Capt. John Hayes

See Media Section: Leesee of Doublehead, a Quebecan Ashinaabe'Travel Diarist & Tory; Speculator Buys/Sells listed in Source section. Georgia Succession papers are part of the deed work in the St. Helena Courthouse where one can see and photograph only. Added screenshots to Parker Hays.

Known yDNA. Known to have visited Mark Hays in 1809 per his diary. Travel diary photo in Parker Hays' avatar. Leesee transcription here: http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~janelle/genealogy/Intruders.htm#page16

Hundreds of descendants have tested on 23andMe. A known SNP atDna partner of Jenny King .

Journal that was part of John Hays' succession documents in St Tammany. He made a trip in 1809 to see Mark Hays, his son by Jennie (Vann) Brown

 (of Family of Hays in the 1812 Choctaw Regiment in War of 1812 and of the Hays as part of Foster's division of MS militia - "Journal to Georgia:  1809     Now, the Journal entry has: 

"Left home the 29 March 1809. Cross tenecee {Tennessee River} at lowest point and came to Coker’s that night which is 48 miles. 30 – thence Crossed highway and came to Macaners, 32 miles. 31 – thence came threw {through} the turnpike 33 miles, thence April the 1st came to the Chatticuchia {Chattahoochie River} 16 miles. 2- came to the Appellcheha {Apalachicola River}, the 3 – came to Mark Hays." : Hinds Valley Creek is in TN, His miles make this sound really close from where he left to where he arrived. 5 days and around 132 miles on the trip start to finish - where the Sheriff was "John Brown, Sheriff. 1809" - 1. Tax Receipts: 1797 – 1804 – 1805 – 1809 – 1811 - 1817. This trek goes right through Moravian AL and Vann and Thomas native people's locations, on the backflip back to La.

Received of John Hays, his tax for the year 1797 by me, John Routorn for John H. Foster.

Received of John Hays _ his tax is for the year 1804. James H. Williams, Sheriff.

October 22 Day 1806, received tax of John Hays 7/6 his tax for the year 1805, received by me, J. Murphy, Sheriff.

Received John Hays tax for 1809 - $3.43 ¾ , John Brown, Sheriff.

Received of John Hays for twenty cents the tax on 83 acres of land on Hinds Valley Creek for 1811, John Brown, Sheriff.

Received of John Hays three dollars and seventy five cents in full of his Territorial and County Tax for the year 1817, October 10th, 1817. J. Cistie and F. Creel.

2. Land Transfer: 1800

20th June 1800

Received of John Hays one horse at one hundred and forty dollars in four payments of a tract of land bought by John Sutton from me.

Said horse taken out of the payments due in year 1804

                                                                                                           Gabriel Huber

Rev War Era Eviction with the Corkern and McClendon (actually ydna McClelland) for releasing POW Torys. Tushana Corkern has the eviction notice. (Ancestry dot com records), This line has an NPE proven on the SNP of chromosome 7 in a cluster of kit testers who grew up in southern MS with the transfer community of the Qualla of Chief Jarratt Nimrod SMith, but who took a different time and route into the same area. Some who descend from both people match both groups in predicted SNP spots.

See Media Section for Sceenshot of Capt John Hayes/ Emigrant Roll from Okla Falaya to Ark community. Would be for the nephew and in the Atatkapassa District John de la Houseye famiily who were based in Lousianna as transplant community from 1795 after the Treaty of Natchez.

Anicinape East Algonquians of Quebecan Delahausije /Delahousa Family Cluster: Ydna R-M173 4…..Served in the Cherokee War under Col. Richard Richardson whose men were mainly from Camden Dist of Craven Co and some men from the western area of Williamsburg Co; but, John Hay was from Quebec. Later in his life, was enumerated on the Atatkapas District Militia of 1801 in Louisiana after the purchase of Mississippi Territory by Jefferson from Napoleon.

57553 Peter Scott; ; TN & AL, ydna Q-M3 M3+ Grand Nephew of John Hays.

N87450 Peter Scott, 1800 - 1880 ydna Q-M3 Brother in law of son of John Hays.

155776 Peter Hays, b.c. 1775, Ga/SC ydna R-M173 - Son of John Hays; related maternally to above cluster.

Source for Military Record: http://genealogytrails.com/scar/patriots.htm for Colonial Wars and see Atakapasa District 1805 Militia for West Spanish Florida contingient called take on the Spanish under Gov. William C. C. Claiborne which the west part was taken in 1810 and the rest of Florida followed in 1813.

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