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From: "William Y. Epling" <>
Subject: Re: [HAY] John HAY / HEY
Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 12:23:22 -0400
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My Hay line is as follows:

1. Johann Michael Hoh 5TH Great-Grandfather


2. Lieut. Col. John Hay 4th GGF

3. John Hay, Jr. 3rd GGF

4. Alexander Hay 2nd GGF

5. Dr. Thomas Hay GGF

6. Helen Cresson Hay Grandmother

7. Helen Cresson Hay Young Mother

8. William Young Epling Self



This Hay line spent three generations in the Palatinate, Bavaria where they
spelled their name Hoh. They came to Bavaria from Scotland - they left for
religious reasons.



The John Milton Hay mentioned below as Lincoln's secretaty (& much more) was
a direct descendant of Adam Hay, brother of Lieut. Col John Hay, my 4th GGF.
John Milton Hay was my 3rd cousin, 3 times removed.



I have a large amount of reasonably well documented data on my Hay line
(e.g., acepted by the DAR & SAR through Lieut. Col. John Hay) well into
their origin in Scotland. Anyone interested in pursuing this should contact
me directly.



Bill





William Y. Epling

7513 Dolce Drive

Annandale, VA 22003

703-560-6581



Cell: 703-389-6028





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Subject: Re: [HAY] John HAY / HEY



Greetings to the Hay List. Ironically, I have two John Hay's in my family,

but of German heritage, pronounced "Hay," but spelled "Heh." They lived in

the Banat (Romania, Hungary, Yugoslavia, etc.,) prior to coming to the U.S.

in the early 1900s. Is there anybody out there on this list with any German

Hay/Hey's? Hope so!

Many thanks,

Marilyn



On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 3:00 AM, <> wrote:



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> Today's Topics:

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> 1. Re: Rev John HAY(HEY) of ENGLAND married Ann(last name

> unknown)Came to PA in 1804, responsible for English settlement

> In 1805 (Susan Keipp)

>

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> Message: 1

> Date: Sun, 4 Apr 2010 23:35:30 -0500

> From: "Susan Keipp" <>

> Subject: Re: [HAY] Rev John HAY(HEY) of ENGLAND married Ann(last name

> unknown)Came to PA in 1804, responsible for English settlement

> In

> 1805

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> Have you tried Family Search.com or RootsWeb.com? There might be others

> who

> are searching for your John Hay. Sorry, but my John Hay was Lincoln's

> secretary, so not the same one.

>

> Kind regards,

>

> Susan

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: "DONNA" <>

> To: <>

> Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 10:30 AM

> Subject: [HAY] Rev John HAY(HEY) of ENGLAND married Ann(last name

> unknown)Came to PA in 1804, responsible for English settlement In 1805

>

>

> > Hello Hay researchers

> > I am looking for info on Rev. John HAY(HEY) of England

> > He arrived in PA in 1804 ,along with his wife, Ann and his children:

> > George

> > Jabez,Augustus,John,Amelia and Maria.

> > In 1805 he started up the English Settlement

> >

> > Rev Hey was born in England, died in 1809 Chambersburgh,PA

> >

> > Here is a list of Parishes he ministered at

> > Rev John Hey

> > Academy - Treveca College

> > 1783 Berkhamstead, Herts(Hertfordshire, England)

> > 1783 Arundel, Sussex (West Sussex in the South of England)

> > 1785 Ringwood, Hants(Southampton and S.W. Hampshire)

> > 1789 Castle Green, Bristol

> > 1806 South Fork Street, Philadelphia, USA

> >

> > The name has been seen as HEY also

> >

> > Just thought I would see if anyone is researching this line,maybe under

> > the

> > name HAY

> >

> > Donna HEY Payne

> >

> >

> >

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