Individual Details

Three of the orphans of Richard and Martha were living her sister Emily:
1860 Census. Holly Springs, Township 3, Marshal Co, MS, Hh 476
Caswell Cock, 49
Emily P., 31
Edwin R., 11
John T. 9
Joseph F., 7
Caswell B., 3
Mary, 1
John F. Haden, 14
William C. Haden, 10 (he was 12)
Adelia F. Haden, 10

1870 Census. Jacksonport, Jackson, AR, Hh 64
Richard M. Hayden, 30, Druggest, b. MS
Laura, 19, b. TN
John F. Hayden, 24, Clerk in store, b. MS
Fanny Shepperd, 18, housekeeper, b. AR

Civil War Pension Application, Jno. F. Haden of Smith Co, Tyler P.O., Texas. Filed 18 Dec 1913, approved 1 Dec 1913; Pension allowed from 1 Mar 1914.
Stated he was paroled at Gainesville, AL on 12 May 1865. He was age 67, born in Mississippi; had lived in Smith County, Texas for 42 years. His physical condition was fair. He served from Mississippi: enlisted 2 Aug 1862 and served until 12 May 1865, in Company G, 4th MS Cavalry. His property assesses for $850. Dated 15 Dec 1913.
W. H. Day and F. M. Boyd appeared as witnesses before Jesse F. Odom, Smith County Judge. They personally knew Haden and that he was a resident.
W. W. Gant and F. F. Long also appeared before the Judge. Gant was age 69 and had served in the same company - Co. G. 4th Miss. Reg., Mabry's Brigade, 4th Division of Cavalry. Haden was a good soldier and did not desert. F. F. Long also served in the same company.

Birth	May 1846	Mississippi
Marriage	28 Mar 1872	Fayette County, Tennessee - Living
Death	Abt 1910	Tyler, Smith County, Texas

Spouse

Living

Father	Richard Eustace Haden (1808 - 1856)
Mother	Martha Ann Redus (1818 - )
Sibling	Thomas J. Haden (1835 - )
Sibling	Robert M. Haden (1837 - )
Sibling	Richard Marshall Haden (1839 - 1872)
Sibling	Emma L. Haden (1843 - )
Sibling	Martha A. E. B. "Mattie" Haden (1845 - )
Sibling	William Caswell Haden (1848 - 1919)
Sibling	Delia Frances "Fannie" Haden (1851 - )