Haynes Family Annual Reunion Highlights Texas Heritage
The Texas Haynes Family Association held its 12th annual reunion July 15–16, 1939 at the Haynes ranch in Blanco County with 75 members attending. Attendees included Haynes descendants from Llano Dallas Austin San Antonio Sabinal Canyon Burnet Blanco Round Mountain and others. A history note covered Bert Haynes ranch origins in the 1860s and a letter from Mrs. Haynes recalled Leon Martin Haynes born 1871 who later became association president. An exhibit featured Charles Haynes 1836 1838 Texas service discharge presented to San Jacinto Battle Monument Museum by Violet A. Haynes.
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Bert) Haynes
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Andrew R. Haynes
Beulah Haynes
Dallas
John Lloyd Phillips
Nell Phillips
John Lloyd Phillips Jr
Dorothy Phillips Davis
Arnold Davis
Mary Linn Phillips
Austin
Willie Russell
Joe Russell
Joe Greer Russell
Jayne Russell
San Antonio
Norris
Dorothy Norris
Verna Lou Norris
Charles Ernest Haynes
Sophia Olney Waynes
Ira Haynes Zeller
Perry Zeller
Violet Alice Haynes
Susie Haynes Chowning
Susie Jenette Chowning
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John A. Shirley
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Adah Hayner
Haynes Norris
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Llano County
Leon M. Haynes
Euphronia Crownover Haynes
Mararet Haynes Bergman
WN. E. Bergman
Wm. Clifford Haynes
Alberta Mosley Haynes
Hazel Haynes
Alice May Haynes
Violet Alberta Haynes
George Leon Haynes
Albert Power
Ruth Shelley Haynes
Naomi Haynes
Leonard Dunman Haynes
Albert R. Haynes
Frances Stover Haynes
Mary Ann Haynes
Verna Louise Norris
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26 pound anniversary cake presented by af Liano and decorated by a San Antonio bakery. Life officers of the association include senior members Leon Martin Haynes president Blanco county ranchman Willie Charles Russell vice president Austin Charles Hickman Haynes vice president Alamogordo New Mexico Charles Ernest Haynes vice president San Antonio Albert Power Haynes vice president Blanco county ranchman Willie Haynes Shirley historian Sabinas Canyon Texas Violet Alice Haynes secretary San Antonio.
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