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parents of William Hay born in Richland County Ohio 1830

hayboat — 2013-04-13 18:29:15Z

Looking for parents and siblings of William Hay born Richland County Ohio. His mother's name was definitely EVA who was born in PA. Possible sister Elizabeth that married Robert Darling in Richland County Ohio about 1840.

Re: Hay Family from Bienville Parish, Louisiana

vannaleigh123 — 2013-04-08 21:38:59Z

Im Dale Hays Granddaughter, I would like to know more about the family can you help me?

Re: John Clarke Hay m. Euphemia Boyle

garrycolls — 2013-04-07 01:07:24Z

hi John Clarke Hay is the youngest brother of James Spain Hay my Great Great grandfather please contact me thank you

Shirley Hay Hughes - Lancaster, Ohio

Contribution — 2013-04-02 13:05:39Z

LANCASTER: Shirley A. Hughes, 77, of Lancaster, Ohio passed away Sunday, March 31, 2013 at the Fairfield Medical Center.

Shirley was the co-owner of Ye Olde Lancaster Flower Shop along with her mother and sister.

Shirley was the 1990 woman of the year for the American Business Women's Association which she was a member of, and along with her husband Eric Dean Hughes shared a love of horses and gardening.

She is survived by children; Lana (Jim) Cozzens, Debra Hughes Hoover, Michael D. (Ceclia) Hughes, Mark (Carla) Hughes, Marsha (Walter) Schobel, Steve (Tammy) Hughes and Jacqueline (David) Arey; numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, a sister Anna Hay, many aunts and uncles.

She was preceded by her husband Eric Dean Hughes (Feb. 7, 2013), and her parents Paul and Etta Hay.

Friends may call Wednesday from 4-7 P.M. at the Halteman-Fett & Dyer Funeral Home, Lancaster, Ohio followed by private services for the family.

The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 870 Michigan Avenue Columbus, OHIO 43215

Online condolences may be made at www.haltemanfettdyer.com

Published in the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette on April 2, 2013

Re: Algie Bayles "Al" HAY

joan43222 — 2013-03-25 10:55:41Z

Cannot pull up your response could you possibly email me at joan43222@aol.com? Thank you so much Joan

Richard Hay - Mary Rebecca Bigsby

richard_paquette_2 — 2013-03-24 19:13:21Z

Am looking for any informations on birth and death for both Richard and Rebecca. Am seeking Rebecca mysterious father.
Did Richard was born outside Canada? Is Rebecca was born in
the USA, if yes where?

Hay Sisters Lydia, Catyann, Mary, Nancy-Maria, Jane?

myspacethirdbase11 — 2013-03-21 21:46:27Z

I found an old Daguerreotype Ambrotype photo frame with a photo of 5 sisters. It has written in it
Nancy Maria Jane Catyann Lydia and Mary Hay Sisters

the writing is fuzzy..might say Nancy-Maria or Maria Jane?
Got the Mary, Catyann, Lydia, correct...but it's of 5 sisters, very old. early 1800's
would love to get this to someone.
found in Thrift store in Sacramento Calif, but it was with other photos of people named Ely of new York....

Re: Algie Bayles "Al" HAY

joannutwell48 — 2013-03-20 00:51:20Z

Hello,

Beem some years since we cooresponded but still looking for infor on my Father's people. Yes, he did marry Elizabeth Estelle. One of my daughters is now living in Evansville, Indiana and I am going to visit her soon. Where can I go to get more information. best to you Joan Hay Nutwell

Re: jimisonray

nancyhay195 — 2013-03-07 00:54:13Z

Adam Hay dob 1817 wife maria Elizabeth busch 1817.Germany
1850 census Hamilton Co Ohio
list children as Nancy, Philip, adam jr, Micheal.
1860 add Mary, Catherine, and Samuel.
1870 add Annie, Lena, and Peter.
moved to Bracken Co Ky
Adam died 1906 Eliz. died 1901 buried in Brooksville Ky

Jean Hay, William Byers, Agnes Hendry, Anne Byers, James Robertson

evequest — 2013-03-03 01:00:43Z

Hi, I am planning a trip to Cruden, Petershead and Aberdeen, Scotland later this year to follow up my quest to find out more about my ancestors.

Jean HAY (1790-1827) married William BYERS (1792-1847)who was the son of James BYERS and Agnes HENDRY (1763-1851.

Jean HAY and William BYERS were the parents of my ggg grandmother Anne BYERS who married James ROBERTSON (also from the area).

Can anyone provide any hints or info as to any links to their family trees to help me get my travel plans started...?

Any assistance would be much appreciated.

cheers
Merrin

Re: Andrew Hay of Chatham, New Brunswick

RonRobichaud70 — 2013-02-23 10:32:46Z

I can not access your tree but I believe that I can establish a link between your Hay family and the stone house in Chatahm. SEE INFORMATION BELOW SENT TO ME BY JEAN SMTH OF MONCTON

John C. Hay, Mildreds father was born in N.B.. c. 1857.. Emigrated to US in 1879.
Married his wife Anna G. c. 1888. (maiden name not known, b. Mass c 1861)
I don't know if there was a marriage or death cert which may have given John's parents names (or religion)
Didn't find a date of death for either John or wife Anna.
John was listed as a merchant in one census, and a tinsmith in another.

Had 6 children (2 died) before 1900.
Mildred and Cecile (twins) were born 1890. Neither married. Cecile d. 1988; Mildred d 1989/
Gordon b 1895, married; d 1989. if Gordon had children, they could all have passed on by now.
Alden b 1899; nm; d 1992. All lived in Derby, Vermont.

I couldn't find John C Hay in the 1861/1871 NB census.

More mysteries.
Jean

Re: Andrew Hay of Chatham, New Brunswick

lstaretorp — 2013-02-22 14:33:43Z

Hi,
Yes I think so although the names are so common, I often get bogged down! But I definitely have those names in my tree at that time period and place. Can you access my tree to check?
Let me know.
Best
Susan

Re: Andrew Hay of Chatham, New Brunswick

lstaretorp — 2013-02-22 14:28:05Z

Ronny,
I would be grateful for any information you might have to add blanks to my family tree. My great aunt Mildred spent a lot of time on the tree even traveling to Scotland, but there are gaps. I am carrying on- thank heavens for Ancestry.com!
My e-mail is speakingofsusan@gmail.com
Regards,
Susan

Re: Andrew Hay of Chatham, New Brunswick

RonRobichaud70 — 2013-02-22 01:16:12Z

Susan,
I have copies of letters sent to our local library by your relations Mildred and Alden Hay of Derby Vermont dated back to 1959 in which they were seeking informtion on the Hay Family of Chatham. Can you e mail me at ronnyr@nb.sympatico.ca and we will try and piece this together.
Ron Robichaud
Miramichi, Nb

Re: Hay Family - regarding Turnbull relatives - Jean Edgar Benitz

boris_gorelik67 — 2013-02-20 07:18:20Z

Thanks for your help!

Boris

Re: Hay Family - regarding Turnbull relatives - Jean Edgar Benitz

fo178 — 2013-02-10 22:51:14Z

Lady Bagnall may have had a child during the time she was married to
Alan Turnbull. I was told that the she made an arrangement with her
brother and his wife to take this child when Alan died in 1933. They
raised her but she clothed her, paid them a quarterly stipend until
Singapore fell and paid for riding skating etc. lessons plus nursery,
kindergarten and private school for 3 years. This all stopped when
Singapore fell. This all stopped when Singapore fell in '42 and there was some
abuse. She paid for the full wedding. Margaret Jardine Edgar - Madge Edgar was Lady Bagnall when she married John Bagnall I think in the fall of 1935 or
36. She also changed her first name to Lynn at that time (to change her luck).

Re: Hay Family - regarding Turnbull relatives

boris_gorelik67 — 2013-02-10 12:26:26Z

Thank you for the post about the Bagnalls.

Did Lady Bagnall have any children?

Re: Jesse Arrington Hay

kingsfourva — 2013-02-08 20:23:28Z

Bill,- now I know why these things take so long to resolve. Some people don't answer their mail for years. I am Robert Hay King, son of Bill and Nancy King of DC. I have dabbled in the family history on and off for years trying to put all the players in their proper places but do not claim to have nailed it all down with documentation. Jesse Hay (no middle name or initial) is not directly related to Jesse Arrington Hay at least in the generations I have followed.

Jesse Hay, born Aug 1803 in Baltimore married Roxanna Louisa Carrol on 29 Mar 1829. On their respective death certificates they both lived "all their life" in Baltimore and are burried in the Hay family plot in Louden Park Memorial Cemetary in Baltimore. In the same plot are John Carrol Hay and Sarah Keyser Hay (among many others). Of particular interest to you may be plots for (but probably not occupied) George Beman (died 16 Nov 1893) and Katie W. Beman(died 7 Jan 1898). They (I thiink) are burried nearby in a much smaller plot known as the Beman Hay Dodd plot.

I also grew up with the same family lore that we were related to or decended from "the Signer". The key figures here would be Roxana Louisa Carroll Hay and her mother "Elizabeth Carroll" who lived with Jesse and Roxanna and is burried in the Hay plot (supra). Elizabeth according to lore was the daughter of John Carroll, brother to the Signer. But it doesn't hold together.

This is a little long already, but feel free to write at rhayk@aol.com.

Hays who were members of St. Matthias Episcopal, Detroit, MI

ManifestDestiny — 2013-02-08 04:25:23Z

I am looking for information on a Hay family who attended or were members of St. Matthias Episcopal Church (on Grand River as West Grand Blvd. in Detroit, MI) around 1915.

Thanks ... Susan K. Atlanta, GA

Re: David Hay m. Winnifred Pope, SC

lynhensel — 2013-01-31 11:34:18Z

Do you have any information on this Mary Howell? We are trying to find out more info on an ancestor Joseph Hardy Howell or Joseph Hardee Howell and connect him to the Lower Richland Howells. The name Hardy is often connected with Howell as Hardy Hay was a witness to a will of a Howell.

Re: Eliza Hay

1_donaldmack — 2013-01-16 01:33:58Z

Several years ago I did some research on Peter Sorry, I found or was informed that Peter Sorry was also Pedro Sores, I do not recall finding any evidence of this, Do you have any evidence they are one and the same person, of is your information a hand me on as mine was?

Gilbert Hay - VA>NC>SC>West Florida>LA

pitkin49 — 2013-01-08 03:37:54Z

Anita, the Gilbert HAY of your query is my ancestor also. Gilbert's son, John, had a daughter, Rebecca, who married Zachariah MARTIN at Opolousas in 1815. They, Zach & Rebecca, are my GGG grandparents.

It was 1768 when Gilbert got in trouble with the Regulators in South Carolina and took off for British West Florida. The Regulators had captured some 'baddies' and turned them over to Gilbert, a minor government official, to hold for trial. Gilbert released the prisoners and was subsequently sued by the Regulators. He had posted bond for a friend in a similar incedent earlier and this suit required a substantial bond which Gilbert couldn't afford.

In Mobile, British West Florida Gilbert incurred debts to a pair of brothers for some slaves. He couldn't pay and left for New Orleans with the slaves and with the brothers in hot pursuit.

Re: Gilbert HAY in South Carolina

SylviaDees75 — 2013-01-08 02:34:48Z

I found this post and wonder if you might have come across info on Sion Holyfield.

"1817 Darlington SC - A descendent of Harris has sent me a copy of a SC will of a "Hayes" living in the Darlington District of SC and his will named one of his heirs as Sein Holeigfield (probably a son-in-law?) and named his son Gilbert Hayes and Sion Holleyfield as the executors of his will."

I am wondering about the connection between Gilbet Hayes and Sion Holyfield. Sion named my ancestor Gilbert; and another son Hays.

Maybe Sion was married to a Hayes? Sion move to GA; then MS.

Any idea who Gilbert Hayes father was?

Thanks,

Sylvia

Re: Beatrice Hay < Texas family

evergreen112 — 2012-12-08 01:30:34Z

I have new news about my grandmother, Beatrice Hay Turner, She and my Grandfather were married in Port Arthur,Texas December 24th, 1927, Papa Turner was born in 1899, and my Grandmother in 1906.Papa was from Navasota, Tx, his father was a Barrister, (Attorney) and well respected in the community.

Re: William Hay /Isabella Wilson Hay

ThomasMastroianni2 — 2012-10-16 19:20:11Z

George,

We're related... look at my family tree under Mastroianni. I actually was at Isabella's gravesite in Westchester County, New York recently with my Mom, Claire Hay.

Tom Mastroianni

Alexander Hay 1846-1914 Wife, Judith Ann Mingee

ELHon — 2012-09-24 14:09:08Z

I spoke with 86 year old Opal Hay on Saturday to see what information she knew about Alexander. She told me that Henry Hay, Alexander & Judith's son was a great family historian. Henry Hay told her when she was a kid that the family was immigrating from Scotland approximately in 1850 to USA when their parents died on-board of the ship & they were buried at sea. At the time Alexander was 4 years old & he had a little brother that was 2 years old. They were taken in by a man & woman with an uncommon last name that Opal thinks was Diaply or something along that order as a foster family. The foster father was a mean-spirited man & quite mean to Alexander. So when Alexander was 16 years old he ran away from them & joined the army in Kentucky to serve in the Civil War. Alexander was wounded in the war. Judith collected his pension until her death. I am trying to find descendants of Alexander's brother. This is a unique story & it was probably passed down through the brother's family also.

Information about Barry D. Hay,,,,,,,

antoniocorvino — 2012-09-22 15:03:00Z

Greetings everyone,
My name's Antonio and i write from Italy. I'm searching info about a person called Barry D. Hay.I think that he was from Oakland,Ca. The reason why i search him is because this person worked out in the mid 60's and early 70s in a martial arts called jeet kune do with James Yimm Lee in his garage in Monticello Avenue.
Hope you can help me.
Ciao
Antonio

Re: Hay - Bixby

Suzannemartel1 — 2012-09-15 01:25:07Z

My great grandmother is Anna Hay wife of Oliver Martel their son Georges Martel married Marie Dupéré those were my grand parents.
My father Roland was their only son. Georges died at the early age of 31.

Anna parents were Valentin and Véronique Montreuil.
Her grand parents were RIchard and May Bixby

Would you have any other information or picture?

Hay descendents - Detroit, MI

ManifestDestiny — 2012-08-24 04:10:36Z

Does anyone have information on any Hay descendents from the Detroit area? I am still looking for information on a great-uncle. I have very little information to go on other than a name: George Hay and birth year: 1898. I know he was single and living in Detroit in 1916.

Re: Thomas Robert HAY

bbong_1 — 2012-08-22 21:12:03Z

thomas robert hay was my gggrandads sons child if that makes any sense to you i have their names if you need them..

George Hay-Detroit, MI -Birth abt 1898, Father of a daughter in 1916

ManifestDestiny — 2012-08-19 01:12:02Z

I am searching for any information on the father of my great Aunt, Marie Adelaide Hay. She was born in Detroit June of 1916 to mother Ruth E. LeBlanc (although she may have been going by the last name Kendrick as she was living with a foster family after she was orphaned at age 4) and father George Hay, both 18 and living in Detroit. This information was obtained from Marie's baptismal certificate dated December of 1916, from St. Matthias Episcopal Church located on Grand River at W. Grand Blvd. in Detroit. Marie's baptism was witnessed by Perce and Walter Laing who also lived in Detroit lived on Linwood Ave. In 1922, it appears that Marie and her brother, Gerald Juen, were adopted by Ruth's 2nd husband, Lowell Dewey Dey, thereby changing Marie's surname from Hay to Dey (and her brother's from Gerald Juen to Dey). George Hay was never married to Ruth LeBlanc/Kendrick but the baptismal certificate indicates that George was born in the state of Michigan. I have successfully located quite a bit of information on the life of Ruth LeBlanc/Kendrick after 1916 but none on her paramour and father of her eldest child. A notation in my Aunt's personal effects (found after her death) references 'street-cars' in association with her father George Hay.

Perhaps some of this information will spark a collaborative connection with and Ancestry member(s). If so, I would love to receive a reply!

Regards -
'Manifest-Destiny', Atlanta, GA

Re: Milton HAY

scwickes — 2012-08-13 19:42:45Z

I've been lead to believe that John Milton Hay was of Scottish ancestry...but I'm finding it hard to identify how, when, etc. Any ideas/thoughts would be very helpful.

Thanks
Schuyler

Re: LEWIS HAY & MARGARET WATSON

melita_w1 — 2012-07-18 07:37:09Z

Hi, after much research who are the REAL parents of lewis hay?? b. 1710 scotland (married margaret watson) Many say willam hay and grissell fletcher while others say john hay and grissel fletcher....blah blah. Was wondering if you had a theory or evidence that confirms/unconfirms these? thanks in advance for any help.

Re: Jesse Arrington Hay

Ebeman1 — 2012-07-12 04:13:35Z

Hello...We are cousins but I havent met you...I am Hay Ransom Beman's grand-daughter..Jesse Hay's middle name on directory and census is "r"; Jesse junior's middle name is Reuben so.....Based on others in the family I am sure I have the correct "Hay"; I was only able to trace to his father John and his mother Barbary Meyer..purhaps you could peruse my Beman tree; I got quite far with the Keyser side...nice to "meet" you!!

Andrew Aitchison Hay born 18 Aug 1884 in Chorlton, Lancs

Tivertonmama — 2012-06-27 05:44:59Z

Looking for anyone who has connection to Andrew Aitchison Hay, son of William Gullen Hay and Alice (nee Rostron)

Re: LEWIS HAY & MARGARET WATSON

suzannemwilson1 — 2012-06-23 23:58:27Z

Hello .. I am afraid I can give you no more info other than you have. Would dearly love to know more myself. I keep looking and will pass on anything that I find.
Kind regards
Suzanne

Samuel Harrison Hay

tprause — 2012-06-23 23:50:59Z

Looking for information regarding his years in major or minor league baseball. Would have played between 1900 to 1920.

Re: LEWIS HAY & MARGARET WATSON

tprause — 2012-06-23 23:41:01Z

I am also a member of this family if you need any more help.

Re: jimisonray

jimison22 — 2012-06-23 12:57:25Z

This is the same ones I have, they are my people. TY for your time and info. Nancy

Re: Timothy HAY/Mary DALY

reb_gauthier — 2012-06-19 15:48:01Z

Hi,

My name is Rebecca Gauthier
I know you've wrote this a while ago, but I'm doing my family tree and my g-grand-mother's name was May Hayes, her father was Jean-Baptiste (johnny) Hayes, his father was Desithé (Ducan) Hay, his father was John Frederick Hay and his father Richard Hay, his mother was Mary Rebecca Bixbi. I am also looking for Richard's ancestor and I would like to know if you found anything?

Thank you,
Rebecca

Re: William H. Hay, Canadian in Maine Infantry, Civil War

adodgen7 — 2012-06-07 00:53:47Z

Hello,I don't know if you found the information you were looking for but I found a Thomas W. Hay in the Georgia Records for the Civil War.I just found a picture of my gggrandfather Tom Hay, His wife was Elizabeth (Lizzie) Harris Hay. His father was George W Hay. He was in the civil war and I work for the GA Department of Veterans Service & found out we have a Registry of people that were in the Civil War if they were born in GA.There is a Thomas W. Hay listed there. I was curious if this was my gggrandfather, but really I am still not sure if it is.
It said he was a Private July 20, 1861. Died in Virginia. The regement information is MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY E, 16TH REGIMENT GEORGIA VOLUNTEER VIRGINIA ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA C.S.A. HABERSHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA ("COBB INFANTRY"). There was a George S Hay that is also listed in the Civil War Records as well. I don't know if this is the George Hay you need or not.My grandmother is Mrs Hattie Beffie Hay Cook born Feb 18, 1920. She was the daughter of William Wilburn Hay 1880-1960 & Harriett Cates Hay 1881-1985. She had several sisters & one brother who passed away shortly after birth.

Re: HAY, McQUESTION - Jamaica 1700s

1_purrobson — 2012-06-05 21:42:50Z

Hi
I am a descendant of Adam McQuestion whose parents were one of the first European settlers in Jamaica He married a Katherine Fletcher in the 1690ies (date I have) and had two sons John a Trimity College trained Doctor and Thomas a Doctor Plantation owwner as all three were Justice of the Peace and Magistrate.
I have met the name before in my records but do not know a definate relationship as yet unleess Thomass mother was born a Hay. Research goes on Peter Robson purrobson@gmail.com

Re: Jesse Arrington Hay

Annhelen7 — 2012-06-01 20:13:03Z

I have a Georgia Magazine, issue August-Sept. 1965, with the Bartlett "What's Your Family Line?" which covers this Hay family from its ancient origins,on down through William Hay who married Mary Howard and moved to SC, and on down. Amazing Royal line. I have it listed on ebay, would rather see a descendant get this since I too, am a genealogist and appreciate such information.

Re: LEWIS HAY & MARGARET WATSON

suzannemwilson1 — 2012-05-28 07:23:12Z

Hello and what a welcome email. Yes please would love to have your help. My home email address is suzannemwilson@bigpond.com will wait patiently to hear from you. Kind regards Suzanne

Re: LEWIS HAY & MARGARET WATSON

melita_w1 — 2012-05-28 07:05:53Z

Hi. I realise that you sent out this post a view years ago, but do you still need help, as I have the same hay members in my tree?

Re: James Hay in Lawrence Co., Ky.

brittonfaith — 2012-05-26 05:38:59Z

1850 Census shows James and Elizabeth at Flat Gap. Where is this from Mazie? I just moved to Lawrence Co OHIO and would like to visit the area my mom's side of the family came from.

My line is James Hay>George W.(m.Lettie Skaggs)>Elizabeth (m. Samuel Johnson)>Letty A Johnson(m.Roscoe Collier).

Have any of you been able to verify parents for Samuel Johnson? Were they James & "L" Johnson? If so, who were James Johnson's parents? What does the L initial for his wife stand for? He is my brick wall.

Re: Hay family of Cruden Bay Scotland

1_mduncan1 — 2012-05-19 13:37:54Z

I have a Janet Hay born c1830 Cruden married to a William Bruce

Feodore Hay

yt2u22 — 2012-05-08 17:28:01Z

Sad to report her first son Frederick York Clark Wight died last week aged 84.

Patrick (Peter) Hay of Charlestown and later Stoneham, Mass

violettastarr — 2012-04-20 21:07:43Z

I am looking for some more info on the family of Patrick, also called Peter, Hay of Charlestown and later Stoneham, Massachusetts. Per his gravestone record in Stoneham's vital records, he died "Apr. 1, 1748, in his 91st y.", so he was born about 1658.

Per the History of Stoneham by William Stevens, he had 4 wives - I can find records of 1) Mary Kibbee, whom he married in 1685. She died in 1694. 2) Sarah, with whom he had children in 1696 and 1699, - no marriage recorded. She died in 1729. 3) Susannah Davis, no children recorded and no marriage recorded, but her estate was settled in Middlesex County in 1734. and 4) Ruth Pierce whom he married in 1742. She survived him.

I am most interested in finding the maiden name of his 2nd wife Sarah. I found a report in the Boston Evening Transcript, Sep 8, 1902 p. 12 (available on-line at Google News Archives) where W.F.B. (I assume this is Wilton F. Bucknam, who compiled the genealogies of most of Stoneham's founding families) states that Sarah's maiden name was BARRETT, but he gives no source for this information.

Does anyone have any clue where he could have gotten this info?

Thanks,

A Hay descendant

Hay Family in Kent 1920's/1930's

LynnFishenden31 — 2012-04-13 15:53:20Z

Hi,
I'm looking for any info on Major Charles Ogilvy Hay b1881 in India, he was married to Marjory Somerville Hay. His mother and father were Louisa Miller b1863 and Henry Hay b1849. Henry's father and mother were Charles Hay and Jessie Bruce. With best regards Lynn