• Index to Families and Genealogies

Haynes of Pickens County

Harper Haynes, the son of Sheriff Haynes and his wife, Mary W. (Tatum) Haynes, was born 11 Dec 1833 and died 20 June 1918 in Pickens county, South Carolina, buried in the Bethlehem Methodist Church Cemetery. He was married to Annie Parsons, born 4 Nov 1840, died 17 April 1923, buried in the Bethlehem Methodist Church Cemetery. Issue:

• Benjamin Haynes 1871-1943.
• Frankie Haynes, born 7 Jan 1873, died 28 Feb 1873.
• John Haynes, born Mary 1874.
• Ola Haynes, born Mar 1876.
• Taylor Haynes, born Mar 1878.
• George Harper Haynes, born 12 Sept 1879, died 12 Aug 1923, buried Bethlehem Methodist Church.
• Edward Haynes, born 4 June 1881, died 28 May 1958.
• William H. Haynes, born 6 Feb 1882, died 9 Jul 1952 in Conneross, Oconee County, South Carolina.
• Daisy J. Haynes, born Oct 1884.
• Mary Haynes, born 28 Jul 1886, died 16 Oct 1964.
• Mackduffy Haynes, born Sept 1888.
• Annie Haynes, born 13 Jul 1890, died 21 Jul 1952.
• Reta Haynes, born Sept 1892.
• Esther Haynes, born ca 1894.

Sources:

Pickens County Deed Book C-1, page 2. Elijah Cannon to Sheriff Haynes for %525 for a negro man named Willey. 15 May 1834.

Pickens County Deed Book A, page 201. Sheriff Haynes to John Clayton, for $200 deeds a part of a tract of land formerly known by Gregorys tract lying on the East side of 12-Mile River containing 82 acres. 15 Aug 1836.

Bethlehem Methodist Church Ccemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina; Pickens County Deeds.