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The motto on the Haines Coat of arms is: In te domine speravi which translates to: In thee, O Lord, I have placed my hope.
Spelling variations include: Haines, Hains, Hain, Haine, Haynes, Hainson and others. |
| One of the more interesting people in this Haines line is James Haines. James enlisted to serve in the Civil War on March 11, 1864. He was wounded at Cold Harbor on June 8, 1864 when he was hit by a Minnie Ball. The lower third of his right thigh was amputated and he later died at Harewood Hospital in Washington, DC on June 26, 1864. James was 19 years old and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. |
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