Out of Union County: Hayes Family Journey

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WILL of Fred W. Hayes

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John Nelson Hays (c.1833‒)
William Thomas Hayes (1857‒1924)
Frederick Watson "Fred" Hayes (1882‒1949)
Verla Louisa "Susie" Hayes (1906‒1991)
Alice Josephine Hayes (1907‒1975)
Stacey Brevard Hayes (1910‒1979)
Winifred Isabel "Winnie" Hayes (1912‒1976)
James Thomas "Nelson" Hayes (1916‒1993)
Grayson Hayes (1918‒1980)
Magaret Kiturah Hayes (1921‒2005)
Franklin Walter "Frank" Hayes (1924‒1978)
Steve Weldon Hayes (1927‒2009)

Individual Pages

Antis, Eleanor "Kaye" Hayes
Antis, Phillip ("Phil') Jay , Sr,
Eason, Henry David
Godwin, Cathy Hayes
Goree, Patricia Ann
Hagler, Margaret Ellen Hayes
Hayes, Calvin Bruce
Hayes, Charles Grayson
Hayes, Craig Franklin
Hayes, Don Benet
Hayes, "Eleanor" Bass
Hayes, Frances Josephine "Josie" Sneed Helms
Hayes, Jack "Jay" Irby Jr.
Hayes, Frederick Brevard
Hayes, Margaret Elizabeth
Hayes, Margaret Vernice
Hayes, Margie Helms
Hayes, Melvin Blair
Hayes, Roger Grayson
Hayes, Roger "Pearce"
Hayes, Walter Eugene "Gene"
Hayes, Walter
Long, Clyde H. "Skip"
Marshall, Kathy
Peterson, Becky Hayes
Peterson, Rebecca Ann
Taylor, Jacob Hayes
Hayes, "Shirley" Yvonne
Stokes, Susan Sneed
Taylor, Jonathan Henry
Taylor, "Linda" Hayes
Taylor, Karen Boshoff
Taylor, Stephen "DeWayne"
Thomas, Susie Hayes
Yancey, Ellen Eason

Special Interest Pages

STORIES: Steve Hayes
MILITARY RECORDS
Children of W.T. Hayes and Elizabeth Haywood
FAMILY TREE‒HAYES
FAMILY TREE‒HARGETT(e)
FAMILY‒Margaret Gay’s Siblings
POTTERY - Isaac E. Gay (1835‒1904)
Hayes, William Thomas
WILL of Fred W. Hayes
WILL of Maggie H. Hayes
Maggie's Scrapbook
Union County Townships
BASS ANCESTRY TRACED
Part Native American?!
John Basse Prayer Book

Videos

Skip Long- Pioneer in Spearfishing and Freediving
2017 Hayes Family Reunion
2003 Hayes Family Reunion

Verla Hayes Long

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Fred & Maggie Hayes

1948 - Click for more

Alice and Henry Eason

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Stacy & Ethel Hayes

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"Winnie" Hayes Goree

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Nelson Hayes

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Grayson & Eleanor Hayes

1941 - Click for more

Margaret Hayes Bley

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Frank Hayes

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Steve & Margie Hayes

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1886 Courthouse

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Monroe - Late 1800s Photos

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Union County

Union County was established in 1842 from parts of Mecklenburg and Anson counties, and named "Union" as a compromise to settle a dispute between local Whigs and Democrats over whether the new county should be named "Clay" or "Jackson." Both of those names were subsequently used for new counties in the extreme southwestern part of the state.

CONTACT

Mary Warshaw or
Roger Hayes

This map shows post office locations in 1896.

At that time Union County had a total population of 21,259 - Monroe 3,500.

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WILL of Fred W. Hayes

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