Ann Lee Bussey, Checking the "1880 Hardin County Cemetery Census," it is exactly as Bill has copied it. However, in the comments section of the Cemetery Census, there is a note that Haran's gravestone reads: Haran Haynes, husband of Sarah. Her stone reads: Sarah Haynes, wife of Haran. This leaves no doubt about their identity. I have not seen the grave stones but suspect they are very hard to read. A 5 an 8 and a 3 can easily be confused. I have no doubt that they both read 1855 if that is how they should read. Bill there was no e-mail address for this lady. David ========== Bill Bill Darnell wrote: > Thank you for your compliment. Yes, a date could be wrong. The posting on > the web was done directly from the same records the book came from. There > was no way I could check it out. I am also copying this to someone else who > might shed more light on this. > Bill > > >I am the great great granddaughter of Haran Haynes and Sarah (Sally) Lamb > >Haynes. I thought I had located them in the Holland's Creek Cemetery along > >with other family members. However, the date of Haram Haynes' birth is > 1835 > >and Sarah Haynes' is 1885. Is there a chance this could be in error? That > is > >50 years difference in their ages. If this is correct, they cannot > possibly > >be my great great grandparents as my great grandmother was born in 1855. > If > >it is possible for you to clarify these dates, I would be most > appreciative. > > > >I have already written once to tell you how wonderful your cemetery listing > is > >and how helpful it has been. I still have not found such a list in any > other > >county. > > > >Thank you. > > > > Ann Lee Bussey > >