Individual Details

11 Oct 1847. Joel H. Haden for love of son John S., conveyed to his brother James H. Haden, in trust, a woman named Dorkas and her increase. Any proceeds from her use were to be John's and James could not sell her or her increased during John's lifetime. At John's death, the slave and her increase would go to his offspring if had any, otherwise Dorkas would revert back to Joel's estate.

1860 Census, Howard Co MO, Chariton Twp, Hh 726, next to his youngest brother and father:
John S. Haden, age 43, Farmer, b. KY. Mary A., age 37, b. MO
Claborn F. age 3, b. MO.
Emily A. Taylor, age 11, b. MO.

This might be John S. Haden's wife - daughter of Thomas Peery. Perhaps she was the widow Taylor when they married since the child Emily Taylor was with them in 1860.
Source: MOHOWARD-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [MOHOWARD-L] More Misc. Families found in Howard County Land Deeds
Volume U, page 872
1 November 1844
Peery, Thomas
Daughter: Mary Ann Haden

John S. Haden left a will dated 21 Dec 1857, but not proved until 2 Jun 1869. He gave his wife Mary A. Haden, all property real and personal. His adopted son, Claborn T. J. Haden, was to have a good education in the event he was a good and obedient child. Mary was to decide how to distribute the property and was made Executrix. Wit: Leonard A. Wiseley, James P. Holsclaw. Howard Co MO DB 6, p.343.

Birth	2 Aug 1817	Bourbon County, Kentucky
Marriage	9 May 1839	Howard County, Missouri - Living
Death	6 May 1869	Howard County, Missouri

Spouse

Living

Father	Rev. Joel Harris Haden (1788 - 1862)
Mother	Martha Ann "Patsy" Smith (1789 - 1857)
Sibling	Charles Anthony Preston Haden (1813 - 1905)
Sibling	Ann Elizabeth Haden (1814 - 1842)
Sibling	Martha Jane Haden (1816 - 1867)
Sibling	Joel Henry Harbour Haden (1820 - 1862)
Sibling	James Hambleton Marquis Haden (1822 - 1890)