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Suffolk Probate records (36:151 New Series) show that Mary Hayden, widow, was made administrator of Caleb Hayden, husbandman, late of Braintree, deceased, and was bonded with Samuel Niles Esq. of Braintree and Thomas Handysiyde Peck of Boston, feltmaker, Mar.9, 1759, witnesses: John Payne & John Cotton.
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He was elected tithingman 1783. Removed to Chelmsford says Thayer Memorial. Resided in the Hayward place east side of Fort Hill St.

N.P.9109 - Bathsheba Hayden administrator of Caleb of Quincy, Norfolk, May 14,1816.
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Alive in 1802, Chesterfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts

[2237] S. D. 115:264, Oct.5, 1769 - John Hayden 3rd sells 38a. in So. Precinct on N. & S. of road to Stoughton to Issac Thayer of Castle William.

Plymouth Deeds 70:38 - John Hayden & w. Mercy, John Hayden Jr. & Noah Hayden their sons, all of Chesterfield quit claim to Nathaniel Brooks of Scituate estate of Simon Brooks of Scituate, deceased, Jul. 9, 1789. Signed by Mercy Hayden only. Wit: Isaiah & James Damon.
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He was a teacher in 1850 census, resided on Washington St. next to his father. Samuel D. Hayden was baptized Sep.2,1832.
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bootmaker in 1850 census
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stillborn
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still born
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stillborn
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Sold his homestead & mill privilege to Azariah Faxon Feb.12,1762. Lived north of Plain St. near present Armstrong Cork Co. plant. They removed about 1763 to Cumberland, R.I. where youngest child was born.

- a child of Daniel, a twin, buried Jan.17,1739/40 (Ch.Rec.)
- child of Daniel buried Nov.29,1748 (Ch.Rec.)
- child second child of Daniel buried Dec.1,1748 (Ch.Rec.)
- child of Daniel buried Jul.24,1759 (Ch.Rec.)
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(not 1717 as in Vinton Mem.), bapt. Apr.24, probably died young.
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died dingle