John Haines^[1]

Abt 1663 -

• Name	John Haines
  Born	Abt 1663	Northampton River, New Jersey, America   [2]
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I6534	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	15 Aug 2022

  
  

  Family	Ester Borton,   b. 25 May 1667, Northampton River, New Jersey, America
  Married	4 Oct 1684	Burlington County. US
  Children	1. Elizabeth Haines,   b. Abt 1685, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   2. John Haines,   b. Abt 1687, (in/of) Goshen, West Chester, Pa ,   d. Aft 1732  (Age ~ 46 years)   3. Jonathon Haines,   b. Abt 1689, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   4. Mary Haines,   b. Abt 1691, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   5. Esther Haines,   b. Abt 1693, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   6. Isaac Haines,   b. C1695, (in/of) Goshen Township, Pa ,   d. C1760  (Age ~ 65 years)   7. Caleb Haines,   b. Abt 1697, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   8. Josiah Haines,   b. Abt 1699, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   9. Rebecca Haines,   b. Abt 1701, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   10. Phebe Haines,   b. Abt 1704, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa   11. Ann Haines,   b. Abt 1706, (in/of) West Chester, Chester County. Pa
  Last Modified	15 Aug 2022
  Family ID	F2345	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  John Haines bought 965 acres of land in Goshen, Chester County, in 1702, including that part of West Chester south of Gay Street. He also purchased in 1710, 254 acres to the northeast of West Chester. In 1715 he conveyed to his son John 50 acres next to his other land, and to his daughters, Rebecca, Phebe, Esther and Mary, each 100 acres. All of these children, except Esther and Mary came to goshen. John Haines was a settler Lumberton, NJ, as early as 1683, and it is said to have lived at first in a cave. Tradition has it that he sent for his father and brothers to come over to "The Colonies" and that his father died at sea. There is a deed on record from Edward Byllinge to Richard Haines of "Anoe on y hill, in y county of Oxon", for 100 acres of land in NJ. This Anoe is supposed to refer to Aynho, in a point of Northamptonshire, England, and which extends in Oxfordshire. Richard Haines was doubtless the father of John, Richard, William, Thomas and Joseph, who lived for a time in Burlington County.

  
  

• Sources

  [S361] Richard Garvine Family History at: rgarvine@udel.edu. [S476] LDS Ancestral File.