Individual Details

No children.

Northern Alabama Historical & Biographical, Illustrated, pub. Smith & Deland, 1888
Sketch, Henry W. Pickens - Uncle of Charles, states that a son of Henry's sister Jane was "Charles J. Haden, known to the newspaper world by the name of 'C. Aytch'".

Passport Applications, 1795-1925, as imaged on Ancestry.com reaveled that Charles J. Haden applied for a passport which was issued 4 Aug 1892. He gave his date of birth, stating that he was born in Marshall County, Alabama. He was living in Atlanta, GA, where he was a lawyer. At the time he applied he was age 29, 5'11" tall, had bluish gray eyes and dark brown hair. He was planning to return to the U.S. within one year.

In 1907, he again applied for a passport, accompanied by his wife, Annie Bates Haden. He was then planning to go abroad for about three months. He was then age 44.

In 1911, He applied again along with Annie. He stated that he was born in Huntsville, AL [Madison County, not Marshall County]. He was again planning to return within three months.

1900 Census. Atlanta Ward 6, Fulton Co GA
Charles J. Hayden, born Mar 1863, age 37, married for 5 years. Born AL, father b. VA, mother b. AL, Attorney at Law
Annie B., wife, born Nov 1872. No children. Born AL, father b. SC, mother b. AL
They had two families of boarders living with them. Franklin Schofield and Garrett Schofield and two ladies, presumably their wives - all between age 42 and 52, both couples married for 22 years; and William & Lilliam Smith, ages 32 and 29.

1910 Census. Atlanta Ward 8, Fulton Co GA
Charles J. Haden, age 44, married for 14 years, b. AL, father b. VA, mother b. SC, lawyer
Annie, wife, age 34. No children. She was born AL, father b. AL, mother b. GA
James Lewis, servant, age 56, b. SC

1920 Census. Atlanta Ward 8, Fulton Co, GA, Hh 46, Family 61
1249 Peachtree Road
Charles Haden, 56, Capitalist, Trust Company
Annie, wife, 47
Tishie Mack, Servant, female, mulatto, 18, b. SC, maid, private family
Hh 46, Family 72
Milledge Bates, 81, b. AL
Annie, wife, 79, b. AL

26 Oct 1925. Arriving at the Port of New York, the SS Lapland, sailing from Cherbourg.
Charles J. and Annie P. Haden were on the passenger list. He was 62; she was 52. He was born in Alabama, 17 Mar 1863; she was born Eufaule, 7 Oct 1853 (obviously an error). There home address was 1240 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA

1930 Census. Atlanta Ward 8, Fulton Co, GA Hh 1
Charles J. Haden, Value of home $75,000. Age 67, age 30 at first marriage, b. AL, parents b. SC
Annie, wife, age 57, married at 20, b. AL, parents b. SC
Sallie Jackson, Servant, Neg. age 20, divorced, b. GA, Maid
James Lewis, servant, Neg., age 69, widowed, b. SC, Chauffraw [sic]

Charles J. Haden, age 73, applied to the Georgia Society of SAR, 1 Dec 1936. His national member number was 55062. He filed on his ancestor Andrew Pickens, born in Pennsylvania on 19 Sept 1739? and died in South Carolina, August 1817. Charles stated again that he was born in Marshall Co, AL, although other data suggests Madison Co. Charles did not have much specific information concerning dates of births, deaths & marriages. Charles attached himself to the wrong Pickens family - he stated that Joseph Pickens who married Selina Braselton, his grandfather, was the son of an Ezekiel Pickens born 1768, died 1813. That is incorrect - Joseph was Joseph William Pickens and was a son of Andrew Pickens and Margaret Dowdle. Andrew's will of 1801, names a son Joseph who was not yet of age. Charles stated that Andrew, b. 1739, d. 1817, married Rebecca Calhoun, and served in the Continental Army, 1st as Colonel, later as Brigadier General. The truth was that Andrew Pickens who married Margaret Dowdle was not the same Andrew as Col. or Gen. Andrew Pickens, but he was the son of Capt. Joseph Pickens who died at the Fort at Ninety-Six during the Revolution.

I have often understood that SAR applications were highly suspect and I have found that to be the case. What Charles J. Haden obviously did not know was that not only had his gg grandfather Joseph Pickens made the ultimate sacrifice in the Revolution, but his great grandfather, John Mosely Haden, also was a Revolutionary soldier, having served as Ensign and 1st Lt in the Fluvanna Co, VA militia.

1940 Census. Atlanta, Ward 5, Fulton Co, GA, Hh 1
1521 Peachtree Ave.
Charles J. Haden, 77, b. AL
Annie, wife, 67, b. AL

Buried Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton Co, GA.

Birth	18 Mar 1863	Madison County, Alabama
Marriage	16 Oct 1895	Fulton County, Georgia - Annie Llewellyn Bates
Death	23 May 1948	Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia

Spouse

Annie Llewellyn Bates (1872 - 1951)

Father	John Tate Haden (1812 - 1874)
Mother	Clemenza Jane Pickens (1831 - 1866)
Sibling	Dr. Andrew Wade Haden (1854 - 1943)
Sibling	Sophia Selina Haden (1856 - 1896)
Sibling	Dr. Henry Hughes Haden (1858 - 1910)
Sibling	Fanny L. E. Haden (1861 - )
Sibling	Jane Pickens Haden (1866 - )