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Not the same as John Hayden, Jr.
John HADDEN was born between 1620 and 1630, and died 1710. He married Elizabeth _____.
The children of John and Elizabeth Hadden were:
Reference 239 lists the children's birth order as Sarah born 1656, John born 1660, Edward born 1664, Elizabeth, Thomas, Hannah, and Richard.
Clevenger Pioneers and Descendants.” Griffiths, George R.: Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1980. p. 18:
"John Haden/Hadden of Younghers (Yonkers) Plantation is mentioned as early as Feb. 1668 when he witnessed a deed for Elias Doughty (Boston Transcript, 1 Aug. 1932)... On 6 May 1689 John and Elizabeth verbally bestowed upon sons Edward and Thomas part of their estate and, on Thomas, all of their real estate. A deed confirming the transfer of the real property to Thomas, in return for their own maintenance for the remainder of their lives, was executed 4 April 1692 and recorded on 9 April. Edward E. Hadden was a witness (Liber B, Deeds-107, Westchester Co., NY). John Hadden was apparently deceased before 1710. In Westchester records Edward Hadden is also mentioned in 1691 and Thomas Haden in 1703, 1704, 1725, and 1729.
Reference 239: Liber B, Deeds, page 116-B Westchester County, New York:
"To all christian people to whom this present deede of sale, shall come, I John HADDEN Senior and Elizabeth my wife, living in the county towne of Westchester in the province of New Yorke sendth greetings in our Lord God, everlasting. Whereas that my son in law George CLEVENGER and Sarah his wife my owne daughter was possessed of five acres of land in the Yonkers plantation in their lifetime, which land did belonge to me the said John HADDEN Senior. Yet nevertheless, they having not confirmed to them by any deeds or writeing as to their owne proper use and behoofes, so as that it might be disposed of but for the better sattisfaction which I shall receive for said land shall be to the only proper use and behoofs of my grandson, John CLEVENGER, the son of George and Sarah CLEVENGER aforesaid.Now know yee that I the said John HADDEN Senior and Elizabeth my wife for valuable consideration to me in hand paid or secured to be paid for the use of the said orphant John CLEVENGER aforesaid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and therewith to be fully sattisfied content . . . In witness whereof I the said John HADDEN Senior and Elizabeth my wife hereunto put to our hands and seals this tenth day of February in the third yeare of their Majties Reigne Annog Domi 1691."
Note: George Clevenger, who was born in England in 1654 had come to colonial America by 1676. He lived on the Van Der Donck Estate on the Hudson River in what was Younghers and is now Yonkers, Westchester County, New York. Around 1676, he married Sarah Hadden, who had been born on that estate; she was the the daughter of John Hadden and his wife Elizabeth. George died April 1684 and Sarah prior to February 1691.
"History of the Town of Kings Bridge" by Thomas H. Edsall, 1887
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1620
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Probably, England
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1656 |
1656
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Yonkers, Westchester County, New York
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1662 |
1662
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Yonkers, Westchester County , New York, British Colonial America
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1664 |
1664
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Yonkers, Westchester, New York
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1666 |
1666
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Yonkers, Westchester County, New York
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1710 |
1710
Age 90
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“Near the saw mill”, Yonkers, Westchester County, New York, British Colonial America
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