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

     Frank was born on 1 September 1851 at Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp. He married Temperance Ann Caulk, daughter of James Joseph Caulk and Mary Ann Townsend, on 23 December 1875 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ Frank died on 24 December 1907 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 56.² His body was buried in December 1907 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.³
     Frank's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Frank Hadden:

Frank was a life long resident of Madison County. He and his wife Temperance raised six children. He died in 1907 at age 56 and is buried in Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison County, Florida next to his wife. His parents and many of his children are buried there also.

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

     Hattie was born on 27 October 1876 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ She was the daughter of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. She married Samuel Tilden Webb, son of John Traveler Webb and Sarah Elizabeth Bailey, on 12 December 1900 at Madison Co., Florida.² Hattie died on 13 August 1932 at age 55.³ Her body was buried in August 1932 at Corinth Baptist Church, Madison Co., Florida.
     Hattie's occupation: School Teacher.

     Henry was born circa 1840 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ He was the son of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp. He married Frances Missouri Stephens, , on 15 February 1860 at Madison Co., Florida.² Henry died before 1870.³
     Henry's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Henry Hadden:

Henry Hadden, enlisted 15 July 1861 in Company G of the Third Florida Infantry. He was present on the last roll and last appears on a receipt roll dated 31 March 1864. [Hartman, David W. Biographical rosters of Florida's Confederate and Union Soldiers 1861-1865, (Broadfoot Publishing Co., Wilmington, NC 1995) p. 328.]

     Hugh was born in 1818 at South Carolina. He married Lucy Sapp, daughter of Henry Sapp and Mary (--?--), on 19 July 1838 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ Hugh died on 17 September 1886 at Madison Co., Florida.² His body was buried in September 1886 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.
     Hugh's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Hugh Hadden:

Hugh Hadden, a pioneer of Madison County, Florida was born in South Carolina about 1818. The names of his parents are not known at this time. Hugh served in the Florida Indian Wars as a private as follows: He enrolled 10 Dec 1835 in Capt. Thomas Livingston's Company, Taylor's Battalion, Middle Florida Mounted Volunteers mustering out on 25 Feb 1836. He enrolled at Tallahasse on 7 Mar 1836 for 4 months in Lt. Smyli's detachment (McCant's Battalion) 12 Reg't, 2nd Brigade, Florida Militia mustering out 7 Jul 1836 at Station Fort Dade. He enrolled in Captain Thomas Langford's Company, Florida Mounted Volunteers on 4 Sep 1839 at Camp Collins for 6 months mustering out on 29 Nov 1839 at Camp Collins. ["Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served in Organizations From the State of Florida During Florida Indian Wars" NARA Microfilm Publication M-1086, rolls 34 and 42.] He claimed to have served in Capt. William Townsend's Company of Florida Mounted Volunteer enlisting 1 Mar 1836 for 4 months being honorably discharged at Ft. Dade 1 July 1836. A letter signed by Lt. James Smyli verified this although the war department could not find his name on Capt. Townsend Muster Rolls. None the less, for his service he applied for a bounty land warrant on 16 Nov 1850 under Act of Congress dated 28 Sep 1850 and received Warrant # 12704 on 31 Dec 1850 for 160 acres of land. [Indian War Bounty Land Files - Warrant 12704 - Soldier Hugh Hadden - in possession of National Archives - Washington, D. C.]

      Hugh homesteaded his land and raised his family in Madison County, Florida. He first bought land in Madison County on 25 Jan 1840. [Madison County, Florida Deed Book B, Page 108] He died around midnight on 17 Sep 1886 being 68 years of age. He is buried in a fenced in enclosure in Pine Grove Church Cemetery next to his wife Lucy. His will, dated 13 Apr 1880, proved 22 Sep 1886 distributed his estate to his wife and children which he had not already given land to.

     James was born on 17 September 1878 at Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. James died on 17 August 1936 at age 57.¹

     James was born on 25 November 1911 at Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Samuel Hugh Hadden and Juanita Annie O. Cottingham. He married Jeanette Wood, , on 6 October 1945 at Madison Co., Florida.² James died on 16 March 1979 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 67. His body was buried in March 1979 at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Madison, Madison Co., Florida.³
     
Biography of James Maxwell Hadden:

Mr. Hadden was tragically shot to death March 16, 1979 with a shotgun during a robbery while he worked at the Shell Service station at the Lee exit of Interstate 10.

     James was born on 28 October 1880 at Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Joshua Q. Hadden and Luvina Elizabeth Cobb. He married Marjorie Sloan, daughter of John Thomas Sloan and Emily Ervin, on 16 August 1904 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ James died on 11 January 1927 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 46.² His body was buried in January 1927 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.
     James's occupation: Farmer.

     Jane was born in 1853 at Madison Co., Florida. She was the daughter of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp. She married Henry Tom Caulk, son of James Joseph Caulk and Mary Ann Townsend, on 13 January 1874 at Madison Co., Florida.¹ Jane died in 1915 at Madison Co., Florida.² Her body was buried in 1915 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.