Haynes Rocks

Haynes Rocks (52˚27'00" 129˚01'00" Off SW side of Aristazabal I). Sapper William Haynes (1835–1920), born in Kent, was a member of the Columbia detachment of Royal Engineers, which served in BC 1858–63. He arrived at Victoria in 1859 with his wife, Fanny (1840–1931, née Miller), their son and the main contingent of men aboard the Thames City. Haynes was a musician and the detachment bandmaster, but he is also mentioned as a gardener at the sappers’ New Westminster camp. A newspaper...

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