Harry J. Haynes

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Harry J. Haynes was born Aug. 2, 1877 around Fenton, Mich.  
His "mother" was Mary A. Gere/Geer/Geere/Gear and his "father" was 
James Morris Haynes.  Harry's mother had a first "husband" by the 
name of DeWitt(e).  He may be Choctaw.  Mary Gear Haynes had two 
children when she married J. Moris Haynes.  I do not know if Harry 
was adopted by her or if she is is his birth mother.  He may have 
been an infant found by Hiram Haynes of Ingham county, who had 
friendly Chippewa living close to his home.  Harry left Michigan 
after 1900 and came to Ohio where he married Myrtle Rose Keeney.  
They had two children, Faye(1905) and Carol C.(1907), but Harry did 
not fit in well.  He wasn't liked, and he was driven off mostly by 
Annie Belle Keeney,who was a troublemaker.  Harry went back to Mich. 
and lived with his mother in Detroit.  She died in 1927.  Later, 
Harry got his SS card in 1937 and moved to St. Petersburg, Fl.  He 
died April 18, 1966.  He is buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in St. 
Petersburg. Fl.  My mother, Carol C. Haynes Hall, never knew her 
father.  Her mother never mentioned him.  If anyone has any 
information on Harry Jay(Gardner) Haynes, like if he was sent to 
Industrial school, or any adoption records, or marriage records.  I 
can't find any marriage records anywhere.  Any information  will be 
appreaciated. Thank you and may the Creator bless you.

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