Son of Turner Richardson Haden, Sr.
Brother of Turner Richardson Haden, Jr.
Nephew of Rev. Joel Harris Haden, a pioneering preacher in the Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church.
Married Sarah Cave Talbott on August 9, 1832, who died in 1835. Married Zerelda Kirtley on July 4, 1838, who died in 1870. Married Sarah Kirtley on Sept. 28, 1872.
A farmer, he built the original Haden House in Columbia as well as the Haden Opera House on Ninth Street and Broadway. Both buildings burnt down. A reconstruction of the original Haden House survives and has been used as a restaurant and night club. The Commerce Bank Building currently sits on the site of the Opera House.
Brother of Turner Richardson Haden, Jr.
Nephew of Rev. Joel Harris Haden, a pioneering preacher in the Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church.
Married Sarah Cave Talbott on August 9, 1832, who died in 1835. Married Zerelda Kirtley on July 4, 1838, who died in 1870. Married Sarah Kirtley on Sept. 28, 1872.
A farmer, he built the original Haden House in Columbia as well as the Haden Opera House on Ninth Street and Broadway. Both buildings burnt down. A reconstruction of the original Haden House survives and has been used as a restaurant and night club. The Commerce Bank Building currently sits on the site of the Opera House.
Son of Turner Richardson Haden, Sr.
Brother of Turner Richardson Haden, Jr.
Nephew of Rev. Joel Harris Haden, a pioneering preacher in the Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church.
Married Sarah Cave Talbott on August 9, 1832, who died in 1835. Married Zerelda Kirtley on July 4, 1838, who died in 1870. Married Sarah Kirtley on Sept. 28, 1872.
A farmer, he built the original Haden House in Columbia as well as the Haden Opera House on Ninth Street and Broadway. Both buildings burnt down. A reconstruction of the original Haden House survives and has been used as a restaurant and night club. The Commerce Bank Building currently sits on the site of the Opera House.
Brother of Turner Richardson Haden, Jr.
Nephew of Rev. Joel Harris Haden, a pioneering preacher in the Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church.
Married Sarah Cave Talbott on August 9, 1832, who died in 1835. Married Zerelda Kirtley on July 4, 1838, who died in 1870. Married Sarah Kirtley on Sept. 28, 1872.
A farmer, he built the original Haden House in Columbia as well as the Haden Opera House on Ninth Street and Broadway. Both buildings burnt down. A reconstruction of the original Haden House survives and has been used as a restaurant and night club. The Commerce Bank Building currently sits on the site of the Opera House.
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The will of Patsey Talbott, Boone County, MO #415, names Margaret Haden as an heir. She is referenced as the daughter of Sarah Talbott Haden, deceased.
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