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Diane - I hope, I did not confuse you. All I know is a family tree was developed by a relative who was a librarian at the Haverill library fifty plus years ago. She was a Horne but had a different name because of marriage. I am from California and therefore have been separated from my eastern relatives. I have only been to Haverill once for two days in 1958 and I don't remember meeting anyone with the name Horne. My grandfather, who I never met, move out of Haverill as a young man and I think he was the last of the males, so there might not be any Horne's left in Haverill. I am guessing that somewhere at the library in Haverill there is information. I have not done much Horne research because I know (somewhere) I have the family tree, so I can't be much more help. Sorry for any confusion. Good luck.
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