Anthony Haden 'the younger', grandson of Anthony Haden 'the elder', was the first known child born to John Haden and Jean Moseley, on 26 Mar 1746, as was discovered in the family Bible of John "Jack "Jouett, the "Paul Revere of the South" and father of Elizabeth Lewis (Jouett) Haden, who married Anthony's son - William Dabney Haden. The record also had the marriage dates and names of Anthony's first three wives and their children. Anthony Haden and Jack Jouett were both mentioned in the billing records of Thomas Jefferson, whereby Jouett had guaranteed payment to Jefferson, for legal work he had done on Haden's behalf.

Anthony grew up on Byrd Creek on a northern branch known then as Elk Run (Byrd Creek East Branch) on the border of Albemarle and Goochland Counties. About a year before Anthony was first married to Drusilla Rountree, his father John purchased from Dr./Col. Arthur Hopkins, a good friend of Thomas Jefferson's father - Peter Jefferson, a tract of 1150 acres on the Rivanna watershed at Dogspoint and Burkes Creek - about 8 to 10 miles west of their Elk Run home location. Three years later, Anthony's father purchased from Samuel Hopkins - the executor of his father Arthur's estate, 2600 additional acres on Cunningham Creek, south of and adjacent to the Dogspoint/Burke Creek tract, that bordered a 350 acre tract on South Cunningham Creek, that had been granted by ♛ King George III ♛ and Lieutenant Governor of Virginia - Francis Fauquier, to Thomas Jefferson in 1763.

Anthony was documented buying and selling many properties in Virginia and North Carolina. He established at least three home plantations as a slaveholder and in one case as detailed below, held contract on an indentured servant from Ireland.

Anthony's father had gifted him land in 1777, close to his father's Dogspoint & Cunningham Creek tracts, where until ca. 1785/87, he and his brother William operated a water grist mill together, on the north side of Cunningham Creek, where Solitude Mill was built in 1856 and remains today (see attached pictures).

During the Revolution, Anthony served with his brothers Joseph, William and John Moseley, in the Fluvanna Militia. Within 8 months after his first wife Drucilla Rountree died, Captain Anthony Haden along with his younger brother - Captain Joseph Haden, were said to be at the Siege of Yorktown, under the command of Col Charles Dabney, when General Charles Cornwallis surrendered.

About a year after Anthony's 2nd wife Mary Ann/Susan Crenshaw died, he married for a third time ca. 30 Nov 1787, to Anna (Harris) Dabney - widow and 1st cousin of William Dabney (1743-1779). A land transaction places Anthony in Campbell Co, Virginia, as early as Jan 1787, close by to his father John and youngest brother Benjamin, who had also moved there a year or so prior. Anthony and Ann spent about 18 years in Campbell County, when circa 1805, they removed the family for aprox. 7 years to Wilkes County, North Carolina.

Circa 1812, Anthony and Anna moved to Kentucky. Their sons Joel H. and Nathan O. were married in Bourbon County in 1812 and 1813; and William D. was married in Fayette County in 1817. Anthony's daughter and son from his 1st marriage, Jane (Haden) Gilbert and John Haden, had also moved to Fayette County. Anthony and Anna by 1820, moved west to Christian County, Kentucky, where they were living with/by sons Nathan O. Haden/Joel H. Haden and their families, since that year's census has a male and female born before 1775, living in Nathan's household.

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While married to his first two wives, Anthony lived on/by Cunningham's Creek on the Rivanna River, ca. 1764/7 to 1785/87, where he was in close proximity to his parental/siblings' families.

★ 21 March 1771: Virginia Gazette (Purdie & Dixon), Williamsburg,
"RUN AWAY from the Subscriber, in Albemarle County, on Sunday the 10th of March, an Irish Servant named JAMES CORGAN, about twenty-six or twenty-seven Years of Age, five Feet five or six Inches high, with light Hair, his Beard inclining to red, pretty much pockpitted, and has a little of the Brogue in his Speech. He had on, and carried with him, a Sailor's Jacket of dark Kersey, and Breeches of the same, a Scarlet under Jacket much worn, one Check Shirt, and one of the Dowlas, a Felt Hat, a Pair of Yarn Stockings, and Scotch Shoes. Whoever will deliver the said Servant to me, in Albemarle County, shall have FORTY SHILLINGS Reward, besides the Allowance by Law; or, on giving such Intelligence as will enable me to get him again, forty schillings. ANTHONY HADEN. [symbol] He is a pretty good Sailor, and will likely endeavor to pass as such. All Masters of Vessels are cautioned against harbouring or employing him."

★ 10 Mar 1774: Anthony Haden and brother William Haden sign a petition filed in Albemarle County Court to establish a ferry crossing at the "Point of Forks", aka Columbia, at the confluence of the James and Rivanna Rivers, as a way for north and south bound travelers to save significant time and effort traversing said rivers. Source: Legislative Journals of the Council of Colonial Virginia..., vol 3, p 1586.

★ Nov 1777: Daniel Allegre appointed Surveyor of the Three Notched Road from Albemarle Line to Louisa Line as far as it is in this County, and the Hands of the sd. Allegre, ANTHONY HADEN, WILLIAM HOWARD, James Adams JR, THOMAS DENTON, WILLIAM DENTON, GEORGE HAGGARD & ARCHIBALD NAPIER are allotted to work on the sd. Road, also the Hands of JOHN MAYSIL, PATRICK MORTON and NATHANIEL GILBERT.

★ Dec 1777: Fluvanna Court adds three more names to a list of others previously named to serve as justices in the newly created county. Additional names were: Richard Napier, ANTHONY HADEN, and BENJAMIN ANDERSON, making a total of nineteen names submitted by the end of the year. They usually rotated in attendance at court, so they would not have to serve too often. There were usually four or five present. Said order was approved by Governor Patrick Henry on 9 Dec 1777, as shown by the picture of the original declaration attached to this memorial.

★ 4 Dec 1777: ROGER THOMPSON to ANTHONY HADEN for £150. Tract of land of 380 acres in Fluvanna County both sides Cunningham's Creek, bounded by WILLIAM HADEN, said THOMPSON, THOMAS STAPLES and CUTHBERT CHAMPION. I purchased the land of George Thompson. signed: Roger Thompson. Wit: John Cobbs, Henry Martin Jr. Rec. 4 Dec 1777.
Fluvanna Co DB 1, p 50.

★ 4 Dec 1777: at the Fluvanna County Court...On the petition of ANTHONY & WILLIAM HADEN setting forth that they have lands on both sides of Cunningham Creek in this county, whereon is a convenient place to build a Water Grist Mill and praying that they may have leave to do the same without the formality of a Jury, it appearing to this Court, that the building of the sd. mill will not prejudice any person, leave is given the sd. Petitioners to erect a mill on the Land aforsd. agreeable to [the] act of Assembly in that case made & provided.

★ 13 Nov 1778: WILLIAM HADEN of Fluvanna to ANTHONY HADEN of same, for £12. Two tracts of land on Cunningham's Creek bounded by said WILLIAM HADEN, TURNER RICHARDSON, ROGER THOMPSON, and said Anthony Haden, supposed, by estimation, to be 20 acres. Also two acres adjoining the said Anthony Haden's and William Haden's Mill, bounded by the north side of Cunningham's Cr and the mill pond. Signed: William Haden Wit: Wm Woody, John M. Haden, Richard Allen. Rec 3 Dec 1778.
Fluvanna DB 1 p.127

★ 3 Dec 1778: ANTHONY HADEN of Fluvanna to TURNER RICHARDSON of same for £8.
Tract of two acres on Cunningham's Cr, bounded by Anthony and William Haden's corner below said Haden's Mill on the north side of the Creek. Signed: Anthony Haden. No witness. Recorded 3 Dec 1778.
Fluvanna DB 1 p.133.

★ 7 Mar 1781: JOHN M. HADEN, WILLIAM HADEN, and ANTHONY HADEN of Fluvanna Co to Thomas Shores JR of Powhatan Co, for £100, tract of about 200 acres of land in Fluvanna on the head of Burkies Creek and waters of Cunningham's Creek and bounded by DANIEL LIGHTFOOT, JOHN HADEN, JOHN MANN, JOSEPH HADEN, and Thomas Shores, Sr. Signed: John M. Haden. No witnesses. Recorded 7 Mar 1781.
Fluvanna DB 1, p. 371

★1782: Heads of Families Fluvanna County: Anthony Haden, 11 white, 19 black.

★ 6 Apr 1782: BENJAMIN THURMOND presented one certificate by CAPT DANIEL TILMAN, one by CAPT ANTHONY HADEN, and one by Capt/Col Richard Napier. A note states "the preceding articles taken for the Fluvanna Militia when under march". Virginia Public Claims, Fluvanna Co, p 363.

★ 12 Aug 1782: Monday, at court held for LOUISA COUNTY. Bond of Anthony Haden, exr of estate of JOSEPH HOPKINS [JR.] [his wife being ELIZABETH HOPKINS}. Sec with ROGER THOMPSON (sic), THOMAS ROUNTREE. £1000. Dated & rec. 12 Aug 1782. Signed: Anthony Haden, Roger Thomason, Thomas Rountree. This will was this day in open court exhibited by ANTHONY HADEN one of the Exors. therein named, who took the oath prescribed by law and was proved by the oaths of DANIEL ALLEGRE and THOMAS ROWNTREE, two of the witnesses thereto, and ordered certified.
Bond acknowledged, probate granted. Teste: John Nelson, Clk.
Louisa Co WB 2, p. 452. Hopkins of Virginia and Related Families, pp.360-1.

★ 1 May 1783: TURNER RICHARDSON, Gentleman, to ANTHONY HADEN for £400, tract of about 408 acres on Burks Creek and branches of Cunningham's Creek, being the upper part of the tract Richardson now lives on, purchased of the said Anthony AND by a deed made to the said RICHARDSON by JOHN HADEN SR. The land is bounded by ANTHONY HADEN, WILLIAM HADEN, JOHN M. HADEN, said Richardson, DOCTOR POWELL. Also conveyed is 2 acres purchased of William Haden by a deed made to the said Anthony Haden & thence conveyed by deed to Turner Richardson. Bounded by Cunningham's Creek below the Mill, William Haden. Signed: Tuner Richardson. No wit. Rec. 1 May 1783. Fluvanna Co DB 1, p.460

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Anthony moved about 100 miles to the southwest to Campbell Co VA, likely a year or so later than his father, mother and brother Benjamin, possibly after Nov 1786, when his 2nd wife died. As the following land deeds indicate, Anthony's Campbell County tracts were on Seneca Creek, located a few miles east of Kingston and only about 10 miles east of his father's and brother's lands at Flat Creek and the Big Otter River. Kingston being that hamlet established by Sackville King, an old acquaintance of the Haden family from Fluvanna County, where Anthony's brother Joseph and Sackville were in charge of listing those Fluvanna citizens reimbursements, for aid they had given in the form of arms and supplies to the Fluvanna Militia during the Revolution. Sackville King also being the one who purchased the Cuckoo Tavern in Louisa County from the Jack Jouett family that both Anthony and his son William Dabney Haden had married into.

★ 21 Jan 1787: JOHN WELCH [JR], son and heir of JOHN WELCH [SR], dec'd and CHLOE [WELCH] his wife, and JOHN BOOKER HOY and MARY [HOY] his wife of Rowan Co NC, sell to ANTHONY HADEN of Campbell Co, £140 for 432 acres, on NORTH SIDE OF SENECA CRK and another 32 acres deeded by gift by SAMUEL GILBERT, dec'd, to his daughter MARY WELCH, it being the plantation where John Welch lived & died. Wit: SAMUEL WELCH, ISHAM WELCH, JAMES WELCH, THOMAS HOY, EDWARD BURTON, JESSE STANLEY. Proved by Affirmation of Samuel & James Welch and Isham Welch. Rec. 1 Oct 1789 Campbell Co VA DB 2, p.440

Anthony's 3rd marriage occurs in Albemarle County, about 10 months after the above transaction names him being from Campbell County.

★ 30 Nov 1787: a security bond was posted in Albemarle County where Anthony Haden intends to marry Anna [Harris] Dabney. Witnesses: JOSHUA NICHOLS, LUCY DABNEY, SUSANNA HARRIS. Bondsman: John Jouett SR, whose wife "Mourning" was a sister to the bride. Therefore, Anthony's new wife was a first cousin to Capt Jack Jouett.

★ 21 Dec 1787: Anthony's Revolutionary War file notes marriage occurred on this date.

The following parcel that was in Fluvanna County, Anthony purchased while he was living in Campbell, where the seller in this transaction was living in Rowan County, North Carolina, and the seller Thomas Rountree, was the brother of Anthony Haden's 1st wife - Drucilla Rountree.

★ 1 Nov 1791: THOMAS ROUNTREE and LOTTISHEA [BARNARD], his wife of Rutherford Co NC sell to ANTHONY HADEN of Campbell Co VA, for £30, land in the County of Fluvanna. 25 acres, north side of the north fork of the James River, which land was conveyed by COL. JOHN PAYNE of Goochland Co. to Thomas Rountree by deed recorded in Albemarle Co. Signed: Thomas Rountree, Lottishea Rountree Wit: John Rountree, SARAH BYRAS, STRIPLING BYRAS Rec. 1 Dec 1791
Fluvanna Co VA DB 2, p.481

★ 7 Jun 1792: From ROBERT BROWN and MARY [BROWN] his wife to ANTHONY HADEN of Campbell Co for £100, two tracts. One on EAST SIDE OF SENECA CRK where Thomas Ramsey lived and said Brown sold to said Ramsey and Ramsey sold to sd Haden, being about 100 acres bounded by JOHN CONDY, WILLIAM JOHNSON & CHARLES MOORMAN. The other tract of 45 acres bounded by NORTH BANK OF SOUTH FORK OF SENECA CRK just below the old mill, BENJAMIN BUTTERWORTH JR's and said HADEN's line of land he purchased of David & Josias Bullock and said Haden's plantation. Signed: Robert Brown, Mary (X) Brown. Wit: William Condrey, John Henness, Caleb Condrey.
Rec. 7 Jun 1792.

★ 4 Dec 1792: JOHNSTON (X) BALLARD [sold] to ANTHONY HADEN for £89:6:9, 400 acres on DOYLES RIVER deeded sd Ballard by JOHN CRAG. Adj. JOHN MULLINS, BAZALEEL BROWN, RICHD BRUCE, JOHN MAUPIN JR, JAMES KEATON & WILLIAM VIA. Wit: ROBERT. McCULLOCK, JOHN CRAIG, JAMES HARRIS, THOMAS EWELL, WILLIAM VIA, JESSE EWELL. [this land was sold on 13 Dec 1793] Albemarle DB 10, p.512. Land was located by where Anthony's then current wife Ann Harris and her parents home was, Brown's Cove.

★ 28 Mar 1793. ANTHONY HADEN and ANNA [HADEN] his wife to JOHN QUARLES DABNEY for £30, 100 acres SOUTH SIDE OF SENECA CRK, bounded by JOHN McDANIEL, JOHN CONDY, WILLIAM JOHNSON & CHARLES MOORMAN. Signed: Anthony Haden, Anna Haden. Wit: John Haden. Rec. 4 Apr 1793. [John Quarles Dabney was married to Anthony's sister Mildred] DB 3, p.308

★ 13 Dec 1793: ANTHONY HADEN and ANNA [HADEN] his wife of Campbell Co to JAMES HARRISON of Albemarle for £190, sold 400 acres in Albemarle bounding JOHN MULLINS, BAZALEEL BROWN, BENEJAH BROWN, WILLIAM BRUCE, JOHN MAUPIN, JAMES KEATON, and WILLIAM VIA. Conveyed by JOHN CRAIG to JOHN BALLARD and from Ballard to ANTHONY HADEN. Signed: Anthony Haden, Anna Haden. Wit: BAZALEEL BROWN, BERNARD BROWN, WILLIAM MAUPIN, CHARLES OVERSTREET, THOMAS HARRIS, JAMES HARRIS. Proved by Overstreet, Thomas & James Harris at Feb Court 1794. Ann'a relinquishment was taken on 10 Nov 1794 by Charles M. Talbot in Campbell Co and ordered recorded Feb Court 1795 Albemarle Co VA; DB 11, p.69, 367, 368. This is the same 400 acres bought by Anthony on 4 Dec 1792.

★ 1 Jan 1795. AUGUSTINE POTTER and ELIZABETH [POTTER] his wife, £10 for 11 acres, bounded by north side of Phelps Road, LEWIS DUVALL, said Haden, and JOHN W. GILBERT. Signed: Augustin Potter, Elesebeth Potter. Rec. 5 Feb 1795. DB 3, p.486

★ 6 Jan 1802: John Quarles Dabney & Milly his wife of Campbell Co [SOLD] to TIMOTHY TERRILL. £220 for 275 acres on EAST SIDE OF SENECA CRK adj land of JOHN HADEN being the same tracts deeded to sd John Q. Dabney by W[ILLIA]M JOHNSON JR and wife, ANTHONY HADEN and wife and part of a tract which sd. JOHN Q. DABNEY purchased of John Haden as per deeds on record in Campbell Co DB 5 p. 438.
★ 11 Jan 1802: JOHN Q[UARLES] DABNEY & MILLY his wife of Campbell to ANTHONY HADEN of sd Co for £137, 10s. 137 acres BOTH SIDES SENECA CRK adj LEWIS DUVALL. Campbell Co. DB 5, p. 440.

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Anthony is associated with numerous land transactions occurring between 1805 - 1812 in Wilkes County, North Carolina, in the Brushy Mountains as well as the Hunters Creek and Big Elkin watersheds. His home on Hunters Creek would have been within a day or two ride of his Haden cousins that also lived in North Carolina, about 50 miles to the southeast, where his uncles - William and Joseph Haden, had moved to on the "Forks of the Yadkin River", in 1767/1777.

In Wilkes County court records, Anthony is listed as "Esquire", as one of twenty-two individuals sitting for the May 1807 court term. Anthony had previously been appointed with his brother Joseph, by Governor Patrick Henry of Virginia in Dec 1777, as among those nineteen justices named to the newly created Fluvanna Co. Court. See attached copy of said signed order.

The following are from Court Abstracts of Wilkes Co NC (1778 - 1815) Deed Book F & G - H; listing Anthony as seller, buyer, or witness. In some transactions, one or more of his three youngest sons are also listed → Joel H[arris] Haden, James C[renshaw] Haden, W[illiam] D[abney] Haden and a John Haden Jr., who was Anthony's son from his first marriage, who married Rachel Reynolds. He was called "Junior" since while living in Campbell County, it kept him from being confused with his grandfather, John Haden (1723-1817), who was also living there.

★ 3 Jan 1805: Between James Cass and Abel Nickelson..$200, for 60 acres Samuel Nicholsons line . . . Harvells line . . . Witnesses: ANTHONY HADEN, WILLIAM D[ABNEY] HADEN, James Cass

★ 3 Jan 1805: Between Samuel Nickelson, Senr. and James Cass..$270 first tract 80 acres both sides of Hunting Creek . . . Mitchells line . . . Forgus Line; second tract . . 50 acres adjoining first; cross br of Hunting Creek. Witnesses: ANTHONY HADEN, Abel Nichelson Seller: Samuel Nichelson

★ Apr 1805 Recorded: Estate Sale of Henry Hays: Buyers included Jonathan Hays, Hartwell Hays, Keziah Hays, ANTHONY HADEN, Joshua Souther, John Stanley, John Marlow, Archibald Lovelace, Samuel Wilson, John Keaton, Shadrach Stanley. Total Sales £141:14s:1d. Signed: Keziah (x) Hays, administratrix [Wilkes County Will Book 2, page 147-149.]

7 Sep 1805: Thomas Speaks, of Jackson Co. TN appoints Joshua Souther his true and lawful attorney. Witnesses: ANTHONY HADEN, Hicks Speaks Thomas Speaks

★ 9 Sep 1805 , page 435. Between seller - Joshua Hays and ANTHONY HADEN. $220 for 200 acres in three tracts, of land in BRUSHY MOUNTAINS with no other named description, but matches his (Joshua's) 100 acre purchase of 1799 and two 50 acre grants of 1801 and 1804. Witnesses: Jonathan Hays, William Lewis Proved: Jonathon Hayes at Nov 1813 Court.

★ 17 Oct 1805, p 89. Between James McBride and Thomas Clarke $157 for 125 acres (no description) Witnesses: ANTHONY HADEN, John Smithson, JAMES C[RENSHAW] HADEN. Seller: James McBride [likely the SR.]

★ 9 Feb 1806,Court met according to adjournment. Present were Frances Bernard, ANTHONY HADEN, Jesse Gullet, Esquires.

★ 24 Oct 1806, page 530. Between James McBride, Sen. and William Wilson. £30 for 76 acres middle fork Hunting Crk. Charles Johnsons line. Witnesses: A[NTHONY] HADEN, Williford Privitt . Seller: James McBride

★ 11 Nov 1806, page 356. Between Samuel Nicholson and ANTHONY HADEN. £3 for 6 acres on Pipe Camp Crk & Hunting Crk . Witnesses: JOEL H[ARRIS] HADEN, JOHN HADEN JR. Seller: Samuel Nicholson.

★ 28 March 1807, p 354. Between Mary Dickens and ANTHONY HADEN. $100 for 100 acres on the waters of HUNTING CREEK, survey dated 22 Jan 1795 on J Caspers line.
Witnesses: W[ILLIAM] D[ABNEY] HADEN, JOEL H[ARRIS] HADEN. Seller: Mary Dickens

★ 6 May 1807, "Wilkes County Court met and a committee was appointed by the court to settle with the executors of Francis Reynolds dec'd, naming for the Purpose Ambrose Parks, Allen Robinett & ANTHONY HADON (HADEN), esquires."

★ 9 Oct 1807, p 332. Between Samuel Nicholson Senr, and Samuel Nicholson Junr.,
$44 for 44 acres HUNTING CREEK. Seller: Samuel Nicholson Senr. Witnesses: A[NTHONY] HADEN, John Felts.

★ 9 July 1809, p 350. Between Thomas Bagwell of Iredell Co, NC and Joshua Dowell. $1.5 for 1.5 ac HUNTING CREEK SOUTH SIDE joining Dowells line. Witness: A[NTHONY] HADEN, William Wilson. Seller: Thomas Bagwell

★ 17 Aug 1809, p 69. Between Noel Waddle and Isaiah Fields. $405.00 for 200 ac on BOTH SIDES BIG ELKIN, it being part of 250 ac tract near HADENS Creek. Witnesses: Thomas Lansence (Laurence?) John Poe. Sellers: Noel Waddle, Charles Waddle.

★ 8 Mar 1810, p 103. Between James McBride & William Wilson; and Ailsey Burchett, $40 for 28½ acres both sides middle fork Hunting Creek. Charles Johnson's line.
Witnesses: A[NTHONY] HADEN, Charles Johnson. Seller: James McBride Buyer: William Wilson.

★8 Dec 1810: petitioner JAMES C[RENSHAW] HADEN of Campbell Co., Virginia, asks for an act authorizing him to bring five slaves (Jude, Pharaoh, Diley, Cornelius, & Robert) owned by his father, Anthony Haden, in North Carolina, into the state of Virginia.

★ 1810 Census: Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co NC, listed as "Dr. Anthony Haden":
2 male 16-26 [likely William Dabney Haden & Joel Harris Haden].
1 male over 45 [Anthony]
1 female 16-26 [ __?__]
2 female over 45 [Anna, __?__]
18 slaves

★ 1 April 1811, p 301. Between Ailsey Birchette and Richard Jacks. $250 for 28 ½ acres LANDED to Birchette by James McBride and William Wilson, both sides middle prong Hunting Creek, on Charles Johnson line. Witnesses: A. HADEN, Charles Johnson. Seller: Ailsey Birchette

★ 21 Oct 1811, p 310. ANTHONY HADEN appoints John M. Smithers his true and lawful Attorney, to make John Felts, Esqr. a good and lawful title to 535 ac that said Felts bought of Haden at his sale. Witnesses: Charles Johnson, John Felts. Seller: ANTHONY HADEN

★ May 1812, is the last time Anthony Haden was cited in Wilkes Co Court, as he had a power of attorney on a deed to John A Smithson, proven by the oath of Charles Johnson. This was likely close to the time when Anthony moves on to Kentucky, as the request he made to move slaves from NC to VA, occurred a year and a half prior. Anthony Haden does not show in any other North Carolina census besides the 1810, listed above.

Anthony's sons Joel H. and Nathan O. were married in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1812 and 1813, respectively; and son William D. married in 1817 in Fayette County, Kentucky.

★ 5 Jan 1814, page 520. North Carolina Grant No. 2896. Solomon Claywell, 160 acres on waters of Hunting Creek, John Parkers line, Turnbulls line, HADENS line.

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Without any other records showing Anthony Haden in Virginia or North Carolina after 1812/14, means he had likely moved on to Kentucky, around the same time. Anthony is not listed as a head of household in any 1820 census in Virginia, North Carolina or Kentucky, but he was most likely living in the household of son Joel H[arris] Haden, who was living in Hopkinsville, Christian Co Kentucky, close to his brother Nathan, as there are a male and female, both born before 1775, living with Joel's family then.

★ 4 Mar 1824: Anthony Haden witnessed the Will of CHARLES GILBERT, his son-in-law, who died in Logan Co KY, when Anthony was living in neighboring Christian Co KY. Charles Gilbert also lived at one time by Anthony's brother, William Haden, as they both had land on the South Fork of Elkhorn Creek in Fayette Co, KY, ca. 1788 - 1798.

★ 19 Dec 1827: Anthony left a will in Christian Co, naming daughters JANE GILBERT, ELIZABETH GOSLEY, REBECCA EPPERSON; sons JOHN HADEN, TURNER HADEN heirs (Turner now dead) - HENDLEY HADEN & RICHARD HADEN (nothing as they have received all he will ever give them), James's sons - RICHARD HADEN & JAMES HADEN, sons JOEL H[ARRIS] HADEN, WILLIAM D[ABNEY], and children of NATHAN O[VERTON], who were: GEORGE, NANCY, SIBELOW & SALLY ANN, all 4 who were under care of daughter-in-law Ann, although Nathan was living. Sons James and Nathan O. to be executors.

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The following lists Anthony, his father John & brother John M[oseley] Haden, in the legal memorandums/billing records of Thomas Jefferson. In addition, Anthony's uncle Zachariah living in Goochland County, had hired Jefferson to handle a land case of his. (National Archives Founders Online). Jack Jouett & Anthony's brother, John Moseley Haden, seem to have guaranteed payment on a debt of Anthony's . Noteworthy as well, Anthony Haden (the Younger) had filed a lawsuit against Thomas Jefferson in 1794, in chancery court to overturn a verdict whereby Haden had been ordered to pay for the legal services in 1772, 1773, and 1774, that Jefferson had provided to Haden.

★30 Oct 1772: ANTHONY HADEN (Alb.) v. Thos. Gibson (runaway). Entd. petn. For 378. acres Alb.

★10 Dec 1772: JOHN HADEN (Alb.[emarle]) v. ROBERT ELLIOT (____). Ent. cav. for 400. a[cre]s. land on Burks' cr[eek]. Alb.[emarle Co] joining the lands of EDWD. MOODY.

★27 Dec 1772: HADEN vs. ELLIOT 3. Cav. & HADEN vs. TAYLOR To ent. Cav.

★ Jan 1773: Accounts Receivables in Pounds – Shillings – Pence
HADEN, ANTHONY, Albemarle 2 – 12 – 6.
HADEN, JOHN, Albemarle 10 – 10 – 0.

★ 11 Sep 1773: Wrote to ANTHONY HADEN with state of his acct. balance due to me [T. Jefferson] £8–14–9 and inclosed his father JOHN HADEN's acct. balance £12–16. 

★11 Aug 1774: ANTHONY HADEN of Albemarle County, listed in accounts receivable ledger of Thomas Jefferson, owing £2, 12 shillings & 6 pence; for services rendered regarding ANTHONY HADEN vs. ELLIOT & TAYLOR.

★3 May 1776: Gave T[HOMAS] GARTH following orders for law balances. JOHN HADEN £12–16–0.

★3 Apr 1777: See my acct. settled with T[HOMAS] GARTH this day, matters of acct. with the following persons. Among the many mentioned, ANTHONY HADEN.

★3 Sep 1779: See acct. settled with T[HOMAS] GARTH this day for articles of acct. with the following persons. HADEN, ANTHONY.

★1790 - 1794: ANTHONY HADEN vs. THOMAS JEFFERSON:
ANTHONY HADEN files in Fluvanna County Chancery to overturn a verdict on the law side, in which Jefferson collected a debt owed him for legal services in 1772, 1773 & 1774. The case also involves Edmund Randolph and Thomas Garth. Many continuances were filed starting in 1788/90 with the last docket notation of April 1794.

★ 7 Apr 1797: Left with Colo. Bell for T. Walker £8–13–10 balance of acct. due for mares to the "Jack". Margin Note says: "Captain Jack Jouett had in his life time recd. from JOHN M. HADEN as security for ANTHONY HADEN in Fluvanna £14–2–8 the amount of my judgmt. against him. He being at the same time authorized to receive from me the balance due to Donald, Scot & Co. (which on balancing all accts. would be £7–14–11½ with int. from the peace Apr. 19. [17]83. till paid) I authorized him to consider the money when recd. as paid to Donald Scot & co. of which I notified Colo. Morris this day that he might apply to Fletcher admr. of Jouett."

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Anthony served with the Fluvanna County Militia during the Revolutionary War
with three of his brothers - John Moseley, William and Joseph.

★ 4 Sep 1777: Anthony was"com'd" as "Ensign", aka Private.

★ 2 Apr 1779: Anthony was made Captain and served under J[OHN] NAPIER.

★ 1780: Anthony's company documented at Albemarle Barracks guarding Hessian prisoners.

★ 1781: Anthony's company documented as serving when British Raiders under then Colonel, General Banastre Tarleton, invaded Virginia and continued on to Albemarle/Fluvanna Counties to try and capture then Governor Jefferson & Virginia Legislators, wherein the future father-in-law (Capt Jack Jouett) of Anthony's son William Dabney Haden, would make his heroic ride to warn Jefferson before Tarleton's arrival.

The Revolutionary Pension Application of Daniel Thacker of Fluvanna Co VA, 18 Oct 1833, mentions that he marched from Fluvanna to Hillsborough, North Carolina, in a company under the command of JOSEPH HADEN and then In 1781, he joined a company under Capt. Anthony Haden from Fluvanna, marching through the lower part of Virginia pursuing the enemy through the counties of Culpeper, Orange, Louisa & Fluvanna and to then onto Yorktown, returning to Richmond where he was then discharged by the Col. [Charles] Dabney, who commanded the detachment. The pension claim filed by Anthony's son, Elder Joel Harris Haden, also claims Anthony Haden participated during the Siege of Yorktown, as indicated below....

"State of Kentucky, County of Christian:

On this 4th day of July AD 1853…presently appeared Joshua le Prewitt aged about Fifty-four years who being duly sworn according to law on this oath declared that he was about two years intimately acquainted with Anthony Hadon deceased and his family, that Anna Hadon wife of said Anthony died in Christian County State of Kentucky on the 24th day of December One thousand Eight hundred and Twenty four (1824) that Anthony Hadon died in Christian County State of Kentucky either in the month of April or May in the year one thousand Eight hundred and Twenty Eight (1828) that they had the following named children to wit, Joel [Harris] Haden, William D[Dabney] Haden and Nathan O[verton] Hadon that he does not know what became of Said William D. Haden but has heard frequently and believes that he died many years since, that said Nathan O. died in Todd County Kentucky in the year one thousand Eight hundred and thirty three (1833) leaving the following named children to wit Nancy H. Haden, James Haden, Sibellow Haden and Sally Ann Haden, that Said Anthony Haden and Anna his wife during the period of his acquaintance lived together as man and wife and were so known and respected That he knows said Anthony Hadon was an officer in the war of the Revolution, and predicates his knowledge upon the following facts, to wit, that he has heard Said Anthony relate many incidents connected with said war; speak of his intimacy with General Marquis de Lafayette, and sound to be familiar with his character and habits, which acquaintance was clearly demonstrated, when General Lafayette visited the United States after the war; by their meeting in Nashville Tennessee when General Lafayette in a large crowded room without an introduction on seeing Said Anthony exclaimed "Captain Haden, Captain Haden" and the two embraced with eyes flowing with tears, what he has heard said Anthony speak of being paymaster that he has seen papers in said Anthony's possession relating to said war amongst the rest a Captains Commission, that Said Anthony was from the State of Virginia and other circumstances which confirms him is his knowledge.

He further declares that he is acquainted with Joel H. Haden the eldest of the children of Said Anthony & Anna Hadon who is a resident of the state of Missouri that he is a minister of the gospel and a man of high standing, and further that he is a disenterested [sic] witness and that the word "from" was erased before signing. [signedJ le Prewett]"

On 17 Sep 1853, the Pension Office Letter was received by William H. Wells, which stated, I have examined the papers transmitted for the service of Anthony Haden under the Act 7 Jun 1832. There is no law under which grandchildren are entitled to a pension but may be payable to a child or children.
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Since Anthony died in Christian Co, Kentucky, in 1828, after his youngest brother Benjamin and father John, the unknown death year of the cemetery record cited for Anthony below, by the Campbell Co, Virginia, Historical Society is inaccurate/irrelevant.

Per the JOINT LEGISLATIVE AUDIT AND REVIEW COMMISSION of the Virginia General Assembly SPECIAL REPORT: Preservation of Revolutionary War Veteran Grave sites; December 2000

Page 17
Haden Anthony: b 1748 d____; Campbell Co, Evington
Haden Benjamin: b 1762 d 1837; Campbell Co, Evington
Haden John: b 1723 d 1817; Campbell Co, Evington

Page 24 - 25; appendix B-2; Veterans by Locality of Burial (Counties) Campbell County, Evington. Hadens noted as buried on "Phillips Farm - Haden Family Cemetery"
Haden, Anthony: b 1748 d____, Captain, Albemarle militia. (36)
Haden, Benjamin: b 1762 d 1837, Albemarle militia. (36)
Haden, John: b 1723 d 1817, Albemarle militia. (36)

Phillips, John: b 1749 d ____ noted buried on "Phillips Farm" (4) (36)

The burials cited herein are without markers. The Cemetery cited herein is also considered the "Old Phillips Cemetery" as there is another "Phillips Cemetery" located close by, whose burials are of more recently deceased individuals. The burials cited above were documented by:

(4) Wardell, Patrick G. Virginia/West Virginia Genealogical Data From Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Records. 6 vols. (Bowie, Md.: Heritage Books, 1988-1998). In the early stages of this interim review, this source was used to compile a list of individuals who received pensions or bounty land warrants in later years while still living in Virginia. References to this source have been maintained in the source column of the database in a number of instances, but this source did not usually provide a burial location.

(36) Campbell County Historical Society records. Eleanor Carson, cemetery committee chairman. By letter, Sept. 9, 1999. Also by letter from Revely B. Carwile Jr., society president, dated Sept. 13, 1999.

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►Anthony Haden 1st married ca. 4 Jul 1765/Goochland Co VA to:
DRUSILLA ROUNTREE (b. 17 Feb 1749, d. 17 Feb 1781) d/o William Roun(d)tree & Dorcas Dudley. Marriage record from Douglas Register, p. 8.
♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ Known Children of Anthony Haden & Drusilla Rountree ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

♥1) Jane (Haden) Gilbert: b./bp. 9 Jan/16 Feb 1768, d. 1836, m. ca. 7 Sep 1786 to
♡ + Charles Matthew Gilbert - s/o Aquilla Gilbert & Elizabeth Butterworth.
•••••••••••• Known Children of Jenny Haden & Charles Gilbert ••••••••••••
• 1) Amelia "Millie" (Gilbert) Truitt (1787-1873) m. ca. 9 Dec 1802 to
○ + John Burton Truitt (1771-1838).
• 2) Anthony H. Gilbert (1789-1865) m. ca. 31 Jan 1810/Logan Co KY to
○ + Ann (Sprout) Gilbert (1791-1816) d/o John and Hester Sprout.
• 3) Elizabeth Gilbert (1792-1829) m. ca. 13 Oct 1808/Logan Co KY to
○ + Allen Campbell.
• 4) William Gilbert: d. bef 10 May 1816, m. ca. to
○ + Milley Gilbert.
• 5) Sarah "Sally" Gilbert (1796-1827) m. ca. 4 Dec 1815 to
○ + George Hickman (1792-1863).
• 6) Benjamin Franklin Gilbert (1799-1864) m. ca. 28 Mar 1820/Logan Co to
○ + Ann Harper (1799-1879).
• 7) Drucilla Gilbert (1802-1830) m. ca. 21 Nov 1816/Logan Co KY to
○ + William Rosser Gilbert (1st cousin) son of Samuel Gilbert and Fanny Rosser.
• 8) Thomas Hopkins Gilbert (1804-1895) m. ca. to
○ + Elizabeth W. McCutchen Gilbert (1809-1844).
• 9) Rebecca Gilbert (1806-1830).
•10)Mary "Polly" H. Gilbert (1790-1875) m. ca. to
○ + Charles Matthew Ogelsby (1801-1861).

♥2) Elizabeth R. "Betsy" Haden: b. 4 Dec 1769, d. bef 2 Mar 1789, m. 26 Dec 1786/Campbell Co VA
♡ + Benjamin Coleman "Buck" Gosney s/o Henry Gosney & Mary Jane Shelton.
- - - - Ben 2nd m. ca. 2 Mar 1789, to Sarah Applebee (d. 1794)
- - - - Ben 3rd m. ca. 1795 to Margaret Colvin.
••• Elizabeth Haden & Benjamin Gosney not known to have any children together •••

♥3) John Haden (1772-1842) m. ca. 17 Jan 1793/Campbell Co VA to
♡ + Rachel Reynolds (1774-1842) d/o Isaac Reynolds.
••••••••••••••• Known Children of John Haden & Rachel Reynolds •••••••••••••••
• 1) Tyre A. Haden (1793-1866) m. ca. to
○ + Eunice Fisher
• 2) Samuel G.
• 3) Amelia
• 4)John M. Haden (1799-1870) (stayed in KY)
• 5) Benjamin "Benoni" (stayed in KY)
• 6 )William Haden (1804-1893) m. to
○ + Parthenia Fisher 1m.
○ +Polly Spencer 2m.
• 7) Turner Haden (1806-1867) m. to
○ + S(e)(a)lena Fisher
• 8) Hendley Haden (1808-1876) m. to
○ + Harriet Bailey 1m.
○ + Sarah J Wilson 2m.
• 9) Elizabeth (Haden) Bailey (1811-1874) m. to
○ + Edmund Bailey
•10)Nathan B. Haden (1813-1887) m. ca. 1 Mar 1838 to
○ + Lucy Bernard
•11)Silas
•12)Avarilla

♥4) Turner Richardson Haden SR: b. 13 Nov 1773, d. Sep 1812/Scott Co KY, m. ca. May 1794 to
♡ + Rebecca Cave: b. 1775, d. 26 Oct 1849/Boone Co MO, d/o John Cave & Mildred Bell.
Her 2nd marriage. Her 1st was to Frederick Burdett, on 11 Oct 1790, in Woodford Co, KY.
*** See "Narrative of William Hayden, Faithful Account of His Travels for a
Number of Years, Whilst a Slave in the South" (1846) pages 22, 24, 153.
••••••••••••••• Known Children of Turner Richardson Haden Sr. & Rebecca Cave •••••••••••••••
• 1) William Haden b.1796/Christian Co KY, d.1891/Hopkinsville, Christian Co KY, m. ca. 28 Mar 1819
○ + Sarah Ann Scott
• 2) Nancy C. Haden b.15 Oct 1801/Bourbon Co KY, d.3 Apr 1890, Garfield Co WA, m. ca. 20 Dec 1815
○ + John H. Harris s/o Nathaniel Harris and Mary Howard
• 3) Susan Haden b. 1802, married twice to
○ + William Kelly m1. ca. 1818
○ + Thomas Scott m2. bef 1850
• 4) Turner Richardson Haden JR (1808-1878) m. to
○ + Sarah "Sallie" Ann Lloyd (1822-1895)
• 5) Joel Harris Haden (1811-1888) married 3 times to
○ + Sarah Cave Talbott (1813-1835) m1. m. 9 Aug 1832
○ + Zerelda Kirtley (1820-1870) m2.
○ + Sarah Kirtley (1831-1916) m3.

♥5) Hendley Haden: b. 27 Sep 1776, d. 1865/Caldwell Co KY, m. ca. 18 Oct 1804/Bourbon Co KY to
♡ + Elizabeth Cave Shipp - d/o Laban Shipp & Sarah "Sally" Johnson
••••••••••••••• Known Children of Hendley Haden & Elizabeth Cave Shipp •••••••••••••••
• 1) Laban Haden: b. 7 Aug 1805, d. ca. 1815.
• 2) Sarah J. Hayden (1807-1871) m. ca. 2 Oct 1831, Trigg Co KY to
○ + Lemuel Dunning (1797-1784).
• 3) John J. Haden m. ca. 13 Mar 1831 Trigg Co KY to
○ + Mary A. Miller
• 4) Mary M. "Polly" Haden b. 25 Jul 1812, Bourbon Co KY, m. ca. 14 Feb 1833 Trigg Co, KY to
○ + William Teer/Tecar
• 5) Turner Richardson Hayden (1814-1890) m. ca. 28 Feb 1837, Trigg Co KY to
○ + Jane Smart Thompson (1810-1899), daughter of Adam Thompson & Jane Smart.
• 6) Joel H. Haden b. 20 Jul 1816/Bourbon Co KY, d. 14 Dec 1882, married
○ + Martha J. Elder m1. 4 Jun 1838/Trigg Co KY
○ + Mary Brown m2. 7 Mar 1850/Crittenden Co KY
• 7) Caroline B. Hayden (1818-1884) m. ca. 17 Nov 1837 /Trigg Co KY, to
○ + William H. Covington (1817-1870).
• 8) James O. Haden b. 7 Sep 1820
• 9) Nathaniel O. Haden b.10 Apr 1823/Trigg Co KY, d 7 Feb 1863, m. ca. 12 Apr 1847/Caldwell Co KY
○ + Martha J. Miller
•10)William A. Haden (1826-1906) m. to
○ + America E. Finch m1. 1 Dec 1846 in Crittenden Co KY
○ + Sarah Ann Threlkheld (1834-1923) m2. 30 Nov 1858 in Talcondas IL

♥6) Rebecca Haden: b. 1 Dec 1778, d. 21 Nov 1838/Ralls Co MO, m. 11 Sep 1798/Campbell Co VA
♡ + Richard Epperson SR: b. 2 Oct 1772/Bedford Co VA, d. 30 Aug 1841/Ralls Co MO,
- - - - he was the son of Littleberry Epperson & Elizabeth Lambert.
••••••••••••••• Known Children of Rebecca Haden & Richard Epperson SR •••••••••••••••
• 1) John Henry Epperson (1799-1867) m. to
○ + Elizabeth Roark (1800-____)
• 2) Joel H. Epperson (1801-1875) m. to
○ + Elizabeth Ann Alsman (1803-1843)
○ + Sarah Bramblett (1816-1872).
• 3) Richard Epperson JR b. 22 Nov 1803, d. 27 May 1822/New Orleans, Louisiana
• 4) James Epperson b. 22 Nov 1803, d. bef. 1861
• 5) Littleberry Epperson (1805-1859) m. to
○ + Frances Philips (1805-1840)
• 6) Samuel P. Epperson b. 5 Jan 1808, d. bef. 1880, m. to
○ + Catharine Robertson m1. ca. 1832
○ + Mary Catherine Allen m2. 13 Apr 1858
• 7) Anthony Epperson (1810-1878) m. to
○ + Sarah Jane Jeffires (1822-1886).
• 8) Washington Epperson (1812-1885)
○ + Nancy Jeffries (1818-1904)
• 9) Parthena Epperson b. 11 Oct 1815, d. 16 Sep 1870
•10)Harrison Epperson b. 20 May 1818/Jessamine Co KY, d. 21 Dec 1821/Jessamine Co
•11)Rebecca Epperson b. 12 Jan 1821, d. 2 Feb 1845
•12)William Harrison Epperson (1822-1889) m. to
○ + Lydia Lindsey Gardner (1814-1885)

*** The Douglas register, on p. 89, miss-attributes a son James, born/bapt 6 Jan/10 Apr 1771, to Anthony Haden & Elizabeth Pore, where the father listed as Anthony, is an error and should have been listed as Zachariah Haden, who was one of this Anthony's uncles.

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► Anthony Haden 2nd married ca. 1 Sep 1781 to:
Mary Ann Crenshaw: d. 21 Nov 1786. DAR - Vol 33, p 233; has "Susan Crenshaw" as Anthony's wife.
♡♡♡♡ Known Children of Anthony Haden & Mary Ann "Susan" Crenshaw ♡♡♡♡

♥7) James Crenshaw Haden: b. 19 Jun 1782, d. 1840/McLean Co IL.
♡+m.1 to Nancy Johns: 5 Dec 1809/Campbell Co VA (p822 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol· VI)
♡+m.2 Rebecca (Sweet) Hatfield: her 2nd marriage, d. 1874/McLean Co IL, her 1st m. - Mr. Hatfield. In Oct 1836, James & Rebecca moved from Christian Co KY to McLean Co IL, per "The good old times in McLean Co, Illinois: containing two hundred and sixty-one sketches . . ." p. 369, pub 1874.
•••••••• Only Known child of James Crenshaw Haden & Rebecca (Sweet) Hatfield ••••••••
• 1) Virginia Frances Haden (1829-1913) m. to
○ + Linus Grave (1815-1897)

♥8) Richard P. Haden: b. 22 Sep 1783, d. 17 Feb 1864/Bloomfield, Johnson Co IL.
♡+m1. Lucy Goode, on 31 Aug 1803 in Prince Edward Co VA
•••••••• Known Children of Richard P. Haden & Lucy Goode ••••••••
• 1) MaryAnn Crenshaw Haden: b 7 Aug 1804; d.ca. 1872; m. 28 Mar 1824/Halifax Co VA to
○ + Lipscomb Torian s/o Andrew Torian & Anne Blackwell.
• 2) Robert Goode Haden: b. 13 Apr 1806, d 9 Aug 1807
• 3) James Colyer Haden: b. 17 Oct 1807
• 4) Joseph Goode Haden: b. 15 Jul 1809
• 5) Martha Ann Gains Haden: b. 24 Sep 181, m. 9 Jan 1834 to
○ + Neal Johnson
• 6) Lucy Ann Goode Haden: b. 25 Jan 1813, d 6 Jan 1839. m. to
○ + Mr. Johnson
• 7) Unknown son Haden
♡+m2. Sarah Wade— on 17 Dec 1817 in Halifax Co VA
•••••••• Known Child of Richard P Haden and Sarah Wade ••••••••
• 8) Richard Anderson Haden:
♡+m3. Nancy Rogers — on 29 Oct 1854 in Johnson Co IL
•••••••• Known Child of Richard P. Haden & Nancy Rogers ••••••••
• 9) Elvira Edwin Haden: b. 14 Oct 1855, d. 7 Feb 1856.

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► Anthony Haden 3rd married 21 Dec 1787 in Albemarle County, Virginia to:
Anna (Harris) Dabney: b. 28 Dec 1748, d. 24 Dec 1824, d/o James Harris & Mary Harris, of Albemarle. Anna's 1st husband was William Dabney, a 1st cousin. Anna's and William's mothers were sisters. Anna's mother was Mary (Harris) Harris. William Dabney's mother was Anna (Harris) Dabney. Anna was William Dabney's 2nd marriage. William Dabney's 1st marriage was to Jane Quarles.
From the Valentine Papers: Albemarle Co, Consent on marriage bond . . .
"Sir - Please to issue License for an Intended marriage between Anthony Haden
and myself given under my hand this 30th Day of Novem'r, 1787",
Signed: Anna Dabney. John Jouett (SR) - security.
Witnesses: JOSHUA NICHOLS, LUCY DABNEY, SUSANNA HARRIS.
Anna (Harris) Dabney was Capt. Jack Jouett's 1st cousin. Her 1st husband was John Dabney, s/o Cornelius Dabney Jr. (1688-1765) & Sarah Ann Jennings (1702-1788).
♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ Known Children of Anthony Haden & Anna Harris ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

♥9) Elder Joel Harris Haden: b. 14 Nov 1788, d. 7 Feb 1862,
. . . .married on 15 Jul 1812 in Bourbon Co KY to
♡ + Martha Ann Smith d/o Charles Smith & Elizabeth Mosby.
•••••••• Known Children of Joel Harris Haden & Patsy Smith ••••••••
• 1) Charles Anthony Preston Haden (1813-1905) m. to
○ + Louisianna "Lucy" Weaver (1823-1859).
• 2) Ann Elizabeth Haden: b. 2 Aug 1814/Bourbon Co KY, 28 Sep 1842, m. abt 1834/Howard Co MO to
○ + Delancey French Cooper.
• 3) Martha Jane Haden; m. to
○ + James A. Shirley.
• 4) John Smith Haden (1817-1869).
• 5) James Hambleton Marquis Haden (1822-1890) m. to
○ + Pricilla Frances January (1826-1885).
• 6) Joel Henry Barbour Haden: d. bef. 1862, not mentioned in his father's will.

♥10) William Dabney Haden (1790-1834) m. 19 Aug 1817 in Fayette Co KY to
♡ + Elizabeth Lewis (Jouett) Haden (1790-1848),
d/o John "Jack" Jouett & Sarah "Sally" Robards.
•••••••• Known Children of William Dabney Haden & Elizabeth Jouett ••••••••
• 1) Sarah Anna Haden (1818-1886) m. 6 Apr 1836 to
○ + Mark Henry Woodford b. 31 Mar 1810 s/o John T Woodford & Mary Turner Taliaferro
• 2) John Jouett Haden (1821 - 1900) m. 9 Nov 1843 to
○ + Anne Montgomery (Carter) Haden, d/o James Carter.
• 3) Mary Duke Haden (1826 - 1901) m. 14 Feb 1843 to
○ + John Andrew Crawford Jr (1818-1908) s/o John Andrew Crawford Sr & Dorothy Fort.
• 4) Matthew Jouett Haden (1828 - 1883) m. 7 Dec 1854/Richmond, Madison Co KY to
○ + Kate (Turner) Haden, d/o Squire Turner and Elizabeth (Stone) Turner.

♥11) Nathan Overton Haden: b. 9 Feb 1793/Campbell Co VA, d. 4 Sep 1833/Todd Co KY
♡ + Margaret Smith: d. 24 Dec 1826, m1. 25 Apr 1813/Bourbon Co KY, by his brother Joel
•••••••• Known Children of Nathan Overton Haden & Margaret Smith •••••••
• 1) George S. Haden d. bef Sep 1833
• 2) Nancy H. Haden m. 28 May 1840/Todd Co KY to
○ + Joshua C. Prewitt,
• 3) James C. Haden b. ca. 1819, m. to
○ + Eliza J. Prewitt
• 4) Sibella W. Haden m. 26 Jun 1848/Christian Co KY to
○ + Greenberry "G. B." Wray
• 5) Sally Ann Haden b. ca. 1825
♡ + Hanna Ann Porter: m2. on 30 Aug 1827.
•••••••• Only Known Child of Nathan Overton Haden & Hanna Ann Porter •••••••
• 6) Mary Jane Haden d ca. 1828, d bef Sep 1833.

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► Anthony Haden, 4th married Martha McFarland, the widow of James McFarland
[James' will date 9 Apr 1811, probated Jan 1812 in Will Book B, page 1] of Hopkinsville, Christian Co KY, by the following marriage record that fits well within the death dates of Anthony and his 3rd wife. There were no children by this marriage. Anthony Haden m. 22 Aug 1826 in Christian, Kentucky, to Martha Mcfarland (LDS Kentucky, County Marriages, 1797-1954).
1820 census for Hopkinsville, Christian Co KY, shows the HH of 'MARTHY McFARLANE',
living next to HH of WILLIAM H. HARRIS. Martha's house contains
0 M; 1 F 0-10; 3 F 10-16; 1 F 45 + [MARTHA] born before 1775 / 1 F colored 45 +; 2 F colored 14-26.
NOTE: William Harris link supports other numerous Haden - Harris kin ties.
1830 census for Hopkinsville, Christian Co KY, the HH of 'MARTHA McFARLIN', contains
0 M; 1 F age 60-70/b 1760-1770 [MARTHA];1 F 15-20/b. 1810-1815; 1 F 20-30/b. 1800-1810.

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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). Much of this biography incorporates Kay's thorough analysis of facts and tradition, which has been instrumental in narrowing down the resting place of Anthony Haden and many of his kin.