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SOURCE: History of St. Clair County, Mich.
        by Arthur St. Clair
        A. T. Andreas & Co., Chicago - 1883

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       J. P. HAYNES, of the firm of J. J. BOYCE & Co., bankers, is a native
       of Allegany County, N. Y., and was born February 22, 1832. His
       parents, JAMES HAYNES and CALISTA R. HAYNES, came to this county in
       1839, when he was only seven years of age; he attended school here,
       then went to Detroit, and took a commercial course; he afterward
       engaged in lumbering in all of its branches, and carried on the
       business for fifteen years, and since then has been interested in
       dealing in pine, cedar and timber lands. In 1873, he associated
       with J. J. BOYCE and established a bank, and since then the firm
       have been engaged in the. banking business here. He has served as a
       member of the Board of City Aldermen. In 1860, Mr. HAYNES was united
       in marriage to Miss JANE YOUNG, of this city, daughter of JAMES
       YOUNG, an early settler. They have three children - FRANK J., FRED
       F., WILLIAM.

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