Cyrus Hayden. Crown Point counts among its best known &
representative business men Cyrus Hayden, who is a native of Lake County & belongs to one of the older families, after a number of years spent in farming came to Crown Point in 1908 & has since conducted a livery stable & automobile headquarters.
Cyrus Hayden was born in West Creek Twp of Lake County June 2, 1864, a son of Lewis & Almeda(Kneisley)Hayden. His father was a farmer, the son grew up on a farm & after his training in the schools took up agriculture as his regular vocation. In 1891 he moved out to Iowa, was one of the substantial agriculturists of Adair County & in 1908 returned from Iowa & opened a livery, sales stable & automobile livery at Crown Point.
For two terms during his residence in Iowa Mr. Hayden served as twp assessor & in 1913 was a member of the Crown Point city council. Fraternally his affiliations are with the Knights of Pythias & the Woodmen of the World & his church is the Presbyterian.
In 1886 Mr. Hayden married Eliza Ferris, of Yellowhead Twp. in Kankakee County, Illinois. To their marriage have been born three children, Benjamin who is now in charge of a mail route out of Crown Point, married Edith McKay of Lake County, & has two children Margaret and Robert. Ina, the second child, is now Mrs. Burdet Lee, farming people of West Creek Township, & they have one child, Irma. George, the youngest, is associated with his father in the livery and automobile business.
representative business men Cyrus Hayden, who is a native of Lake County & belongs to one of the older families, after a number of years spent in farming came to Crown Point in 1908 & has since conducted a livery stable & automobile headquarters.
Cyrus Hayden was born in West Creek Twp of Lake County June 2, 1864, a son of Lewis & Almeda(Kneisley)Hayden. His father was a farmer, the son grew up on a farm & after his training in the schools took up agriculture as his regular vocation. In 1891 he moved out to Iowa, was one of the substantial agriculturists of Adair County & in 1908 returned from Iowa & opened a livery, sales stable & automobile livery at Crown Point.
For two terms during his residence in Iowa Mr. Hayden served as twp assessor & in 1913 was a member of the Crown Point city council. Fraternally his affiliations are with the Knights of Pythias & the Woodmen of the World & his church is the Presbyterian.
In 1886 Mr. Hayden married Eliza Ferris, of Yellowhead Twp. in Kankakee County, Illinois. To their marriage have been born three children, Benjamin who is now in charge of a mail route out of Crown Point, married Edith McKay of Lake County, & has two children Margaret and Robert. Ina, the second child, is now Mrs. Burdet Lee, farming people of West Creek Township, & they have one child, Irma. George, the youngest, is associated with his father in the livery and automobile business.
Cyrus Hayden. Crown Point counts among its best known &
representative business men Cyrus Hayden, who is a native of Lake County & belongs to one of the older families, after a number of years spent in farming came to Crown Point in 1908 & has since conducted a livery stable & automobile headquarters.
Cyrus Hayden was born in West Creek Twp of Lake County June 2, 1864, a son of Lewis & Almeda(Kneisley)Hayden. His father was a farmer, the son grew up on a farm & after his training in the schools took up agriculture as his regular vocation. In 1891 he moved out to Iowa, was one of the substantial agriculturists of Adair County & in 1908 returned from Iowa & opened a livery, sales stable & automobile livery at Crown Point.
For two terms during his residence in Iowa Mr. Hayden served as twp assessor & in 1913 was a member of the Crown Point city council. Fraternally his affiliations are with the Knights of Pythias & the Woodmen of the World & his church is the Presbyterian.
In 1886 Mr. Hayden married Eliza Ferris, of Yellowhead Twp. in Kankakee County, Illinois. To their marriage have been born three children, Benjamin who is now in charge of a mail route out of Crown Point, married Edith McKay of Lake County, & has two children Margaret and Robert. Ina, the second child, is now Mrs. Burdet Lee, farming people of West Creek Township, & they have one child, Irma. George, the youngest, is associated with his father in the livery and automobile business.
representative business men Cyrus Hayden, who is a native of Lake County & belongs to one of the older families, after a number of years spent in farming came to Crown Point in 1908 & has since conducted a livery stable & automobile headquarters.
Cyrus Hayden was born in West Creek Twp of Lake County June 2, 1864, a son of Lewis & Almeda(Kneisley)Hayden. His father was a farmer, the son grew up on a farm & after his training in the schools took up agriculture as his regular vocation. In 1891 he moved out to Iowa, was one of the substantial agriculturists of Adair County & in 1908 returned from Iowa & opened a livery, sales stable & automobile livery at Crown Point.
For two terms during his residence in Iowa Mr. Hayden served as twp assessor & in 1913 was a member of the Crown Point city council. Fraternally his affiliations are with the Knights of Pythias & the Woodmen of the World & his church is the Presbyterian.
In 1886 Mr. Hayden married Eliza Ferris, of Yellowhead Twp. in Kankakee County, Illinois. To their marriage have been born three children, Benjamin who is now in charge of a mail route out of Crown Point, married Edith McKay of Lake County, & has two children Margaret and Robert. Ina, the second child, is now Mrs. Burdet Lee, farming people of West Creek Township, & they have one child, Irma. George, the youngest, is associated with his father in the livery and automobile business.
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