Jayne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

jaqid — 2012-05-16 18:40:21Z

What is the lastest entries to your tree? For example, if I gave you names from 1959, do you have them?

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

bookeep — 2012-02-15 17:34:47Z

Hi Joe Ann,
I am trying to piece together my family. My Grandfather was
Sam Jayne. I was told that the second Silas Jayne was one of my uncles but the family never spoke about it. Silas had his brother George shot. I guess that's why they kept quiet about it. Do you have the Jayne tree?
Thanks,
Debbie

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

bookeep — 2012-02-13 04:26:40Z

Hi Adam,
Do you need my email address debraj@infodash.com. I am anxious to view your tree. Thanks, Deb

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

lcjwinters — 2012-02-12 00:43:54Z

After several years away I just found my old posting and your reply on this board. If you are still out there, I am just looking for pictures of old items Dr. Jayne used to sell. I already have several of his bottles, but I have seen in a museum a box of pills that I would like a picture of, or any other items.

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

bookeep — 2012-02-11 17:14:58Z

Yes it is public. It is under the name of
Swanson which was lillian Jayne's Married name.Let me know if you have any trouble viewing it. How do I see your tree?
Deb

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

bkrause189 — 2012-02-11 16:37:53Z

Is your tree public?? Can I have access to it??

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

bookeep — 2012-02-10 01:47:44Z

Hi Adam,
My birth mother was lillian Jayne her brother was Martin Jayne. I was abandoned on the door steps of Belmont Hospital when hours old. I was adopted and them found the family when I was 32. They are all gone now but I am in contact with Jayne cousins. The funny thing is that when My adoptive mom heard that my birth mothers maiden name was Jayne, she said I hope you aren't related to those Jayne brothers in Chicago. Well I was told that they were my uncles. I need to know just how I am related. uncle Martin wouldn't talk about his family to his kids. I want to unravel the mistery. Thanks for your help.
Debbie Johnson

Re: Daniel Jayne married Beulah Campbell b. 1898 Vian OK

Ernie94509 — 2012-01-13 16:43:14Z

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Re: Daniel Jayne married Beulah Campbell b. 1898 Vian OK

cdonaldson374 — 2012-01-13 05:16:10Z

BEULAH CAMPBELL JAYNE WAS MY MOTHER, VIOLA CAMPBELL HENRY'S SISTER. I TOOK MOTHER TO VISIT HER SISTER IN DELL CITY ABOUT 1976/77. I HAVE A PHOTO OF THEM TOGETHER. I WILL SHARE IF YOU WANT. CONTACT ME BY E-MAIL PLS, AS I AM NEW TO GENEALOGY AND AM STILL LEARNING. CHARLENE

Re: Silas, De Forest, Frank and George Jayne, Illinois

lelectra26 — 2011-11-08 07:17:05Z

Silas never had kids.

William C Jayne

bkrause189 — 2011-11-03 19:11:06Z

I am looking for the parents and or birth certificate of William C Jayne who was married to Marry Etta Proper. First record I have of him is 1880 census with him living in a boarding house in Penfield, Monroe, New York

Henry Jayne, Hospital steward 7th Ill

tnvjeff1 — 2011-10-12 23:47:48Z

I am looking for more information on Henry Jayne. I don't when he was born or when he died. I do know he was a hospital steward for the Ill infantry first and then for the 7th Illinois Cavalry. He enlisted in 1861 and is listed as having done so in Springfield, Il.

I am looking for more information on him and his family. I am researching hospital stewards.

Thanks
Valerie

Joshua Jayne, Methodist Circuit-riding preacher

K8Treick — 2011-09-02 13:10:42Z

Hello all!

I am looking for information on Joshua Jayne, who according to family history was a Methodist Circuit riding preacher c. 1860, maybe in Ohio. My great, great grandmother was a little girl named Hattie (Later Gorton) who was adopted by the Jayne family off of the orphan train from NYC when she was very little. The Jaynes had already raised their sons and adopted her. If you have any information on this part of the family, I would love to know more about them. I am hoping to determine whether the family story is true.

Thanks so much,
Kate
katetreick@yahoo.com

Fannie Olive (Jayne) and Clarence Lafayette Malone

stevemalone189 — 2011-07-14 00:32:53Z

Hi!

I'm interested in finding anyone with knowledge of this couple. He is a first cousin of my grandfather, Paul Edward Malone, and son of my 2nd great grand uncle, Absalom Malone.

I've just inherited a photograph taken circa 1922 of Fannie and Clarence with their son, Clovis, seated in the parlor of their home. They were living in Saint Louis at the time. In the background are several tantalizing photos of other family members. I'm looking for anyone that might be able to identify one or two of the photos - they are blurry, since they are in the background, but probably sufficiently clear for anyone familiar with the family.

-Steve

Re: Isaac Jayne & Mary Jones of Suffolk Co., NY

sensonny57 — 2011-06-20 16:44:12Z

Does anyone know how to obtain similar information for the brothers and sisters? I'm looking for information on Abigail Jones Jayne..

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

Vickicoop1 — 2011-03-13 20:23:13Z

Dear Adam,
I would love to see your information. Please email me at:
vickicoop@earthlink.net
Thank you!!!!
Vicki

Re: I have the whole Jayne Family Tree

Vickicoop1 — 2011-03-06 21:25:25Z

I descend from Matthias Jayne (my 6th GGF) son of William De Jayne and Anne Beggs/Beigs. I would love to see what you have. I have recently updated my information from a source that I found on line and would love to compare it with your information. I have conflicting information on Matthias' wife, Temperance Helm and her parents. My email address is:vickicoop@earthlink.net
Thank you.

Joseph McAfee Jayne- descendant of Anselm Jayne?

kfrench88 — 2011-02-28 06:11:32Z

I descend from a line of Joseph McAfee Jaynes, the earliest being born in Mississippi around 1825. I was unable to find his previous ancestors until stumbling upon Robert Lowry's History of Mississippi (coincidentally, another one of my ancestors) who claims that Joseph Jayne and his brother William descend from Anselm Jayne, one of the founders of Mississippi. However, after further research I have come across several sites and family trees that name William McAfee Jayne as the only child from the marriage of Anselm H. Jayne and Elizabeth McAfee, causing some confusion.

Has anyone come across any information on this line of Joseph M. Jaynes? Is this connection accurate?

Jayne baby record size 1910 Moosic, PA

annageis76 — 2011-01-06 03:37:40Z

I am not related to this family…

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)
Sept 30, 1910 Page 5

RECORD SIZE CHILD BORN

Dr. W.G. J. Salmon of Old Forge, Pa., states that a girl baby born to Mr. and Mrs. James Jayne of Moosic three weeks ago weighed only one pound and two ounces, and upon being weighed again later gained only one ounce. The physician says the child is well. It is smaller than the baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burpee of East Templeton, Mass., which when one week old weighed one pond and fifteen ounces.

Re: JOHN HENRY JAYNE, IN, PA

CandMllsp — 2010-11-17 19:26:25Z

I can be contacted at Chekotah2001@yahoo.com
Thanks!!!

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

larakalt1 — 2010-10-08 00:29:03Z

My maternal grandfather was David Walker Jayne Jr., great grandson of the original Dr. David Jayne born abt 1800. Has anyone found documentation that shows that Charles Addams, the famous New Yorker Magazine cartoonist of the Addams family, was a cousin of the Jayne's?

Re: Benaiah Gustin Jayne Letters

go4ja — 2010-08-19 21:55:11Z

I have a Family Tree on the Geni.com It also has my grandmother's Esther Mae (Cole) Jayne. Whom she is married to George Eggert Jayne. I hope this will help you and anyone else that may want to know about what Jayne is related to me.
Joyce (Williams) Downey

Re: Benaiah Gustin Jayne Letters

drnewman6 — 2010-08-18 01:48:43Z

I am not a descendant of this family but have researched this line some as well as the other Jayne/Jeanes lines.

I do believe Benaiah wrote letters about his research, I've seen one transcribed to a cousin with the last name Kennedy, I think. I have never had contact with anyone from this family who has knowledge of where Benaiah's work/research or documentation went to.

I do know however that much of the old history is incorrect. When you get to William Janes immigrant to New Haven, CT and his English origins and him being a cousin to William Jayne of Long Island, NY, there are no facts involved. Almost all of what is said about these families back in England, is not correct. Some of the southern lines written to be descended from this family also are not from this family. Research in local records and dna say that much is incorrect.

Renee Newman

Re: Benaiah Gustin Jayne Letters

go4ja — 2010-08-17 18:25:29Z

I would not where he may have put them for which he is not in the line of my grandfather George Eggert Jayne. I am sorry about this.
I hope that someone else can do so.

Benaiah Gustin Jayne Letters

ancestrywest — 2010-08-16 19:35:14Z

I had someone send me a copy of letters supposedly written by Benaiah Gustin Jayne from 1882 - 1907. I am trying to determine if they are authentic. Does anyone know anything about letters written by him that claim he has done extensive research on the family? I am trying to locate the originals.

Jaynes?

patricialgonzales — 2010-08-06 18:03:57Z

Jaynes not part of my lines, sorry.

Re: de jeanne

lcjwinters — 2010-04-23 01:25:22Z

Out of all of the explainations I have ever read about the origins of the Jayne family line this one of the best! Too many times people write about only one part or another of it never putting it all together, or taking shortcuts between the generations. Thank you for spelling it out so completely.

Re: DeJeanne origin perhaps???

careaga136 — 2010-03-17 04:10:46Z

Thank you for this wonderful information. I am just starting to trace my lineage and have very little info from my father to go on. It will be interesting to see where this journey takes me. My 11 year daughter, Alejandra Jayne, is excited to help me with this project.

~Jennifer Jayne-Careaga

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

waynelee114 — 2010-01-26 15:54:07Z

Mary

I too am a descendant of Dr. Jayne. I have researched his records etc... Do you know any information about his first wife's family? Her name was Mary Walker, I have basic info about her, her father David Walker, dates for birth, marriage and death. I know her brother partnered in the drug company with the Jaynes. I have never researched the Walker fam. from his angle. I do not have any further information on Walker family do you?

Wayne Lee

Re: Mildred F. Osborn Married <????> Jayne

Rozzozzy — 2010-01-12 00:56:59Z

By any chance are either your father or Uncle still alive...
Do you have ANY genealogy info on that side of your family? I ask because it has taken me over 12 years and last year was a wonderful break thru for me... Was Mildreds middle name Frances??? What was her married name? Who was her husband? I thought Alfreds wife must have divorced him, but I think she may have died in childbirth when Mildred was born... There was quite a few years between your Gramma and Mildred. If I remember right... My Phone number is 616-681-2359 I am in Michigan.... James was also the name of one of Sylvester's brothers...
I can hardly believe that after 12 years someone is actually answering my questions....
Roz

Re: Mildred F. Osborn Married <????> Jayne

Rozzozzy — 2010-01-12 00:41:17Z

OMG... Are you real??? Your Grandmother was Josephine Osborn, daughter of Alfred Osborn and he was married to Josephine V. Dunn... Alfred was the son of Sylvester Osborn and his wife Mary Amanda Winians...... Sylvester was my husbands grandfather 3 back........ I knew about Darlene, but Robert and James are new to me... James being Alfreds middle name.... Where are you??? my email is Nyt3Writ3r@aol.com... Connect with me there and I promise I will call you if you like and see where you are, and share what I have with you as well..... I am hoping to do a lot of research in Ohio this coming summer.......
Rozann Osborn

Re: Mildred F. Osborn Married <????> Jayne

kathyalindholm — 2010-01-11 22:13:49Z

Would love to have any information you have on the Osborns. My Grandmother was Josephine Osborn, sister of Mildred.

Josephine married Emil Enander and they had 3 children: Darlene (deceased), Robert (my father) and James.

Minyard JAYNE Dies; Brother Fred JAYNE Seriously Injured in 1929 AR

Obits101 — 2009-12-22 02:25:49Z

The Daily Oklahoman
03-25-1929
p.1 / 18

Tulsan Dies As Auto Overturns

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., March 23 -(AP)-

En route to a hospital where his mother
is very ill, Minyard Jayne, 34 years old,
of Tulsa, was killed Sunday when his
automobile overturned after a collision
with a machine driven by Miss Mayes of
Rogers, Ark. Jayne's brother, Fred, was
seriously injured.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Re: Dejeanne------Jayne History

gildajoel1 — 2009-11-29 16:02:28Z

My name is Gilda and I am looking for information on Arthur, Francis (?Frank), Stephen, and Timothy Jayne. It looks like you have the ancestry that I am looking for. I need dates of birth, where, death, where marriages, and where. Is there also a source book where I can look them up? They all go back to David Jayne and Elizabeth DeWitt, patriots.
The family continues on to Margaret Ruth Jayne married to Paul J. Kelly, then to Edward Kent Kelly, and then Candice Chaloupka. Gilda Samuels

Re: parents

scubamoi1 — 2009-10-25 18:07:52Z

Thank you for corroborating the info I have on James Jayne and Catherine Van Cott. Hopefully someone else will supply the missing info. If you hear anything else, please let me know. TY.

Re: parents

go4ja — 2009-10-25 14:03:08Z

I do not have the names of Catherine's parents. But this is the information I have on Catherine and James Jayne. She was born 1740 in Setauket, Suffolk County, NY. She died on March 14,1801 in Smithtown,Suffolk County, NY.
James was born 1735/36 in Setauket, Suffolk County,NY He died Dec 20 1814 in Smithtown, Suffolk County, NY His parents were Stephen Jayne and Mary Hawkins. Married Catherine Van Cott on April 3 1758 in Suffolk County, NY.

Re: Jayne Family Tree

scubamoi1 — 2009-10-23 17:18:47Z

my father, Algernon Brewster Jayne died on his 91st birthday, 7 Sep 1991, not 1993 as you reported. Please correct your post.
Sincerely, Eileen Jayne DiRuocco

parents

scubamoi1 — 2009-10-23 15:26:48Z

I am looking for the parents of Catherine Van Cott born 1740 in Setauket, LI, NY. She was married to my great, great, great grandfather James Jayne on 3 Apr 1758 in Suffolk Co., NY

Re: Jayne Family Tree

scubamoi1 — 2009-10-23 12:14:30Z

correction: my father, Algernon Brewster Jayne who was born 7 Sep 1900 died on his 91st birthday 7 Sep 1991 not 1993.

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

margerice1 — 2009-09-23 02:43:32Z

Just a note to say that the Dr. Jayne bottle I rescued a few years ago is now with someone who treasures it, and is no longer available.

Re: Isaac Jayne & Mary Jones of Suffolk Co., NY

memmathis — 2009-09-20 23:47:16Z

The site you mentioned is an excellent site that we often use for reference on the line you descend from.

Oliver Popenoe did a great deal of research on this family and a link to his case study can be found on our website at http://www.gean-ealogy.com/research/index.htm (Family Studies: William Jayne of Suffolk Co., NY).

Also, Renee Newman and I did a great deal of research on the Jaynes of Surry Co., NC/Grayson Co., VA over the years, and she was able to prove there as been some criss-crossing (or merging) of a couple of different people. To date I have not been able to determine how Isaac Jayne and Mary Jones' children were "proven", nor can I find any proof of the children listed other than the fact that it was printed in a family history many years ago (which unfortunately doesn't make it fact and doesn't mean it was error free).

Please feel free to check out what we currently have on this line and let us know if you have any questions, additions or corrections. http://www.gean-ealogy.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=...

Additionally, I have to add that some believe this line to be connected to the Jane/Jayne Family of MA/CT (Re: Rev Frederic Janes book), however dna currently indicates this is false, but to date we have only had two different lines of descent of William Janye of Suffolk Co., NY test. So...as usual I encourage as many Geen/Jean/Jane/Jayne (e, es, s) males to test as possible.

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

kennethjreis — 2009-09-20 02:28:19Z

Thank you for the quick reply David. I will check the area tomorrow and see.

Ken Reis
Hillsboro, Oregon

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

peterwetherill — 2009-09-19 11:44:13Z

This site has some of the history: http://bartik.brynmawr.edu/students/jteng/Blue%20Group/Jayne...

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

peterwetherill — 2009-09-19 11:41:42Z

I'm not sure if it is still there but the address is: 238 Chestnut Street. It was one of the first skyscrapers in the country.

Re: Isaac Jayne & Mary Jones of Suffolk Co., NY

striker0016 — 2009-09-19 03:12:59Z

Isaac Jayne and Mary Jones have 11 children:
Benjamin, Stephan, Zopher, Henry Jayne (III), Jothem, Nathaniel, Tabitha, Stephen, Abigail, Steven, Tabitha.
(the last two maybe repeats i am not sure this is how i found the names in order)
Isaac's father William Jayne is a half brother to Stephen, who's line i am from and their father is William De Jeanne.
hope this helps.

Here is the link where i found these names.
http://www.jaynefamilynews.org/jaynefamilytree/aqwg03.htm#29

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

kennethjreis — 2009-09-19 01:57:53Z

Hello:

I collect Dr. Jayne and other Victorian medical advertising trade cards, including private die proprietary tax stamps ("Tax Act of 1862). I have several of these stamps depicting Dr. Jaynes' building in Philadelphia. I am interested in finding the location of this building. Is it still standing today? I would appreciate an address. Please let me know. I am in Philadelphia through Tuesday.

Sincerely,

Ken Reis
(503) 809-9677

Re: Dr. David Jayne, born abt 1800, of Philadelphia

peterwetherill — 2009-09-18 10:17:53Z

I recently discovered that I am the g.g.g. grandson od Dr. David Jayne b. 1799.
Daughter, Laura Jayne b. 1847 m Rufus Bucknell b. 1847
Daughter Laura Jayne Bucknell b.1871 m. Paul E.H.Loyson b.1874
Son Jean H. Loyson b.1903 m Dorothy Doster b. 1910
Son: My father
I am interested in any family photos of Laura Jayne or any other family information on Dr. David Jayne and his family.

Laura Jayne b. 1847 Philadelphia Pa.

peterwetherill — 2009-09-07 19:13:24Z

Does anyone have any info on a Laura Jayne b.1847 in Philadelphia. Is she a daughter of Dr. David Jayne b.1800? This Laura Jayne married Rufus Bucknell b.1847 the son of William Robert Bucknell b.1811 d.1890 both of Philadelphia. William was a benafactor of Bucknell University which is named after him. They had two daughters Bertha Jayne Bucknell b.1870 and Laura Jayne Bucknell Loyson b. 1871 d. 1958 who is my great grandmother.

Re: Jaynes

goldbeater1 — 2009-09-05 09:39:10Z

Thanks for your reply, sorry to be so long responding. It is really interesting to see how names travel - My branch ended up in Liverpool. Unfortunately they seemed to have a tendency to produce girl babies :-) so its hard to find any Jaynes there at all now.

Re: Jaynes

goldbeater1 — 2009-09-05 09:36:23Z

Hi

Thanks for the reply. The Jayne name is really interesting. Most of them seem to have originated around Gloucester or Bristol. The family names in my line were Thomas and Henry. Four generations of first born Henrys. Sadly the last Henry died in Meerut in India in 1925 serving in the army. He was just twenty. This subject is endlessly fascinating once you get started... thanks again for the reply.