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     He married Mary Mazurek, .¹

     Alice was born in May 1862 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ She was the daughter of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp. She married James W. Cobb, , on 22 December 1880 at Madison Co., Florida.²

     Alice was born in December 1874 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ She was the daughter of Joshua Q. Hadden and Luvina Elizabeth Cobb. She married Russell F. Vann, son of John Walls Vann and Georgiana Gray Martin, on 2 June 1895 at Madison Co., Florida.² Alice died on 15 May 1942 at age 67.³ Her body was buried in May 1942 at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Madison, Madison Co., Florida.

     Allee was born on 1 June 1908 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ She was the daughter of Randell Henry Hadden and Sarah Frances Wethington. She married (?) Law, .² Allee died on 19 March 1988 at age 79. Her body was buried in March 1988 at Mt. Horeb Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.³

     Annie was born on 23 March 1883 at Madison Co., Florida. She was the daughter of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. She married Wilbur Watson Gramling, , on 18 November 1913 at Madison Co., Florida.^1,2 Annie died on 19 November 1916 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 33. Her body was buried at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida. Annie America Hadden died in childbirth as did the baby and they were both buried in one coffin in Pine Grove Cemetery..

     Annie was born on 6 July 1922 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Hugh Hadden and Juanita Annie O. Cottingham. Annie died on 27 July 1922 at Madison Co., Florida.

     Bettie Hadden was the daughter of Randell Henry Hadden and Sarah Frances Wethington.

     Carl was born in 1905 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ He was the son of Randell Henry Hadden and Sarah Frances Wethington. Carl died in 1935.² His body was buried in 1935 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.

     Cecil was born circa 1895 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ She was the daughter of John Hadden and Minnie Walker.

     Charles was born on 30 July 1880 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ He was the son of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. He married Clara Eugene Scott, daughter of George Taylor Scott and Ella Frances Jackson, on 6 May 1915 at Taylor Co., Florida.² Charles died on 8 January 1927 at Spring Warrior, Taylor Co., Florida, at age 46.³ His body was buried on 9 January 1927 at New Hope Cemetery, Taylor Co., Florida.
     Charles's occupation: Laborer.
Biography of Charles Henry Hadden:

Charles Henry Hadden grew up in Madison County, Florida. He moved to Taylor County, Florida in the early 1900's where he married and raised a family on a farm in the Spring Warrior Creek Area south of Perry, Florida. He was killed falling from a truck one evening while returning home from Perry. He left a widow and five young children. He is buried in between Jessie Irene Scott and George Taylor Scott in New Hope Cemetery, Taylor County, Florida.

Obituary of Charles H. Hadden

The following is a typewritten copy of a newspaper clipping in the possession of Larry Tompkins of Lee, Madison County, Florida, great grandson of Charles Henry Hadden. There is no date or name of the newspaper with the clipping although it is obviously from a newspaper.      (From the article it is a Perry, Florida newspaper since his death certificate shows he died in Spring Warrior, Taylor County. The Spring Warrior creek area is 5 to 10 miles south of Perry Florida]

HADDON EXPIRES FROM TROUBLE SATURDAY NIGHT ON WAY HOME

C. H. Haddon fell from a truck Saturday night about seven miles south of the city and died in about fifteen minutes after the accident occurred. Death was caused by heart trouble it is stated as no marks of injury were found on the body with the exception of a few bruises.

In company with George Kelley in whose truck Mr. Haddon was riding were John A. Wright, G. B. Kelley and J. R. Scott, who were on their way home from Perry where they had been transacting business for several hours.

Mr. Haddon only uttered a word or two after the fall. Attempts were made to revive him, but without avail and he was dead before medical aid could reach him.

Mr. Haddon, who was a farmer, was 46 years old and came here from Madison County a number of years ago. He was the son-in-law of G. T. Scott of Spring Warrior. He leaves a wife and five small children, one an infant of three weeks, besides a number of relatives in Madison County.

Interment took place in New Hope Cemetery Sunday afternoon, Rev. G. W. Stubbs, Pastor of the Methodist Church of Perry conducting the services. W. S. Whidden was in charge of the funeral arrangements.