58. George HAYNIE was born
on 16 Mar 1732 in St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia. He died about
1798 in Frederick County, Virginia. George is identified in the will of his mother,
Sarah Haynie, wherein he was named an heir. It is believed that George was married
twice (Based upon the birth records of St. Stephen's Parish).
The children of George's first wife, Marget, were determined based upon birth records
and the will of Stephen Haynie. Stephen's birth is recorded in the parish records
of St. Stephens as "Stephen Haynie Son to George and Marget Haynie was born
Novem 22, 1768. Stephen's will is used to identify his brothers and sisters.
The children of George's second wife, Katherine, were determined as follows:
Griffin, William, and Richard are found in St. Stephen's Parish register "as
sons of George and Katy Haynie". In 1798, Presley and Molly were identified
as orphans of George Haynie.
George Haynie's trade was carpenter. George was apprenticed to william Eskridge to
learn the trade of joiner and carpenter as noted below:
13 February 1748/49.
George Haynie Seventeen years old next March is by the Court bound to William Eskridge
till he attains the age of twenty one years, the sd. Eskridge is to Learn him the Trade
of a Joiner & House Carpenter and at the Expiration of his aforesaid term to pay him
his freedom dues according to law.(Order Book 1743-1749, page 416)
George was considered an excellent joiner and carpenter by his peers. He did
work for Colonel Thomas Jones Jr., a clerk of the Northumberland County court.
An itemized account of work performed for Thomas Jones Jr., between May 1761
and early 1776, includes: a dwelling house built for L65; an outside office for
L3; a barn for L27; a small house "for your clerk", L3; a stable, L25;
a store house, L6; a meat house, L3, 10 shillings; together with repairs to the
old shoolhouse and mill. George also made four oars for the Colonel's boat,
a pole for his riding chair, and six wheelbarrows for the field hands. The cost
for everything came to L167, 1 shilling, and 7 pence. The school house on which
George worked is still standing (1992). Pupils went to school on the first floor
and the school master lived upstairs (Roger Jones Family Papers, Invoice for
work done, 19 March 1776, George Haynie to Colonel Thomas Jones; on microfilm
at the Library of Congress).
In about 1756, William Haynie, another son of Ormsby, was indentured to his
brother, George Haynie, to study the trade of carpentry.
George HAYNIE and Katherine GIBBONS had the following children:
218 i.
Griffin HAYNIE was born on 10 Nov 1770 in St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland
County, Virginia. Fleet, "Colonial Abstracts" lists: Griffin son
of George Hainney and Katty his wife was born Novembr 10 1770.
+219 ii.
William S. HAYNIE I was born 20 November 1773 in St.
Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia. He married
Elizabeth Ann BRADBURY.
220 iii.
Richard HAYNIE was born on 17 Jul 1775 in St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland
County, Virginia.
221 iv.
Sally HAYNIE was born in St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County,
Virginia.
222 v.
Presley HAYNIE was born in Frederick County, Virginia. In 1798, Presley
was listed as an orphan of George Haynie.
223 vi.
Molly HAYNIE was born in Frederick County, Virginia. In 1798, Molly
and Presley Haynie were listed as orphans of George Haynie. Molly may have had
a grandson named John.Marget ???? was born about
1745 in Virginia. George HAYNIE and Marget ???? had the following children:
+224 i.
Cyrus HAYNIE was born about 1794. His first wife is
unknown. He married second Elizabeth
KENT. He married third Louisa
MCADAMS. He married forth Alice
T. STRAUGHAN. He married fifth
Elizabeth F. SIMMONDS.
225 ii.
Hiram HAYNIE. Hiram is identified in the will of his brother, Stephen
Haynie, wherein he inherited a plantation.
226 iii.
Hannah HAYNIE. Hannah is identified in the will of her brother, Stephen
Haynie, wherein she inherited slaves.
227 iv.
Judith HAYNIE. Judith is identified in the will of her brother,
Stephen Haynie, as an heir.
+228 v.
Lucy HAYNIE. She married
Charles HAYDON.
+229 vi.
Mary Ann HAYNIE. She married a
TIGNOR.
+230 vii.
Stephen HAYNIE was born 22 November 1768. He married
Mary Ann COPPEDGE.
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