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Re: WHITLEY CO., KY DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM HAYS & SUSANAH LAY

babscook — 2012-05-19 17:38:05Z

Hi Lorrie,
Thanks for posting. I'm always happy to hear from Whitley Co/ Hays/Hayse, etc. descendants. You make the 9th "cousin" to join the Tree. Please e-mail me your e-mail address to babscookatcomcastdotnet, and I'll ask Ancestry to send you an invitation to join with "editor" status. Then you will be able to scan and upload pics., docs., stories, etc., and to continue to update your own branch.
When I first "did" this family, I entered just the "bare bones" info. on what I found. Lately, I've been working my was back through, trying to fill in missing pieces which have come on-line in the last 2 or 3 years. It's slow-going, since the families are huge, but I've made it to the 2nd gen. with the first marriage into the Cornelius family. Need all the help I can get!
Re: WILLIAM & SUSANNAH'S PARENTS, ETC. There are many files out there that take them back much farther, but I choose to limit myself to tracing descendants using on-line proofs, censuses, etc. Maybe someday a "cousin" will do the hard research to get back to the "crossing" ancestors. I also have a little, secret hope to then be able to tie the Whitely people to my own Hays/Hayes "line" dead-ended with William B. (Bailey) Hays, b. 1802, NC & d. 1888, Parker Co., TX!
Please send you e-mail address,& We'll get you on the Tree.
Barbara Hays Cook
2939 25th St.
Sacramento, CA 95818
916 456-6097

Re: WHITLEY CO., KY DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM HAYS & SUSANAH LAY

hayes555pm — 2012-05-19 02:29:01Z

Barbara, thank you for your wonderful work on our family tree! Wm and Susannah are my 5th great grandparents, and I would love to learn more about them and, especially, who their parents and grandparents were, as I've hit a bit of a wall. I live just 3 hours north of the McCreary/Whitley County areas and visit as much as I can (usually once a year), to pay respects to numerous grave sites, churches, and old homesteads. I'd be more than happy to share photos and other info with you. I have lots of material and may be able to get more if there is something else you'd like help securing. I'd love to hear from you.

Lorrie Hayes,
Cincinnati

Re: Possible Family Connection

Royhayesinc — 2012-05-19 00:57:42Z

we have possible connections as lawson hays was my great grandfather's father by one of his slaves mary riley.

Re: Beistel

sipsyw — 2012-05-10 14:39:09Z

Hello, Deborah,
My name is Priscilla Wilt and I am the granddaughter of Rev. Franklin Smith Beistel. I just noticed all the photos you uploaded of Clara and John Perkey. I'd like to make contact with you. Priscilla

Re: Adam Hays in PA, IL, IA 1800s

eechain — 2012-04-25 04:07:46Z

Hi, Darrel: I remember your Dad, most recently at Sherrill Shirbroun's funeral. Please email me at eechain@msn.com

Elizabeth Chain

Re: Adam Hays in PA, IL, IA 1800s

ddhayes — 2012-04-24 14:32:49Z

I am desended from Joy D Hayes>Leonard L Hayes>George W Hayes>Stephen T Hays (Hayes)>Adam John Hayes (1807-1885). From Ancestry.com it appears the father of Adam Hayes was Patrick Hays (1777-1856). His father was Robert Hays (1732-1808) and His father was Patrick Hays (1705-1790). Previous to that, I have found no record.
It appears One of my ancestors was of the same tree that relates me to the Hundley family also.
My grandfather - Leonard Leroy Hayes - was a brother to Clofford Oscar Hayes.

J C and Jane Hayes

annaedla1 — 2012-04-19 02:55:46Z

Does anyone know if he may have been a Dr on an Indian Reservation in Kansas? Edwards? Clark County perhaps? Daughter Edna born 1892.

Do not know what the initials stood for. He would have been born around 1859? to ----

No birth record for Edna. May have been born on a wagon trail??

Thanks!

John Russell Hays (1814 - 1892)

jakechays — 2012-04-07 06:53:59Z

Hi, I am working on my family's genealogy (I'm still new) and, for now, I am the direct descendent of John Russell Hays from Tennessee married to Margaret Amanda Fite.

Do you guys know more info about John Russell Hays father, siblings and etc? Thanks in advance
jakechays@yahoo.com

Re: HAYS IN PA, NC, TN

curtisandsissy — 2012-04-04 17:46:14Z

I don't know if this is the Lewis Hays you are looking for but here is information on Lewis Hays from History & Families Knott County, Kentucky 1884-1994:

Lewis Hays was Knott County's first County Court Clerk and Circuit Court Clerk. He was nicknamed "Redheaded Lewis" obviously because of his shock of very red hair.

Lewis Hays was born 29 July 1851 to Rachel (Sizemore) and Anderson Hays. Rachel was the daughter of Golden Hawk Sizemore.

Anderson received a commission in the Confederate Army and after the war was over, he returned to Buckhorn from whence he moved his family to Hays Branch near Hindman. Anderson and his son, Lewis, built a water mill there for grinding corn into meal. Lewis was also a justice of the peace and later became postmaster.

Lewis married Margaret , daughter of Solomon Everage, at their home on Christmas Day in 1873. Elder Sam Combs performed the ceremony and Ben Ingle and Sarah Tate were the witnesses.

Lewis and Margaret were the parents of five children: (1) the eldest Lucinda, married a prominent educator Professor George Clarke; (2) their son Doug Hays was married to Lula Martin of Vest; (3) Alexander Sidney, joined the army at a young age and served on the Mexican border, in the Philippines and in China during the Boxer Rebellion; (4) John married Ellen Gayheart of Knott County and (5) Rachel Elizabeth, married Sam Stidham of Breathitt County. There were 22 grandchildren in the Lewis "set".

After his marriage, Lewis began dealing in livestock and had the first general store in Hindman. He and his son, Doug were in the logging business when he died on 8 November 1917. Margaret lived until 20 April 1931. Both are buried in the Hays Cemetery in Hindman.

Re: HAYS IN PA, NC, TN

curtisandsissy — 2012-04-04 16:00:20Z

I have a Lewis Hays in Virginia. Here is a quote from my website curtisnsissy.tripod.com

"JOHN JR.4 HAYS (JOHN3 HAY, GEORGE2, ALEXANDER1) was born Abt. 1735 in prob. Pitt Co. North Carolina, and died in Montgomery Co. Va. or Floyd Co., KY (see notes).

Notes for JOHN JR. HAYS:

John Hays, John Jr. Hays, Charles Hays, Lewis Hays, and Luke Hays were all property owners and had property listed on the 1782 tax list in Montgomery County Virginia

Left Montgomery County VA, with George "Of All" Sizemore in 1787 for KY"

Also Lewis Hays was a brother to my great grandfather John W. Hays from my website as well:

Children of ANDERSON HAYS and RACHEL SIZEMORE are:

7. i. JOHN WESLEY7 HAYS, b. 29 Jan 1855, Lackey, Kentucky; d. 03 Mar 1936, Hindman, Kentucky.

ii. JAMES HAYS.

iii. ELIZABETH HAYS.

iv. GEORGE HAYS.

v. LEWIS HAYS.

vi. LIBERTY HAYS.

vii. NELSON HAYS.

viii. DAVID HAYS.

ix. ANDERSON JR. HAYS.

x. ALETHA.
For some reason I do not have Lewis Hays' birthday on here but I can look it up if this is the Lewis Hays you are looking for.

Re: HAYS IN PA, NC, TN

juslilloleme — 2012-04-04 14:20:03Z

I am searching for information on Lewis Hays (b. 1881) and his ancestors. My Lewis Hays is me great-grand father.

I would appreciate any help you can provide.

Thanks! :)

Henry Hays in Gibson County Tenn, 1826

pattonline — 2012-04-03 02:28:12Z

Believe that John Bowen Hays was the son of Henry. He received land from Henry and was executor of his estate. Nancy and Margaret Hays purchased items at the estate sale of Henry. Believe Nancy was his widow and moved to Shelby County with daughter-in-law Sarah M. Hays, wife of John Bowen Hays who died between 1844 and 1850. Nancy is listed in the 1850 Shelby County mortality schedule as being born in Virginia. Would like to find parents or siblings of Henry.

Re: Ebenezer Hays

haysjohnny — 2012-03-26 03:57:30Z

I too am looking for the link of Joseph Hays Sr. My earliest information is the tax roll for Capt Odom's company in 1786. both Joseph and Benjamin are listed. Do you have any further information.
Johnny

Re: Jacob Hays/Hayes Wythe Co. VA 1820-1830

markhays175 — 2012-03-22 17:57:49Z

I don't believe our lines of HAYS's are directly related; however, there appear to be many lines of HAYS that branch out from PA and VA in the early 1700s so maybe we are very distant cousins. Who knows?

I have seen many George Washington Hays's in the historical record hailing from different parts of the country at different times. There is even one that lived in Sonoma County in California at the same time as my family in the 1860s and 1870s. I have found no family relationship to that GW Hays however.

If you have an Ancestry.com membership, my family tree is open to the public.

I am confident in my information up to Jacob Hays who was born in Wythe Co, VA. in 1785 since this information comes directly from the family bible of my 3rd GGF, Samuel McCarty Hays. I have been working for a while without any luck to firmly establish Jacob's ancestors. There are family trees that indicate Jacob's parents are William Hays and Elizabeth Newport but I've not found anything in the historical record as sources for those facts. I've contacted every owner of the Ancestry.com family trees that list this relationship; the folks that have responded don't have the source reference.

Good Luck and Happy Hunting!

Re: Jacob Hays/Hayes Wythe Co. VA 1820-1830

imgramma42 — 2012-03-22 07:33:10Z

I wonder if you know anything about John Hays/Hayes b 1769 Harrison VA, US d abt 1870 Harrison VA, US married 17 or 18 Aug 1794 to Elizabeth McCullaugh two sons, Lewis Samuel and John J Hays/Hayes John J Hays b Maryland 1812, d ? presummed in MO married Nancy Creason 1856 they had 6 children, Almira, Martha, George Washington, Louisa B. and twins Winnie and Minnie. George Washington Hays/Hayes b 1863 MO d 1946 CA is my great grandfather and George's son John William Hays b 1886 is my grandfather.
He and my grandmother divorced in the mid to late 1920's and I have no further info regarding him.
Do any of these people match anything in your line(s)?
Thx
Sharon Hays Banta

Re: Jacob Hays/Hayes Wythe Co. VA 1820-1830

markhays175 — 2012-03-21 01:23:35Z

Hmm...This post is old but maybe the message will still get to you.

I believe I am related to the Jacob Hays (born 1785) that you found in the Wythe Co. VA census. Jacob married Rebecca McCarty. In addition to Sophia, they had a son named Samuel McCarty Hays. My unverified records also indicate they had a daughter by the name of Eleanor Elizabeth Hays and another son by the name of William Lysander Hays.

By 1840 Jacob and family had moved to Platte County, Missouri. He stayed in Missouri for the rest of his life and died in Brunswick, Chariton, Missouri on January 1, 1858. His wife, Rebecca Hays died in neighboring Carroll County Missouri on June 3rd 1864.

Samuel McCarty Hays is my 3rd Great grandfather and I have information on the life and times of Samuel and his descendants if you are interested.

I know my part of the family is also related to another Jacob Hays (born 1809 in Greene Co. TN) whose family migrated to Missouri and then to Sonoma and Yolo Counties in California. I'm not sure whether the younger Jacob and Samuel were brothers or whether the direct relationship was further up the family tree. This side of the HAYS family had several plots of land and were a well respected family in Woodland, Yolo, California.

Re: Nathanial & Priscilla W. ( Tomberlin ) Hays of McDonough Co. Ill.

wiunicorn56 — 2012-03-20 03:34:41Z

1880 Iowa census has Nathanial and Priscilla living with son James in Jefferson, Mahaska, Iowa.

Hope this helps you.

Re: Gen Alex. Hays

mjoe_bollig — 2012-03-11 18:18:57Z

Yes, Fort Hays and Hays, Kansas were named in honor of Gen. Alexander Hays, killed during the Battle of the Wilderness during the American Civil War.

John and Ann Hays married 1790 -1800

annemilner178 — 2012-03-06 21:31:42Z

Does anyone know anything about John and Ann Hays? They were possibly from Ireland and were printers in London. They had at least 6 children, Henry, Alfred born 1803, christened 1807 at St James Westminster, Edward, Mary Ann, Amelia and Elizabeth. John's will of 1819 and Ann's will of 1828 confirm the family.
thanks
Anne

Re: William Hays

KarenWhiteMulkey — 2012-03-05 01:14:23Z

He lived in Simpson County Mississippi.

Re: Hays of Monmouth County, New jersey

daba85 — 2012-03-04 21:43:18Z

Thank you for sharing

Re: What is the story about hayes and hays

IrieHays — 2012-03-04 18:11:47Z

My Hays line is from Manhattan & Brooklyn. It is misspelled as Hayes all over the place...including burial records and even my grandmothers baptism record! Back then, Helen Hayes was a very popular entertainer so people often spelled our name wrong. Even in my Gma's yearbook, instead of her name, Ellen Hays, they have her as Helen Hayes!

Re: Hays of Monmouth County, New jersey

IrieHays — 2012-03-04 17:48:50Z

My Grandmother's father was buried in Monmouth County. His name is John Ruth Hays and he moved there from Brooklyn around the 30s (1930s). I have no idea why he moved there when everyone in his family has ever lived in Manhattan and Brooklyn. He was with a woman named Duke so maybe she was from there.
Not your Hays, I'm sure, but thought I'd share :)

Re: William Hays

cwatter — 2012-03-04 01:27:31Z

Which county in Mississippi did your 4 gr grandfather live? My 3rd gr grandfather, John Hays bought land in Hinds Valley Creek in TN and later moved to Louisiana. His son, Parker, claims to have been born in South Carolina. Parker's oldest son, John, says he was born in Mississippi. The elder John's other son was named William, who was born in Louisiana. I wonder if they are related?

William Hays/Hayes b. 1795 NC or Tn d. 1835 Wayne Co TN

brostacey — 2012-03-03 01:49:27Z

The information I have is William Hays/Hayes was b. 1795 in NC or TN and d. 1835 Wayne Co Tn and buried in the Holt Cemetery. He m. Caroline Moppens/Maupins b. 1802 VA d. 1883 Wayne Co TN. They had children: a daughter b. 1820, John Marshall b. 1821, son b. 1823, Elizabeth b. 1825, Eliza b. 1826, Susan H. b. 1829, Penelope b. 1833, William Henry b. 1835. Who is the father of William?

George Washington Hays

leroyjusery — 2012-03-01 23:54:27Z

Person of interest is George Washington Hays b.1810 Wilcox Alabama, d.1885 Camden Arkansas. He had a son George Washington Hays (Jr.) in 1848 in Lafayette township, Arkanas next to Camden and appears to have lived there till he died in abt 1885. His son on the other hand moved off to Texas. Camden courthouse burned about 1875. I am headed to Camden, AR, March 8, 2012, to search records. I would really like to find grave sites and land records. Any suggestions?

Re: riddlesworths

CHRISM696 — 2012-02-25 09:55:05Z

Hi David

I am currently researching the Riddlesworths from Astbury for a friend. I wondered if you might be able to help me? Have you managed to find who Catherines parents were (mother of George b.1786)or her date of birth.
Any assistance would be appreciated. Many thanks Chris M

Re: John Woodrow Hays

JamesBradley — 2012-02-17 15:50:53Z

Here is where to get Veteran's Information on John W Hays at National Archives
Jim Bradley
You are viewing: › Category: Civil War
› Publication: Case Files of Approved Pension Applications of Civil War and Later Navy Veterans (Navy Survivors' Certificates), 1861-› Veteran Surname Starts With: H › Veteran Surname Starts With: Ha › Veteran Name (Certificate #): Hays, John W (#28535)
Content Source: The National Archives
Publication Number: M1469
Publication Title: Case Files of Approved Pension Applications of Civil War and Later Navy Veterans (Navy Survivors' Certificates), Content Source: NARA
National Archives Catalog
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National Archives Catalog
Title:
Case Files of Approved Pension Applications of Civil War and Later Navy Veterans, compiled ca. 1861 - 1910
Record Group: 15
Date: 1861-1910
Short Description: NARA M1469. These files document the name, age, residence, date and place of birth of Navy veterans submitted 1910.
Veteran Surname: Hays
Veteran Given Name: John W
Certificate Number: 28535
Fiche Number: 27778
Card Number: 1 of 1
Veteran Surname Starts
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HAYS Vallie Mae 1903 1983

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-02-11 18:02:37Z

HAYS Vallie Mae 1903 1983

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Re: John Woodrow Hays

JamesBradley — 2012-02-08 17:19:38Z

By way of FYI, we recently did some research for a Betty Adams (I think her husband's name was Paul) on John W. Hays. We sent her a whole sheaf of paper about one week ago now. John W. Hays was a Civil War Veteran having served as an Ordinary Seaman in the U.S. Navy and served aboard the USS Prairie Bird. (Google this name and find it's history.) He took sick with Rheumatism and also with Kidney Disease and ended up in the U.S. Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers at Ft. Leavenworth, KS. He died there on 6 May 1921 from a Cerebral Hemorrhage. His body was shipped to Mrs Bathema Hays at Fostoria, Kansas, as were his Personal Effects. All this was copied from the internet and sent to Betty Adams along with some other information. A son, William's, funeral service was held at Blue Rapids, also.

Today, 1 Feb, I called the PT County Register of Deeds to inquire of a cemetery that was called 'Rock Creek Cemetery' and if they had any information about such. I was told that the name 'Rock Creek Cemetery' is another name for what is now called Moodyville Cemetery. There is no stone for this John W. Hays since the PT County Burial Index does not have him listed and when the census of cemeteries was taken (circa 1980) the data came from the headstones; i.e., if there was a headstone the information was recorded in this database. Since John W. Hays is not recorded in that database the presumption is that he has no headstone.
Also, Darrell you my send the information on to your correspondent, Carolyn Stewart.
Sincerely,
Marian and Jim Bradley

On Jan 31, 2012, at 11:25 PM, Darrell Brooks wrote:

Good Evening Jim,
Thank you for the great information that you have sent. I have been corresponding with the Great Granddaughter of John Hays, Carolyn Stewart. Our correspondence began when she requested a photo of William Hays tombstone at Blue Rapids through findagrave.com. That has led to this research on John Hays. I did find info on John Hays through the Old Soldiers Home at Leavenworth but was not sure if this was the correct John Hays. Carolyn has very little information.
I went to the Manhattan Library (I live in Manhattan) and found the following article.
An Old Soldier Dies
John Hays, a veteran of the Civil war, died at the soldiers home, Leavenworth, Thursday night. He is survived by two sons, George of this city and H. C. of Hunter Island. Death was due from infirmities of age. George Hays was called out of town by the death of his father and will attend the funeral to be held at Fostoria at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon under the auspices of the G. A. R. Interment will be in the Rock Creek Cemetery. The deceased had a good war record as a gallant soldier and during his lifetime took great interest in matters affecting his old comrades and greatly enjoyed their companionship.

Darrell Brooks

HAYS Eugene Pete 1927 2002 married 13 Dec 1957

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-02-08 12:54:50Z

HAYS Eugene Pete 1927 2002 married 13 Dec 1957

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Sewell P Hays died in Florida 8 October 1923

BarbaraCox147 — 2012-02-05 13:30:36Z

from Florida Jax Journal obit of Tuesday Oct 9, 1923:
Sewell P Hays a prominent resident of Deland FL, died in this city Monday night after a very short illness. He was proprietor of the Oaks hotel in Deland for the past 30 years and his many friends in that city and throughout the state of Florida will be deeply grieved to learn of his death.
Surviving are four sones: Thomas Hays, WB Hays, Jack hays and VW Hays, all of Deland. The body accompanied by the bereaved sons will be taken to Deland today wehre funeral and interment will take place.

William Hays

KarenWhiteMulkey — 2012-02-05 03:05:51Z

Hi, my 4th great grandfather was William Hays b. 1792 in Darlington South Carolina. Not sure when but he moved to Mississippi, where he lived the rest of his life out. Does anyone have any info on him? That is about all I know about him, before Mississippi. I am not sure who he was married to, but his oldest children were born in South Carolina.

Hays of Monmouth County, New jersey

DawnB226 — 2012-01-29 21:19:56Z

I am researching the Hays family in Monmouth, NJ. Sarah Jane Hays, of Howell, NJ, married Samuel Johnston, also of Howell, in 1833. She was probably about 14 or 15 at the time. The only Hays family in Howell in the 1830 census was headed by Jonathan Hays. In the 1840 census, the only family was headed by Lydia Hays. In 1836, Lydia sold some land as administratrix of the estate of Jonathan Hays. On some documents the name is spelled Hayes.
Howell was part of Shrewsbury in the 18th century. Is anyone else researching Hays in this area?

Re: John Hays b. 1782, Jefferson County, KY

charris7387 — 2012-01-21 22:50:49Z

Check out this link
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=41...

Robert Lee Hays was my Great Grandfather.
Thank you, I have been looking for the relatives of Fountain Hays in Kentucky

Robert Hays of Beaver, PA

Clem1029 — 2012-01-13 15:06:11Z

I'm trying to find information on Robert Hays (abt 1821-1901) marr to Eliza Ann CAROTHERS. Robert was born in Pennsylvania and lived in Beaver county as of the 1850 census, and married Eliza around 1856. They had three children: Margaret Catherine, Letticia Jane (later just Jane/Jenne), and James Willis.

I have plenty of information going back on the CAROTHERS side, but have hit a dead end with Robert. Any help would be appreciated!

HAYS Rebah E married 13 Dec 1957

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-12 19:46:57Z

HAYS Rebah E married 13 Dec 1957

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HAYS James Riley 2003 2005 we're so proud of you love mommy and daddum

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-10 13:09:27Z

HAYS James Riley 2003 2005 we're so proud of you love mommy and daddum

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HAYS Vera Bernice 1918 1933 beloved one farewell

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-07 15:46:43Z

HAYS Vera Bernice 1918 1933 beloved one farewell

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HAYS Martin V 1886 1954

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-06 23:21:58Z

HAYS Martin V 1886 1954

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HAYS Zannie E 1887 1964

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-03 02:26:13Z

HAYS Zannie E 1887 1964

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HAYS Virginia Lee 1889 1952

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-29 13:44:14Z

HAYS Virginia Lee 1889 1952

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Re: Old photo (1890's or early 1900's) of Margaret (or Margret) Hays

fdbarr_ — 2011-12-29 07:02:07Z

I have a a Margaret Hays in my family line and would love a copy of the photo and any back ground information you might have about where this picture might have been taken if you don't mind, or where you purchased it. Please email it to me at:
fdbarr@cox.net

Thank you

Old photo (1890's or early 1900's) of Margaret (or Margret) Hays

chardcas999 — 2011-12-29 06:54:01Z

I bought a group photo of 13 women in mutton-sleeve dresses, and their names are on the back of the photo. If Margaret (or Margret) Hays is familiar, I'll email it to you.

HAYS Robert Lee 1884 1931

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-28 14:37:45Z

HAYS Robert Lee 1884 1931

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HAYS Virginia Lee inf daughter of the Robt Lee Hayses

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-27 21:52:48Z

HAYS Virginia Lee inf daughter of the Robt Lee Hayses

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HAYS George M 1845 1924 father

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-24 13:36:10Z

HAYS George M 1845 1924 father

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HAYS Malvina B 1892 1964

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-23 11:45:29Z

HAYS Malvina B 1892 1964

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HAYS Mary C 1863 1925 mother

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-22 19:38:48Z

HAYS Mary C 1863 1925 mother

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HAYS Clifton W - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-22 14:06:23Z

HAYS Clifton W - Vietnam Wall section 3E

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