Lincoln-Bedford County TN Archives Biographies.....Haynie, Samuel 1833 - 
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HAYNIE, MOORE, BAILEY



Samuel HAYNIE, farmer, was born in Bedford County, in 1833, and remained at

home until he was twenty-five years of age.  He received a fair education

in the neighboring schools, and December 20, 1856, led to the altar Anna

MOORE, a native of Lincoln County, Tenn., born June, 1832, and the daughter

of Andrew and Rachel MOORE.  The union of our subject and wife resulted in

the birth of ten children, seven of whom are living:  Samuel J., Robert H.,

Mary J., Hugh L., Thomas J. J., Anna L. and Emma L.  Mr. HAYNIE resides on

the old home-place, which now consists of 302 acres under a good state of

cultivation.  In 1863 he enlisted in Company D, Eighth Tennessee, and took

an active part in the battle of Murfreesboro.  He was in the retreat toward

the south, and soon after returned home and resumed farming.  Mr. HAYNIE

taught school several terms before marriage and also several after

marriage.  He is a life-long Democrat in politics.  Our subject's parents,

James and Elizabeth (BAILEY) HAYNIE, were married about 1830.  The father

was born May 18, 1810, and was of Scotch-Irish descent.  He was a farmer by

occupation, but, being a natural genius, could manufacture or repair nearly

all kinds of machinery.  He died in 1878.  The mother of our subject was

born in North Carolina and died in 1882.



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