Paul Trapier Hayne / Marianne Irvine


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Paul Trapier HayneMale Note Born: 14 Dec 18461846-12-14 at South CarolinaSouth Carolina Married: 7 Apr 18741874-4-7 at South CarolinaSouth Carolina Died: 14 Sep 19211921-9-14 at South CarolinaSouth Carolina Father: Isaac William Hayne Mother: Alicia Paulina Shubrick Trapier WIFE Name: Marianne Irvine Note Born: 11 Oct 1849 at Greenville, South Carolina Died: 29 Jan 1934 at Greenville, South Carolina Father: Osmyn B. Irvine Mother: Frances Margaret Mcmahan CHILDREN Name: Mary Shubrick Hayne Born: 1 Apr 1875 Died: Name: Paul Trapier Hayne Colonel Born: 26 Aug 1876 at Greenville, South Carolina Died: 21 Jan 1907 at Uss Charleston, Off California Coast Wife: Hermione Crosby Name: Adele Irvine Hayne Born: 13 Nov 1877 Died: Husband: J. Gordon Scott Name: Frances Irvine Hayne Born: 22 Mar 1881 Died: Name: Isaac William Hayne Born: 23 Mar 1883 Died: 20 Jan 1907 Name: Harriett Butler Hayne Born: 15 Nov 1884 Died: Husband: Robert Emmett Houston Dr. Name: Marianna Irvine Hayne Born: 30 Jun 1887 Died: Husband: Henry Mciver Name: Frances Mcmahon Hayne Born: 4 Jul 1889 Died: NOTES 1). Paul Trapier Hayne entered Confederate Service at the ag e of seventeen in 1863, enlisting in the Beaufort Artillery , then commanded by Captain H. M. Stuart. He fought at Aver asboro and Bentonville in North Carolina, and was paroled a t Greensboro. After teaching school in Georgia and spendin g three years in New York City, he settled in Greenville, w here he worked as deputy clerk of the Federal Court. 2). Marianne Irvine is buried in Christ Church cemetery, Green ville, South Carolina. DAR 35605. !BIRTH DAR application 35605, DAR application 35605 If you want me to let you know when I change the website, please signup here (no more then once a quarter!)

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