Samuel's father, William Haden SR., moved from Fluvanna Co., Virginia, to Fayette Co., Kentucky by the South Elkhorn, just southwest of Lexington, between 1784 & 1788, corroborating Samuel's date & place of birth as 1789-1790, in Kentucky, as the 1850 & 1860 censuses indicate. After living in Fayette Co. until about 1797, Samuel's parents removed the family to the southwest, to Logan Co., Kentucky, as his father shows on the 1797 Logan Co. tax schedule there then. Along with Samuel's family, others who lived by them in Fayette/Madison Cos.; like the families of Morton, Grubbs, Gilberts and Christopher Harris Jr., joined Samuel and Rebeccah in Logan County, within several years after their marriage. Samuel's middle name HARRIS, is after his maternal grandmother - Sarah Harris (died after 1782 / Goochland Co, VA) who married Joseph Johns(t)on.

About 1812, when Samuel was 22 years old, he was compelled enough to remove from Logan County, back to the Lexington - Boonesborough area, where he had lived with his family until they moved west when he was 6 or 7 yrs old. Samuel may have been lured back with the threat of War, as Kentucky is said to have enlisted 20,000 plus men and saw more casualties than all other states combined. Samuel's uncle Anthony Haden, with his 3rd wife Anna Harris and their three sons, having moved from Wilkes County, North Carolina, in 1812, were living for a time in the Bourbon - Fayette - Madison County area, where their three sons married from 1813 to 1817. By 1820, Anthony, Anna, Joel and Nathan had moved west, onto Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky, less than a days ride to Logan County, where they lived close by to Samuel and Rebeccah, until Anthony's & Anna's deaths.

SAMUEL'S FIRST MARRIAGE TO REBECCAH HARRIS, b. 1792, d. 1835:
By 30 Jul 1813, Samuel had returned to Madison County. Then shortly after the mentioned date, he married Rebeccah Harris - d/o Robert Harris (attached marriage bond) and Nancy Grubbs. There were 2 men born before 1765, named Robert Harris, living as heads of their households in the 1810 Madison County census. One Robert Harris has his wife and NO children in his household and a margin note indicates "grey hair". The other Robert Harris is listed with a margin note that says, "Tates Creek". Numerous historical documents from these early days place families of Christopher Sr. and his sons - Christopher Jr. and Robert Harris - Samuel's father-in-law, as living on Tates Creek in the Shallowford area. The Tates Creek enumeration lists a total of 4 males and 5 females and appears to be a 3 generation family, considering there are:
1 male & 1 female over 45 [Robert & Nancy (Grubbs) Harris -parents of Rebeccah]
1 male 26-44 [Tyree Harris - the brother of Rebeccah (Harris) Haden]
2 males under 10, children of Tyree & Sally (Garland) Harris [(1) Overton, (2) Caleb]
2 females 16-25 [(1) Rebeccah Harris, (2) Sarah "Sally" (Garland) Harris - wife of Tyree Harris]
2 females under 10, children of Tyree & Sally (Garland) Harris [(1) Purlina, (2) Malinda]

SAMUEL'S SECOND MARRIAGE TO FRANCES, "FANNY" (HARRIS) BLACK (1793 - 1888)
was in 1835, after Rebeccah died in January, since a sales deed of Jan 1836 for his and his father's family home at the head of Black Lick Creek was transacted, about a year after Rebeccah died.
According to William Harris Miller's work, 'Histories and Genealogies' (1906) he cites on page 297; Frances "Fannie" Harris was born 10 Sep 1793, daughter of Christopher Harris (the Junior) and Elizabeth Grubbs - a sister to Nancy Grubbs, who married Robert Harris, above. Sisters Elizabeth and Nancy Grubbs who married the Christopher Jr. and Robert Harris brothers, were also sisters to Higgason Grubbs, who married LUCY HARRIS, who was a daughter of JAMES & MARY HARRIS.

Frances/"Fannie" Harris was married first to Mr. [Joseph] Black SR., 26 Feb 1815 (bond date). Christopher Harris, was the father of the bride and security for the bond.
Frances "Fannie" had at least three children with Joseph Black SR., all born by 1820:
1) Margaret 'Peggy' Black b. 28 Dec 1815
2) Christopher Harris Black b. 17 Feb 1816
3) Joseph S. Black (JR.): b. 25 Mar 1819; d. 3 Oct 1871; m. Emilly C. (Harris) Black: b. 23 Mar 1818; d. 4 Apr 1885. Emily was d/o George L. Harris (1778 - 1849) & ​Rachel Winfred McAlister (1779 - 1855). George L. Harris was s/o Nathan Harris & Sarah "Sally" Knight.

In Miller's book it cites; "Secondly, Fanny [Frances] married Thomas Ernest, and thirdly to Samuel Hayden" To date, no evidence/link has been found suggesting Fanny was ever married to a Thomas Ernest. A Thomas Earnest had lived in Warren County, where Fannie's parents moved to in 1816.

Samuel's second wife Frances "Fannie" (Harris) Black, was a granddaughter of Christopher Harris SR., and daughter of Christopher Harris JR., who had both spent time in/at and around Fort Boonesborough during it's earlier Daniel Boone days and who had accumulated much land on the banks of the Kentucky River in the Otter, Tate's , Muddy, Silver and Licking Paint Creek areas, as a large number of land deeds exist for many HARRIS family members in these areas. Chris SR & Chris JR. were both Baptist ministers and Fannie's's father, Chris JR., had relocated with his family and at least one other brother of Frances, from Madison County, to Simpson County, a few households away from where Fannie (Harris) Black had moved to, by 1830.

Samuel H. Haden and Frances "Fanny" (Harris) Black were married on 28 Jan 1836, almost 1 year to the date after his first wife died. Then, SAMUEL H. HADEN sells his land in Logan Co, whereby his 2nd wife is listed, signed and releases her dower as, "FRANCES HADEN". As noted, Frances "Fannie" (Harris) Black had moved to Simpson County by 1830, with her children.

The first male child born to Samuel H. Haden Sr. and Rebecca Harris is named WILLIAM, honoring Samuel's father William. In conjunction, the second male child born to Samuel H. Haden and Rebeccah Harris was appropriately named ROBERT HARRIS Haden, honoring Rebeccah's father, Robert Harris.

Samuel & REBECCA (HARRIS) HADEN, had their first child born on Aug 7 1814, about one year after their marriage bonding date. Samuel's second wife, FRANCES 'FANNIE' (HARRIS) BLACK had ALL of her three children born to her and her first husband, JOSEPH BLACK, during the same time period as the dates of births for the children of Samuel H. Haden Sr. and Rebeccah (Harris) Haden. Rebeccah (Harris) Haden and Frances (Harris) Black - Haden, were 1st cousins/two different people.

In the 1830 census, Samuel's second wife, FRANCES "FANNY BLACK", is listed as a widow and as head of household in Simpson Co.
FRANCES BLACK Residence:
2 M 10-14 [Christopher Black 13, Joseph S. Black Jr. 11]
1 F 10-14 [Margaret "Peggy" Black 14]
1 F 30-39 [Frances (Harris) Black - 37]

Here, Frances (Harris) Black, is in the right place to marry Samuel H. Haden. There's nothing to show that Samuel lived in Simpson County, before moving there ca. 1836.

In 1830, Frances (Harris) Black was living 2 census households from her father -
Christopher Harris Jr household:
1 M 20-29 [ likely grandson b. 1801-1809]
1 M 70-79 [Christopher Harris JR. - father of Frances]
1 F 70-79 [Elizabeth (Grubbs) Harris - mother of Frances]

In the 1830 Simpson County census, Frances (Harris) Black was counted 5 households from her son's GEORGE L. HARRIS household:
1 M 15-19
2 M 20-29
1 M 50-59 [George L. Harris]
1 F 0-4
1 F 5-9
1 F 10-14 [EMILLY C. HARRIS, who married Joseph S. Black ]
1 F 40-49 [Rachel Winfred (McAlister) Harris]
1 M slave 0-9
1 M slave 10-23
1 M slave 24-35
1 F slave 0-9
2 F slave 10-23

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OTHER LAND, COURT and CENSUS RECORDS for SAMUEL H. HADEN:

US Census 1820 Logan County
SAMUEL HADEN HOUSEHOLD
3 M 0-9 [sons WILLIAM, ROBERT & TYREE]
1 M 26-44[father SAMUEL H]
1 F 0-9 [daughter ANN]
1 F 26-44 [mother REBBECA]

1820 Tax Roll: SAMUEL HADEN, 1 white male over 21; total blacks 3; horses 4;
211a on the BLACK LICK (FORK OF THE GASPER RIVER)

December 1820 Term Court Order Book 7, Logan County KY LDS Microfilm #0364562 p.188.
"On the motion of SAMUEL HADEN ordered that he be appointed guardian to [half-sister] Sally Haden infant orphan of [Samuel's father & step-mother] William Haden Sen'r Dec'd his having executed bond security according to Law." William & last wife Sarah/Sally had a child named Sally, his older daughter Sally was probably already deceased before this child was born. In the division of the slaves of William Haden, a child Sally receives her share as well as the Proctor children, the children of the first Sally, deceased. Samuel H. Haden SR was appointed as guardian for his half sister, Sarah I./J. "Sally" Haden, after their father William died in 1819, and his step-mother died in 1822.

5 Jan 1821 Logan Co Deed Book L, p.244.. The heirs of William Haden SR. make out a deed to SAMUEL HADEN for 271 acres that his father William had given him. The land had been surveyed for Samuel H. but the deed was not made when William SR. died. The land borders that of William Haden Jr, Samuel's brother. This deed lists all the heirs of the father, William Haden SR. and the guardians of the minor children.

29 Jan 1823 Logan Co Deed Book L, p.215.
SAMUEL H. HADEN to William Haden (JR). 42 acres for $265.50. Land description begins at a stake by William Haden's fence. Samuel H. Haden's wife was examined but not named.

Oct 1825 Term Logan County Court Records Book 8, p.192
SAMUEL H. HAYDEN came into Court and gave in the following property for Taxation for the year 1824 collectible in 1825. To Wit, 228 Acres of Land Logan County Gasper River entered Living; patented in the name of Jonathan Clark @$7 $1596
2 slaves 16+
3 slaves total - $1842
6 horses
1 white over 21 [SAMUEL H. HADEN] Total $3438
[This 228 acres is very close to matching the 271 acres deeded to Samuel from the heirs of his father, less the 42 acres sold to his brother William JR.]

Aug 1826 Term Court Order Book 8, Logan County KY LDS Microfilm #0364563 p.246
"On the motion of Churchill H. Blakey moved that.....be appointed commissioners...to settle with SAM'L HADEN administrator of Sally Haden, deceased (this would be William's widow/father of Samuel H. Haden Sr.) and guardian to Sally Blakey late Sally Haden and make report. Churchill H. Blakey married Sally Haden and Samuel's guardianship no longer necessary. p.352 Jan Term 1828 On the motion of the Baptist Church at Bethany meeting house in Logan County by P. Warden their moderator and producing the following....of sd church. To wit. At a meeting of the Baptist Church of Christ at Bethany meeting house in Logan County on the Saturday before the first Sunday in January 1828 Appointed Brethren Robert Woodward, Millis Hall, SAMUEL HADEN & WM HADEN Trustees to this meeting house in place of Edward Collins and John Proctor which we certify to the Logan County Court agreeably to an act of Assembly in that case made and provided. Phillip Warden Moderator; Wm Haden Protem Clerk. It is now ordered that said persons named in sd order of the church stand as Trustees to sd meeting house agreeably to an act of assembly in such case made provided.

1829 Tax Roll for tax year 1828.
SAMUEL HADEN declared 5 children between 4 and 15 years old. In 1828, Samuel had Mary E. age 2 so she wouldn't be counted; Catherine age 4; Benjamin age 7; Tyree age 9; Ann age 11, Robert age 12, William age 14. That would be 6 children, but then he was reporting in 1829, so William would have turned 15 - if he was omitted that's 5 children between 15 & 4.

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1830 Logan County US Census.
SAMUEL G. Hayden (sic)
1 M 0-4 [JOSEPH]
1 M 5-9 [BENJAMIN]
2 M 10-14 [TYREE & ROBERT]
1 M 15-19 [WILLIAM]
1 M 40-49 [SAMUEL H. SR]
1 F 0-4 [MARY E.]
1 F 5-9 [CATHERINE]
1 F 10-14 [ANN]
1 F 30-39 [wife REBECCA]
6 Slaves

1830 Tax Roll: Samuel H. Haden, 1 white male over 21; 3 blacks over 16; total blacks 5; horses 5; 206a on the Gasper River

1836 is last year Samuel is on Logan Co Tax Roll with land on Black Lick Fork of Gasper River.

The following deed is for a tract of land sold by Samuel that he inherited of his father William after his death. It is highly likely the original William Haden Homestead, "the first brick home in Logan County, built in the early 1800s at the head waters of Black Lick Creek, which the remnants of the foundation can still be seen from above, as displayed on Samuel's memorial pictures.

Dated 28 Jan 1836; Logan Co KY Deed Book U, p.231-233
SAMUEL H. HADEN & FRANCIS [sic] Haden, his [2ND] wife of Logan Co KY of the one part to Samuel Smith Perkins of the other part. Sum of $1350. Tract in Logan Co on BLACK LICK FORK OF THE GASPER RIVER, where the said Haden now lives. 206 acres. All of tract of land conveyed to said SAMUEL H. HADEN by James Haden & other heirs of William Haden Dec'd on 5 Jan 1821 except about 25 acres conveyed by said SAMUEL H. HADEN to Phillip Warden and 42 acres 100 poles conveyed to William Haden by said S. H. Haden as per deeds of record in Logan Co court clerk's office. The description includes metes & bounds as well as the following: Begin at tree on the BLACK LICK FORK, corner to William Haden Junr thence with his line; corner to Drake's line; Clark's Military survey. Originally 271 acres more or less. Signed: SAML H. HADEN, FRANCES HADEN. Wit: M. J. Price, Thos Blakey. Witnesses were also the Justices of the Peace that examined FRANCIS HADEN, wife of SAMUEL H. HADEN, and she consented Jan 28 1836. Proved on 9 Feb 1836 on oath of Major J. Price and Thomas Blakey. Rec. by Marmaduke B. Morton 8 Mar 1836

1837 Tax Roll for Simpson County:
SAML. H. HAYDON, 193 acres, 1 white male over 21, 5 blacks, 6 horses. Also a listing: SAMUEL HAYDON for Haydon's Heirs, 197 acres valued at $1200 [If Samuel's 1st wife died in 1835 as believed, this may be her children's inheritance from her father. However there is also a Samuel Haydon in the 1830 Simpson Co census.]

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1840 CENSUS, SIMPSON CO KY; p.188
SAMUEL H. HADIN (sic) Household
3 M 5-9 [JOSEPH, SAMUEL & JOSHUA ages 9, 8, 6]
1M 20-29 [TYREE] William m. Elizabeth Proctor in 1837; Robert H is m. in Louisiana.
1M 50-59 [SAMUEL H SR]
1F 10-14 [MARY E. 14]
1F15-19 [CATHERINE age 16]
1F 20-29 [ANN age 23]
1F 40-49 [wife F. FRANCES was 56 in 1850 so would be abt 46 this year]
JOSHUA HADEN Nov 19 1834 - Jun 11 1840 /Phillips Cemetery, Simpson County
There were also, 5 slaves.

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1850 CENSUSES SIMPSON COUNTY KENTUCKY
Household #246 (initials only in this census):
HADEN, SAML. H. 60 $1000 b. KY
Haden, F. 56 f b.KY (FRANCES)
Haden, M. E. 22f b. KY [MARY E.]
The 1850 Slave Schedule has S. H. HADEN with 5 slaves.
male, age 38,
male age 24,
male age 11,
male age 10
female age 23.
Household #309 [This entry is totally "off" on the page; It has been adjusted to make it read correctly]
Samuel's son's family
R.H. Haden, 35, M, b. KY (ROBERT "HARRIS") Carpenter
J.E., 28, F, b LA (JANE ELIZABETH)
I.W., 5, F, b LA (INDIANA EUNICE)
L.G., 4, M, b LA (LEWIS GREENE)
M.C., 1, F, b KY (MARY CURTIS)
E.S., 2/12, M, b KY 9 (EUGENE SAMUEL)
The 1850 Slave Schedule has R. H. Haden with two slaves,
female, age 50
female, age 11.
1850 CENSUS, LOGAN CO KY
Samuel's son's family
WILLIAM HADEN, age 36.
ELIZABETH J., age 30. [Logan Co marriage - 11 Sep 1837 - William Haden to Elizabeth J. Proctor.]
Rebecca H. age 10.
Elizabeth F. age 8,
Henry C. age 5,
Charles S. age 4,
Robert H. age 2.

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1860 CENSUSES SIMPSON COUNTY KENTUCKY

***SAMUEL H. HADEN SR***
age 69, born about 1791 KY Household #74, p 263
JANE age 47 (Where is wife Frances, age 67, and who is "Jane"?)

***Samuel H. Haden's brother***
WILLIAM HADEN JR. age 75, born about 1785 living as his own household #75, p. 263:
William who was married to Pamela J. Blakey, was in Logan Co in 1850. Pamela J. Haden is living in Logan Co in 1860 with her daughter and grandson, in the grandson's home.

***Samuel H. Haden's son's family***
SAMUEL H. HADEN JR. age 27, Household #76 p. 263:
MARGARET L. age 24,
JOSEPH V. age 3,
ROBERT H. age 2,
JANNIE 1/12.

***Samuel H. Haden's son's family***
R.H. HADEN, 44, b. KY; (ROBERT "HARRIS") p.255; Household #23:
JANE E., 38, b. LA, (JANE ELIZABETH-WIFE OF ROBERT HARRIS)
INDIANA E., 15, b. LA;
LEWIS G., 13, b. LA;
MARY C, 11, b. KY;
EUGENE S. 10, b. KY;
JOSEPH T. 8, b. KY;
WILLIAM H. 6, b. KY;
FRANCES R. 5 or 3, [F], b. KY;
JOHN R. 8/12 b. KY

*** Samuel H. Haden's son's family***
TYREE HADEN, age 40, b. KY; Household #159, p. 273:
MOURNING age 42, b. KY. MORNING HADEN, 14 Feb 1818-15 Jun 1861/Phillips Cemetery
All the children born in Missouri:
MARY E. - 20; 9 Dec 1840-11 Jun 1861/Phillips Cemetery
SAMUEL H - 18;
TABITHA - 16;
ANN E - 14; 24 Jan 1846-23 Jul 1861/Phillips Cemetery
WILLIAM - 12;
SARAH C. - 6.

***Samuel H. Haden's grandson's / William Haden JR son's family*
WILLIAM HADEN III., age 46, Household #698, p. 347:
HENRY C. - 16, b. KY
CHARLES S. - 15, b. KY
ROBERT H. - 12, b. KY
MARY C. - 10, b. KY
WILLIAM J. - 8, b. KY
JOHN T. - 4.
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KNOWN SIBLINGS OF SAMUEL H. HADEN SR.

SALLY (HADEN) PROCTOR: born 1774/Goochland Co, VA; died before Oct 1808/Logan Co, KY;
married abt 1798 to...
'MAJOR' THOMAS PROCTOR: born 22 April 1766/Spotsylvania Co, VA; died Jun 1841/Logan Co, KY.

JAMES H. HADEN: born 13 Nov 1776 /Goochland Co, VA; died before Dec 1822/ Logan Co, KY;
married before 1800 to...
REBECCA SMITH MORTON: born 3 Jul 1781; between Sep 1841-Nov 1842/Logan Co, KY.
She was d/o William Morton & Elizabeth Hite Smith.

JOSEPH HADEN: born 10 Jan 1777/Goochland Co, VA; died before Oct 1824/Washington Co, MD;
married 13 Jan 1813/Logan Co, KY to...
ELEANOR "ELLEN / NELLIE" THOMAS; born 27 Jun 1791/ Washington Co, MD; died Feb 1856/Muhlenberg Co, KY.
She was d/o John Thomas & Eleanor Breathed/Breathitt.
Joseph & Nelly were the pioneer settlers of the Hadensville Hamlet, in Todd Co. KY.
Known children of Joseph Haden and Ellen Thomas:
George William Haden
Ranney B. Haden: born 17 March 1816; died 4 May 1855

EMILY "MILLY" (HADEN) WHITSITT: born 14 Apr 1781; died bef Dec 1820/Logan Co, KY;
married 20 Mar 1799/Logan Co, KY to...
WILLIAM WHITSITT IV: b about 1780/Amherst Co, VA; died 21 Mar 1842/Canton, Madison Co, MS.
William IV was s/o William Whitsitt III & Eleanor "Ellen" (Manees) Whitsitt .
He served in Capt. William Whitsitt's Co, 10th Regt KY Volunteers, in the War of 1812.

BENJAMIN HADEN: born abt 1783/VA; died bef Feb 1810/KY;
married 10 Feb 1807/Barren Co, KY to...
CARHERINE B. "KITTY" STOCKTON: born 17 Oct 1789/Henry Co, VA. She was d/o Robert Stockton & Catherine Blakey. Kitty & Ben were 2nd cousins with Anthony Haden as their great-grandfather.

WILLIAM HADEN: born 1785/VA; died 1865/Simpson Co, KY;
1ST married 4 Jun 1805/Logan Co, KY to...
MARY C. "POLLY" BARNETT: born unknown; died bef Mar 1808/Logan Co, KY .
She was d/o Thomas Barnett.
2ND married 10 Dec 1808/Logan Co, KY, to...
PAMELA BLAKEY: born 27 Dec 1786 or 87/Henry Co, VA; died 6 Jul 1870/Logan Co, KY
She was d/o George Blakey & Margaret "Peggy" Whitsitt.
William & Pamela were 2nd cousins sharing Anthony Haden & Margaret
Douglas as great-grandparents.

JOHN MOSELY HADEN: born abt 1788/VA; died 9 Feb 1817/Bowling Green, Warren Co, KY;
married 7 Mar 1814/Warren Co, KY to...
MARGARET CALDWELL JACKSON: b 1 Feb 1795/Mercer Co, KY; d 10 Nov 1859/Whitesville, Daviess Co, KY. She was d/o John Jackson & Mary Cook.

MARY "POLLY" (HADEN) WILSON: born about 1800/KY; died 1867/St. Louis Co, MO;
married 10 Jan 1817/Logan Co, KY to...
JOHN WILSON: born bet 1785-1790; died 1837/St. Louis Co, MO.
Polly & John declined to receive any slaves of William Haden SR, after he died.

NANCY J. (HADEN) PORTER: born 1798/KY; died 12 Mar 1884/Ohio Co, KY;
married 21 Oct 1817/Logan Co, KY to...
WILLIAM PORTER: born about 1798/VA; died 8 Jul 1838/New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA.
He was s/o John Porter & Sarah "Sally" Clark. William fought at Tippecanoe, Indiana Territory (7 Nov 1811) under Gen. Harrison. He was one of the initial settlers of Morgantown, KY.

SARAH "SALLY" (HADEN) BLAKEY WATSON (half sister): born 1814/Logan Co, KY, died 27 Apr 1897/Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO
1st married 27 Feb 1826 in Logan Co, KY to...
DR. CHURCHILL HADEN BLAKEY: born 7 Aug 1799/Logan Co, KY; died 23 Sep 1826/Georgia
He was s/o George Blakey & Margaret "Peggy" Whitsitt .
2nd married 10 Dec 1829 in Logan Co, KY to...
DR. WILKENS WATSON:
born 1811/Buckingham Co, VA
died 16 Dec 1872 /Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO
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KNOWN CHILDREN OF SAMUEL H. and REBECCA (HARRIS) HADEN:
* indicates not listed in the family links below and with unknown burials.

1)*WILLIAM HADEN: b 7 Aug 1814, d after 1879; 1ST married 11 Sep 1837 in Logan Co., KY., to ELIZABETH J. PROCTOR, d/o John Proctor and Elizabeth "Betsy" Furbush. Elizabeth was born 1820 and died between 1850 & 1860. By 1860, William & Elizabeth had six children, the youngest born circa 1854, but no spouse/mother was present. Sometime before 1862, William remarried to Amanda E. Callis and they had five more children. The family still lived in Simpson Co for the 1880 census. William Haden 2ND married AMANDA E. CALL(I)S, between 1860 & 1862. Amanda E. Call(i)s was d/o Elijah and Nancy Callis. She was born in 1839 in Kentucky.

2) ROBERT "HARRIS" HADEN: b 7 Mar 1816, in Logan Co, KY, d 8 Dec 1892, in New Providence, Montgomery Co, TN. Robert married JANE ELIZABETH CURTIS, b 19 Jan 1822 in Clinton, East Feliciana Parish, LA. She d 20 Nov 1871 in Simpson Co KY and is buried in the Haden Cemetery [probably family plot on the homestead] Robert then married MARY "MOLLIE" ANN (SALSBURY) DAVIS KINCHLOE before the 1880 Census was taken.

3) ANN H. "NANCY" (HADEN) SPENCER: b 27 Sep 1817 Logan Co. KY, d 11 Apr 1904, in Warren Co., KY; married JOSHUA H. SPENCER (1814 - 1869) in Logan Co. Jan 8 1834. He was s/o David Spencer and Elizabeth C. Epperson. Email from: "Larry E. Crews" to: "Kay Haden", Subject: Wand Cemetery, Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2003; I have been reading your work on the web. Joshua and Nancy Haden Spencer are my G G G grandparents. When visiting Wand Cemetery in Warren Co Kentucky, I found a stone for Nancy H. (or E.) Spencer, wife of J. H. Spencer. Born Sept. 27, 1817, died April 11, 1904. This cemetery is not far from a cemetery where her son, David Spencer and his wife are buried. Both cemeteries, especially the Wand Cemetery are in very bad shape (very few stones left). I thought I had a picture of the stone, but was mistaken. I will get there this spring and make one. Alice Crews

4)TIREE/TYREE JOSEPH HADEN: b 27 Nov 1819 in Logan Co, KY, d 29 Jan 1905, in Sedgwick Co, KS - buried at El Paso Cemetery, Derby, Sedgwick Co, KS. He married on 19 Jun 1840 in Platte Co, MO to MORNING THORP, d/o JOSIAH THORP & NANCY HARRIS → d/o Christopher Harris Sr. & Elizabeth Grubbs, who were the parents of Tiree's father's 2nd wife, Fannie (Harris) Black Haden.

5)*BENJAMIN HADEN: born 3 Oct 1821 in Logan Co., KY

6) CATHERINE LUCY (HADEN) APPLING: b 6 Sep 1824 in Logan Co., KY.; d after 1880 Laclede Co., MO. She married DR. ALLEN MONROE APPLING, circa 1845, in Simpson Co, KY. Dr. Allen Monroe Appling was born Jan 1818 in Logan Co., KY. He d Feb 1867 in MO.
Children:
Joseph Appling
Robert Bruce Appling
Nannie (Appling) Saunders
Thomas Appling

7) MARY E. (HADEN) STEWART: b Dec 1826; d 16 May 1890 in Kansas City, MO. Said to be buried in the Union Cemetery in Kansas City. She married on 15 Sep 1852 in Simpson Co, Kentucky, to JAMES M. STEWART, age 33. Mary and James had a child, V. A. STEWART (male)b. Jul 7 1854 in Simpson Co., KY.

8)*JOSEPH T. HADEN: born 7 Feb 1829 in Logan Co., KY (middle name likely 'Tyre').

9) SAMUEL HARRIS HADEN, JR.: born 3 Sep 1832 in Logan Co., KY., died 27 Mar 1904, in KY. He married MARGARET L. BLEWETT on 7 Feb 1856, in Bowling Green, Warren Co., KY. She was the daughter of THOMAS HILL BLEWETT and SUSANNA HARRIS and was born in June 1836 in Warren Co., KY. From Simpson County Kentucky Obits, pre-1971, by Dorothy Donnell Steers, 1991: Mr. Sam Haden one of the oldest and most highly respected citizens of our town, died at his home in the Northern portion of the city Sunday afternoon of a complication of diseases. Mr. Haden was a life-long citizen of this county. He leaves a wife and 5 children. His remains were laid to rest at Old Zion church, in Warren county, on Tuesday.

10) JOSHUA S. HADEN: born 19 Nov 1834; died 11 Jun 1840 at the age of 5 in Simpson Co., KY. Buried Phillips Cemetery in Simpson Co. The last examination of the cemetery revealed the marker to no longer be present. Coincidentally, Joshua was born 47 days prior to his mother's death which probably means, Rebecca, the mother, had some complications from his birth that contributed to her early departure.

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The PARENTS and previous generation's direct ancestors known for
SAMUEL H. HADEN were;

(1) WILLIAM HADEN;
born about 1751-2 / Goochland Co, VA;
died about late 1819 / Logan Co, KY;
married 31 Oct 1775 in St. James Northam Parish, Goochland Co, VA, to;
(2) ANN "NANCY" JOHNSON;
born 21 Nov 1757, c 25 Mar 1758 / St. James Northam Parish, Goochland Co, VA;
died between 1798-1807 / Logan Co, KY.

The PARENTS of WILLIAM HADEN (1 above) were;
(3) JOHN HADEN; born 10 May 1723; died 1817 / Campbell Co, VA;
married 31 Jan 1745 ?, in Goochland Co, VA, to;
(4) JEAN/JENNIE/JANE MOSELY; born 1 Oct c 14 Oct 1722 / Middlesex Co, VA;
died 1796 / Campbell Co, VA.

The PARENTS of ANN "NANCY" JOHNSON (2 above) were;
(5) JOSEPH JOHNSON; born about 1724; died before 19 Nov 1781 / Goochland Co, VA;
married to;
(6) SARAH HARRIS; died after 1782 / Goochland Co, VA.

The PARENTS of JOHN HADEN (3 above) were;
(7) ANTHONY HADEN; born 26 Aug 1694 / England; died 1763-1774 / Hanover Co, VA;
married to;
(8) MARGARET DOUGLAS; born Scotland; died 1745-7 / Goochland Co, VA.

The PARENTS of JEAN/JENNIE/JANE MOSELY (4 above) were;
(9) JOHN MOSELY: born 1682, bap 21 May 1682 Christ Church Parish Middlesex, VA.
He was the s/o (13) MARVELL MOSELEY and (14) SARAH BLASE.
(9 above) married 10 Oct 1717, in Christ Church, Middlesex Co, VA, to;
(10) MARY NICHOLS; born 1695/Middlesex Co, VA; died 17 Jan 1730/Middlesex Co, VA.
She was the d/o (15) JOHN NICHOLS and (16) MARY LEWIS.

The PARENTS of JOSEPH JOHNSON (5 above) were:
(11) JOHN JOHNSON: born before 1697; died Aug 1750-Feb 1751 / Goochland Co, VA.
He was the s/o (17) MICHAEL JOHNSON and (18) SARAH WATSON.
(11 above) married to;
(12) MARY PLEDGE: died after Mar 1763 / Goochland Co, VA.
She was the d/o (19) JOHN PLEDGE and (20) DOROTHY (UNKNOWN MAIDEN).
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Samuel H. Haden's middle name has not positively identified as "Harris", however
1) one son proven as Robert "Harris" Haden SR. who had Robert Harris Haden JR.
2) one son proven as Samuel Harris Haden JR. who married Margaret L. Blewett, d/o
Thomas Hill Blewitt & Susanna A. Harris - d/o Christopher Harris JR & Elizabeth Grubbs.
3) his two wives, Rebeccah Harris and Frances (Harris) Black, were 1st cousins.
4) his paternal grandmother, Sarah (Harris) Johnson, was likely related to, but not yet proven,
to the Robert Overton Harris (d 1765) line.
5) James H. Haden was an older brother of this Samuel Harris Haden SR., where "H" would also suggest "Harris" was his middle name.

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Note about Simpson County, Kentucky Court Records . . . A fire on 16 May 1882, destroyed most county court records. Deeds were later reconstructed from originals held by the owners. Circuit court records were not affected.

Gratitude and credit to Kay Haden for her insightful compilation, Leaves of the Tree, where she has documented in expanded detail upon Dorothy Kabler Haden's work - John Haden of Virginia (1968).

Biography compilation by 3X great grandson, Mark Hayden.