Moved from Massachusetts to Alton in 1833.
Entered the lumber business.
Was a member of the Alton City Council.
Assisted in the organization of the First Baptist Church in Alton, in 1833.
Wife died about 1878.
Had three sons - Captain William H. Hayden of Springfield, George D. Hayden of Alton, and Rev. Charles A. Hayden of Xenia, Ohio.
Entered the lumber business.
Was a member of the Alton City Council.
Assisted in the organization of the First Baptist Church in Alton, in 1833.
Wife died about 1878.
Had three sons - Captain William H. Hayden of Springfield, George D. Hayden of Alton, and Rev. Charles A. Hayden of Xenia, Ohio.
Moved from Massachusetts to Alton in 1833.
Entered the lumber business.
Was a member of the Alton City Council.
Assisted in the organization of the First Baptist Church in Alton, in 1833.
Wife died about 1878.
Had three sons - Captain William H. Hayden of Springfield, George D. Hayden of Alton, and Rev. Charles A. Hayden of Xenia, Ohio.
Entered the lumber business.
Was a member of the Alton City Council.
Assisted in the organization of the First Baptist Church in Alton, in 1833.
Wife died about 1878.
Had three sons - Captain William H. Hayden of Springfield, George D. Hayden of Alton, and Rev. Charles A. Hayden of Xenia, Ohio.
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