Son of Nehemial and Hannah Pray (Neal) Hayden
Husbsnd of Priscilla (Webb) Hayden
Infirmation sent by James A Kimble
Genealogies Of the Families of Braintree, Mass. 1640-1850"
Including the modern towns of Randolph & Holbrook and the city of Quincy, after the separation from Braintree in 1792-3. All families recorded before 1800 are listed and continued to 1850 or later, and nearly all families who came into these towns between 1800 and 1840 are also included.
By Waldo Chamberlain Sprague, AB, Wollaston, Mass.
Transcribed from Microfilm by Frank E. Dyer Jr., Enfield, Ct.
Reformatted to Register Style and Compared to the Original By Robert J. Dunkle
[2220R] Lt. SAMUEL3 HAYDEN, (Nehemiah2, John1), born about 1683, died ____.
Married, Priscilla Webb, born Sep. 1, 1697, died Aug. 25, 1731 a. 35, GS., Central Cem., Randolph, dau. of Peter & Ruth (Bass) Webb.
He was elected hogreave 1714, constable 1730, selectman 1733, 1734, removed from town about 1746 when it was voted Mar.6, 1746 (7) to allow the constable for the taxes of "Samuel Hayden late of this town" amounting to £4/9/4.
Removed to South Parish (Randolph) in 1730 on North St. near Randolph Square, from a previous homestead on Town St., So. Braintree sold in 1730 to James Penniman. He was a partner in the Land Bank of 1740.
Children of Samuel & Priscilla born at Braintree, bapt. at Middle Parish, except as noted:
+i.Samuel, Jan. 20, 1715/6
ii.Amy (Anee), Aug. 26, 1717, died "latter end of Sep. 1717" "Amey Haden a. 4mo.", GS., Elm St. Cem. (no date)
iii.Christopher, Feb. 18, 1719. Removed in 1747 to Basking Ridge, Somerset Co., New Jersey. Was elected hogreave in 1746. Removed from town in 1747.
+iv.Richard, Jan. 22, 1720/1 (bapt. May 30, 1725 (No. Parish).
v.Jeremiah, Dec. 20, 1722. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
vi.Nehemiah, Jan. 3, 1724/5
vii.Nathaniel, Feb. 21, 1725/6. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J. (See Register 57-224).
viii.William, Oct.5, 1727, (bapt. Jun. 30, 1728 at No. Parish, "son of Samuel Haden of So. End" (Now Randolph). Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
ix.Priscilla, bapt. 1732 (So. Parish) died a. 1 year, GS., Central Cem., Randolph.
x.a child, buried Mar. 1725, also a child buried Dec. 31, 1729.
[2220] Here/lies ye body of/Priscilla Hayde-/wife of Saml/Hayden age/35 dyed 29/1731 (on back side) - rough granite gravestone Central Cemetery, Randolph - highly illegible.
also a stone next to above - Priscila (age 1y.).
also a stone, rough granite, no visible insciption now, died Aug. 25, 1731, and is oldest dated stone in Central Cemetery, says Wm. H. Woodman.
Husbsnd of Priscilla (Webb) Hayden
Infirmation sent by James A Kimble
Genealogies Of the Families of Braintree, Mass. 1640-1850"
Including the modern towns of Randolph & Holbrook and the city of Quincy, after the separation from Braintree in 1792-3. All families recorded before 1800 are listed and continued to 1850 or later, and nearly all families who came into these towns between 1800 and 1840 are also included.
By Waldo Chamberlain Sprague, AB, Wollaston, Mass.
Transcribed from Microfilm by Frank E. Dyer Jr., Enfield, Ct.
Reformatted to Register Style and Compared to the Original By Robert J. Dunkle
[2220R] Lt. SAMUEL3 HAYDEN, (Nehemiah2, John1), born about 1683, died ____.
Married, Priscilla Webb, born Sep. 1, 1697, died Aug. 25, 1731 a. 35, GS., Central Cem., Randolph, dau. of Peter & Ruth (Bass) Webb.
He was elected hogreave 1714, constable 1730, selectman 1733, 1734, removed from town about 1746 when it was voted Mar.6, 1746 (7) to allow the constable for the taxes of "Samuel Hayden late of this town" amounting to £4/9/4.
Removed to South Parish (Randolph) in 1730 on North St. near Randolph Square, from a previous homestead on Town St., So. Braintree sold in 1730 to James Penniman. He was a partner in the Land Bank of 1740.
Children of Samuel & Priscilla born at Braintree, bapt. at Middle Parish, except as noted:
+i.Samuel, Jan. 20, 1715/6
ii.Amy (Anee), Aug. 26, 1717, died "latter end of Sep. 1717" "Amey Haden a. 4mo.", GS., Elm St. Cem. (no date)
iii.Christopher, Feb. 18, 1719. Removed in 1747 to Basking Ridge, Somerset Co., New Jersey. Was elected hogreave in 1746. Removed from town in 1747.
+iv.Richard, Jan. 22, 1720/1 (bapt. May 30, 1725 (No. Parish).
v.Jeremiah, Dec. 20, 1722. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
vi.Nehemiah, Jan. 3, 1724/5
vii.Nathaniel, Feb. 21, 1725/6. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J. (See Register 57-224).
viii.William, Oct.5, 1727, (bapt. Jun. 30, 1728 at No. Parish, "son of Samuel Haden of So. End" (Now Randolph). Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
ix.Priscilla, bapt. 1732 (So. Parish) died a. 1 year, GS., Central Cem., Randolph.
x.a child, buried Mar. 1725, also a child buried Dec. 31, 1729.
[2220] Here/lies ye body of/Priscilla Hayde-/wife of Saml/Hayden age/35 dyed 29/1731 (on back side) - rough granite gravestone Central Cemetery, Randolph - highly illegible.
also a stone next to above - Priscila (age 1y.).
also a stone, rough granite, no visible insciption now, died Aug. 25, 1731, and is oldest dated stone in Central Cemetery, says Wm. H. Woodman.
Son of Nehemial and Hannah Pray (Neal) Hayden
Husbsnd of Priscilla (Webb) Hayden
Infirmation sent by James A Kimble
Genealogies Of the Families of Braintree, Mass. 1640-1850"
Including the modern towns of Randolph & Holbrook and the city of Quincy, after the separation from Braintree in 1792-3. All families recorded before 1800 are listed and continued to 1850 or later, and nearly all families who came into these towns between 1800 and 1840 are also included.
By Waldo Chamberlain Sprague, AB, Wollaston, Mass.
Transcribed from Microfilm by Frank E. Dyer Jr., Enfield, Ct.
Reformatted to Register Style and Compared to the Original By Robert J. Dunkle
[2220R] Lt. SAMUEL3 HAYDEN, (Nehemiah2, John1), born about 1683, died ____.
Married, Priscilla Webb, born Sep. 1, 1697, died Aug. 25, 1731 a. 35, GS., Central Cem., Randolph, dau. of Peter & Ruth (Bass) Webb.
He was elected hogreave 1714, constable 1730, selectman 1733, 1734, removed from town about 1746 when it was voted Mar.6, 1746 (7) to allow the constable for the taxes of "Samuel Hayden late of this town" amounting to £4/9/4.
Removed to South Parish (Randolph) in 1730 on North St. near Randolph Square, from a previous homestead on Town St., So. Braintree sold in 1730 to James Penniman. He was a partner in the Land Bank of 1740.
Children of Samuel & Priscilla born at Braintree, bapt. at Middle Parish, except as noted:
+i.Samuel, Jan. 20, 1715/6
ii.Amy (Anee), Aug. 26, 1717, died "latter end of Sep. 1717" "Amey Haden a. 4mo.", GS., Elm St. Cem. (no date)
iii.Christopher, Feb. 18, 1719. Removed in 1747 to Basking Ridge, Somerset Co., New Jersey. Was elected hogreave in 1746. Removed from town in 1747.
+iv.Richard, Jan. 22, 1720/1 (bapt. May 30, 1725 (No. Parish).
v.Jeremiah, Dec. 20, 1722. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
vi.Nehemiah, Jan. 3, 1724/5
vii.Nathaniel, Feb. 21, 1725/6. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J. (See Register 57-224).
viii.William, Oct.5, 1727, (bapt. Jun. 30, 1728 at No. Parish, "son of Samuel Haden of So. End" (Now Randolph). Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
ix.Priscilla, bapt. 1732 (So. Parish) died a. 1 year, GS., Central Cem., Randolph.
x.a child, buried Mar. 1725, also a child buried Dec. 31, 1729.
[2220] Here/lies ye body of/Priscilla Hayde-/wife of Saml/Hayden age/35 dyed 29/1731 (on back side) - rough granite gravestone Central Cemetery, Randolph - highly illegible.
also a stone next to above - Priscila (age 1y.).
also a stone, rough granite, no visible insciption now, died Aug. 25, 1731, and is oldest dated stone in Central Cemetery, says Wm. H. Woodman.
Husbsnd of Priscilla (Webb) Hayden
Infirmation sent by James A Kimble
Genealogies Of the Families of Braintree, Mass. 1640-1850"
Including the modern towns of Randolph & Holbrook and the city of Quincy, after the separation from Braintree in 1792-3. All families recorded before 1800 are listed and continued to 1850 or later, and nearly all families who came into these towns between 1800 and 1840 are also included.
By Waldo Chamberlain Sprague, AB, Wollaston, Mass.
Transcribed from Microfilm by Frank E. Dyer Jr., Enfield, Ct.
Reformatted to Register Style and Compared to the Original By Robert J. Dunkle
[2220R] Lt. SAMUEL3 HAYDEN, (Nehemiah2, John1), born about 1683, died ____.
Married, Priscilla Webb, born Sep. 1, 1697, died Aug. 25, 1731 a. 35, GS., Central Cem., Randolph, dau. of Peter & Ruth (Bass) Webb.
He was elected hogreave 1714, constable 1730, selectman 1733, 1734, removed from town about 1746 when it was voted Mar.6, 1746 (7) to allow the constable for the taxes of "Samuel Hayden late of this town" amounting to £4/9/4.
Removed to South Parish (Randolph) in 1730 on North St. near Randolph Square, from a previous homestead on Town St., So. Braintree sold in 1730 to James Penniman. He was a partner in the Land Bank of 1740.
Children of Samuel & Priscilla born at Braintree, bapt. at Middle Parish, except as noted:
+i.Samuel, Jan. 20, 1715/6
ii.Amy (Anee), Aug. 26, 1717, died "latter end of Sep. 1717" "Amey Haden a. 4mo.", GS., Elm St. Cem. (no date)
iii.Christopher, Feb. 18, 1719. Removed in 1747 to Basking Ridge, Somerset Co., New Jersey. Was elected hogreave in 1746. Removed from town in 1747.
+iv.Richard, Jan. 22, 1720/1 (bapt. May 30, 1725 (No. Parish).
v.Jeremiah, Dec. 20, 1722. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
vi.Nehemiah, Jan. 3, 1724/5
vii.Nathaniel, Feb. 21, 1725/6. Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J. (See Register 57-224).
viii.William, Oct.5, 1727, (bapt. Jun. 30, 1728 at No. Parish, "son of Samuel Haden of So. End" (Now Randolph). Removed to Basking Ridge, N.J.
ix.Priscilla, bapt. 1732 (So. Parish) died a. 1 year, GS., Central Cem., Randolph.
x.a child, buried Mar. 1725, also a child buried Dec. 31, 1729.
[2220] Here/lies ye body of/Priscilla Hayde-/wife of Saml/Hayden age/35 dyed 29/1731 (on back side) - rough granite gravestone Central Cemetery, Randolph - highly illegible.
also a stone next to above - Priscila (age 1y.).
also a stone, rough granite, no visible insciption now, died Aug. 25, 1731, and is oldest dated stone in Central Cemetery, says Wm. H. Woodman.
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