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Facts and Events
| Name[1] |
Lottie May Troup |
| Married Name[2] |
Lottie Haines |
| Alt Name[3] |
Lottie M. Troup |
| Married Name[4] |
Lottie Hains |
| Married Name[7] |
Lattie Haines |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[5] |
12 Jul 1884 |
Huron, Erie, Ohio, United States |
| Marriage |
30 Aug 1899 |
Adrian, Lenawee, Michigan, United Statesto Julian Glendower Haines |
| Census[4] |
1900 |
Greenwich, Huron, Ohio, United StatesLottie Hains, 16, w/o Julian G., 33 |
| Census[7] |
1910 |
Greenwich, Huron, Ohio, United StatesLattie Haines, 26, w/o Julian, 42 |
| Death[2] |
25 Feb 1912 |
Massillon, Stark, Ohio, United StatesLottie Haines, 24, married |
| Burial[2][6] |
29 Feb 1912 |
East Bronson-Olena Cemetery, Bronson, Huron, Ohio, United StatesLottie M. Troup Haines |
Family's Oral History
Lottie's husband, Julian, lived with their son, Harley, most of his life. Harley's children recall that the topic of Julian's marriage was off limits.
Apparently Lottie's father wanted her to marry young. She was just 15 when she married Julian Haines in August of 1899. She and Julian had three children, two sons and one daughter.
Lottie suffered from severe headaches for which she took laudanum. Harley recalled trips to the local store when his mother purchased this potent drug.
Lottie is listed with her husband and children in the 1910 census. Sometime after that she left, perhaps to run off with another man. She took her daughter, Helen, with her. Lottie's parents took in her two boys, Harley and Ray. Julian continued to work on the railroad.
Lottie died in a hospital in 1912.
After her death Julian stopped working for the railroad and found work at a children's home. Harley didn't want to live there and was bound out to a cruel family (O'Bannon) in Newark. Ray probably lived in the home with his father. Helen was raised by Alfred Gates and his wife, a local couple who raised Helen as their daughter but did not adopt her (Julian would not sign the papers to allow Helen to be adopted).
We believe that the photo of Lottie and Julian is their wedding photo.
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References
- ↑ Ohio, United States. Ohio, County Births, 1856-1909.
1903 record of birth for son, Walter, lists mother's name as "Lottie May Troup."
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Haines, Lottie, in State of Ohio, Bureau of Vital Statistics. Ohio Deaths 1908-1953. (Ohio, United States: Intellectual Reserve, Inc.)
fn 11753, 25 Feb 1912.
Lottie Haines, 24, b. abt 1888 in Ohio, d/o William...P, b. in Ohio, & Susanna Richie, b. in Ohio; married housewife; d. 25 Feb 1912 in Massillon, Stark County, Ohio; buried 29 Feb 1912 in Olena, Ohio.
- ↑ Ohio, United States. Ohio, County Births, 1856-1909.
1907 record of birth for daughter, Myrtle H. Haines, lists mother's name as, "Lottie M. Troup."
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Hains, Julian G., in Huron County, Ohio. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule
ED 23 p 16A fn 395.
Lottie Hains, 16, b. Jul 1884 in Ohio; married 0y/abt 1900 to Julian G. Hains, 33, b. in Ohio; Julian's cousin, Hilbert Lowery, 29, also living in household in Greenwich Township, Huron County, Ohio.
- ↑ Case No. 1127, Marion County Ohio Probate Court, in Haines, Harley O. - Birth Certificate
25 Jun 1942.
Registration of Birth for Harley Osborne Haines included sworn testimony of Harley's father, Julian Glendower Haines: Mother, Lottie May Troup, white, 18, married at time of Harley's birth; born in Huron County, Ohio, & living in Greenwich for 2 years prior to Harley's birth at home on July 12, 1901, attending physician Dr. Whigen, M.D., of Greenwich, Ohio.
- ↑ Lottie M. Troup Haines, in Find A Grave.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Haines, Julian, in Huron, Ohio, United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule
p 9 fn 257.
Lattie [Lottie] Haines, 26, h/o Julian, 42; m/o Harley, 8; Ray, 6; Helen, 3; Leslie Truxell, 14, a newphew also in household.
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