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The '''Vega-Hayes''' family is an American millionaire family originating from the [[wikipedia:Portland metropolitan area, Oregon|Portland–Vancouver]] metropolitan area in [[wikipedia:Oregon|Oregon]] and [[wikipedia:Washington (state)|Washington]]. The family matriarch is [[Amelia Vega Hayes]]. | The '''Vega-Hayes''' family is an American millionaire family originating from the [[wikipedia:Portland metropolitan area, Oregon|Portland–Vancouver]] metropolitan area in [[wikipedia:Oregon|Oregon]] and [[wikipedia:Washington (state)|Washington]]. The family matriarch is [[Amelia Vega Hayes]]. The Vega-Hayes family became notable in 2018 when the secret fortune of Hayes was discovered by her grandchildren in a will dated from 2006. Before then, the family was ordinary and led private lives with the exception of Jacob Dunham, who was a notable attorney in Oregon legal circles; and Victoria Hampton-Chavez, the ex-wife of technology magnate [[Alon Hampton]], though her side of the family was never mentioned or discussed in the media or socialite circles. After the family story was told by the media and gossip magazines, the Vega-Hayes family became public figures involved with charity, law, government, filmmaking and culinary art. | ||
== Origin == | |||
Amelia Vega Hayes was born in [[:wikipedia:Manila|Manila]], [[:wikipedia:Philippines|The Philippines]] and immigrated to [[:wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle]], Washington, during her early childhood with her parents and four siblings. She subsequently met her husband in 1959 and married when they were teenagers in 1961. She had two daughters and moved to [[:wikipedia:Vancouver, Washington|Vancouver, Washington]]. | |||
== Family members and descendants == | |||
=== Overview === | |||
Her children and grandchildren include | Her children and grandchildren include | ||
#[[Viola Hampton-Pierce]] ''née'' Hayes and [[Alon Hampton]] (m. 1986, div. 2000); [[Bartholomew Pierce]] (m. 2019) | |||
##[[Victoria Hampton-Chavez]] ''née'' Hampton and William Hochul III (m. 2008, annulled 2009); Chaz Chavez (m. 2019) | |||
###Zander Hampton-Chavez (with Chavez) | |||
#Celina Dunham ''née'' Hayes and Joseph Dunham | |||
##[[Jacob Dunham]] and Candace Dunham ''née'' Myrtle (m. 2007, div. 2011); Elena Sanchez (m. 2020) | |||
###Rosalind Dunham-Sanchez (with Sanchez) | |||
##[[Jennifer Ryan]] ''née'' Dunham and [[William Sloan]] (m. 2018, div. 2021); [[Prince Leonardo, Duke of Moselle]] (m. 2022) | |||
###William Sloan II (with Sloan) | |||
###Judah Sloan (with Sloan) | |||
###[[Prince Julius of Moselle]] (with the Duke of Moselle) | |||
##[[Josephine Dunham]] and Audrey Chapman (m. 2021) | |||
##[[Jessica Dunham Ashe]] and [[Carter Ashe]] (m. 2021) | |||
=== Amelia Vega Hayes === | |||
{{main article|Amelia Vega Hayes}} | |||
=== Viola Hampton-Pierce === | |||
{{main article|Viola Hampton-Pierce}} | |||
=== Victoria Hampton-Chavez === | |||
{{main article|Victoria Hampton-Chavez}} | |||
=== Celina Dunham === | |||
'''Celina Jacqueline Mae Dunham''' (''née'' '''Hayes'''; born March 11, 1964) was an American educator and the daughter of Amelia and Philip Hayes. | |||
=== Jacob Dunham === | |||
{{main article|Jacob Dunham}} | |||
=== Jennifer Ryan === | |||
{{main article|Jennifer Ryan}} | |||
=== Josephine Dunham === | |||
{{main article|Josephine Dunham}} | |||
=== Jessica Dunham === | |||
{{main article|Jessica Dunham}} | |||
== Family-in-law == | |||
=== Philip Hayes === | |||
=== Joseph Dunham === | |||
Latest revision as of 03:58, 13 September 2022
The Vega-Hayes family is an American millionaire family originating from the Portland–Vancouver metropolitan area in Oregon and Washington. The family matriarch is Amelia Vega Hayes. The Vega-Hayes family became notable in 2018 when the secret fortune of Hayes was discovered by her grandchildren in a will dated from 2006. Before then, the family was ordinary and led private lives with the exception of Jacob Dunham, who was a notable attorney in Oregon legal circles; and Victoria Hampton-Chavez, the ex-wife of technology magnate Alon Hampton, though her side of the family was never mentioned or discussed in the media or socialite circles. After the family story was told by the media and gossip magazines, the Vega-Hayes family became public figures involved with charity, law, government, filmmaking and culinary art.
Origin
Amelia Vega Hayes was born in Manila, The Philippines and immigrated to Seattle, Washington, during her early childhood with her parents and four siblings. She subsequently met her husband in 1959 and married when they were teenagers in 1961. She had two daughters and moved to Vancouver, Washington.
Family members and descendants
Overview
Her children and grandchildren include
- Viola Hampton-Pierce née Hayes and Alon Hampton (m. 1986, div. 2000); Bartholomew Pierce (m. 2019)
- Victoria Hampton-Chavez née Hampton and William Hochul III (m. 2008, annulled 2009); Chaz Chavez (m. 2019)
- Zander Hampton-Chavez (with Chavez)
- Victoria Hampton-Chavez née Hampton and William Hochul III (m. 2008, annulled 2009); Chaz Chavez (m. 2019)
- Celina Dunham née Hayes and Joseph Dunham
- Jacob Dunham and Candace Dunham née Myrtle (m. 2007, div. 2011); Elena Sanchez (m. 2020)
- Rosalind Dunham-Sanchez (with Sanchez)
- Jennifer Ryan née Dunham and William Sloan (m. 2018, div. 2021); Prince Leonardo, Duke of Moselle (m. 2022)
- William Sloan II (with Sloan)
- Judah Sloan (with Sloan)
- Prince Julius of Moselle (with the Duke of Moselle)
- Josephine Dunham and Audrey Chapman (m. 2021)
- Jessica Dunham Ashe and Carter Ashe (m. 2021)
- Jacob Dunham and Candace Dunham née Myrtle (m. 2007, div. 2011); Elena Sanchez (m. 2020)
Amelia Vega Hayes
Viola Hampton-Pierce
Victoria Hampton-Chavez
Celina Dunham
Celina Jacqueline Mae Dunham (née Hayes; born March 11, 1964) was an American educator and the daughter of Amelia and Philip Hayes.