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IDENTIFICATION:
Isaac VanBibber and Hester Op den Graeff
Jacob Isaacs VanBibber and Christinia ___________
Isaac Jacobs VanBibber and Frances Schumacher
Peter VanBibber and Anna ____________
Peter VanBibber Jr. and Marguery Bounds
Jacob VanBibber and Sarah Miller
Nancy VanBibber and Moses Haney
David Haney and Martha Ann Henry
Adoniram Judson Haney and Mary Louise Clarke

Adoniram Judson "Jud," born August 1859 and died June 27, 1933, married Mary Louise Clarke, born March 17, 1857, and died October 9, 1923. Their six children were Roy Wilbur, Anna Laurie, Rosa Mary, Edward H., David Judson, and William Clarke.

Roy married Marie Simmons of Aid, Lawrence County, Ohio. Their children Nancy
Mary, Virginia (deceased), Jack (deceased), Roy W. Junior, and Barbara "Polly"
(deceased). Anna Laurie married Henry Walker, no children. Rosa Mary died in
her teens. Edward H. never married. David married Elanor Hornburger of
Ironton, their children William David (deceased), Rosa Mary, and Eddie Lee.
William Clarke married Mary Louise Varron and their seven children are John
Judson "Sonny" (deceased), William Clarke Jr. "Buddy," David Barron, Louis
Raymond (deceased), Janet Louise, Carroll Lee, and Michael Paul.

Grandpa Jud Haney was a quiet man, dedicated, hard working, an accomplished
tool maker noted for his extraordinary feats of strength. Grandpa was a
member of the Ironton Police Force and the waterworks department.

Little is known about Grandmother Haney. Grandmother was born in
Pennsylvania. She had one sister, Margaret, two brothers, Thomas and Uncle
Billy, as Daddy used to talk about him.

Grandmother's parents, Edward Clarke and Mary Smith, were born in Ireland.

Great-great-grandfather Moses Haney and great great grandmother Nancy Van
Bibber were married January 13, 1827. They moved from Kentucky (Greenup
County ?) to Upper Township, Lawrence County, Ohio about 1840 - 1848. Their
children William, David, Andrew, Ruth, and Sarah, were born in Kentucky and
James was born in Ohio.

David married Martha Ann Henry May 16, 1850. Their children were Quincy,
Henry, Judson, George, Luella, Fredrick, Arthur, Oscar, Grace, and Elmer.

Through great grandmother Haney, daughter of James Henry and Elizabeth Lee,
daughter of Reverend John Lee and Frances Ward is as far back as my search has
reached.

Church cemetery and military records are yet to be searched. Lineage limbs to
research are Davidson, Davisson, Feurt, Gillette, Henry, Kelly, Langlin, Lee,
McNeal, Murdock, Pickett, Rogers, Selby, Schilling, Sloan, Van Bibber, Ward,,
and Yingling,. These are just a few names to be researched and recorded. The
Baptist Faith predominated.

Moses Haney was a farmer and word has it that great great or great grandmother
Haney did, or could have, supplied the poplar timbers of great bulk for the
new First Baptist Church at Fifth and Vernon street. One salvaged timber is
the fireplace mantel at the Haney Cabin at Lawco Lake.

The Haney lineage is vague. Through Reverend John Lee a direct link is
established to General Robert E. Lee and Light Horse Harry Lee.

SOURCE: History of Lawrence County, Ohio 1990. Mailed to Gary R. Hawpe on
September 18, 1998 from Barbara Madden of Marble Falls, TX
--fmadden@tstar.net--
NOTE; Adoniram Judson Haney died in Lawrence County, Ohio.

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