Thanks to all that responded to my Haines info (including Pat Duncan who origianlly provided me w/ great deed and will info many months ago). Yes, I have the Haines geneaology and the Hinshaw CD, which pointed me to Loudoun, but also shows that Thomas was not a good Quaker (he was disowned for "disunity" in Burlington before moving), so all those wonderful records ceased! Family history states that Stacy Haines, who died in 1826 in Leesburg, is buried in Hamilton, Loudoun, but not in any cemetery that I can find! Also the family history says that he served in the Rev. War, but that is highly unlikely and I can find no record of him I also have info that his father Thomas, served in the 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment, but again can't find this in any records. Any one have any other clues or hints??? Pam EuroCastles@aol.com wrote: > Simeon and Thomas dad I show as Daniel. Betty Harris wrote: > I think there is a genealogy of the Haines family. I know there were Haines > in Burlington Cty, NJ who were Quakers. Many of the persons living in this > county went to Va near Hopewell Meeting. Check their records. > also some went to Frederick MD. See Hinshaw Quaker records-in book forms or > CD. > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com