3rd Great Grandparents
Jonathan Haines (3)
18 Apr 1785 - 4 Dec 1857
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Ann Bradley Harvey
abt 1787 - 6 Jul 1869
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Their Parents
Josiah Haines
13 Oct 1748 - 17 Aug 1811 and Rebecca Austin 22 Nov 1752 - 23 Aug 1812 |
Gabriel B Harvey
1 Aug 1763 - abt 1794 and Sarah Ashley abt 1765 - ? |
Jonathan
His parents, Josiah and Rebecca Haines, had a total of 11 children, 10 of them boys. Jonathan was the fifth child. His parents were members of The Society of Friends, more commonly called Quakers. According to the Evesham Monthly Meeting minutes of the Friends, it was recorded on 5 Feb 1776 (Feb was the 12th month at the time) that Josiah Haines, Jonathan's father, was "disowned for marriage with one too close in kin." I can find no reference to whether Josiah and Rebecca remained in the Friends or not, but I know they could have had they wished.
Ann
It's unknown to me how many siblings Ann had but I know she's the daughter of Gabriel B Harvey and Sarah Ashley. Ann's name is recorded at birth as Ann Bradley Harvey so her father's middle initial of B could very well stand for Bradley. She was born in Salem, also to a Quaker family. Her mother was born in England and died in Salem, New Jersey at 31 years of age, when Ann was just 7. I don't know if her mother remarried (as was common). Ann's grandson and my great grandfather, Harvey G Haines (born Gabriel Harvey Haines) was named in honor of her father.
Stage-Waggon
17 Sep 1789 Philadelphia Mercury
Ann's father ran a stage-wagon service from Salem, NJ to Cooper's Ferry (Camden) which also stopped at Woodstown, a distance of approximately 50 miles. Each way the stage would stop twice each way to eat.
Gabriel's advertisement appeared in the Philadelphia Mercury every other Thursday between July 1789 and October 1789. At left is the Thursday, 17 Sep 1798 advertisement (Issure 445, Page 1).
Gabriel's advertisement appeared in the Philadelphia Mercury every other Thursday between July 1789 and October 1789. At left is the Thursday, 17 Sep 1798 advertisement (Issure 445, Page 1).
Their Life Together
Married in Salem, New Jersey on 3 Aug 1809, they had seven children. The family settled in Medford where Jonathan was a farmer. They lived there many years, many of their neighbors being close and extended family. Jonathan died in about 1865 at about 80, and Ann died on 6 Jul 1869 at age 82.
Their Children
They had seven children:
- Ann Mathilda Haines - ? - ?
unknown marriage and children - Elizabeth Haines - ? - ?
married Isaac Jones, unknown children - Mary Jane Haines - ? - ?
married Isaac Parson, unknown children - Sarah Haines - ? - ?
married William Meade, unknown children - Mahlon Haines - 1814 - ?
married Maria ______ and had at least one child, Beulah - Jacob H Haines - 1816 - ?
married Mary Jane Hollingshead, at least one child, Jeremiah - William Ashley Haines - 5 Jan 1821 - 24 Oct 1904
married Elizabeth L Pettit and had seven children, Joseph H, Filmore S, Ida A, Martha W, Harvey G, Mary H and William.