The Haddan Family Heritage

The Family Heritage

Johnson Family (picture)	Haddan Family (picture)
Mom's Parents Fred C. Johnson married to Jessie Catherine Horney Lived in Hebron, Nebraska Children -Pauline Lena Johnson (Haddan), Dorothy Johnson (Houseman), Margaret Johnson (Rickles), Doris Faye Johnson (Eberhardt), Maxine Johnson (Hensley)	Dad's Parents Wedding Day Picture George Sherman Haddan married Feb.15, 1911 to Anna May Knigge Lived in Alexandria, Nebraska George - Mar. 1, 1884 to May. 30, 1949 Anna - Apr. 2, 1891 to Mar. 19, 1971 Children - Merle George Haddan, Elmer Leroy Haddan, Eugene Sherman Haddan, Earl Ray Haddan, Neal Dexter Haddan, Doris Mae Haddan, LaVerne(Corky) Lincoln Haddan, Maudie Lavon Haddan, Glena Lee Haddan, Hugh Rhea Haddan, Jon Orville Haddan
Fred's Parents Robert C. Johnson married to Philena Alphoretta Kennedy Philena born November 18, 1858 - the 15th of 17 children	George's Parents Lincoln Izechial Haddan married to Melisa A. Newton Lincoln 1861 - 1934 Melisa 1864 - 1942 Children of Lincoln and Melisa George Sherman Haddan Leonard N. Haddan
Philena's Parents Elizabeth Harvey married to Ahio Hines Kennedy Ahio born Feb. 16, 1807 living in Iowa	Anna's Parents Christian Knigge 1866-1949 Martha Matilda Kinzie 1872-1963 Children of Christian and Martha: Anna May Knigge,Mary Ellen Knigge, William Christian Knigge, Martha Mable Knigge, Bertha Alcinda Knigge, David Levi Knigge, Albert LeRoy Knigge, George Raymond Knigge, Ralph Martin Knigge, John Orville Knigge, Gladys Estella Knigge
Ahio's Parents Mathew Kennedy married to Christina Hines Mathew was born in Paisley, Scotland in 1765 one of 11 children came to America in 1785 immigrating to Ohio where he was a farmer owning over 1,000 acres. Christina was born in Maryland in 1776 one of 12 children
Mathew's Parents William Kennedy married to Grazell Linisay
Christina's Parents Johannes Hines III married to Gertrude Deitch Johannes later went by the name John, was born in Dillingham Prussia in 1744 Upon immigrating to America, changed the Hines from Heintz. He served in the American Revolution in the Battle of Bunker Hill.
John's Parents Johannes Heintz II married to Ann (last name unknown as of yet)
Johannes's Father Johannes Heintz married but wife unknown as of yet. Johannes was born the early 1700's in Dillenburg Prussia He immigrated to the colonies to Pennsylvania with his wife, his son and grandson in 1751. He was of German and Swiss extraction. He made the voyage to the Americas in the ship "Two Brothers" which sailed out of Rotterdam, Holland.