World Statistics for Surname Hayley

According to website World Names Public Profiler

WORLD Statistics for : HAYLEY

Roots of this name:
Surname Group Subgroup Language
HAYLEY EUROPEAN_OTHER WESTERN ENGLISH ENGLISH
As I have mentioned before the genealogy networking community will post activities or contest from time to time and encourage other genealogist to POST TO THEIR BLOGS.

There for a Fellow Chula Vista Genealogist Randy Seaver posted this activity on
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Surname Distributions!
Hey, genealogy fans - it's Saturday Night, and time for some Genealogy Fun!

Your mission, should you decide to accept it (cue the Mission Impossible music...), is:

1) Find out the geographical distribution of your surname - in the world, in your state or province, in your county or parish. I suggest that you use the Public Profiler site at http://www.publicprofiler.org/worldnames/, which seems to work quickly and easily. However, you cannot capture the image as a photo file - you have to capture the screen shot, save it and edit it.
Top Countries

CANADA 21.32
UNITED KINGDOM 5.94
UNITED STATES 2.1
NEW-ZEALAND 1.76
SWITZERLAND 0.64
SPAIN 0.42
IRELAND 0.34
FRANCE 0.15
GERMANY 0.04

Top Regions

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR , CANADA 179.58
TAURANGA CITY , NEW-ZEALAND 50.7
ONTARIO , CANADA 37.88
TEXAS , UNITED STATES 37.87
NOVA SCOTIA , CANADA 24.94
ARKANSAS , UNITED STATES 23.78
BRITISH COLUMBIA , CANADA 20.37
WHANGAREI DISTRICT , NEW-ZEALAND 18
ALBERTA , CANADA 13.65
ALABAMA , UNITED STATES 12.74



Top Cities
City
BONAVISTA , NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR , CANADA
COVENTRY , WEST MIDLANDS , UNITED KINGDOM
BRISTOL , SOUTH WEST , UNITED KINGDOM
UNKNOWN , SOUTH EAST , UNITED KINGDOM
LONDON SE1 , SOUTH EAST , UNITED KINGDOM
SHREWSBURY , WEST MIDLANDS , UNITED KINGDOM
RUGBY , WEST MIDLANDS , UNITED KINGDOM
GUILDFORD , SOUTH EAST , UNITED KINGDOM
MARKET DRAYTON , WEST MIDLANDS , UNITED KINGDOM
SEYMOUR , TEXAS , UNITED STATES




Top Forenames

DAVID
MARGARET
WILLIAM
ROBERT
SARAH
MARK
JOHN
RICHARD
MICHAEL
JAMES



The activity was an EYE OPENER for me. My first reaction to the data was "This does not seem correct" BUT under further evaluation ---- I have decided this may be an area (CANADA) for me to explore---that I had never explored before.

Unbeknowest to them my great grandparents were distant cousins, I believe.

I seem to be related to the Needhams twice! Oops! A family was separated after the Civil War. Unbeknowest (yes, I do make up words when it suits me) to them, my great grandparents were distant cousins. Or at least this is what conclusion (or confusion) my research is leading me to believe. Another tangled mess to unravel and investigate. Only one hitch to try to understand, was Elizabeth Jane White actually Celia Carters biological mother or Cecila's step mother. The suspense deepens.

If EJ White is Celia Melinda Carter's mother, then Cecila is directly related to Amey Needham. John Christopher Hayley is directly related to Martha Needham. Both daughters of Lewis Wesley Needham and Amy Roselle Tucker(sigh). I will of course be investigating this more thoroughly but documentation is rather concrete about this finding.

Celia Melinda Carter is directly related to Amey Needham. Celia's mother was Elizabeth Jane White (b 1860) , daughter of John L White 1814-1869 and Elizabeth Roberts 1821-1860, John L White was the son of Benjamin White and Amey Needham. Amey was the daughter of Lewis Wesley Needham and Amy Roselle Tucker.


Whereas John Christopher Hayley is directly related to Martha Needham (the daughter of Lewis Wesley Needham and Amy Roselle Tucker). Martha Needham married Wyatt M Mooring (1805-1874) and had a daughter Eliza Jane Mooring (1829-1905). I have done extensive study on this line and I am quite sure Eliza Jane Mooring is in fact John Christopher's Mother.

Actually for us who can trace both sides of our families to the year 1600 and before America, it is quite clear that same families often criss crossed each other over the developement of early American States and the 1600-1900 centuries.

I become even more anxious to develop my Early America Maps and color code them to see how these families migrated to meet each other. Celia from Texas and John from Tennessee. And the saga continues...........