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Which Anthony Haden? Not the following two...
The date and location would seem to preclude Anthony, son of John & Jean Moseley who has many records in Campbell Co at this time - who was this the Anthony who appears in in Cape Girardeau, LA Territory in 1805 - could he be the Anthony D. Haden who was in Charlotte Co in 1790 and in Pittsylvania Co by 1807 - seems unlikely given when he first appears in Cape Girardeau, later Arkansas County?

Or was he the Anthony of Botetourt, son of an Isaiah Haden whose records disappear in Virginia the year prior to his arrival in Cape Girardeau? This Anthony signed his documents in Virginia and Missouri/Arkansas as A. Haden, consistently - the ONLY Anthony Haden to do so. I believe this is the correct family for this Anthony!

Some databases suggest Anthony died because his record in Botetort Co ceased about 1801. However, he must be this Anthony and explains his disappearance from Botetourt County:
In 1839, Roanoke County was form out of Botetourt. I found the following: "September 8, 1803, to Anthony Haden, Lots 15 and 35, and also two lots not numbered, Lots 15 and 35 and now owned by Mrs. M. M. Armstrong." [History of Roanoke County, Salem, Roanoke City, Virginia, and Representative Citizens, 1734-1900; img 104, Ancestry.com]I

Botetourt Co DB 7, p.330-1
17 Sep 1799. Indenture between Doctr. John Neely and Sarah his wife to Willis Copelin. Tract on waters of catawba Creek, branch of James River, part of tract of 920 acres granted to sd Neelly. 20 acres, sw of the old tanyard near the great Road. signed: John Neelly, Sara Neely.
Wit: Jacob Crider, Catharine Crider, Robert Neelly [who was married to Anthony's sister Nancy], A. Haden.
Oct Court 1799. Deed proved by Peter (sic) & Catherine Crider. Proved by Anthony Haden & others at Sept Court 1800.

Botetourt Co DB 7, p.403-4
10 Mar 1801. Aanthony Haden, William Lewis, Robert Neelly, and James Mason, bound unto James Monroe, Ewqire, Governor of Commonwealth of Virginia for sum of 3500#'s. Anthony Haden commissioned by the Governor with advice of Council on 2 Mar 1801 to collect the Land Tax from the inhabitants of Botetourt County and such of the inhabitants of the Counties of Bath & Montgomery as were included within the boundw of Botetourt for the year 1783.
Signed: A.Haden, Jas Mason, Geo Hancock for Wm Lewis, same for Rob Neely. In presence of the the Court, H. Bowyer, Clk.
p.680 March Court 1802. Again appointed tax collector for the year 1804.
Securities were William Lewis, Andrew Lewis, James Mason, John Haden, Robert Neelly, John Douglas, Mark Evans, Bartholemew Haden, & Francis Blunt.

Fincastle Weekly Advertiser, 26 Jun 1801
Advertisement
NOTICE. All those in arrears of Land Tax for the year 1783, in the County of Botetourt, or as the county then was, are requested to hold themselves in readiness to make immediate payment on application, as no indulgence can be given, in consequence of the bounds being so very large; if indelgence is given it will be out of my power to make my collection in time, and if I do not the consequences will be serious.
Anthony Haden, C.B.C. [probably Clerk of Botetourt Court]
Botetourt, May 29, 1801

Botetourt Co WB B, p. 10-11
3 Dec 1801 Will of John Neelly, Doctor. All just debts paid. All personal and real estate to wife Sarah Neelly. Robert Neelly, Majr., to be sole executor. signed: John Neelly
Wit: John Neelly, Jas. Mason, A. Haden
Codicil, 4 Dec 1801. Power to Majr Robert Neelly to sell lands to the use and benefit of wife, Sarah Neely.
Wit: Jas. Mason, Jno. Haden, A. Haden
Jan Court 1802. Will proved by John Neelly, codicil proved by John Haden. Feb Court, 1802. Fully proved by oath of Anthony Haden.

James Simpson was the founder of the Town of Salem, in what is now Roanoke Co VA. He had bought land from Gen. Andrew Lewis whose plantation was known as "Richfield". Simpson began selling lots on 4 Jun 1802 - he sold four lots on the north side of Roanoke Street to an Anthony Haden.
Found on WorldVitalRecords.com: Kegley's Virginia Frontier, the Beginning of the Southwest, by. F. B. Kegley, 1938, p.567/629
Botetourt Co DB 8, p.264-5
8 Sep 1803. Indenture between James Simpson and wife Eleanor to Anthony Haden for $50, four lots in the town called Salem on the North branches of the Roanoke River, two of which are numbered 15 and 35, each 8 poles sqaure. One on NW side of Roanoke St. Two other lots not numbered lying & fronting on Roanoke St. Signed: James Simpson, Eelon Simpson. Wit: Mark Evans, Robert Neelly, William Williams, John P. Norwall,

Botetourt Co DB 8, p.533-34
4 Oct 1804 Indenture of Anthony Haden of county of Montgomery to John Glenn of the same. Sum of 6#'s. Tract in Botetourt of 111 acres, part of tract formerly property of John Andrews. signed: A. Haden Wit: J. Bratton, J. B. Goodrich, D. Denaton, Thomas Sperry.
Montgomery Court Dec 1804. Proven by John B. Goodrich, David Denniton & Thomas Sperry.
Botetourt Court Feb 1805. Certificate exhibited.

24 Sep 1805 - Anthony married Agnes Ballew, Cape Girardeau, Missouri District, Territory of Louisiana.

This man was already in Cape Girardeau, an entire state away where he married in 1805, when the following sale invovling still another Anthony Haden took place..
Database online - AFRO-LOUISIANA HISTORY & GENEALOGY
William Garrard sold a lame male slave, age 20, to Anthony Hayden in St. Landry Parish (Louisana) on 22 Mar 1810.

Encyclopedia of the History of Missouri, Vol 1, 1901; MyHeritage.com
Cape Girardeau County, p.407-8
The Court of quarter sessions, on 13 Jan 1806, appointed a commission to lay off the town of Cape Girardeau and locate sites for public buildings. Members named were: Anthony Haden, Christopher Hays, Edmund Hogan, Robert Hall, Benjamin Tennille

The Life and Papers of Frederick Bates: MyHeritage.com
p.344
August 12th, 1807
Jno Andrews Lt. of a Volr. Infantry Company in Dt. of St. Genevieve vice Armstrong dec'd.
Anthony Haden (footnote says he was an attorney) & Thomas C. Scott impowered to Admr Oaths, for the District of Cape Girardeau

Anthony apparently purchased a tract at Cape Girardeau [now Missouri] which was not allowed after the Louisiana Purchase:
From GenealogyBank: American State Papers 029, Public Land, vol. 2
Land Claims in the Missouri Territory
John C. Harrison, assignee of John Hays, sheriff of district of Cape Girardeau, sold the following property as belonging to Louis Largeau. Produced a concessions from Don Zenon Trudeau, LT Gov. to Largeau for the same, dated August 26, 1797; a plat of survey, dated December 1, 1797, certified Jan 1, 798; and a deed of conveyance from sheriff Hays to claimant, dated Dec 7, 1805. Claim for 1000 arpents of land.
Acknowledgements taken June 7, 1808 by Frederick Bates, authorized from Board to take testimony. Claimant appeared personally, he has and does transfer to Anthony Hayden, 250 arpents of the tract; and for valuable considerations he has and does transfer to Rheineke & Steenback, 250 arpents of the tract.
Opinion of the Board: March 19, 1800 [1810???]. Full Board. It is the opinion of the Board that this claim ought not to be confirmed.

Cape Girardeau, MO Land Records 1805-1819,
p.24
20 Apr 1807 John & Samuel Randol to Louis Lorimier. Within the course of May next we promise to pay unto Louis Lorimier the full & just sum of $210 in silver specie in order to secure unto sd Lorimier the faithful payment. John Randol morgage to Lorimier a lot of land in the town of Cape Girardeau of one acre adjoing the public square, occupied and improved by Anthony Haden, Esqr. who resigned his right of claim to me. Signed: John Randol, Samuel Randol. Wit: B. Cousin. Acknowledged, 23 Oct 1807 by Cousin.
p.61 Conveyance with several assignments, lastly to A. Haden, Esqr. 9 Oct 1804. Jacob Foster for $200 to Benjamin Patterson of New Madrid Territory. 200 acres in Cape Girardeau, one half of platation I live on. 7 Nov 1804. Benjamin Patterson assigned for $300 to George Crath who assigned it on the same day, 7 Nov 1804 to John Btt Gobeau for 180 gallons of whisky. 19 Dec 1805, Gobeau assigned for value received to James Earle Jasine.
This deed for the benefit of Anthony Haden, Oct 4, 1806.

New Madrid. Deeds 1805–1815, Book 2, p.67-70
29 Mar 1808. Joseph Lewis, Coroner and Acting Sheriff for the District of New Madrid in the district of Ste. Genevieve to Anthony Haden of district of Cape Girardeau, all of the Territory of Louisiana. Whereas at the last June term of the Court of Common Pleas, Byrd & Young, Executors of Lee hath incurred Judment against William Smith in the sum of $40.88 and also $9.18 for costs. Answer by 4th Monday, March next. [this continues for several pages - additional charges against William Smith, etc.] Eventually sale was made and John Scott and Anthony Haden were highest bidders for 200 arpents of land in the district of New Madrid bounded on one side by Brushy Lake and the other side to land granted to Ransom Bouvier, etc. March Term, 1808.

Another copy of Cape Girardeau land records called "Books A & B"'. Apparently recopied from original.
p.186
1 Apr 1807. Anthony Haden testified before Robert Green to the signature of Robert Hall in a assignment of title to Robert English. signed: A. Haden
p. 193
21 Jan 1808 Article of agreement between James Randol of Cape Girardeau & Territory of Louisiana and Francis Murphey. Murphey sold to Randol for $240. 240 arpens of land on waters of White Water adjoining lands of Jeremiah Conamay & the tract formerly claimed by Goerge Moorman, now claimed by Ezekiel Able. The $240 to be paid in good property if obtained. If the land is not confirmed by the United States, the said Randol is not obligated to pay. Signed: Francis (his x mark) Murphey, James Randol. wit: A. Haden, D. F. Steinbeck.
2 June 1808 Anthony Haden made oath as witness to the above agreement.
p.200-201
16 March 1804 Enos Randalls to Thos. Bellew. Upper Louisiana, Cape Girardeau Distrcit. Enos Randol and Medad Randol are bound to Thomas Ballew of the state of Tennessee, in the just sum of $1800. Enos Randol to make good title to Thomas Bellew to a tract on waters of Hubbles Creek, being the same that that said Enos Randol first settled and now lives on in Cape Girardeau Settlement, 480 acres in Spanish measurement. Title to be made as soon as Randall can obtain a legal right for the tract. Bellew to have possession 15th day of next September. Otherwise this agreement to be void.
Signed: Enos Randol, Medad Randol. Wit: Robert Hall, David McMultrie.
Enos Randol acknowledged, 30 May 1808
Cape Girardeau, Jan 30th 1807. For value received, Iassign to Charles G. Ellis attorney in fact for Gary Davis the within bond and I request Enos and Medad Randol make titles to the said Ellis as they would be with this exception. Sixteen acres be reserved for James Morrison. Signed: Thos. Ballew. Wit: Em. Ogle.
31 May 1808. Anthony Haden made oath that the above was signed in the handwriting of Thos. Ballew.
Cape Girardeau, MO Land Records 1805-1819
p.45
26 Nov 1808. John Randol and Margaret Randol sold the same town lot to David Shaw for $120, now described as part of the lot whereon the said John Randol now lives fronting on the East the publix square and bounded on north and south by two streets. Lot #6, Range D, occupied and improved by Anthony Haden, Esqr. who resigned his right and interest.
p.553
22 Feb 1808 Deed from Josiah Quimby to Robert Quimby of Cape Girardeau & Territory of Louisana. $1000. Tract in tymappity Bottom, near the Mississippi River of 200 arpents. Signed: Josiah Quimby. Wit: A. Haden, D F. Stienbeck, Levi Wolverton. Anthony Haden & Levi Wolverton made oath, 25 Mar 1808.
22 Feb 1808 Deed from Stephen Quimby to Robert Quimby for $1000. Tract in Tarrapity Bottom district near the Missisippi River. Signed by Stephen Quimby. Wit: A. Haden, D F. Stienbeck, Levi Wolverton. Anthony Haden & Levi Wolverton made oath, 25 Mar 1808.
p.404
25 June 1808 I hereby transfer to Anthony Haden, 250 aspens of land for consideration a part of Louis Larjure tract of land of 1000 arpens and authorize him to receive a title for same. Signed: John C. Harbeson. Wit: Peter (his X mark) Godas who made oath on 10 Jun 1809.
p.91-93
27 Jan 1809 Territory of Louisiana District of Cape Girardeau va. the United States of America: to the sheriff of the Cape Girardau. James Duncan before our court of common pleas has recovered against William Smith, the sum of $76.18 for damages. Lands of James Duncan are to be seized.
The sheriff seized a tract of 400 arpents near the Paroquete Hill, directly on the road, property of William Smith. Sold at public vendue to George Henderson and Anthony Haden of the District of Cape Girardeau for $12. 25 Mar 1809. Signed John Hays, Sheriff.
p.80
22 Apr 1809 Cape Girardeau. Received of Thomas Ballew Esqr by the hands of Major Anthony Haden his agent, $250 in full for two Negro girls named Franny & Mary aged about one six and the other five years - which Negroes I warrant and defend from all lawful claims. Signed: Richd Davis
Wit: R. Worthington, David Shaw.
The same day, Robert Worthington made oath to the above.
p.81
Memorandum. 30 Apr 1809
I have constituted & appointed my friend Major Anthony Haden to account with and collect of the Sheriff of District of Cape Girardeau $140 odd dollars, part of which may be due me as late Clerk of the said District and authorize him to appy the same to the payment of my debts. Signed: Th. C. Scott.
Wit: James Brady who swore to the above 5 Jun 1809.

1814 Missouri Territory Militia:
Gov & Commr. In Chief - William Clark
7th Regt - "County of Arkensas"
Lt. Col, Comdt - Anthony Haden

Found in MO Genealogical Records & Abstracts 1787-1839 by Sherida K. Eddleman in KC Library: Anthony Haden. Lt. Col. 7th Reg. Ark. County Militia of the Missouri Territory. 1 Oct 1814.
"Ten Thousand Missouri Taxpayers" by Eddleman:
Anthony Haden 1810 Arkansas County Property Tax
Henderson Haden 1815 Arkansas County Property Tax
Anthony Haden 1815 Arkansas County Property Tax

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821, p.68-9
19 Oct 1815
Patrick Cassidy as agent for Israel Loring, Joshua J. Clarke, & Henry Cassidy, to dispose of their lands in the county of Arkansas, for $500 have sold to Col. Anthony Haden, a tract in Col. Elisha Winterses grant, on the margin of a lake so called at the surveying. Containing 1002 acres and 151 poles. signed: Patrick Cassidy
Proved by Joshua G. Clarke & Henry Cassidy on 20 Oct 1815.

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821, p.70
[No date in deed]
Anthony Haden of the county of Arkansas for $816 sell to Thomas Neeley a tract in said County, Col. Elisha Winters grant on the margin of a lake called at the surveying, Neeley's Lake. 501.03 acres. Signed: A. Haden
Wit: Ephraim C. Davidson, James Young.
Proved by both witnesses, 21 Oct 1815.

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821, p.221-4
30 Aug 1815 Christopher Kauffman of county of Arkansas and Territory of Missouri to Anthony Haden to secure payment of debts. One note for $245, payable in January, executed to Henry Cassidy [Henry will be the 2nd husband of Anthony's wife Agnes] and assigned to Anthony Haden. Note executed by Christopher Kauffman and John R. Bell for five first cows & calves equal to $75, bearing date 14 Sep 1813 payable before first day of April. Note for $26.50 executed by said Koffman to said Haden, 29 Jan 1815. Note for $1940, dated 7 July1815. For the sum of $1 had sold to Anthony Haden, the plantation wheron I now live except 200 acres already ceded to Anthony Haden, which leaves 440 acres. About four miles from the post of Arkansas. another tract of 640 acres, Levi Perry's head right now owed by Samuel Mosely. One other tract of 640 acres, Silas Bayle's head righ except 100 acres already to conveyed to Harold Stillwell. One other tract , one half of 640 acres, the mill tract, owned by James Scull & myself, 320 acres. One bay mare, one paint mare, three saw mill saws & one chest of tools. If he defaults, property to be sold to highest bidder. If he pays to Anthony Haden $2,?86.50 within three months, the property reverts back to said Christopher Kauffman.
p.224-5
30 Aug 1815 Christopher Kauffman to Anthony Haden for $400, 200 acres lying in the prairie about four miles from the Village of Arkansas, part of the tract on which I live which was granted by the Spanish Government. signed Chritopher Kauffman.
Both transactions acknowledged by Kauffman on the same day. Recorded 5 Nov 1816.


Senate Executive Journal, Friday, March 8, 1816
The following written message was received from the President of the United States, by Mr. Todd, his Secretary:
To the Senate of the United States:
I nominate Anthony Haden of the Missouri Territory, to be a member of the Legislative Council of the same Territory, in place of Mathias McGirk, resigned.
James Madison
Senate Executive Journal, Wednesday, March 13, 1816
Resolved, that the Senate do advise and consent to the appointments ....nominating Anthony Haden ....to office.

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821
[Obviously there was some legal reason for Norvell to make these purchases at the sale of Christopher Kauffman's properties and then sell them back to Haden.]
p.246
21 Feb 1817. Anthony Haden to Joshua Norvell.
On 30 Aug 1815, Christopher Kaufman, deceased, then conveyed to Anthony Haden sundry articles of property by deed of Trust for security of sundry debts. Debts were not paid. Anthony Haden in 1817, at the home of George Armistead lately accepted as a courthouse near the Village of Arkansas exposed to public sale title and interest of said Kauffman. One half of tract containing 640 acres, being the mill tract, owned by Kauffman and James Scull. Norwell was highest bidder for sum of $100. Signed A. Haden. Acknowledged by him the same day.
p.309-318
21 Feb 1817 Indenture, Anthony Haden to Joshua Norvell, both of county of Arkansas and Territory of Missouri. On 30 Aug 1815, Christopher Kaufman, deceased, then conveyed to Anthony Haden sundry articles of property by deed of Trust for security of sundry debts. Debts were not paid. Anthony Haden in 1817, at the home of George Armistead lately accepted as a courthouse near the Village of Arkansas exposed to public sale title and interest of said Kauffman. Conveyed to Anthony Haden a parcel of land of 600 acres, Levy Perry's headright, now owned by Samuel Moseley. Joshua Norvel became highest bidder for $2. The said Anthony now transfers to Joshua Norvel.
Signed: A. Haden. Acknowledged 21 Feb 1817.
21 Feb 1817 Indenture, Anthony Haden to Joshua Norvell, 640 acres, Silas Bailey's head right, except for 100 acres sold to Harold Stillwell by Kauffman. Joshua Norvell was highest bidder for $1.
21 Feb 1817 Indenture, Anthony Haden to Joshua Norvell, plantation whereon Kauffman lived, except for 200 acres previously sold to Haden, leaving 440 acres. Norvell was highest bidder for $300.
21 Feb 1817. For $43, Joshua Norvell to Anthony Haden, a bay mare and colt
21 Feb 1817 Joshua Norvell to Anthony Haden, 640 acres, for $1, Silas Bailey head right which Kauffman conveyed 100 acres to Harold Stillwell. signed Joshua Norvell.
21 Feb 1817 Joshua Norvell to Anthony Haden for $300, the tract of 440 acres, head right of Christopher Kauffman
21 Feb 1817 Joshua Norvell to Anthony Haden for $2, Levy Perry's head right, 640 acres, tract now owned by Samuel Mosely.
All deeds were signed and acknowledged the same day.

Walnut Ridge Court Records. June 1816-Mar 1820
Wed. 17 Jun 1817
Settlement of Jesse Davis, dec'd by James Shultz, administrator.
1 note in favor of Anthony Haden - $15

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821, p.343
26 July 1817 Anthony Haden to Samuel Mosely for $300, tract of 200 acres in county of Arkansas part of 640 acres tract confirmed unto Christopher Kaufmann. Adjoins west line of tract now owned by Samuel Mosely. Signed: A. Haden
Wit: Sam C. Roane, Thos. W. Moseley
28 Jul 1817. Proved by Sam Roane
1 Oct 1817 Agness Haden released dower rights. Signed: Agness Haden. Wit: Thomas Ballew, Joseph Stillwell
p.385-6
5 Dec 1817 Anthony Haden of Arkansas, Missouri Territory, to Samul Moseley of the same. For $510. 340 acres adjoining lands of said Moseley, lately bought by said Moseley from said Anthony Haden, part of tract of 640 acres granted to Christopher Kauffman. Signed: A. Haden. wit: Wm _____, Andre' Fagot. Acknowledged same day by Anthony Haden.

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821, p.428
26 Mar 1818 Joseph Gravier of county of Arkansas appoints Anthony Haden his lawful attorney to uncover and receive all debts as may be uncovered and owing unto me, as I myself might do. signed: J. Gravier. wit: Jno. Dodge.
Acknowledged by Gravier the same day.

From Irene Cook: Arkansas 1819 Census - GRS CD#150: Heirs of Anthony Haden, Arkansas Territory, Tax (page #003)
Anthony Haden Vs. John McClain, 10 Jul 1814. [don't know where this is from]

NewsBank online. Early American Newspapers
From the Arkansas Gazette; Sep 2, 1820; Vol. 1, Issue 42; p.1
Sale on the following property to be held Monday, Nov 20th, unless the taxes and costs for 1819 and 1820 are paid.
Property of the heirs of Anthony Haden, 503 acres on the Arkansas River, claimed by Elisha Winter, taxes unpaid 1819-1820, $1.25.
and in the same newspaper
Oct 21, 1820, Vol 1, Issue 49; p.3
Territory & County of Arkansas: Wigton King vs. Agnes Haden, administratrix on the estate of Anthony Haden. Will be sold on Tues, Nov 7th, at the Court House door, on the 2nd day of the Circuit Court, all right title and interest in 500 acres of land known by the name of Neely's Lake, in the county of Arkansas, as will satisfy the debt and cost of the suit. Oct. 16, 1820. H. P. Hyde, D. Sheriff for H. Scull, Sheriff
Another notice, dated 29 Mar 1821 and signed by H. P. Hyde, D. Sheriff for H. Scull, Sheriff. appeared in the Arkansas Gazette 29 Mar 1821.

Arkansas Deeds 1814-1821, p.649
23 March 1820. Samuel M. Rutherford, administrator of Samuel B. Richards, dec'd, judged against Agnes Hayden alias Agnes Cassidy and Henry Cassidy her husband $48.15 debt and also $11.11 debt to the said Saml Rutherford for interest and damages. Agnes Haden alias Agnes Cassidy and Henry Cassidy to be brought before the court 7th day of May next.
The said writ came to the sherrif 25 Mar 1821. 503 arpents of lying on Hadens lake, having a dwelling house, part of one million arpents granted to Elisha Winters. On Tuesday, 8 May 1821 subjected to public sale. William Munson became the highest bidder for $15. Hewes Scull has sold to William Munson all right and title in the lands of Agnes Haden, administratrix of Anthony Haden, deceased. signed: Hewes Scullf, Shff. Wit: W. Trimble, Sam C. Roane

Newspaper Articles » Arkansas Gazette (1819 - 1930)
Samuel M. Rutherford,
Adm'r of Samuel B. Richards, vs. Agness Haden, Alias - Agness Cassidy, and Henry Cassidy her husband.
By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed, there will be sold to the highest and last bidder, at the court house door, on Tuesday the 8th day of May next, being the second day of the Term of our Court of Common Pleas, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of said day and while the Court is in session, all the rights, title, interest, and claim of Agness Haden, administratrix of Anthony Haden, deceased, has to fifty acres of unconfirmed land, being part of Elisha Winter's grant situated in the County of Arkansas, on Haden's lake, about 12 miles from the village of Arkansas, having thereon a dwelling-house, &c. And about twenty acres of cleared land ---- taken in execution as the property of Anthony Haden, deceased, and sold to satisfy the debt, interest, and costs in the above suit.
H. Scull, Sh'ff
Arkansas, March 29, 1821 ----

Arkansas Deeds 1822-1837, p.71-73
James Hamlton, Sheriff of County & Territory of Arkansa, and collector of taxes to Henry Armstrong. Hewes Scull, late Sheriff, with authority as collector of territorial taxes, did publish in the Arkansas Gazette, 1 Sep 1821, and at the courthouse door did on 5 Nov 1821 proceed to sell the following tracts: 9 acres to be surveyed off the lower on the Arkansas River of a tract of 320 acres confirmed in the name of Joseph Bogy Senr on the Arkansas River. 230 acres of said tract being assessed to George Armistead for the year 1821 to anyone who would pay the tax & costs due. Henry Armstrong was the only bidder for the 9 acres - $6.90.
1000 arpents of unconfirmed land taxed in 1821 to James C. Newell, lying & fronting on Neeley's Lake, being part of one million arpents claimed by Elisha Winters being the same formerly claimed by Anthony Haden and where he formerly lived to anyone who would pay the tax or costs. Henry Armstrong was the only bidder for $1.52. Etc....

Arkansas Deeds 1822-1837, p.405-409
1 Aug 1826 Bill of sale by Terence Farelly of the County and Territory of Arkansas. Saml. Moseley's last Will & Testament dated 23 Jun 1819, duly proved & recorded in Book A, Folio 1 & 2, bequeathed to his wfie Mary Moseley after the paying of his debts, all his estate and possessions real and personal.
The described property included 640 acres in Kaufman's Bayou originally claimed by Levi Perry & confirmed to him, he conveyed to Sylanus Phillips and by him to the said Saml. Mosely by deed dated 2 Jun 1817, recorded in Book B, p. 326-8. One tract patented to Francis Menard adjoining the above and the land of Leonard Keplers heirs conveyed by James Scull, Attorney for Jacob Brith & Co to Saml. Mosely by deed dated 22 Jul 1809, recorded Book A, p.47-8, by survey 340.48 acres. 540 acres the undivided part of 640 acres patented to Christopher Kaufman adjoining the above named tract to Frances Menard etc. and the land of Elisha Stillwell and conveyed from Anthony Haden in two deeds to the said Saml Mosely, one for 200 acres dated 26 Jul 1817, recorded in Book B, p.343-4 and one for 340 acres dated 1 Oct 1817, recorded Book B, 385-6. Also tract of 132 arpents confirmed to John Bertrand adjoining lands o Francis Vangine and convyed from Sam C. Roane to Saml. Moseley 26 Jul 1817 recorded in Liber C, folio 672-3, and afterwards conveyed by Andrew Scott and Eiza his wife who had purchased same for taxes, to Terence Farrelly, 16 Jul 1826, recorded in Liber D, folio 312-14. Also one unconfirmed Spanish grant for 400 arpents, petition now filed in the Superior Court, granted to John Lavernze and conveyed by him to the said Saml. Moseley.
The following slaves: Anthony, Negro man, aged about 50, Joyce a Negro woman aged 53, Judy a Negro woman 38, Clara mullatto woman age 20, Jemimah mullatto girl age 16, Charlotte mlulatto girl age 15, Henry mullatto boy age 14, Tom mullatto boy age 12, Sylla mullatto girl age 8, Patt a Negro man age 27, together with the increase since the death of Said Moseley, viz, Tonie negro boy age 5, Arkansas mullatoo child, a girl aged 3.
25 head of cattle and their increase.
Terance Ferrelly became possessed of the property by intermarriage with Mary Moseley, widow of the late Sam'l Moseley. For love and affection for her, and to secure her suppost or maintenance, and for the sum of $1 paid by the said Mary, all right and title to this property in the event of his death. All debts owed the estate of Sam'l Moselly to be paid, as well as any debts incurred by Ferrelly for the support of Mary. Signed: T. Ferrelly. Wit: Hewes Scull, Eli J. Lewis, JP
Acknowledged by Ferrelly the same day.



From: "Pat Elmore"
To:
Subject: Anthony HADEN
Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 08:14:54 -0600

Anthony Haden in Cape Girardeau District, Territory of Louisiana (now Missouri) by 1803 (about the time of the LA Purchase). Lots of references to him in land, court records. Laid out the town of Cape Girardeau; assaulted the clerk of the court and went to trial; sued various people; wrote rules concerning the early court; had power of attorney/agent for
several people; provided bond for many people; seems to have been a lawyer.
He married Agness Ballew, daughter of Thomas and Sarah (?) Ballew on September 24, 1805. Agnes would have been 19 according to ages given by her mother when her father died.
There are records for Anthony and Major Anthony Haden in Cape. He could have been a Major in the local militia but if he had served in the Revolutionary War he would have been a lot older than Agnes.
Goodspeed History of Southeast Missouri states that he came from Ireland - not likely!
On May 15, 1809 he gave his power of attorney to John Scott of St. Louis and George Harbison to "collect money, take title to property, transact business in Cape Girardeau. He also gave Robert Hall "Cataloula Parish" a POA to "settle all affairs" in Territory of Louisiana and Territory of Illinois (St. Louis area). This is probably when he went either to New Madrid
District or but probably farther down in Arkansas. New Madrid included a strip across what is now Arkansas.
1814 Arkansas Territory Tax included Anthony Haden; Haden & Henderson; Haden & Scott. These were probably trading companies dealing with Indians and fur traders as he had also had a close relationship to Water & Hall (Robert) who
were doing the same thing in Cape Girardeau.
He died after 1817 and some of Arkansas records show that his widow, Agnes, was living in Hempstead. She married Henry Cassidy on June 17, 1819 in Hempstead where her sister, Sinai (my 4th gr grandmother) was living.
Her probate in Ouachita Parish in 1825 stated that her children were Emily Melville Haden; Sina Narcissa Haden; Sarah Hall Haden; Thomas Ballew Haden; Anthony Louis Haden and Mary Eliza Cassidy.
Emily married Joseph Friend and they are in the Smith Co., Texas 1850 census. She is 40. Sina married Edwin Friend probably died before 1835.
No info on Sarah;
Thomas Ballew Haden was apprenticed to learn printing trade
in 1825;
Anthony Louis Haden was buying and selling land in 1837;
no
information on Mary Eliza Cassidy who would have been born between 1820 and 1822.
At one time I found an Anthony Overton Haden in Texas but descents said that they had no connection. BUT Overton surname is in prominent name in Ouachita Parish and there were connections to the Ballew, Hall, Tennille families. I feel that there is a connection.
PAT SHIVELY ELMORE



Clement Hayden in Ste Genevieve Co does not seem to be part of the same family....
September Court - 1805 Grand Jury summoned by Israel DODGE, Esq. Sheriff.
Listed as members of the jury: Alexander McCONNAHUE, Aquilla HAGGEN, Joseph BOYCE, Richard MOORE, James BURNS, Clement HADEN, Jonathan PRESTON, Saker WALKER, Amable PERT(?)LENCH?, William JOHNSON, Humphrey GIBSON, Sebastian BUTCHER. (Ste. Genevieve Records, Western Historical COLLECTION, Missouri State Archives) Found in MOPERRY-L mail list 29 Oct 2000.
Ste Genevieve Co MO Deed Book B
p.231 George Fenwick sold to William Tucker, Administrator of Clement Haydon dec'd all his title in land purchased of James Hayden as that which I am entitled by marrying one of the heirs of said Clement Hayden. $59.44 indebted to the estate of sd deceased.
Ste Genevieve Co MO Deed Book C 1818-1823.
p.242 7 Sep 1819 John Haydon for $250 to William Tucker. All interest in inheritance he is entitled as son and heir of Clement Haydon, late of this County. Undivided share with others the children of sd deceased. Tracts purchased of Luke Mattingly, John Grunewalt Sent & Rhomas Riney.
p.262 23 Nov 1819 Benedict Hayden to Benedict Riley. All interest in inheritance ...Clement Hayden.

Birth	Ca 1773
Marriage	24 Sep 1805	Cape Girardeau, District of Missouri, Territory of Louisana - Agness Ballew
Death	Abt 1819	Arkansas Territory

Spouse

Agness Ballew (1786 - 1825)

Father	Isaiah Haden (1748 - )
Mother	Ann [Haden] ( - )
Sibling	John Haden (1772 - 1825)
Sibling	Nancy Haden (1775 - )
Sibling	Batholomew Haden (1776 - 1845)
Sibling	Mary Haden (1779 - 1850)
Sibling	Patsy Haden (1787 - )
Sibling	Sarah Ann Haden (1790 - )
Sibling	James Haden (1792 - )