Haywood - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas Haywood-1715 in Dutchess County NY- Looking for parents and where did they come from?

LCeanga — 2012-05-22 10:24:49Z

I'd be very interested to hear about them.

Re: Thomas Haywood-1715 in Dutchess County NY- Looking for parents and where did they come from?

oldemill — 2012-05-21 22:01:51Z

I have some Howards who were in Wethersfield, Connecticut (around Hartford) in the 1600s, who also came from England. There is always a possibility that this is the thread that you are looking for. Jeanne

Update, --- Re: Haywood / Van Tassel marriage, 1830s, Columbia Co, NY

jerrystevens63 — 2012-05-19 20:31:26Z

The Mr Haywood mentioned has recently been discovered in Van Tassel family history to have been a "Milton Haywood".

I mentioned earlier that Haywood died mid 1830s, That was an assumption. He and wife Anna could have ended their marriage in divorce.

In the MA marriage records Anna Haywood did marry Hubbard Crawfoot using the surname HAYWOOD.
I find no record, so far , that Anna (Van Tassel) Haywood was a widow at the time of her second marriage.
She did in fact have one child, "Sarah", from her 1st, Haywood, marriage.

Any help as to who the parents of Milton Haywood will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

jerrystevens63 — 2012-05-18 16:15:04Z

Leslie,

For your Haywood records, a bit of info that might come in handy some day and it makes me wonder too about my question of two Miltons'.

I came upon this message this morning posted about twelve years ago so things might have changed a lot since then but it might show we are in the ball park with maybe two Miltons'. Or is Lewis also Louie?
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Re: Ann Van Tassell,, Posted: 6 Aug 2001 11:35PM

I have a little more info on ann, not much.Born in Columbia County, NY in 1816, 1 of 9 children of Johannis and Jane (Jennie) Boynis (Rhinus). She married Milton Maywood, 1 son Louie Maywood of Hillsdale, NY. Married second to Hubbard Crewfoot of Hillsdale, NY. Hope this helps.
http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.van-20-tassell/12.29.1/m...
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The spelling Crewfoot appears to have come from the Daniel Van Tassel history that I linked to earlier in this thread.

The Louie Haywood, If i'm understanding it correctly, I'm assuming that that means Milton Haywood and Ann Van Tassel had a son named Louie. If so I have never seen a record of that,, only daughter Sarah. Louie might have died young??

I replied to to the post but don't hope for much after such a long time, 12 years.

EDIT:
I just found this buried in my old records that might mean that Ann Van Tassel was married to Milton haywood. It appears that she married under the Haywood name when she married Hubbard Crawfort/Crawfoot. I think this might have come from Mass Marriages 1633-1850 at Ancestry.Com,, which I no longer subscribe.

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OCTOBER 26, 1837
DEATHS, MARRIAGES from HUDSON, NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS
HUBBARD CRAWFORT married ANN HAYWOOD 10-26-1837 by REV. WILLIAM WHITTAKER.
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Hope this info helps you with your Haywood file.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

jerrystevens63 — 2012-05-18 00:34:59Z

Sarah Haywood b1835 is well accounted for in the file that I linked in my first post here. Check back to that post for the gist of the details and for further clarification and details,, click the family file link for more info on Sarah. Much more info.

My main question, after seeing recently that her father was a "Milton Haywood", found in Van Tassel history link in my first post.
On page 226 of that history it does state that Ann Van Tassel did marry Milton Haywood.

I have been wondering how many Milton Haywood's born early 1800s, there were in that area. I assumed that Milton Haywood married Ann Van Tassel and then Milton died young,, until I found your Milton Haywood married to Francis on several records.

Milton's daughter Sarah Haywood, b1835, married Frederick Ball 1854 per Harrison Co, MS marriage records. Sarah would have been about 19 y/o at the alter with H F Ball.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

LCeanga — 2012-05-17 22:22:37Z

So the Sarah Haywood, first daughter of Milton and Francis is not the Sarah you are looking for? If she had a son in 1856 she would have been 16 years old. Not completely improbable, especially then. I'll keep looking. I am a Haywood and this is a grand search for my roots.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

jerrystevens63 — 2012-05-17 20:51:55Z

Here is the same family, 1875 fifteen years later, with, what appears, to be the same Ann living in the household.
Ann is enumerated as Servant/Laborer but could just as easily be an inlaw, etc

New York, State Census, 1875
Milton H Haywood M 64 Farmer Mass
Frances E Haywood F 55
Danl E Haywood M 27 Farmer
John M Haywood M 23
Chas H Haywood M 18
Carrie I Haywood F 13
Van Rensuer F 32

So far I am still leaning toward this being the only Milton Haywood in the area and he probably had a daughter from another lady before his marriage to Francis.

And to surmise a little bit, should that be the case, it might be possible, not probable that Milton never even knew about his oldest daughter Sarah.

Although as mentioned, Sarah's son Horace Ball b1856 from 1st husband, born Biloxi, MS, did name a son,, Milton Haywood Ball,, in 1895 way down south in Mississippi. A million miles from Lee, Mass. Horace Ball probably never knew his Haywood Grandfather yet named a son after him.
Very interesting.

I think I can concentrate, and feel safe, to build my Haywood family history from Milton < Lewis < etc.
But with the unproven thought,in the back of my mind and "unproven" noted in the file, until proof does come through.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

LCeanga — 2012-05-17 19:18:26Z

The Milton I have is the son of Lewis Haywood and Abigail Parrish so he is a brother of my Daniel. This is all I have.
1840 census..Milton is in Chatham
Couldn't find him in the 1850 census

1860 census in Chatham NY
Milton Haywood b. 1814 age 45
Frances E Haywood b 1819 age 40
(Ann could be short for Frances ?)
Sarah E Haywood b. 1840 age 19
Daniel E Haywood b. 1847 age 12
Charles Haywood b 1855 age 4
Ann Vnrenssala b 1840 age 19 (who is this?)
1870 census same place Milton 56, Frances 48, Daniel 22, John 18, Charles 13 & Carrie 8

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

jerrystevens63 — 2012-05-17 15:47:34Z

Thanks a million.

I am leaning the way that there was really just one Milton Haywood, maybe son of Lewis, in that area and the marriage ended early, soon after the baby was born.

Or there was no marriage at all which is okay as long as I can get it all correct. Like I mentioned, until I found the Van Tassel history I just though Mr Haywood probably died about the time baby Sarah was born.

I was thinking your Daniel, or another Daniel?, might be the brother of Milton,, this Haywood research is all new to me.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

LCeanga — 2012-05-17 15:13:17Z

I have a Milton Haywood in my tree. I'm at work but will check it later and get back to you.

Re: Copake NY/Gt.Barrington MA Haywoods/1800s

jerrystevens63 — 2012-05-17 13:20:41Z

Texas was mentioned,

I recent came across an old Van Tassel family history "Family Record of Daniel Van Tassel" written in 1920 that mentions the marriage of a Milton Haywood as the 1st husband of Ann Van Tassel b1814. Hubbard Crawfoot being Ann's 2nd husband.

Ann Van Tassel was born Columbia County 1814

search word "hubbard" page 226 for info
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vantasself...

Foe several years I knew Ann VT married a Haywood in the Berkshire Co, MA and Columbia Co, NY area but this history notes it specifically a Milton Haywood.

I have been assuming that Mr. Haywood died young leaving widow Ann and infant daughter Sarah Haywood and Ann remarried to 2nd husband Hubbard Crawfoot soon after in 1837. (my grandparents)

Texas being mentioned,, by 1860 Hubbard and Ann were relocated to Biloxi, MS. And young daughter, Sarah Haywood first married H F Ball about 1850 and by 1900 was married to a W M Clark and living in East Texas. This may or may not be the Haywood to Texas that was referred to above.

But my interest lies in the Milton Haywood that I assumed had died early 1830s. Since I learned of his given name being Milton, I have found a Milton Haywood b1814 on several later Censuses, US and State, in Columbia County married with several children.

Trying to clear things up in my family history, and find the Haywood grandparents of my Texas kin.
...Was there more than one Milton Haywood born early 1800s in that area?
...Could the Milton b1814, living in Columbia Co, until ripe old age, be the father of Sarah Haywood?

That obviously meaning that Ann and Milton divorced, or were never married, but Milton was never denied paternity.
Sarah Haywood Ball even had a grandchild named Milton Haywood Ball b1895 in Simpson County, Mississippi.

Sarah Haywood's page with much more history
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Thanks ahead for any answers, or thoughts, to there being one, or two, Milton Haywoods.

Jerry

James Haywood Born Jun1860 in ALABAMA

blueeyesSAR — 2012-05-12 18:00:21Z

Looking for the parents and/or siblings of James Haywood born June 1860 in Alabama and married to a Julia UNKNOWN. They had a son named Freemon Haywood. They lived in Macon County, Alabama.

Re: CURTIS B. HAYWOOD

AbigailBanksD — 2012-04-08 01:14:13Z

One ancestry researcher has him as born Macon Co., Ala., d Owens Crossroads. Found a 1920 census for Macon with a Leamer and Gertrude HAYWOOD, with son, James 10. Might be a possibility. Couldn't find much else. He married a Pearl PHILLIPS.
Abby
ggg-grndd/o Robert Josiah LAWRENCE & Charity (Haywood) LAWRENCE
GGGG-GRNDD/O William HAYWOOD & Charity HARE

CURTIS B. HAYWOOD

blueeyesSAR — 2012-04-07 21:11:56Z

Looking for the mother and father of Curtis B. (POPPA BEAR) Haywood. He was born 1921 and died July 1983 in Owens Cross Roads, Madison County, Alabama.

Haywoods from Barnesville, Georgia

jmstuey1 — 2012-03-25 06:51:43Z

Looking for any info that can be provided on the Haywood line from Barnesville, GA. There is a "tall tale" in my family that has caused nothing but wall after wall. My dad's surname is different then my grandfathers due to a "supposed" brush with the law. grandpa changed from Haywood to Stuart. I saw an obit for my grandfather and it has listed him as a Haywood and also my dad as his surviving child is listed as a Haywood. if this is true, how am I a Stuart and where did this story come from. My grandfathers true name is Herbert H Haywood, 6/19/1908--12/14/1980 and parents were Joe and Eddie (I assume it's Edie) Haywood. There was also a family business...Haywood Furniture Factory....that I can't find any info on. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!! you can also email me at jmstuey@gmail.com

Benjamin Haywood & Ellen Dundas 1860s-Michigan or Ontario

SharonDyer59 — 2012-02-13 22:19:59Z

Searching for Benjamin Haywood and his wife Ellen Dundas. May have lived in either Michigan or Ontario in Canada.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Haywood

darryllawson83 — 2012-02-02 13:23:27Z

Fay,

Are you researching Haywoods from Mississippi or from Missouri?

Darryl Lawson

Re: MISSOURI {FESTUS} HAYWOODS

darryllawson83 — 2012-02-02 13:20:15Z

Mary,

Your cousin, Erma Lee Scheifer, Daughter of John Scheifer and Martha Mae Haywood, and I have been married 59 years.

Odie (Oland) Haywood, son of Marvin and Ennis has tried to communicate with you on Rootsweb, but was unable to make the connection.

Should you want to e mail Odie, he can be reached at

oland.wood@frontiernet.net

Warm Regards

Darryl Lawson

dhl.ell@sbcglobal.net

Re: MISSOURI {FESTUS} HAYWOODS

Maryvandine1 — 2012-02-01 05:19:22Z

Marvin Haywood was my uncle. I remember him. My dads name was Guy. I new Marie and Marvin as a little girl. We lived mostly in St Francis county .My brother has lived in Farmington all his life. Our dad past away before Marvin did. And Marie out lived them both. She was a heavy drinker. Lost track of her.

Re: Burrie Houston Haywood

iluvhaydenl — 2011-10-26 14:39:09Z

I found him :)

Haywood Greene Rush County Indiana

Jack_Haywood — 2011-10-10 13:34:57Z

It seems that several Greene County Haywood can trace their line to Hawkins County, Tennessee and the 1830 Census. My Henry Haywood of Rush County is on that same census page and it is pretty clear that several Greene County Haywoods stopped in Rush County before continuing to their final destination in Greene County. Now, it appears though DNA analysis, that my Henry Haywood decended from John Hawgood, b1663 of Church Brampton, Northants, Northamptonshire. The exact line is obscured until the 1830 census so i am wondering if any researchers are working on the same lead. I have looked at the Francis Hogwood line, the North Carolina line and the New Jersey line but it is hard to argue with the DNA. Any input would be appreciated.

Re: Haywood, East Tennessee, Indiana

Jack_Haywood — 2011-10-09 18:48:23Z

i would love to see your list. you can email me at Jack.Haywood75@wabash.edu.

Re: Haywood, East Tennessee, Indiana

olandhaywood — 2011-10-09 02:39:19Z

Try looking under George Hogwood HAGWOOD 1661
George Haywoodborn 1664 died1695 SurreyC. Va.
If had your email could send you some of mt list

Re: Surname Haywood, Hagood, Hogwood

Jack_Haywood — 2011-10-08 19:06:36Z

Hi Jerry, i can place my Haywood line to East Tennessee and the 1830 Tennessee census and then to Rush County Indiana. Recently i have found that i am DNA match to Hawgood, Hogwood so I am trying to find that common demoninator. Do you have any information that could help?

Re: Thomas Haywood, S.C.

Jack_Haywood — 2011-10-08 19:02:09Z

Don, any info on Hawgood, Hogwood? i can put my Haywood line into 1830 Tennessee census and maybe into South Caroline but now my DNA shows a match to Thomas Hawgood born in 1810 in Wales so i am still trying to find a common denominator.

Haywood, East Tennessee, Indiana

Jack_Haywood — 2011-10-08 18:57:44Z

i can document my Haywood family back to the 1830 Tennessee Census and then to Rush County Indiana. i cant go any further back. Recently, my DNA is a match for Hawgood and Hogwood so i am trying to find any information on that connection. if anyone has found any information in that direction i would appreciate hearing from you. i have the Haigwood book and that points to spelling changes so that is start. Thanks

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

indplsmlm_1 — 2011-09-12 22:57:01Z

I am trying to find a connection to Byrd Haywood from
George Jessie Hegwood. I realize the spelling is different
but I have found Haigoods and Hogwood. George Jessie was born 1798 in S. C.died 1852 in Iowa, married Mary Edwards born 1801-1885. Geo.Jessie is the father of my John B. Hegwood. I hope you can help. Mry leigh Martin

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

jerryhaywood36 — 2011-09-04 02:44:20Z

Sorry, unable to find a will. I can only put pieces together by comparing the census reports and where families were located.

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

Haywoodhahn1 — 2011-09-01 22:02:26Z

I have them but will have to get the book out. Will send later if you don't have them. Helen

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

Haywoodhahn1 — 2011-09-01 21:58:20Z

Jerry, How can we document this line. Did John leave a will? I am from Solomons line. He died in Maury Co., TN as did Richardson Haywood. But I need proof for Daughters of the American Revolution.

Re: Frank Haywood

francesseltz69 — 2011-09-01 08:37:45Z

can you help me with our familys?

Lynn C. Haywood in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-23 05:52:19Z

Lynn is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the family.

Re: William Haywood Bible

antoniotarrell — 2011-06-27 14:16:08Z

My email address is ddunncalhoun@yahoo.com. Please mail me a copy of the scanned Haywood Bible. Thank you for your time.

Re: William Haywood Bible

francesseltz69 — 2011-06-26 22:10:32Z

please send scan of bible.my grandfather was isaih bee haywood.my e-mail fseltz@verizon.net

john thomas haywood

waynehaywood — 2011-06-24 07:21:17Z

1911 census states john thomas haywood (son kenneth sexton haywood-my grandfather) lived at boundary, woodville ashby-de-la-zouch, and married to a Lucy Kate Haywood from Bury st Edmonds. I can only find reference to 1 Lucy Kate from B st E......maiden name Groome.

Checking the marriage register (no spouse names are given pre 1911! John T Haywoods vol and page no matches that of Lucy K Groome. so i'm thinking great but now i have also found records of a john thomas haywood from castle gresley married to lucy kate...either i,m wrong or the others are wrong.......arrrrrghhhhhh!!!! or its the strangest coincidence i have ever encountered!

HAYWOOD Moses Jr - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-12 12:14:58Z

HAYWOOD Moses Jr - Vietnam Wall section 4W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,927 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

John 1786 Devon and Sarah Thorne

ros77uk — 2011-05-30 10:32:45Z

John HAYWOOD b abt 1786 Devon married Sarah THORNE (no info yet) on 25 August 1815 in Exeter, Devon, England.

Any information on this couple?

Re: John 1816 of Withycombe, Devon, UK

ros77uk — 2011-05-30 10:31:06Z

John died on 22 September 1888 in Bovey Tracey, Devon, UK.

His parents were: John HAYWOOD b abt 1786 and Sarah THORNE

Atlas W. Haywood

MBattte — 2011-05-05 04:08:02Z

I am searching for his grave. He died in Feb. 1880 according to the census in Maury Co, TN. I have other information if needed. Thanks.

Re: Thomas Haywood, S.C.

dlbama70 — 2011-05-01 21:30:16Z

I too am looking for info on Henry T.Haywood born in 1776 in SC. Any info on his parents & beyond (if have) would be greatly appreciated.

Re: barbara ann jane heywood

kellysearancke — 2011-04-10 08:30:53Z

Hi Ereni,

Granny's father was called Dr Ernest Lewis Heywood. He was a doctor of music, and his wife was called Ida Darling (nee Atkinson) Heywood. (She was a music teacher). The spelling of the last name Heywood, is not fully confirmed, as some of the documentation we have has it spelt Heywood, and other documents spell it as Haywood.

Granny was one of four siblings in the following order:

Dorothy (Female)
Enid (Female)
Barbara Anne Jane (Female)
Michael (Brother)

Granny's parents had a house in St James Road, London and a country estate in Kent (UK). By the sounds of things they wern't short of a dollor, and we do know that when she was 17years old when she first met Grandpop Amohanga (Brownie). He was in the first woulrd war in London. In those days, when soljours got injured they were sent to convelessent homes, one of the nurses working there was being taught music by Granny's mother, she got friendly with Granny, so offered Granny to tag along and do some voulentary work at these makeshift hospital type places. It was here Granny (Barbara Anne Jane) met Grandpop Amohanga (Brownie). A courtship started. She fell pregnant with Kiwi ( so they were married when she turned 18years old). Apparently she had servants and a Nanny when she had Kiwi, and the story goes that Grandpop Amohanga asked her family (farther) is he could bring her back to NZ with him when he returned. He indicated that she would be well looked after with his family down in Hangatiki. Grandpop promised her parents that they would return back to her parents after two years, and on this basis they agreed to let her and there grandson go with him to NZ. They paid for a nurse/Nanny to go on the ship with them back to NZ for Kiwi, and she arrived in NZ with grandpop Amohanga, and Kiwi being (9months old) Anzac Day after the first world war.

As she stepped off the boat, she was greeted from Grandpops sisters, who presented her with a real Kiwi feather Korowai cloak. (We still have this to this day) She arrived in Hangatiki to a dirt floor shack. Somewhat different to what she was used to back in London with her parents.

Obvioulsy 2 years came and went, and she never ever did return home back to the UK. Her parents use to send over 500pounds every mvoth, which was huge money back then, and that's how she managed to purchase all her land in Kihikihi over the years that she gifted and left in her will to her children and grandchildren. Her father still has royalties now from his music that sells in the UK and my nana (Aunty Barbara still gets correspondense etc in realtion to this.

I often wonder if she ever had regreats that she never ever went back and never ever saw her parents again.

Obvioulsy her mother and father are dead, and her two sisters died before her. Her only brother was the last to die, dieing 8 weeks after granny died, over in a nursing home in London. The nursing home actually tracked down (my Nana - Aunty barbara) and sent photos and letters etc) Just sad that the contact wasn't made before she died, but never mind....

I hope this kick starts what ever your looking for cuz.
Good luck. Sometimes it's a matter of talking to the old people or just sitting down looking at all the old photos and getting the story from those, and those that were around back then almost.

Hope you find what your after.

Kelly Searancke
KIHIKIHI

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

vmcdon2755 — 2011-04-03 03:15:46Z

vmcdon2755@aol.com. Thank you so much for your help

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

tndaddyo — 2011-04-03 00:51:17Z

Yes, I have been looking on this site and I like it very much. I have pictures of many tombstones of Maury Co. Haywoods. If you want them let me know your e-mail address and I will be happy to send them to you. Thanks

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

vmcdon2755 — 2011-04-02 15:13:57Z

I found several Tn death certificates on line at Family Search. Org- Even found Richardson's.

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

vmcdon2755 — 2011-04-01 14:20:26Z

Thanks for your help.

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

tndaddyo — 2011-04-01 13:35:37Z

sorry, I only have William R. born 11/1864, no death date-
Mariah Florence born 1866-died 1956-Ella born 5/7/1867-died 8/26/1944- I will keep searching

Re: James Haywood, b. 1796 Montgomery County NC

vmcdon2755 — 2011-04-01 02:10:21Z

Hi, I'm descended from William Riley Haywood and Nancy Haywood. Wondering if you could give birth and death dates for William R, Mariah Florence and Ella Haywood, children of Richardson and Sarah Elizabeth Haywood. I have the year but not the month and day.
I am at a loss on the parents of William Riley. Some family info I have shows he's the son of James and Mary Haywood. I'm not sure who the author of booklet was and I can't find proof of this. Also, don't know Nancy's parents.
All the info on line agrees with what you listed- John and Sarah Tillman for William Riley.

Re: Haywood Sirname

olandhaywood — 2011-03-30 16:15:18Z

Have a Mattie Haywood on My side of family tree
Was the daughter to Edgar Richmonr Haywood &Elizabeth Campbellof reynolds county missouri
she was Married to Oney Evans

Re: Haywood Sirname

dkuhlo42 — 2011-03-29 14:44:47Z

The Haywood line from my father's side of the family came from the Mt Gilead plantation and settled in southeast Missouri sometime during the Civil War. I believe that was John Haywood, then my great-grandfather and my grandmother, Mattie Haywood (Evans). From her lineage came my father, Wilmer Evans, my self (Deitra Evans) and now my children Brooke and Shane Zimmer.

Re: Henrietta Haywood, 1853, Walsall, Staffordshire, England

davidsmith20061 — 2011-03-22 20:49:35Z

Hi Steve,
can you contact me on davidsmith.2006@tiscali.co.uk

dave