled was formed into Iredell Co, in 1788. In about 1806, Joseph with others of the family removed to Maury Co, Tennessee, where he lived the rest of his life.
The Daughters of the Americal Revolution Patriot Index, pg 316,
Copywrited 1967, confirms Joseph`s date of birth, date of death, but does not indicated his wife. He was a Private from North Carolina.
Affidavit and application for veterns benefits - Revolutionary Claim, under an Act of Congress, 7 June 1832. Affidavit, dated 11 Sept. 1832, summerizes his service as a volunteer from 1775 to 1781. He served five,
three month enlistments and one, six month enlistment, all of which were in and around Rowan, and Mecklenburg, counties, and as far away as Fayetteville, North Carolina. During this service he saw action twice.
The affidavit was provided by the National Archives, Washington D.C. Apparently, the claim was granted.
The Affidavit confirms the fact that Joseph Hayns moved from North Carolina in 1805 or 1806, and settled in Maury County, Tennessee. The Affidavit was written by a Court Clerk, and Joseph`s signature was with an "X", so this would suggest that he may have been illiterate.
Federal Census, 1790, North Carolina, Salisbury District, Iredell County; General Index to A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Service, 1840, pg155;
Manuscript of Mary and Kenneth Haynes, Bakersfield, CA
November 1994
Contributed by Paulette Haynes, Anderson, IN
Will of Joseph Haynes, dated 27 July 1844, bequeathed all of his property to Jane (Haynes) and Prudence Haynes (Kennedy).
Obituary Notice of Joseph Haynes, written by Melvin Andrews Haynes, Banner of Peace and Cumberland Presbyterian Advocate, Vol 4 #9, Friday, June 20, 1845.
Affidavit of James G. Harris, 3 January 1859, swore he knew Joseph Haynes, that he was a revolutionary pensioner, and died 3 June 1845.
Joseph`s daughters Prudence Kennedy and Jane Haynes live in Independence County, Arkansas, and moved there in 1852.
Affidavit of W.S. Leonard, swore essentially the same as James G. Harris, dated 3 January 1859. The information does not disclose why the affidavits were necessary.
Eliza S. Morrison Memorandom, no date. Eliza S. Morrison was the daughter of William Hays Morrision and Mary Haynes (1779-1816). The Memorandom lists Ann (Huggins) Haynes, DOB as October 1727; Joseph Haynes as December 18, 1751. It also lists all of Joseph`s childred and their dates of birth.
WIFE - Eleanor "Nellie" SLOAN
1820 Federal Census, living with husband, (female 45+), age 63, Maury Co, TN, pg 48.
MS of Paulette Haynes, Anderson, Indiana. John Sloan of Coddle Creek, Rowan County, North Carolina. Eleanor Sloan`s birthdate was written in the Eliza Morrison Memorandum (often called the Joseph Haynes Bible Record). Eliza was a grandaughter of Eleanor and Joseph Haynes.
CHILD 1 - Ann HAYNES
CHILD 2 - Mary HAYNES
CHILD 3 - Sarah HAYNES
CHILD 4 - James HAYNES
CHILD 5 - John Sloan HAYNES
CHILD 6 - Joseph HAYNES, Jr
CHILD 7 - Robert HAYNES
CHILD 8 - Eleanor HAYNES
CHILD 9 - Jane HAYNES
1820 Federal Census, living with parents, age 27, (female 25-44)
CHILD 10 - Prudence HAYNES
June 18, 1994
1820 Federal Census, living with parents, age 23, (female 16-25)
CHILD 11 - Enoch Porter HAYNES
June 18, 1994
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