Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Butler Co.

CHARLES HAYNES, Butler County, was born November 8, 1834, in Barren 
County, Ky., and in 1845 removed with his parents to Butler County, 
where he has since resided.  His father, John Haynes, Jr., was also a 
native of Barren County, was born in 1807, and is now living in Butler 
County.  He is the son of John Haynes, Sr., of North Carolina, who died 
in 1846.  John, Jr., subject's father, married Millie, daughter of 
Willis and Isabell (Butler) Larrence of Barren County (born in 1842, 
died in 1874).  Their offspring are subject, Alexander, Alvy, Silas C., 
Willis, John H. and Virginia A.  He next married Joanna Simpson, and 
their children are Cynthia A. and Mary J.  Our subject obtained but a 
limited education in youth, having mainly "schooled" himself.  He has 
been twice married; first, April 2, 1862, to Elizabeth A., daughter of 
John and Lucy (Woodcock) Elmore of Butler County (born in 1841; died 
January 8, 1863).  This union was without issue.  He was next married 
October 18, 1876, to Albinna, daughter of William and Barbara A. (Young) 
Bellar of Butler County (born November 10, 1852), and to them have been 
born Vasta, Vuna and Vander.  Subject has been for many years engaged 
in the business of carpenter and cabinet-maker in which he has met with 
good success.  He is also a miller by profession.  He is a member of the 
Masonic fraternity, and in politics a Democrat.

Haynes Larrence Butler Simpson Elmore Woodcock Bellar Young
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Barren-KY NC

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