In the 1920 & 1930 census, Haden is listed as a retail merchant in a general store in Westville. On his registration for the draft card, he was living in Tracy, California workings as a carpenter. He and Bell had one daughter, Beatice. In the 1920 census, they have listed an adopted son, Spenson Bear age 1 8/12 months old. The 1930 census does not have listed with the family.
Funeral records list his parents as George Colvin and Fannie Shields Colvin. Occupation is listed as a carpenter and Minister.
Funeral records list his parents as George Colvin and Fannie Shields Colvin. Occupation is listed as a carpenter and Minister.
In the 1920 & 1930 census, Haden is listed as a retail merchant in a general store in Westville. On his registration for the draft card, he was living in Tracy, California workings as a carpenter. He and Bell had one daughter, Beatice. In the 1920 census, they have listed an adopted son, Spenson Bear age 1 8/12 months old. The 1930 census does not have listed with the family.
Funeral records list his parents as George Colvin and Fannie Shields Colvin. Occupation is listed as a carpenter and Minister.
Funeral records list his parents as George Colvin and Fannie Shields Colvin. Occupation is listed as a carpenter and Minister.
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