Hearne Resources and Links

This page lists Hearne resources, links and research, available both at this site and other sites.

Hearne History, Brief History and Genealogy of the Hearne Family, by William T. Hearne, transcribed, 811 pages.
Hearne Families A new, interactive database with genealogy, images, histories, and other information all linked together.
Hearne Families Compiled, genealogical database listing of collected Hearne families (extended from Hearne History Families above.) Download GEDCOM. (soon to be available)
Research correspondance with Somerset Herald of Arms and James B. Hearn concerning the father of William Hearne the merchant.
William Hearn Family Bible, Jasper, Georgia. Duplicated here from US Gen Web.
Gravestones in Delaware Sussex Cemetery 39, also called Bloxom Daugherty Farm Cemetery. Transcribed, updated, and annotated by James Hearn, complete with photos.
Gravestones in Delaware Sussex Cemeteries, including photos. Researched by James Hearn, additions by Brian Cragun.
Jonathan Alfred Hearn's will. Jonathan A. Hearn of Sussex. b. 1812. Transcribed by James Hearn.
Hearn(e) Wills Registered in Sussex County Delaware. All wills of name Hearn in Sussex County Delaware, transcribed by James Hearn.
Headstones the Cemetery 39. Stones From Hearn Cemetery (#39) on Rt.13A - 1 1/4 Mi. North of Delmar with associated census and marriage documents.
Headstones on the Bailey farm north of Delmar with associated census and marriage documents .

HEARNE Genealogy and Family Roots, by Steve Martonak. Descendants of Elisha Hearn, Other Researchers, Published Works About the HEARNEs, Censuses and Census Indices, Georgia Land Lotteries, Confederate HEARN(E)s in the War Between the States Researchers, Some HEARNE/HERRIN etc Marriages in Georgia and Alabama, Periodical Source Index (PERSI), Gandrud's Alabama Records, HEARNEs in the Mug Books, Texas Death Index 1903-1940, Arctic Dawn -- The Journeys of S. Hearne.
Christine Lennon's archived Hearne Surname Resource Site. The original site is now defunct; the link is to the WayBackMachine archives at www.archive.org. Site contains Researchers, Heraldry, Queries, Genealogy Links, Database, Origins, Photo Gallery, Links, 1891 Tree. Note: I have not had contact with Christine for many years now. One project will be to collect the information from her site and make it available, here.
"The Making of a Southern Gentleman", history of Samuel Batson Hearn by James Batson Hearn, Jr. Samuel Batson Hearn and his descendents were left out of Hearne's book because Hearne got angry when Sameul Batson Hearn would not contribute to the monument he was erecting. The site's author James and his father, James Sr., have done extensive research on the Hearns in Delaware and Maryland. With their permission, much of their research is included here on my site.

I'm always looking for more links or information to post on this site.