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Charles, Edward Haddon

christineoa — 2012-04-06 16:18:46Z

Is there anyone else researching who has Charles, Edward Haddon born c1897 in their family history? Charles married my Grandmother's older sister Mary, Ann Toomer in 1919, Wandsworth, London.

Mary and Charles had a son (also named Charles) in 1919 however, Mary tragically died in 1920 and it is believed that Charles was then looked after by one of his fathers relatives. Charles junior went on to marry Grace Webb in 1940 and they had twin sons Edward & Charles.

Please can you contact me if you can help at all? I do have a wedding photo who I believe is of Mary & Charles which would obviously be of interest to anyone researching the Haddon line.

Many thanks in advance.
Christine

Re: John W.Haddon

mpharms1 — 2012-02-18 01:47:22Z

Hi, I was just curious as to who you are and what information you need.

Re: John Haddon of Wollston, Northants.

gillianwastell1 — 2012-01-25 12:53:44Z

Jonathan Stafford who is mentioned in documents with some of the Wilcox family (in 1690s) is likely a son in law of John Haddon. He married Elizabeth Haddon.

Re: John Haddon of Wollston, Northants.

gillianwastell1 — 2012-01-25 12:23:53Z

Hi Jane: I am really thrilled you posted on here as my original message was in 2009 and I only just had a response to it recently from Charles Pearce. It led me to go back and look at John Haddon, and I found something about his family on Dr. Peter H. Mackie's page on genealogy.com. Bretton is the first name of John Haddon's wife, and I believe she was a Cartwright before marriage. Could be Whalley, but I think more likely Cartwright. I live in Australia so I am limited in getting records such as you have done. I am so grateful, and I will send the information on to Dr. Mackie. He has a non-related relative who was an Owens-Haddon and his information came from an old history of the Owens family. This documentary evidence validates what he has on his site. Yes, I had found the clergy database reference. I would like to write to you some more about the project I am doing, and my address is gford1@bigpond.net.au. Thanks again, Gill Ford (I was a Wastell)

Re: John Haddon of Wollston, Northants.

janerowe52 — 2012-01-25 12:09:37Z

Hi Gillian Wastell,
I read your posting a few weeks ago. I'm doing research on the Wilcox family who lived in Wolston around the 1600. John Haddon was one of the witnesses to a Wilcox will (so we have a connection!)
I've just been back to the Warwickshire County records office to look at the parish records and found the followin entries.
'Francis and nicols ye sonnes of Mr John Haddon and Mrs Bretton his wife borne ye fifteenth day of August 1655'
'Bretton ye daughter of Mr John Haddon and Mrs britten his wife was borne ye same day and yeare'
'...ter ye sonne of Mr John Haddon and Mrs Bretton was .... the ... of December ... 1657' The last was very hard to read I'm afraid.
'Rachel the daughter of Mr john Haddon and Mrs Britton his wife was born the seventeenth day of september 1658'
Then, sadly, in the burials
'Mr John Haddon minister of Wollston buried ye ...Sept 1664'
There's also a heading for 1651 in the parish register for Wolston where a collection for the poor of Michelover is sent August 7th and John Haddon, minister, and two churchwardens and two helpers are mentioned. I think the writing is probably John Haddons.
Britton or Britten seems a very strange first name but I did my best to read what was there(she's a Mrs so they obviously were endowed with some freehold land and reasonably well off).
Hope this helps.
If you look at the http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk website under Wolston parish, Lichfield and Coventry Diocese, you'll find the Liber Cleri and appointment records for John Haddon who was at Wolston under the Interregnum and only officially ordained Cof E minister in 1662!

Re: John Haddon of Wollston, Northants.

gillianwastell1 — 2011-12-31 15:01:03Z

Hi Charles:

No I didn't get a response, but if you write me at gford1@bigpond.net.au, I do know quite a bit about the Cartwright connections.

Gill Ford

Re: John Haddon of Wollston, Northants.

charles_pearce1 — 2011-12-31 14:32:48Z

Hi Gillian,

Did you ever receive a response on the name of John
Haddon's wife? I'm interested in Cartwright and would
like to follow up the related Haddons, Whalleys etc.

Re: Haddon Hall

2lisacornes — 2011-12-12 11:55:36Z

Hi Verna,

I was interested to read your post. The maori women you speak of that the Haddon brothers married are relatives on my mother's side of our family tree.

Kind regards,
Lisa Cornes

Re: Philadelphia Haddons

cflaageriv — 2011-11-21 12:19:52Z

Ms. Hughes,
My Phone is (518) 766-9131. You can generally reach me in the evening(s) after 6 or so. l look forward to speaking with you.

Re: Philadelphia Haddons

nancyismyrealtor — 2011-11-21 12:19:05Z

Just checking in, send me an email and your phone # and I will give you a call

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

mikehall261 — 2011-11-18 02:32:24Z

I hope to be at the VA State Library on Sat to look up records on the Landreth and Haddon lines along with the possible death records of Albert Landers to see if he is the son of Evaline. I also found info from the Family Search site that Evaline had a second son ! Nov 1883 the Wise records record another child(no father recorded), also the site had both wedding records for Mazey.
A question that I have is where did the info on Lydia's death in 1888 in Princess Anne county come from? It's a long way from Wise. Also on Lydia did she get married in Wise after 1860 or did give the correct name for Mazey's father for the marriage with Lawerence Haddon? The name appears to be John M Moore(father name on the cert. J M Moore) and on the wedding Cert. and the next 2 US census Lydia gives the last name Moore. Did she change her last name because of Mazey's marriage to Dr Haddon? The 4 Children she had in Ashe NC all have the last name of White, and I found the record that one of the children was born a bastard(Ashe Co records), it appears that Lydia never married before her giving birth to her children. John White was one of the children and moved to Wise Co and started a Family.
I Am also looking for Evaline after 1880, Did she move, die, married?

On Calvin Landreth I did find his Civil War Records and a Chancery Court Record from Wise to show that he did live in Wise and the marriage record shows that he also was from Ashe Co. The Landreth name changes to Landers at times and I hope this is why I have not found the death record of Albert as of yet.

Michael Hall

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

Reynold8 — 2011-11-10 03:32:44Z

Before my dad passed away he spent eight years telling me al about the haddons. After his death I found the house of Lawrence haddon and it is still standing. I walked around to the dairy room and his medical practice. I saw the outline of where the barn was and I spoke to an old woman who was a decendant of them who told me stories of them. I believe mazy died of influenza or tuberculoses, but I have yet to confirm. My grandmother Clara whitaker Reynolds wrote and told stories of the haddons, wishing them to never be forgotten. If there is anything specific you want to know, I may have the answer, but I am still looking for more myself.

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

Reynold8 — 2011-11-10 03:27:29Z

Hello,

I have been to the Haddon cemetary and have some pictures of the tomb stones. Mazy appears to have been the first one buried on that hill her tomb stone says Mazy white Haddon 1841-1911 at rest. I also have a copy of the marriage certificate and it states that her husbands was john Landreth I do not know why. I believe mazy was indian, do you know if that was true? I also have copies of letter Lawrence wrote to his family in England and he talk about her and after her death you see the change in him. I think he loved her very much.

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

mikehall261 — 2011-11-09 02:10:28Z

I am still looking into Calvin Landers (Landreth) there is no sign of Calvin on the Census but there is a William Landreth in Wise that appears to be (1860 Census) from Ashe, Nc (1850 Census) that may be the same person. Calvin Landers is on the record as fighting in the Civil War from Wise and surviving. Someone else on this Forum I believe had stated they had a marriage cert. for this event. Calvin is the first husband of Mazy and they appear to have had one daughter, Eveline. Eveline also appears to had a son that has her last name (child out of wedlock?). This child appears to me to be Alfred Landers which married into the Hall family line I am working on.

Mazy appears to died on july 17, 1911 and born on april 11, 1841 nad is buried in a unmarked grave in the Haddon Family grave site.

If any one has any other info on Calvin I would like to get it to prove my theory.

Michael Hall

Re: Judy Susan Haddon

weig_us2 — 2011-11-06 19:54:27Z

NEW e-mail address: weig_us2@yahoo.com

Re: George Washington Haddon

weig_us2 — 2011-11-06 19:52:42Z

Re: Louisa & William Haddon they are both buried in Parkview Cementery in Livonia, Michigan.

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

Reynold8 — 2011-10-31 23:31:53Z

That ius really fascinating. I have a copy of the marriage certificate and it says she is widowed but I never knew about children. She seemed to always be in hiding and I know her family burned down their house three times because they opposed their marriage.

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

mikehall261 — 2011-10-31 22:55:05Z

Mike Here
If you check the 1880 Census for the DR you will see listed the people listed by me lower and the household. I found the info on the first marriage in Wise NC where they lived at that time before moving up to VA (Mazy White). If you check the 1860 Census for Mazy you will find the first time of the daughter.
the 1880 Census has the name for Alfred as the same last name Landers, his mothers last name. No father is found.
If this is the same Alfred Landers he reappears in Louisa Co. married to Elizabeth Hall and fathers 3 children but diappears again inbetween 1910-1920 from the family. He does appear in directories for Richmond working as a Clerk but is dead by 1920 (elizabeth is Wd on the census).

Michael Hall

Re: Dr. Lawrence Haddon of Haddonfield, Virginia

Reynold8 — 2011-10-31 03:45:27Z

i am curious as to the first two children listed in your posting. I only knew of mazy and Larence having five children. I did not know there were children from her first marriage. Please let me know more details.

James Haddon b. 1808, Leicester, Eng. d.1888, Phil., PA

cflaageriv — 2011-10-20 00:56:00Z

His death cert. at Phil., PA., U.S.A., says his parents are named James and Elizabeth. It also says he was born in Leicestershire, Eng (stated exactly that way) in 1808. Does anyone out there know anything of this family or its origins? I am not even sure if those are even his parent's names or not. One thing I know for sure is that he had an uncle named Samuel that was also born in England and died in New Jersey in 1854 and that his uncle Samuel also had a niece named Elizabeth Kraft (maybe James Haddon's sister). Any info or even some insight would be most appreciated.

Re: Thomas Haddon

acampbell179 — 2011-09-12 02:46:35Z

I am researching a line descending from Thomas Haddon (1837-1918) through his daughter Sarah Ann (born 1860).

I am also interested to know more about the origins of his screw and rivet making business. I believe his father was Samuel Haddon or Haden (1814-1884), who is recorded as a frame work knitter in the 1851 census - humble origins for the successful screw maker!

I am also intrigued to know that Thomas had two families - I see Mary Haddon and her twin daughters in the 1871 census. Be interested to know the evidence for Thomas being the father - Mary has taken his surname for herself and her children, although presumably not married.

Kind regards

Tony Campbell

Re: Haddon/Hadden Elliott Connection Virginia, Indiana, Texas

Paigenmarc — 2011-06-27 21:14:06Z

Is Hardeman, Tennessee a difficult county to research? I did see that they had a courthouse fire during the Civil War.

Re: Haddon/Hadden Elliott Connection Virginia, Indiana, Texas

Paigenmarc — 2011-06-27 21:12:30Z

Thomas Newton Welborn - b. 1832, Anderson, SC to Jones, MS, m. Martha Mauldin
Younger Welborn - b. 1805 Anderson, SC m. Elizabeth Bryant
Aaron Welborn - b. 1760, Rowan, NC m. Elizabeth Younger
James Welborn - b. 1736, Baltimore, MD m. Mary Isabelle Teague
William Edward Welborn - b. 1713 Baltimore, MD m. Ann Crabtree
Edward Welborn - b. 1682, Baltimore, MD m. Elizabeth Stookes
Edward Wilbourne - b. 1663, Lincolnshire, England m. ?

Thomas Newton Welborn was my 3rd Great-grandfather. My mother grew up in Jones county, Mississippi.

Re: Haddon/Hadden Elliott Connection Virginia, Indiana, Texas

guswelborn — 2011-06-27 20:59:26Z

I am from Atlanta, Georgia area. However, I am descended from the Welborns of Terrell and College Mound, Kaufman Co., Texas. My grandfather is Samuel Angus Welborn (Sr.) and my father Sam Welborn, Jr. My great grandfather is James Wesley Welborn, born in Hardin Co., Tennessee on December 6, 1845, to Levi Welborn and Maranda J. Crabb. Who are your Welborn ancestors?

Re: Haddon/Hadden Elliott Connection Virginia, Indiana, Texas

Paigenmarc — 2011-06-27 20:34:55Z

I'm not sure - I haven't heard of an Edwin, but it's certainly possible that they are related. If I run across him, I'll let you know. By the way, my mom's maiden name is Welborn. Do you mind if I ask where you are from? My Welborns live in Laurel, Mississippi and before that, the Carolinas.

Re: Haddon/Hadden Elliott Connection Virginia, Indiana, Texas

guswelborn — 2011-06-27 13:14:38Z

I likeweise have an Edwin H. Hadden in my ancestry, born 1806 in Virginia; died 1872 in Bolivar, Tennessee. Unfortunately that's all the information I have on him. I wonder if there might be a connection?

Re: Haddon Bloodline

AlDawson62 — 2011-06-17 17:48:43Z

Rev Edward Haddon Taylor (1845 - 1924) buried Park Lawn Cemetery, Etobicoke, Ontario (west of Toronto)

Mother Maria Haddon of Norfolkshire, England

Re: haddon message board

pastorjulia — 2011-06-17 16:59:36Z

Please let me know what the RAF is? My dad's name was William Haddon

Haddon Bloodline

pastorjulia — 2011-06-17 16:58:14Z

Ministry, musical, novel, independents, gifted bloodline. In search of Haddon's.

Re: Philadelphia Haddons

cflaageriv — 2011-04-22 02:19:17Z

Ms. Haddon,

Yes, it is the same family. I have been trying to reach you for many years. Just thought I would try again.

~ Creston Laager -- cflaageriv@yahoo.com

Re: Haddon Hall

nannyboona — 2011-03-31 09:57:11Z

Kia ora

there definitely is a link. You must be related to Laly Haddon? Louis James Haddon is my tupuna whose brother Charles is the one who married into Taranaki and from whom Gundy descends. My Mum and her generation know some of the whanau and I have met some a few years back, again from Hawera I think. At that time there was talk of a reunion.

Vernis J. Haddon of Houston, TX 1919

drbrownlee — 2011-01-17 05:49:36Z

Vernis is pictured in the 1919 Aegis, yearbook of the January 1919 class of Central High School in Houston, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Jack Haddon of Spokane Washington

brookssearch101 — 2011-01-03 02:44:33Z

Searching for information on my Husband's family. We have very little information, but perhaps some of these names will be familar to members on the list.

Jack Haddon married Stella (Shaw, Brooks) Qualls, bet.1920-1924
Stella b. c.1886
Stella d. 10 Nov 1959 Spokane Washington.
Found in 1930 Census - Colbert, Spokane WA

Their children:
Arthur b. c.1921 (Father may be John Qualls)
Floyd b. c.1924
Florence b. c.1925
Clarence b. c.1926
Donald b. c.1928

Jack has a brother named Floyd

Thanks, Laurie

Re: ROSALINE HADDON

tf1368 — 2010-11-05 23:43:35Z

Here is some information on Rosaline Haddon, the dau of Peter Haddon and Rosaline Courtneidge. she was born in late 1926 and her mother died a month later, as a result of the birth. She was christened at 'All Saints', Langham place??, at 2.30 pm; the excate time of her parents wedding annerversy.
Her God parents were, Edgar Wallace, novelist & Duchess of Atholl. Her aunt & uncle were Dame Cecily Courtneidge (born Australia) & John Norman Hulbert. Grandfather: Robert Courtneidge - actor, manager and producer.
Peter Haddon's 2nd wife is of family interest to me (Edith Lyons - madien name Huxtable).. so if anyone has information.. would love to know more about her...
Cheers Trish

Re: RE; HADDON & PURSEY & KEPPELL & MOGFORD FAMILIES

gehaddon — 2010-11-04 20:58:38Z

Jenny, Glad to be able to help. There is one correction to my previous message. The property near Blackborough (.58m)is All Hallows, the Perseys who live there told me that the speeling of Persey was peculiar to that particular area of Devon. Geoff

Re: RE; HADDON & PURSEY & KEPPELL & MOGFORD FAMILIES

cocksie — 2010-11-04 12:30:22Z

Thank you for your informative response. I had already pretty much verified to my satisfaction the surname of Ann as being Pursey. However the spelling of Persey in your note helps me as well (ie remember to think outside the square when tracking down ancestor names). Jenny

Re: RE; HADDON & PURSEY & KEPPELL & MOGFORD FAMILIES

gehaddon — 2010-11-04 10:05:29Z

I am the eldest son of Leslie Reginald Haddon, I have copies of the death certificates for Orlando Haddon and Ann nee Persey. Orlando's certificate (1881)details Mary Ann as his eldest daughter. Mary Ann married James Small. Ann's (nee Persey) certificate (1886)details son in law James Small as the informant. I have been to Blackborough where Orlando and Ann were married. While there in 1988 I met the Persey family who still live on New Hallows farm about 2 miles from the site of the Blackborough Church. Hope this helps.

Re: Thomas Haddon

angelals23 — 2010-09-15 17:31:56Z

Thank you for you message. My Thomas Haddon was the son of Thomas Haddon born 1782 in Loughborough. On his son's birth and marriage certificates his profession is recorded as a weaver, so definately not your solicitor. It might be possible though that they are related in some way.

best wishes
Angela

Re: Thomas Haddon

oliver1396 — 2010-09-15 10:40:43Z

Could your man be the son of a London solicitor, called Thomas Haddon, who bought Old Park at St Lawrence, Isle of Wight in 1820 and between 1820 and 1832 created it into a "gentleman's marine residence"? Old Park is now a hotel, but a fine new house and garden nearby carry the name Haddon Lake House.
My main interest is in a clifftop area at Shanklin, some ten miles away, called Haddon's Pits. It was apparently once a stone quarry. It was bought by National Trust in 1977 with a bequest from Lydia Wigginton-Smith. NT do not know the history of Haddon's Pits, and I would like to research it.
The Haddon family (if it is the same) seem to gather properties named after them!
www.child-friendly-hotel.com/history.htm
Do let me know whether this is relevent.
Oliver

Re: RE; HADDON & PURSEY & KEPPELL & MOGFORD FAMILIES

cocksie — 2010-09-06 03:36:11Z

Thanks for your prompt reply. I have managed to find Ann Pursey on the IGI marrying Orlando. However I have found that not all IGI info is correct, particularly in Devon (specially pre 1813). Other info I have been tracking/chasing seems to confirm the Pursey surname so I may just have to believe!

Re: RE; HADDON & PURSEY & KEPPELL & MOGFORD FAMILIES

sandrawhite1136 — 2010-09-06 02:49:06Z

I have a book called Camden pioneer register which details Orlando Haddons'particulars and it states in there that Anns' maiden name was Pursey. The only other place I could think it came from is the Latter Day Saints family search website which I used for many years trying to do family research.

Re: RE; HADDON & PURSEY & KEPPELL & MOGFORD FAMILIES

cocksie — 2010-09-04 02:13:03Z

I am a descendent of Mary Ann Haddon and James Small (a number of great/greats ago). My grandmother (maternal) was Winifred Haddon Small. I have been researching Haddons (on behalf of my mother). How have you substantiated Orlando's wife (Ann) as a Pursey?
Jenny

Re: Lost Haddon Line

hmedesigner — 2010-08-20 15:31:56Z

Hi Pam, can you drop me an email, love to chat more. hmedesigner@shaw.ca Cheers!

Re: Lost Haddon Line

pebrown71 — 2010-08-20 00:48:49Z

Hi John, Good to hear from you...still working on my family's heritage. Hope all is well. I have divorced and moved on and am much happier. My Dad died this past Thanksgiving week and we are missing him terribly.

Pam

Re: Lost Haddon Line

hmedesigner — 2010-08-19 20:56:39Z

Like to get back in touch again. Please drop me an email at hmedesigner@shaw.ca Many thanks, John Haddon

Re: Mary J Haddon

hmedesigner — 2010-08-19 20:51:56Z

further to my earlier posts, my new email is hmedesigner@shaw.ca I look forward to any further posts in regards to the Haddon line. Thanks, John Haddon

Re: Haddon family in Warwickshire, Aston, and Birmingham

twirls — 2010-08-19 19:18:09Z

Hi Doe,

I've found at least six William Haddon's dates between 1754 and 1888. Can't see a William Edwin or a Florence Sutor though. This must be a different Haddon line or a branch from it. It looks like my family of Haddon originated from Shropshire then as time went on and for one reason or another found themselves living in Woodcock Street, Aston near Gosta Green. Does this mean anything in your own researches?

Just a tip, be aware of the name Haddon being mispelt. I've come across it a couple of times and it can really throw you so keep digging until you have the right person.

Bye for now
Twirls

Re: Haddon family in Warwickshire, Aston, and Birmingham

dorothyhaddon1 — 2010-08-17 22:09:08Z

HI twirls
Thanks for your reply, there is another William Edwin Haddon in my family, it may be no connection but the detail are as follows Birth 6th July 1920 Aston. Marriage to Florence Sutor Q4 1945 Birmingham. Burial 11th June 1999 Yardley Cemetery. which Haddon are you related to? hope you are well
bye
Doe

Re: Haddon family in Warwickshire, Aston, and Birmingham

twirls — 2010-08-12 20:36:27Z

Hi Doe,

Thank you for you message. My apologies for the delay in responding. I have six William Haddon's and not one was born about 1829. I don't have any mention of an Eliza Allen either. My Haddon's, as yours come from Aston so there maybe a connection here somewhere along the line. If I can be of any help with your Haddon's please let me know.

Best wishes

Unknown Haddon marries John McAdams ca 1806

chaswebb_1 — 2010-08-10 18:51:55Z

Is anyone familiar with a union of an unknown Haddon and a John McAdams ca 1806 in Abbeville Dist., SC