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Gertrude Alberta Hainer

GeorgeWood601 — 2014-02-03 20:34:01Z

I am trying to find information on the death of Gertrude. She was born 1891 in Kent Ontario and married Carl Wilbert Coulter. I have very little information about her.
Carl Wilbert Coulter remarried in 1926.
Any information on Gertrude would be greatly appreciated.
George

Re: Thomas Ross and Keith Robert Hainer

FredSchenker — 2013-06-03 18:08:28Z

Did u ever make any progress. My cousin donna Marie lived in florida last ..... she has passed away she has many living brothers in Erie,Pa

Re: Looking for other Hainer''s

CharlesHainer — 2013-04-05 23:52:41Z

YOU HAVE FOUND ANOTHER HAINER! Albert Hainer had large family including Isaac Hainer b 1792 or earlier d Sep 1859 in Manmouth IA and my g grandfather, John Hainer b 1795, d 1860 in Northfield, Ontario.
Isaac Hainer married Magdalena May and had 12 children
Catherine Hainer b 23 Mar 1822, d 14 Sept 1910 In 1855 Isaac sold out farm in St Catherines and moved to Monmouth, Jackson Co. IA Catherine H. m Philip Foss b 8 Sep 1820 d 28 Aug 1910.
My g grandmother, Nancy May Bowman, was sister of Magdalena May. I don't think there is a birth date. There is one baptism date for at least 6 children.
Would be glad to hear from you.
Charles Hainer

August 1826 marriage of Margaret Hainer of Louth, Ontario

midge1249 — 2013-03-16 19:27:33Z

From the "Farmer's Journal" of St. Catharine's, Ontario of August 16, 1826

MARRIED: On Tuesday last, Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, to Miss MARGARET HAINER, both of Louth.

Re: Looking for other Hainer''s

family1029 — 2013-01-13 16:21:17Z

I have a Catharine Hainer in my family Family Daughter of Isaac Hainer and Anna Magdalena May. Her siblings where born around 1820 I don't have her Birthday. I believe she was born in Canada.

Looking for any info on ancestors of Albert Thomas Hainer born 1917

andybennett11 — 2012-08-05 03:01:32Z

Albert Thomas Hainer or Thomas Albert Hainer was born in Crystal Falls Michigan in December, 1917. His father was German and his mother Slovak, according to what I have been told. He had a brother named Joseph. The family went back to Bratislava, Slovakia, around 1920. He lived there until he returned to the US in October, 1949, eventually settling in Detroit. He died in October 1977. I would like any information on anyone on either side of his family tree.

Re: Jonathan Hainer

ClaireHainer — 2012-03-27 23:37:56Z

Hi Jonathon. There are alot of Hainer's around much to our suprise when we started looking. Most are descendants of Albert Hainer and sons who fought with Butlers Rangers and recieved land grants in the Niagara area. For further information I would urge you to contact Ross Hainer at rhainer@hotmail.com . good luck

Jonathan Hainer

johhnywildones — 2011-10-27 13:59:25Z

looking for any family i have yet to meet or know of....if anyone thinks there related to me....please e-mail me....i live in Hamilton, Ontario.....my fathers name is John Hainer, and my grandfathers name is Rick Hainer.

Re: Henry Hainer, German Immigrant

John_Hainer — 2011-07-30 08:19:24Z

Hello My name is John Hainer I have been wrking on our familly history alittle My father is tim hainer his father is stanley hainer and my great grandfather died the same day my father was born 7/4/1949 but if i am not mistakin his name was henry Hainer but it was at on time spelled haner and there was a town in southern Michigan called hanerville that my great grandfather and his brother basiclly owned they has a falling out and thats how our name in now spelled hainer. Ohio is real close to Michigan I wonder if somewhere in there there could be a relation

Hainer/Ruple

litle11655 — 2011-03-22 13:00:13Z

Looking for information and relatives from the Hainer and Ruple families who emigrated to Washington County, PA in 1832. I am the gg granddaughter of John Hainer who married Frances Ruple. John's parents were John Hainer and Margaret Lauterbauch. Frances' parents were Joseph Cracraft Ruple and Jane Laughlin. I know that John's and Frances' children were Belle, James R., Della, Maude and John. Thank you.

jeanette morgan

Re: Hainer, Ancestory

jtiss546_1 — 2010-03-09 22:04:42Z

I will be posting the info you need very soon. I hope this is what you need.

Re: Hainers of Duchess County

pmurdock79 — 2009-03-23 18:51:07Z

Thank you Jeanette. Someone else recommended that book too. I did send for it and was pleased to find the information I needed in it!
Patricia

Re: Hainers of Duchess County

Ajay12571 — 2009-03-22 22:42:47Z

It's Jeanette again. The website is www.hayner.net
It gives a brief history and the ability to either order
the two volume genealogy in hardcover or access it on line.
Jeanette

Re: Hainers of Duchess County

Ajay12571 — 2009-03-22 22:23:44Z

Patricia: My husband's mother's family were Hainers. I have done a lot of research on the Hainers, here in Dutchess
County, NY. Probably one of your stumbling blocks is the
spelling of the name. It has so many variations: Hayner,
Haner, Heiner, Hoener and many other variations. Johannes Haner baptized on 1/22/1675 was one of four trustees to whom 6,000 acres were granted in what is the present Germantown NY for use of the Palatines. He is no doubt the earliest Hainer ancestor. There is a book, which I sent for all about this family: A Haner/Hayner Family in America. I found it on line. Just type in the book title and I am sure the website will come up. Good Luck, Jeanette

Hainers of Duchess County

PatriciaMurdock79 — 2008-02-25 16:59:29Z

I have traced my Hainer ancestors back as far as John Hainer,Jr. (1810-1882) I believe his wife's name was Catherine Vandecar..born 1823. I am having trouble getting back further as the earlier census forms do not give much specific info. Does anyone have any suggestions/

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

ChrisWills69 — 2007-12-18 06:17:03Z

Thanks Chuck.

Last year I obtained a certified copy of Louisa C. Shafley's death certificate where her parentage is spelled out as Peter Hainer & Rosanna Wills. (This is the only document I know of certifying to a Rosanna Wills).

BTW, Louisa died Feb. 12 1934 in St. Johns, Clinton County MI at the age of 81 yrs., 4 mo. & 2 ds. Her birthdate is given as Oct. 8 1852 in Ontario, Canada.

HAINERs of Niederasphe, Kreis Marburg, Hessen, Ger.

2005-06-26 15:06:15Z

Anna Catharina born 1802, married Johannes Achenbach on 1825. Other Hainers incluse Henrich and Johannes, born about 1773. Please advise your findings. Thank you.

William Henry Hainer, Canada - WI - MI

2005-04-21 21:09:50Z

I am looking for information on the ancestors or parents of William Henry Hainer. He was married to Elisabeth ??. Both were born in Canada and immigrated to the US in 1872 and lived in Wisconsin and Michigan between 1880 and 1900. I have found them in the Federal censuses but am looking for more Canadian information.

They had the following children:

Hainer, Blanche b.1882
Hainer, Edward b.1871
Hainer, Ella b.1889
Hainer, Francis (Frank) b.1875
Hainer, Helena b.1869
Hainer, Iversin b.1891
Hainer, James D. b.1874
Hainer, Jessie b.1878
Hainer, Maud b.1884
Hainer, Mirtle b.1888

Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you,
Christina

Re: Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

2004-07-26 19:29:22Z

Sorry, Marsha. None of the names in your email appear to mix with my Hainer line who came to Ontario just before 1800.

Re: Marriage of Albert Hainer

2004-07-25 03:12:05Z

#008891-84 - Albert HAINER, 24, blacksmith, Burford, South Norwich, s/o William & Delilah, married Florence JONES, 20, Burford, Norwich, d/o Benjamin & Mary, witn: Effie KENNEDY & Alvira SNYDER, both of Norwich, 1 July 1884 at Norwich

Re: Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

2004-07-25 02:41:59Z

Hi Bruce
Thanks for the reply. I would be interested in knowing what you have learned about William and Elida and their children sometime if possible to add to my Hainer tree. I have a cousin who has done a lot of research in Michigan and I will let you know if I come up with anything useful. Barry

Re: Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

2004-07-24 04:30:13Z

My g-g-g-grandmother, Margaret Hainer (July 27, 1825 - October 29, 1872) wife of Isaac Kelly was one of 10 children born to John Hainer and his wife, Nancy Bowman. They settled in Burford Township, Brant County. Her siblings were Mary, Permilla, William, James Murray, Dianne, Charles Henry, Julia, Amos and John Wesley. I have William born about 1828/29 married a girl named Delilah. Maybe this will help.

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

2003-02-27 06:33:55Z

Wow! excellent, thank you very much! I guess I should have gone straight to the source to begin with. (Will contact you shortly off this forum because, as I'm sure you know, the Shafley and Wills families are connected in a couple of different ways).

This leaves just one question (for anyone out there): was "Rosanna" the natural mother or step-mother of Louisa Hainer?

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

2003-02-26 03:13:19Z

Here's a story written by Eva Shafley Craun in 1950. It talks about Louise Hainer's father being remarried. Maybe this will help.

"Peter was the smallest in build as well as the youngest, so with 3 older heartier brothers to help their father he had less farm work to do. As he was growing up his mind turned more to music and he spent a great deal of time with it.

When 25 years of age he was married to Louise Hainer, the daughter of a well established family in Welland, County. Louise's mother, whose family name was Wills, had died when she was small and her father had remarried. At Louise's marriage her Grandfather Wills gave her the share of his property which would have been her mother's - a farm with excellent buildings. The large square red brick house still stands on the farm and looks much the same as it did 80 years ago. They built them solid, firm and strong in the early days.

Peter and Louise lived on this farm in Wainfleet only about 3 1/2 yrs. when they sold it and moved to Michigan in the fall of 1875. Louise, with Trulie 2 1/2 yrs. old and Thersea a baby of 4 months, came by train and stayed with Peter's brother Dours and his family until Peter arrived. He drove his team and light carriage, a 2 seated buggy, through from Wainfleet, Ontario to Iona County, Michigan. They lived on a farm in Duplain Township, Clinton County for 4 years then bought a farm in Bengal Township near where Dours had bought a place.

This farm was 80 acres on section eight. Several years later he bought another 80 acres on section five - across the road from his first eight acres. Peter lived out his life on this farm, prospering and putting up fine new buildings. He died there about a month after his 59th birthday. Louise sold the farm 2 years later and moved to St. Johns, Michigan where she lived for over 20 yrs to the age of 82 years." - E.S.C. (1950)

Henry Haynor/Hayner (Haynor spelling may vary)

2002-11-30 16:09:08Z

Henry Haynor was born 1793, son of Abram Haynor. He was living in the Saratoga, NY area in 1824 when he married Roxy Clements, who was from the Saratoga area. Roxy was born in 1809. They had several children, Tobias and Isaac being born in New York bsefore the family moved to Ionia County, Michigan around 1838. Henry may have been born in the Saratoga or Rennselear County areas, since there is an Abram Haynor listed as a contributor to a Rock City Falls church. I've also heard that Abram and family lived in the Syracuse, NY area.........also Pennsylvania Dutch country in Pennsylvania. Am trying to find more information on Henry Haynor before he came to Michigan. Does anyone have an idea where I might find some?

Abram Haynor (Haynor spelling may vary)

2002-11-30 15:45:45Z

Abram Haynor was the father of Henry H. Haynor. Henry was born 1793, lived at Saratoga, NY when he married Roxy Clements in 1824, then moved to Ionia Co., Michigan around 1837. I have had leads that Abram was a POW in Europe and basically banned to America as punishment; another version has it that he was a Hessian who fought in the Revolutionery War for England and was imprisoned north of Syracuse, NY.......later released to settle in Pennsylvania Dutch country in Pennsylvania; and of course the other version that he lived in the Rennselear County, NY area.........in fact there is an Abram Haynor listed as a contributor to a Rock City Falls Church, but no other data. Am trying to locate any trace of Abram............does anyone have a clue where I might look to learn more?

Re: Thomas Ross and Keith Robert Hainer

IMiller2211 — 2006-01-06 18:24:32Z

I don't know if your email will work after this long of time, so I will post here in hopes that you check in still. I have a Walter R. Hainer in my family database. He was born abt 1928 in NY to Walter R. Hainer and Anna Marie Koepka. I wonder if this is your family Hainer. Not many Walter R's show up.
I have been working on the Koepka tree. Anna would be my husbands GG Aunt.
Ila

Hainer family

TBROWNER — 2006-05-03 03:57:36Z

My g-g-g-grandmother was named Hannah Hainer, born in Louth, (Lincoln), Ontario in 1825. Her mother's maiden name was Grass. Hannah's husband was Matthew Seburn, and my understanding is that the lands they owned in Louth were from a UEL grant. I have a photo of Hannah taken in 1857, and she is obviously Native/Mohawk (as were her children and grandchildren), so I'm not sure how she fits into the Hainer family genealogy, since the Hainers seem to have been German. Anyone else out there with Indian Hainer ancestors?

Looking for information on Lorena Hainer/Hanes/Hanners

TinaMarieBarlow — 2005-10-05 18:57:35Z

This is a long shot, but I have been searching for information on my ggg-grandmother Lorena Pickens. I have been told that her maiden name is Hanes (possible spelling include: Hanes/Hanners/Haines/Haners) She was born in 1860 in Mason County, WV and died in Meigs County, Ohio on Septmeber 7, 1892 from TB. On January 20, 1878 she married Franklin (Francis) D.M. Pickens and had the following children: Minnie Mae Pickens born 1878, Laura Dale Pickens born 1880, Mary Clary Pickens born 1886 and Johnnie Pickens born 1889.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Tina Barlow
barlow662@adelphia.net

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

cshafley — 2007-11-11 03:06:41Z

Marriage records Sept.3, 1872 show her as the daughter of Peter and Rosanna.

Hainers in Canada

elvispresley9002 — 2003-01-11 07:15:23Z

I am looking for information on a Andrew B. Hainer. He was born sometime in 1835 in Prince Edward Island, Canada

Re: Henry Hainer, German Immigrant

litle11655 — 2005-03-11 19:53:31Z

Henry Hainer was the brother of my gr-gr-gr grandfather, John Hainer. Henry and his wife, Elizabeth, lived in Ohio and had children Wesley, Mary, Roda J. and Maggie. My gr-gr-gr grandfather married Frances Ruple. The Ruples were also wash Washington, PA. I wanted to find out what G. H. stood for (I am assuming George Henry) and where they landed in America in 1832.

Re: Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

elvis9002 — 2005-01-17 18:05:01Z

I notice your message saying that you had a Hainer Tree. I to have Hainer's in my family tree from my mother's side of the family her mother's name was Elta Hainer, whose parents were Joseph H. Hainer and Nettie Louise Currier. Elta died when my mother was about 2 years old. Joseph and Nettie raised her. Joseph and Nettie had 3 other daughters also. I have that Joseph Hainer's father was Andrew Hainer born in Prince Edward Island between 1834 or 1835 and married a Corinthay McCombs born between 1839 and 1840 and they 4 sons one of which was Joseph and 1 daughter. I don't know if you have any of these names in your tree, but if you do I sure would like to have any information that you have. You can email me directly at elvispresley9002@hotmail.com

Peter Hainer (and a blurb on Louise)

spanisharab — 2004-09-10 17:30:43Z

Hi.. I happened upon your threads on the bulletin board..

I'm trying to trace Peter Hainer on back.. I've determined that you two that were discussing on the bb were looking for the info coming from Louise Hainer. I'm decended from Peter's second wife Annie Moore.

Louise's mother was Rosana Willis. Rosana had William Henry (died young) and Louise born October 8, 1852.

Now do you by chance have Peter Hainer on back? (his father/mother/grandparents and so on?)

Thanks so much!! April

Re: Hansler-Slough connections

ChrisWills69 — 2007-10-11 06:02:10Z

Hello again Sharon. Sorry so long in getting back to this subject. i've got my new computer up and running now and ready for genealogy. If you'd like, I can send you a file on the Hansler family.

I don't have anything in my database on the Sloughs. A number of years ago I was in correspondence with Brian Slough and received some info from him which I haven't yet verified. I believe Rosannah/Rosina Slough was possibly the grand-daughter of Anna Margaretha Hertzel. (You seem to be missing a generation there).

If you want to give me a list of Vernon & Alice Robinson's children I will add them to my database.

Thanks again for the info you already provided in your previous post.

-Chris Wills

Re: Hanslers etc.

ChrisWills69 — 2007-06-27 01:54:23Z

Hi Sharon, nice to meet you. Thanks for your information.

Will let you know later if I'm ready to compare notes on the Hanslers/Sloughs/descendants etc.

Looking to get a new computer soon and I don't have internet at home right now. (Of course, all my genealogy files are on my old computer and may or may not be salvageable. Should be interesting to see what happens). Take care.

-Chris

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

ChrisWills69 — 2002-11-27 06:40:49Z

Thanks for your input, Marsha.
Maybe the Hainer and Shafley families moved to Michigan together? Beda "Peter" Shafley had a brother Urs Bernhard "Dours" Shafley who lived there for years and died in DeWitt MI.

Re: Henry Hainer, German Immigrant

paulorbin — 2003-07-04 04:29:14Z

JOHN B. HAINER, one of the successful farmers of West Bethlehem township, is a son of G. H. Hainer, who was born in Germany where he married Christina Loewer. They emigrated to this country and to Washington county, Penn., in 1832, bringing with them the following children: John B., Mary, Henry, Christina, Adam, Catherine and George; two other children Elizabeth and Nicholas were born in America. They are all living except Catherine. Nicholas and Adam are in the grocery business and live in New Castle, Penn.; Elizabeth is in Wheeling, W. Va.; Mary, George and Henry live in Ohio, and Christina is in Indiana.

John B. Hainer, son of the pioneer G. H. was born January 26, 1816 in Germany, and attended the schools of his native land, being under one instructor seven years. At the expiration of that time he was released from further attendance through the aid of influential friends, although the German law requires eight years' schooling for every boy. He then came to America with his father, and when nineteen years of age assisted in the cultivation of a farm in South Strabane township. He married Elizabeth Lauterbauch, who had also come to America, her father settling in Washington county. The following children have been born to them: Henry, John, George, Catherine, Adam, Jacob, Mary and Edward. Henry died at the age of twenty-eight years; the remainder are residents of Washington county.

Jacob Hainer was born in Canton township, this county, April 28, 1851. He now lives with his father. On October 17, 1874, he married Esther, daughter of Frederick Rasel, and they have the following family: George, Annie, Sadie, Norman, Flora and Nellie, all yet under the paternal roof. Mr. Hainer and his father, who resides with him, are both stanch Republicans, and in religion all the family are members of the Lutheran Church.

Henry is my Gr-Gr-Gr Uncle

Re: EMILY HAINER/husband:JIM STOWERS their son:LEWIS STOWERS/WV

TomGoodin43 — 2003-03-03 19:29:56Z

I have a feeling your Emily Hainer is my Emily Haner (b 9 Nov 1839 d. 29 May 1896, Big Creek wv, Logan Co., VA now WV). I have a good amount of information on her.

She was born in Logan, WV to Noah Haner and Mary Elizabeth Barker. She was first married in 1859 to Leander Frank Gillenwater (1837-1861)

They had at least one child, Web Terrell (Tell) Gillenwater, for whom I have a number of descendants.

After Franks death, I believe she remarried Mames "Jim" Stowers in 1878 in WV. She would have been 40 and he I think 24. I can't confirm yet that they are the same person (really just started researching this line today actually) but do have a mention of her as "Emily Gillenwater Stowers" which makes me think that this must be her in her second marriage.

I don't have any new info yet on the descendants of her 2nd marriage? Maybe you can help?

I'm researching her just because her father, Noah Haner, was brother to my gggrandmother Lethia J Haner who married William Bell, had a child Albert Bell who married Bettie Toney who had a child Virgie Beatrice Bell who married John Dan Goodin my grandfather. Any of those look familiar?

Thanks!

Tom Goodin

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

Sharon3477 — 2007-06-23 02:44:46Z

Oops...if you would like the descendants of Alice Hansler through the Robinson line, let me know. Cheers. Hope this is helpful.

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

Sharon3477 — 2007-06-23 02:43:18Z

Hello:
In the list of names in your query, I noticed Hansler, Slough and Schlauch. I have the following:

Alice Ann Hansler b. 03.12.1855, Pelham, Welland; d. 12.10.1879; married 01.10.1877, Thorold, ON, Vernon Hamilton Robinson(my great grandfather) b. 1855, died 11.08.1921, Niagara Falls, ON.

Alice Hansler was the daughter of Sarah Ann Slough, b. 17.03.1833, Pelham twp., d. 28.06.1856, Pelham twp. and Henry Hansler 10.03.1826 Pelham, married 1850, Welland, d. 06.01.1880 Pelham;

Henry Hansler was the son of Mary Snure (no b.d.) married 14.10.1811 to Andrew Hansler, b. 1790 Pelham twp. d. 14.02.1863;

Andrew Hansler was the son of Rosina Rosannah Slough, b. 1750, married 1789 to George Hansler b. 1756, New Jersey, d. 1831, Pelham twp.

Rosina Rosannah Slough is the daughter of Anne Margaretha Hertzel, b. 1719 and Johann Phillipp Schlauch b. 11. 06. 1710, d. 1755

Johann Phillipp Schlauch is the son of Anna Elisabeth Frick b< 1680, Adelshofen, Kraichgau, Germany she married 17.11.1705 to Ernst Bernard Schlauch b<1680, Adelshofen, Kraichgau, Germany

Sarah Ann Slough was the daughter of Dorothy Terryberry b. 1813, d. 1895, married 1830 to John George Slough b. 20.01.1807, Pelham; d. 27.11.1896, Pelham.

Dorothy Terryberry was the daughter of Catharine Moore b. 01.07.1790 Buck, Penn., d. 06.10.1851 Pelham twp., she married Samuel Terryberry b. 1788 Burlington, NJ, d. 05.05.1818, Thorold twp.

Hainer, Ancestory

joeandmarshaperry — 2003-08-10 22:01:00Z

I am looking for any one that has any information on a Joseph H. Hainer. He was born in 1863 in St. Catherine, Ontario, Canada. He died in 1935. He married and Nettie Louise Courier. She was born 1866 and died 1954. I believed she died in St. Johns, Michigan. They had a daughter named Hazel Estelle Hainer. I don't know the year she was born in. But she died Dec. 16th, 1966 in Carson City, MI. and was buried Dec. 19th 1969 in St. Johns, MI. There was also another daughter and her name was Elta Hainer and she died somewhere in 1918 or some where around there. Elta is my Grandmother. If anyone has any information on any of these names I would appreciate hearing from you.

Re: Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

joeandmarshaperry — 2003-08-10 22:01:00Z

I am sorry, but I don't have any information on any of thenames that you mentioned. But I believe their might be a connection somewhere down the line, My greatgrandfather was Joseph H, Hainer and he was also born in Canada, but later moved to Michigan. You mentioned St. Johns, Michigan. That is where my Mother was born. Her Mother was a Elta Hainer, which was a daughter to Jospeh Hainer. I also have some cousins that live in St. Johns, Michigan. I don't know whether any of this will help.

Re: Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

joeandmarshaperry — 2003-08-10 22:01:00Z

I am also looking for information on the Hainers. I have looked through my files and found a William H. Hainer buried in the Duplain Cemetery on Colony Rd in Duplain Twp. Clinton Co. Michigan. The lot No. is 067, but have no birthday or death date. nor his parents name.
My Hainers were born in Canda around Ontario, and later came to Michigan. My Granfather and Grandmother are also buried in the same cemetery. Their names were Joseph Hainer and Nettie Hanier and they had four daughters. Joseph's dad and mother were Andrew and Corthinay Hainer.
I don't know if this William is the same one that you are looking for, but it might give you something to go from. If you have any inforamtion on any other Hainers, I would like to hear from you. You can email me at elvispresley9002@hotmail.com.

Floyd Hainer

Stone3966 — 2005-06-12 15:07:51Z

I am looking for a Floyd Omar Stone born in 1920 or 1921 in Cadillac, Michigan. Floyd mother died when he was young. Floyd was adopted out to a Hainer Family. Floyd has 2 brothers 1 sister. If any one has any information PLEASE contact me at Stone3966@aol.com

Hainer Children

Stone3966 — 2005-06-12 15:07:51Z

I am looking for any information on Floyd Hainer's children. All I know is ther names are Connie, Sharon, Mary Clifton or Cliff.
They lived in Houghton Lake, Michigan. If any one had any information please contact me at Stone3966@aol.com.

Re: Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

BruceC_JohnsonJr — 2004-07-25 02:22:27Z

Hi Berry
Thanks for the info. We are trying to find the death date and place of William HAINER's wife who was actualy Elida NICKERSON. Some sources give her as Delilah but Bible record and correspondance confirms that she was Elida. She and William are in the 1881 census for Lapeer, Michigan and she is living in 1890. We presume that she died in Michigan but haven't found proof yet. Researching all NICKERSON descendants of Eliud NICKERSON, UEL.
Regards
Bruce Johnson

Ancestors and descendants of William HAINER of Brant Co., Ontario

BruceC_JohnsonJr — 2003-08-25 00:14:47Z

Looking for parents and descendants of William HAINER given in 1871 census index as age 41 Carpenter, at Buford (div. 4, p. 44) Did he have a wife Elida NICKERSON? If so would like to find marriage record. Did he have children? Believe that he is same person as given in 1880 Michigan census for Lapeer. Need death and g.s. information.
Can provide information on Elida's siblings and ancestors.
Bruce Johnson

Hainer, Ancestory

elvispresley9002 — 2002-11-18 03:43:02Z

In my recent message I spelled Nettie's last name wrong it should be spelled Curier

Hainer-Wills?-Shafley

ChrisWills69 — 2002-11-24 03:28:01Z

Does anyone have any documentation of a marriage between a Peter Hainer and a Rosanna Wills? (ca. 1850 Niagara region, Ont. Canada). Or any information on Louisa Hainer who married Peter Shafley and moved to Michigan?

Why I ask (please bear with me):
I am researching the Wills family, specifically descendants of Anthony Wills of Wainfleet Twp., Welland Co., Ontario, Canada. When I read his last will and testament (drafted 1873, executed 1880) there was mention of a grand-daughter, Hannah Margery Shaftley [sic], whom I had heard of (dau. Philip Wills, m.Paul Shafley) and a grand-daughter Louisa Catharine Shaftley [sic] whom I had not previously heard of. Louisa was given 100 acres in the south half of Lot 40, Concession 5, Wainfleet Twp. Page's Atlas (1876) shows a Peter Shafley living on this same property -Louisa's husband or father perhaps? I found the registration of marriage between Peter Shafley and Louisa Hainer (both resident of Wainfleet Twp.) on Sept. 3 1872. Louisa's parents are listed as Peter and Rosanna. I am tempted to think a Peter Hainer married a Rosanna Wills, daughter of Anthony, sometime in the 19th Century, but I would like to be able to confirm this. Has anyone ever heard of these two?

The Shafleys have a website which shows Peter and Louisa Shafley moved to Michigan and had 3 children: Trulie Angeline, Theresa Margaret and Chauncey Levi. Peter Shafley d.June 6 1906 Bengal Twp., Clinton Co. MI, his wife Louisa (Hainer) Shafley d.Febr. 1934 St. Johns MI.