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1668 - 1728 (60 years)

Name	Haines, John
Christened	Abt 1664	Anyhoe Of Yehill, Northamtonshire, England
Born	1663/1668	Of Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England
Gender	Male
_COLOR	Blue
Died	10 Dec 1728	, Rancocas, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Buried	10 Dec 1728	, Rancocas, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Person ID	I22490	USA
Last Modified	14 Mar 2015

Father	Haines, Richard, b. 1639/1640, Aynho, Northamptonshire, England , d. 1681/1682, Richard Diamond, Ship, "Amity", Atlantic Ocean (Age 42 years)
Mother	Leeds, Margaret, b. 1649, Of Nottingham, Prince Georges, Maryland , d. 1744, Of Nottingham, Prince Georges, Maryland (Age 95 years)
Married	Abt 1660	Of Aynhoe, Northampton, England
Family ID	F6292	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Borton (Bourton), Esther, b. 25 May 1667, Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England , d. 1719, Rancocas, Burlington, New Jersey (Age 51 years)

Married 10 Dec 1684 , , Burlington, New Jersey

Children

1. Haines, Isaac, b. 12 Feb 1690, Evesham, Burlington Co., New Jersey

, d. 1768, Goshen, Chester, Pennsylvania

(Age 77 years)

Last Modified 5 Aug 2021

Family ID F8147 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

1. History Chester Co. page 577
P. 576 John Haines was a settler a tLumberton, New Jersey as early as 1863 and is said to have lived first in a cave. Tradition also says that he sent for his father and brothers, and the father died at sea. There is a deed on record from Edward Byllings to Richard Hainaes of Anoe on ye hill, in ye county of Oxton, for 100 acres of land in New Jersey. This Anoe is sukpposed to refer to Anyho in a point of Northampton, which extends into Oxford. Richard was doubtless the father of John, Richard, William, Thomas and Joseph who all lived for a time in Burlington County. John purchased 965 acres of land in Goshen, Chester County 1702.
2. Ancestry of Hughes, Sharp, Collins
3. Haines Genealogy page 48