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     Isaac Haines was born on 19 June 1736 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; Cregard [1887:36] says "b. 4th mo., 19, 1736."^1,3 He married Mary England on 24 November 1762 at London Grove Meeting, London Grove Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; or Cecil Co, MD.^4,5,1
Isaac Haines died on 4 October 1801 at West Nottingham, Cecil Co., Maryland, USA, at age 65.^6,1,3
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     Deborah Haines was born on 15 March 1739/40 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She married an unknown person on 15 January 1767 at Prince Georges Meeting, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; no children.¹
Deborah Haines died on 2 July 1784 at West Nottingham, Cecil Co., Maryland, USA, at age 44.¹
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     Job Haines was born on 26 August 1744 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; Cregar [1887:37] says "b. 8th mo., 26, 1744."^1,3 He married Esther Kirk on 6 February 1766 at East Notthingham Meeting, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^4,5,1,3

Job Haines died on 4 October 1812 at Rising Sun, Cecil Co., Maryland, USA, at age 68.^1,3
     He was farmer at near Rising Sun, Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹

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     William Haines was christened on 24 April 1672 at St. Michael's, Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.^3,1 He was born on 24 April 1672 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.¹ He married Sarah Payne on 11 January 1694/95 at Burlington Monthly Meeting, Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.^1,2
William Haines married an unknown person in 1732 at Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.¹

William Haines died on 29 April 1754 at Northampton Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA, at age 82.¹
      . He was farmer at Northampton Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.¹

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; GEN: !Archives sheet GEN: !WILL:dated 24 May 1752, proved 29 Apr 1754 Burlington Co. N. J.yeoman GEN: !MARRIAGE: at liberty to marry 6 Jan 1695/6 by Burlington NN NJ GEN: !'Richard Haines and...'by J. W. Haines pg 61...farmer...100acres of land near GEN: Nancutting's Old Plantation;in 1689..100 acres from SamuelJennings, in 1693 GEN: 100 acres from Elias and John Burling, in 1698 100 acres fromChritopher GEN: Wetherill, in 1700 100 acres from James Burcham and in 1712 150acres from GEN: Henry Peeps..also one of the purchasers of the 'Friendship Tract'2240 GEN: acres..in Southern Part of New Jersey in 1711.¹

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     Thomas Haines was christened on 22 December 1666 at St. Michael's, Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.^3,1 He was born on 22 December 1666 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.¹ He married Elizabeth Austin on 8 November 1692 at Burlington Monthly Meeting, Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.^1,2

Thomas Haines died in 1753 at Northampton Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.^1,2
Thomas Haines was buried on 30 November 1753 at Northampton Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.¹
     He was Quaker.¹ He was farmer at Northampton Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.¹

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     Mary Haines was born on 30 June 1676 at Bangs Cemetery, Bangs, Brown Co., Texas, USA.^1,2
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; GEN: !BIRTH:'Richard Haines and his...'by John W. Haines pg 38.¹

     Joseph Haines was born in 1682 at At sea aboard the ship 'Amity' coming to America; born aboard the ship 'Amity' coming to America.^1,2 He married Dorothy Leeds, daughter of William Leeds and Mary (?), on 14 December 1704 at Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; His 1st wife.^1,2 Joseph Haines married Elizabeth Thomas, daughter of James Thomas, on 1 March 1721/22 at Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; his 2nd wife.^3,4,1,5
Joseph Haines died on 12 September 1763 at Rising Sun, Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; Cregard [1887:85] says "d. 12th mo., 9, 1763" which, if Quaker style, would have been 9 Feb 1763/4.^1,5,2
     EDV-6. He was farmer at West Nottingham, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

; See father's references md (2) Elizabeth Thomas 1 Mar 1721/2
'Richard Haines and...' by J. W. Haines pg 63 farmer, of West Nottingham,
Nottingham Twp., Chester Co. Pa. ..1707 purchase 200 acres..gctBurlington MM
NJ 5 Apr 1714...land in Pipe Creek section of Frederick Co. nowCarroll Co. GEN: Md.¹

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Reference: Record of births of children of "Joseph Haines & Dorothy his wife": Ruth, Miriam, Solomon, Patience, Dorithy, William and Sarah. at New Garden Meeting, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.⁸

Joseph Haines lived between 1682 and 1714 at Rancocas Creek, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.^9,1,2

Joseph Haines lived between 1714 and 1744 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^9,1

     Dorothy Leeds was born in 1680 at Rancocas, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.² She married Joseph Haines, son of Richard Haines and Margaret (?), on 14 December 1704 at Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; His 1st wife.^2,3
Dorothy Leeds died on 7 March 1719/20 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; Cregard [1887:85] says "d. 1st mo., 7, 1719."^4,2,5,3
     Reference: Record of births of children of "Joseph Haines & Dorothy his wife": Ruth, Miriam, Solomon, Patience, Dorithy, William and Sarah. at New Garden Meeting, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.⁶ EDV-6.

; GEN: !BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE:'Richard Haines and...' pg 63.²

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     Elizabeth Thomas was born in 1696/97 at Whiteland Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,3 She married Joseph Haines, son of Richard Haines and Margaret (?), on 1 March 1721/22 at Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; his 2nd wife.^5,6,1,4
Elizabeth Thomas died on 24 November 1796 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; buried at Brick Meetinghouse graveyard.^1,3,4

Her estate was probated on 9 March 1797.³

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Elizabeth Thomas left a will on 30 October 1793.³

     John Haynes married Mary Mitchell.¹

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     Mary Mitchell married John Haynes, son of Nicholas Haynes.¹

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     Nicholas Haynes married an unknown person.¹

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     Richard Haines was born between 1639 and 1647 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.¹ He married Margaret (?) circa 1658 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.^2,1,3

Richard Haines died in 1682 at At sea aboard the ship 'Amity' coming to America.¹
Richard Haines was buried in 1682 at at sea, Atlantic Ocean; in the Spring.¹
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; Joseph Haines (second generation) was a farmer in West Nottingham, Chester Co., Pa, but this area turn to Cecil Co., Md after 1767. He was born at sea on the "Amity" during his voyage to America in 1682 and died on September 12, 1763, in Cecil Co. Md. Joseph Haines first marriage was to Dorothy Leeds in 1704. She died at the age of 39 on March 7, 1720. Joseph purchased 200 acres of land in Nottingham, N.J in 1707. He took an active interest in the affairs of the community in which he lived and at one time was a justice of the peace. Late in life he purchased considerable land in the Pipe Creek section of Frederick Co. now Carroll Co., Md. He and two of his sons moved to that area. Later in life he married for a second time to Elizabeth (Thomas) Haines on or about 1724. He was 42 years of age. Joseph Haines had a number of children, but our family's direct decendant is to his son William Haines.⁴

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; Richard Haines (first generation) of Burlington County, New Jersey was the forefather or first generation of the Haines family in America.Very little is recorded about him or his life in England.The first record of he or his family was first found in parish records at St. Michael's Church, Aynho, Northhamptonshire, England when his son Richard was baptized on August 6, 1665. Since no other records were found of Richard or Margaret Haines in this area of England before this or of his first born - John, it seems likely that Richard and Margaret Haines located to Aynho shortly before the baptism of their second son Richard and before then lived in one of the neighboring parishes. It is not known what variation of the Haines/Haynes name Richard used in England. The records of the St Michael's church shows Hains. The deed records show his name as Haines. It is signifiiciant, though, that all known decendents of Richard Haines used the spelling Haines.

Richard and Margaret Haines, with their children Richard, Thomas, William and Mary left Anyho, England in the Spring of 1682. They embarked on the "Amity" and sailed from Downs England, for West Jersey. Their oldest son, John Haines, preceded his parents to America. He accompanied John Borton and family to America in 1679. He was fifteen (15) at the time. The trip for Richard Haines aboard the "Amity" was long and tedious, which was common in the days of traveling on sailing ships. Richard Haines, during the trip took ill and died. After his death, another son, Joseph Haines, was born at high sea. Of Richard Haines' family of 5 children, Joseph is the direct ancestor to our immediate family. Margaret Haines and her family arrived in Burlington N.J., in the fall of 1682. Approximately 3 years after arriving in America she remarried Henry Burcham, of Neshamony, Bucks Co., Pa. Richard Haines made provisions for a livelihood in America before leaving England, through the influence of William Penn, and the 'Society of Friends'. Richard was a man of some means and was able to purchase land before leaving for America. He purchased 100 acres of land from Edward Byllynge in West Jersey.⁶

; Richard Haines, his wife Margaret and five children, sailed from Aynehoe, Northamptonshire, England on the 'Amity' 23 April 1682. Richard became ill on the journey and died before reaching America. His widow arrived with six children, one, Joseph, was born on ship during the journey. The family settled in the New Jersey area. ` GEN: !of Aynhoe, Nottingham, Eng. 1665-1682 GEN: !NOTE: baptism of second son at St. Michael's, Aynhoe first eventin Aynhoe, GEN: he and Margaret were md and John born ELSEWHERE GEN: to America on ship Amity 23 Apr 1682 died before arrival GEN: son of John and Hannah Haines ? GEN: American Ancestry Vol. IV p4 GEN: !'Richard Haines and his descendants' by John WesleyHaines...came to America GEN: 1672-1676 with fellow townsman JOHN BORTON...Richard and MargaretHaines, with GEN: their children Richard, Thomas, William and Mary, left Aynhoe ofy Hill in the GEN: spring of 1682. They embarked at Gravesend, England on the'Amity' Richard GEN: Diamond, Master 23 Apr 1682...John Haines, oldest son of Richardand Margaret GEN: preceded his parents to America with John Borton in 1679...1682Apr 21 DEED GEN: Edward Bylling, late of Westminster Gent. to Richard Haines ofAnye of ye Hill GEN: Co. of Oxon, husbandman, for 100 acres in West Jersey..¹ He was per Cregar [1887:7]: "Richard Haines became a member of the Soceity of Friends some time prior to 4th mo. (June) 18, 1676, O. S., when the birth of a daughter, Mary, was recorded at Banbury Monthly Meeting..."³

     John Richard Haines was born on 24 August 1614 at Boxgrove, co. Sussex, England.¹ He married Elizabeth Stanford, daughter of Edward Stanford and Mary (?), on 3 May 1639 at Rudyard, co. Sussex, England.¹

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; The HAINES family is a very old English family, whose lineage can betraced back to the Sixth Century. The name was originally spelled HAYNES.¹

     Elizabeth Stanford was born on 2 April 1619 at Rudyard, co. Sussex, England.^2,1 She married John Richard Haines, son of Gov. John Haynes and Mabel Harlakenden, on 3 May 1639 at Rudyard, co. Sussex, England.¹

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     Mabel Harlakenden married Gov. John Haynes, son of John Haynes and Mary Mitchell,
; her 1st husband.^1,2
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; van de Pas cites: The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants to the American Colonies or the USA, Baltimore, 1993, Roberts, Gary Boyd, Reference 424.²

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     Gov. John Haynes married Mary Thornton.¹
Gov. John Haynes married Mabel Harlakenden
; her 1st husband.^1,2 Gov. John Haynes was born circa 1580 at Boxgrove, co. Sussex, England.¹
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; Original spelling of the name was Haynes. Was not known for sure when the spelling was changed.¹

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     Edward Stanford was born on 2 April 1578 at Horsham, co. Sussex, England.^2,1 He married Mary (?) before 1618.^1,3

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     Mary (?) was born circa 1580 at Horsham, co. Sussex, England.^2,1 She married Edward Stanford, son of Thomas Stanford and Elizabeth Chanell, before 1618.^1,3

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     Thomas Stanford was born circa 1530 at Horsham, co. Sussex, England.^4,1 He married Elizabeth Chanell on 11 October 1556 at co. Sussex, England.^4,1

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     Elizabeth Chanell was born circa 1530 at Horsham, co. Sussex, England.^2,1 She married Thomas Stanford, son of William Stanford and Margaret (?), on 11 October 1556 at co. Sussex, England.^2,1

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     Richard Haines Jr. was born between 1639 and 1647 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.⁶ He was christened on 6 August 1665 at St. Michael's, Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.^2,1 He married Mary Carlile before 15 September 1696.^7,1,5

Richard Haines Jr. died on 12 April 1746 at Evesham Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.^1,5

His estate was probated on 22 April 1746 at Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.⁵

     He was farmer at Evesham Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.¹

; Richard Haines, his wife Margaret and five children, sailed from Aynehoe, Northamptonshire, England on the "Amity" 23 April 1682. Richard became ill on the journey and died before reaching America. His widow arrived with six children, one, Joseph, was born on ship during the journey. The family settled in the New Jersey area. `

NOTE: baptism of second son at St. Michael's, Aynhoe first eventin Aynhoe,
NOTE: he and Margaret were md and John born ELSEWHERE
NOTE: son of John and Hannah Haines ?
NOTE: American Ancestry Vol. IV p4
NOTE: "Richard Haines and his descendants" by John WesleyHaines...came to America 1672-1676 with fellow townsman JOHN BORTON...Richard and MargaretHaines, with their children Richard, Thomas, William and Mary, left Aynhoe ofy Hill in the spring of 1682. They embarked at Gravesend, England on the"Amity" Richard Diamond, Master 23 Apr 1682...John Haines, oldest son of Richardand Margaretpreceded his parents to America with John Borton in 1679...1682 Apr 21 DEED Edward Bylling, late of Westminster Gent. to Richard Haines ofAnye of ye Hill Co. of Oxon, husbandman, for 100 acres in West Jersey..⁶

Richard Haines Jr. left a will on 13 December 1744 at Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA.⁵

     Margaret (?) was born circa 1645 at Nottinghamshire, England.¹ She married Richard Haines, son of John Richard Haines and Elizabeth Stanford, circa 1658 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England.^2,1,3
Margaret (?) married Henry Burcham on 6 May 1685 at Burlington Monthly Meeting, Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA,
; Her 2nd husband.^4,1,5
Margaret (?) died in 1744 at near Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA; Also reported death as MD.¹ She was sealed as a spouse of Henry Burcham on 19 April 1972.^6,1
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; "The widow Margaret HAINES arrived on the 'Amity' fromNorthamptonshire, England, on Fourth month 23d, 1682.“.¹

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     Henry Burcham was born at of Neshamony, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1 He married Margaret (?) on 6 May 1685 at Burlington Monthly Meeting, Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey, USA,
; Her 2nd husband.^3,1,4 Henry Burcham was sealed as a spouse of Margaret (?) on 19 April 1972.^2,1
     Henry Burcham was weaver.^3,1

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     Richard Haynes married Thomazine (?)

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     Thomazine (?) married Richard Haynes.

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     William Leeds married Mary (?)¹

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     Mary (?) married William Leeds.¹

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     Lydia Johnson was born on 1 March 1726/27 at West Nottingham, Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married William Haines, son of Joseph Haines and Elizabeth Thomas, on 10 October 1750 at London Grove Meeting, London Grove Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; His 1st wife.^1,2,3
Lydia Johnson died on 29 August 1772 at Nottingham Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 45; Cregard [1887:36] says "d. 8th mo., 29, 1772."^1,3