Amanda was born the daughter of Daniel and Mary Green (nee Carr)
We can trace her lineage through her maternal line. Her maternal grandfather was Robert Carr (or Kerr) (1754-1837) of Bucks County, Pennsylvania who served as a Private in the American Revolutionary War.
Her two of her sons would have incredible military careers and resumes that would rival any LinkedIn member. How they got there is a mystery, as her husband was a shoemaker and then a "news dealer" by 1880.
A few of her grandsons would follow in their father's footsteps, and their sons, and their sons as well.
Her great-great-great granddaughter would find her name in 2014 on a registry of the Sons of the Revolutionary War - linking her heritage to the Nation's beginnings.
Who was Amanda Hains?
I am still finding out. If you share a lineage with this woman or her family - please let me know! I'd love to chat about the family history.
We can trace her lineage through her maternal line. Her maternal grandfather was Robert Carr (or Kerr) (1754-1837) of Bucks County, Pennsylvania who served as a Private in the American Revolutionary War.
Her two of her sons would have incredible military careers and resumes that would rival any LinkedIn member. How they got there is a mystery, as her husband was a shoemaker and then a "news dealer" by 1880.
A few of her grandsons would follow in their father's footsteps, and their sons, and their sons as well.
Her great-great-great granddaughter would find her name in 2014 on a registry of the Sons of the Revolutionary War - linking her heritage to the Nation's beginnings.
Who was Amanda Hains?
I am still finding out. If you share a lineage with this woman or her family - please let me know! I'd love to chat about the family history.
Amanda was born the daughter of Daniel and Mary Green (nee Carr)
We can trace her lineage through her maternal line. Her maternal grandfather was Robert Carr (or Kerr) (1754-1837) of Bucks County, Pennsylvania who served as a Private in the American Revolutionary War.
Her two of her sons would have incredible military careers and resumes that would rival any LinkedIn member. How they got there is a mystery, as her husband was a shoemaker and then a "news dealer" by 1880.
A few of her grandsons would follow in their father's footsteps, and their sons, and their sons as well.
Her great-great-great granddaughter would find her name in 2014 on a registry of the Sons of the Revolutionary War - linking her heritage to the Nation's beginnings.
Who was Amanda Hains?
I am still finding out. If you share a lineage with this woman or her family - please let me know! I'd love to chat about the family history.
We can trace her lineage through her maternal line. Her maternal grandfather was Robert Carr (or Kerr) (1754-1837) of Bucks County, Pennsylvania who served as a Private in the American Revolutionary War.
Her two of her sons would have incredible military careers and resumes that would rival any LinkedIn member. How they got there is a mystery, as her husband was a shoemaker and then a "news dealer" by 1880.
A few of her grandsons would follow in their father's footsteps, and their sons, and their sons as well.
Her great-great-great granddaughter would find her name in 2014 on a registry of the Sons of the Revolutionary War - linking her heritage to the Nation's beginnings.
Who was Amanda Hains?
I am still finding out. If you share a lineage with this woman or her family - please let me know! I'd love to chat about the family history.
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