Inscription line by line 1 - abt 20.
1 SACRED TO THE MEMORY
2 OF THE
3 REV. ISAAC HADDEN
4 who was born in Abbeville District S.C.
5 on the 15 of August A.D. 1799
6 and departed this life in this vicinity
7 on the 27th Aug 1849
******STAR BAR************
8 He was one of the first ministers of the
9 Presbyterian Church
10 to preach in our State
11 the Gospel of Jesus Christ
12 and during the period of near 30 years
13 which he spent among us in this good work
14 none labored more extensively
15 and few with so great success.
16 His name while he lived was widely known
17 and everywhere was it then respected & loved 18 by the knowledge
19 as it now and long will be fondly cherished.
(another star bar on the bottom)
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His son Lewis founded this church:Web Link of Hope Presbyterian Church, Opelousas, Louisiana.http://www.hpcopelousas.org/history-and-organization-of-the-hope-presbyterian-church/
Hadden Presbyterian Church in Boyd, Alabama is named in Isaac's memory.
A note found on Rev. Isaac Hadden:
born Aug 15,1799 d.1849 is my gggGrandfather, married to Jane Wilson, and 2nd wife,Martha Bratton Branson.
Source: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?hadden::351.html
Looking for daughter Frances Lavinia HADDEN b:18 OCT 1829-1831SC.
****Need help on who is mother for children ******
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William M. Hadden,b. 1827, son of Rev. Isaac Hadden, was reared in Alabama, where his father established and preached at several Presbyterian churches. William returned to his native South Carolina, practiced law in Anderson or Abbeville, enlisted in Orr's 1st South Carolina Rifles, rose to command of the regiment and was killed in action at Deep Bottom, Virginia in 28, July of 1864.
Does anyone know where he is buried? Based upon descriptions of the action, he was killed in an advance made by the unit, making it more likely that his body may not have been recovered. Any thoughts or leads? He is, I believe, buried on that field.
Good news: I just made a new military cemetery for the missing-in-action. There is a memorial for civil war here:
Gettysburg National Military Park.
Stone Avenue
Gettysburg
Adams County
Pennsylvania USA
There is no graves, but we have a memorial for the fallen. There was mostly union memorials with Find A grave, so I made this for our side of the ....follow the link below for the son William.
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Granpa 50641757 Haddon?
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One note found claims that Isaac Hadden is the brother of Dr. Louis Hadden. No proof of this.
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Another dau. of Isaac Hadden is Martha Jane. Married Samuel James Bingham on (April 12, 1843 or in Sumterville on 12th April 1853 by Rev. George W. Boggs).
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In his will, he names four children: Robert Wilson Hadden, Laura Ann Eliza Hadden,William Mathew Hadden, Martha Jane Hadden.
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Correction notes:
Was linked to a William Hadden(Memorial# 10224723) as Isaac's father that is younger than Isaac is.
Will you delete the link? I believe the correct dates for Isaac's father are 1769 to 1826. Please make this correction to avoid confusion. Thank you.Jan FAG#47101238
1 SACRED TO THE MEMORY
2 OF THE
3 REV. ISAAC HADDEN
4 who was born in Abbeville District S.C.
5 on the 15 of August A.D. 1799
6 and departed this life in this vicinity
7 on the 27th Aug 1849
******STAR BAR************
8 He was one of the first ministers of the
9 Presbyterian Church
10 to preach in our State
11 the Gospel of Jesus Christ
12 and during the period of near 30 years
13 which he spent among us in this good work
14 none labored more extensively
15 and few with so great success.
16 His name while he lived was widely known
17 and everywhere was it then respected & loved 18 by the knowledge
19 as it now and long will be fondly cherished.
(another star bar on the bottom)
-------------------
His son Lewis founded this church:Web Link of Hope Presbyterian Church, Opelousas, Louisiana.http://www.hpcopelousas.org/history-and-organization-of-the-hope-presbyterian-church/
Hadden Presbyterian Church in Boyd, Alabama is named in Isaac's memory.
A note found on Rev. Isaac Hadden:
born Aug 15,1799 d.1849 is my gggGrandfather, married to Jane Wilson, and 2nd wife,Martha Bratton Branson.
Source: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?hadden::351.html
Looking for daughter Frances Lavinia HADDEN b:18 OCT 1829-1831SC.
****Need help on who is mother for children ******
-
William M. Hadden,b. 1827, son of Rev. Isaac Hadden, was reared in Alabama, where his father established and preached at several Presbyterian churches. William returned to his native South Carolina, practiced law in Anderson or Abbeville, enlisted in Orr's 1st South Carolina Rifles, rose to command of the regiment and was killed in action at Deep Bottom, Virginia in 28, July of 1864.
Does anyone know where he is buried? Based upon descriptions of the action, he was killed in an advance made by the unit, making it more likely that his body may not have been recovered. Any thoughts or leads? He is, I believe, buried on that field.
Good news: I just made a new military cemetery for the missing-in-action. There is a memorial for civil war here:
Gettysburg National Military Park.
Stone Avenue
Gettysburg
Adams County
Pennsylvania USA
There is no graves, but we have a memorial for the fallen. There was mostly union memorials with Find A grave, so I made this for our side of the ....follow the link below for the son William.
-----------
Granpa 50641757 Haddon?
-----------
One note found claims that Isaac Hadden is the brother of Dr. Louis Hadden. No proof of this.
-----------
Another dau. of Isaac Hadden is Martha Jane. Married Samuel James Bingham on (April 12, 1843 or in Sumterville on 12th April 1853 by Rev. George W. Boggs).
-----------
In his will, he names four children: Robert Wilson Hadden, Laura Ann Eliza Hadden,William Mathew Hadden, Martha Jane Hadden.
-----------
Correction notes:
Was linked to a William Hadden(Memorial# 10224723) as Isaac's father that is younger than Isaac is.
Will you delete the link? I believe the correct dates for Isaac's father are 1769 to 1826. Please make this correction to avoid confusion. Thank you.Jan FAG#47101238
Inscription line by line 1 - abt 20.
1 SACRED TO THE MEMORY
2 OF THE
3 REV. ISAAC HADDEN
4 who was born in Abbeville District S.C.
5 on the 15 of August A.D. 1799
6 and departed this life in this vicinity
7 on the 27th Aug 1849
******STAR BAR************
8 He was one of the first ministers of the
9 Presbyterian Church
10 to preach in our State
11 the Gospel of Jesus Christ
12 and during the period of near 30 years
13 which he spent among us in this good work
14 none labored more extensively
15 and few with so great success.
16 His name while he lived was widely known
17 and everywhere was it then respected & loved 18 by the knowledge
19 as it now and long will be fondly cherished.
(another star bar on the bottom)
-------------------
His son Lewis founded this church:Web Link of Hope Presbyterian Church, Opelousas, Louisiana.http://www.hpcopelousas.org/history-and-organization-of-the-hope-presbyterian-church/
Hadden Presbyterian Church in Boyd, Alabama is named in Isaac's memory.
A note found on Rev. Isaac Hadden:
born Aug 15,1799 d.1849 is my gggGrandfather, married to Jane Wilson, and 2nd wife,Martha Bratton Branson.
Source: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?hadden::351.html
Looking for daughter Frances Lavinia HADDEN b:18 OCT 1829-1831SC.
****Need help on who is mother for children ******
-
William M. Hadden,b. 1827, son of Rev. Isaac Hadden, was reared in Alabama, where his father established and preached at several Presbyterian churches. William returned to his native South Carolina, practiced law in Anderson or Abbeville, enlisted in Orr's 1st South Carolina Rifles, rose to command of the regiment and was killed in action at Deep Bottom, Virginia in 28, July of 1864.
Does anyone know where he is buried? Based upon descriptions of the action, he was killed in an advance made by the unit, making it more likely that his body may not have been recovered. Any thoughts or leads? He is, I believe, buried on that field.
Good news: I just made a new military cemetery for the missing-in-action. There is a memorial for civil war here:
Gettysburg National Military Park.
Stone Avenue
Gettysburg
Adams County
Pennsylvania USA
There is no graves, but we have a memorial for the fallen. There was mostly union memorials with Find A grave, so I made this for our side of the ....follow the link below for the son William.
-----------
Granpa 50641757 Haddon?
-----------
One note found claims that Isaac Hadden is the brother of Dr. Louis Hadden. No proof of this.
-----------
Another dau. of Isaac Hadden is Martha Jane. Married Samuel James Bingham on (April 12, 1843 or in Sumterville on 12th April 1853 by Rev. George W. Boggs).
-----------
In his will, he names four children: Robert Wilson Hadden, Laura Ann Eliza Hadden,William Mathew Hadden, Martha Jane Hadden.
-----------
Correction notes:
Was linked to a William Hadden(Memorial# 10224723) as Isaac's father that is younger than Isaac is.
Will you delete the link? I believe the correct dates for Isaac's father are 1769 to 1826. Please make this correction to avoid confusion. Thank you.Jan FAG#47101238
1 SACRED TO THE MEMORY
2 OF THE
3 REV. ISAAC HADDEN
4 who was born in Abbeville District S.C.
5 on the 15 of August A.D. 1799
6 and departed this life in this vicinity
7 on the 27th Aug 1849
******STAR BAR************
8 He was one of the first ministers of the
9 Presbyterian Church
10 to preach in our State
11 the Gospel of Jesus Christ
12 and during the period of near 30 years
13 which he spent among us in this good work
14 none labored more extensively
15 and few with so great success.
16 His name while he lived was widely known
17 and everywhere was it then respected & loved 18 by the knowledge
19 as it now and long will be fondly cherished.
(another star bar on the bottom)
-------------------
His son Lewis founded this church:Web Link of Hope Presbyterian Church, Opelousas, Louisiana.http://www.hpcopelousas.org/history-and-organization-of-the-hope-presbyterian-church/
Hadden Presbyterian Church in Boyd, Alabama is named in Isaac's memory.
A note found on Rev. Isaac Hadden:
born Aug 15,1799 d.1849 is my gggGrandfather, married to Jane Wilson, and 2nd wife,Martha Bratton Branson.
Source: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?hadden::351.html
Looking for daughter Frances Lavinia HADDEN b:18 OCT 1829-1831SC.
****Need help on who is mother for children ******
-
William M. Hadden,b. 1827, son of Rev. Isaac Hadden, was reared in Alabama, where his father established and preached at several Presbyterian churches. William returned to his native South Carolina, practiced law in Anderson or Abbeville, enlisted in Orr's 1st South Carolina Rifles, rose to command of the regiment and was killed in action at Deep Bottom, Virginia in 28, July of 1864.
Does anyone know where he is buried? Based upon descriptions of the action, he was killed in an advance made by the unit, making it more likely that his body may not have been recovered. Any thoughts or leads? He is, I believe, buried on that field.
Good news: I just made a new military cemetery for the missing-in-action. There is a memorial for civil war here:
Gettysburg National Military Park.
Stone Avenue
Gettysburg
Adams County
Pennsylvania USA
There is no graves, but we have a memorial for the fallen. There was mostly union memorials with Find A grave, so I made this for our side of the ....follow the link below for the son William.
-----------
Granpa 50641757 Haddon?
-----------
One note found claims that Isaac Hadden is the brother of Dr. Louis Hadden. No proof of this.
-----------
Another dau. of Isaac Hadden is Martha Jane. Married Samuel James Bingham on (April 12, 1843 or in Sumterville on 12th April 1853 by Rev. George W. Boggs).
-----------
In his will, he names four children: Robert Wilson Hadden, Laura Ann Eliza Hadden,William Mathew Hadden, Martha Jane Hadden.
-----------
Correction notes:
Was linked to a William Hadden(Memorial# 10224723) as Isaac's father that is younger than Isaac is.
Will you delete the link? I believe the correct dates for Isaac's father are 1769 to 1826. Please make this correction to avoid confusion. Thank you.Jan FAG#47101238
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